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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1906
Page
1
Galveston Grain Co promotes prices on coal and flour with brands White Heather Dakota Peerless and XXXX Spring Wheat. Local notices mention divorces, weddings, holiday visits by residents to Indianapolis Terre Haute Evansville Peru Kokomo and Logansport with many relatives visiting and guests staying in Galveston and surrounding towns.
Real estate brief lists multiple houses from 5 to 7 rooms with verandas, cement walks, fruit, water access and prices from $850 to $1500. Properties include 2 lots near interurban, Washington street, and Alford addition with time payments offered. Also notes 13 choice farms for sale and farm loans at 5 percent with privilege payments.
The essay urges gradual progress in saving, noting most large bank balances began small. A few dollars saved today spurs steady growth, with patience and consistency as the path up the ladder of financial achievement. Start now and keep climbing.
Child nursing should begin with Chamberlains Salve then wipe clean before further nursing. Several trainer nurses report best results and price is 25 cents per box at Giiveston Drug Co. The piece also notes Mrs Garnand caring for Mrs Cook as she weakens and mentions Miss Maud Trouglas aiding relatives in Indianapolis. A revival at Jewell led by Rev May Puckett Foster draws Kokomo residents with nightly conversions and interurban car stops arranged for attendees.
Mr E G Case of Canton Center Conn praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the king of cough medicines for croup and for coughs and colds, claiming reliable, safe results. Sold by Galveston Drug Co.
A list of residents visiting relatives and guests includes Mr. and Mrs. Wra Hyatt with son Newt, Bliss Marjorie McAlpine of Warsaw staying with sister Mrs. Vernon Beller, and Maggie Murphy Pond and son Ray of Gaston. Ernest Endicott, Mary Streeter, and Mabel Wood return from Marion for holidays. Grace Winterrowd and others visit Mrs. Millie Meek. David Engler leaves for Logansport to visit Mannie Engler. Union hotel reopens with special noon Sundays and Christmas dinners needing prior reservations. Willard Lawrence family visit Omer Crisler in Richmond. Charles Barnhart to run burger shop. Frank Lawrence and wife to manage house during absence.
Southbound trains from Columbus to Indianapolis and points including Noblesville Tipton Kokomo Elwood Alexandria Marion Anderson Muncie and beyond. Limited schedules via traction lines through Peru Muncie Indianapolis with Marion Flyer runs to Indianapolis leaving Marion 5 15 p m and 11 00 a m stops Alexandria and Anderson only. The Toledo Blade advertisement promotes the newspaper and its wide national circulation.
A letter from A Tasbel & Co of South Bend proposes an insurance and mortgage service package. It claims annual earnings from 4 408.08 to 35 000.00 and promises help in mortgaging writing policies and related work for local towns.
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