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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
4
Advertising rates laid out upon application. The notice is dated Thursday June 6 1901 and records Galveston Indiana as a post office entry point. It notes the item is entered as second class mail matter on March 11 1897.
A notice states novices offered services for pay at a church setting with a stated rate of 3c per line. The ad emphasizes strict adherence to the price schedule and formal terms of service.
The weather prophet forecasts a dry June for the region. Kokomo resident Pp A Sassaman spent Wednesday in Galveston. Andersons Dog and Pony Show arrived here Wednesday morning and anchored at the stock pens. Mrs W E Pford and son Eugene of Logansport visited her daughter Mrs John Enyart on Thursday. The M F E Sunday school plans its annual children day program for Sunday night in June. The Democratic Editorial Association of Indiana will hold its first meeting in Logansport on July 1 and 12 with high expectations. The Bradfield vs Scott case was dismissed by the plaintiff at costs. Thoughtful readers know genuine Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co is 35c. The sunshine benefits farmers working corn as seeds rot from cold rains and fields are replanted.
Friends in Lawrence Kansas recall Mrs. L Pease who had been bedbound seven years from kidney and liver trouble and nervous debility. She credits three bottles of Electric Bitters with restoring her mobility and health in three months as a valuable remedy for headaches backaches nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness. The Minnesota Mirror notes the oddity of editor shortages and advertising copy from a misformatted text block, mentioning various professions and a faulty recruitment notice.
Thomas roofs a barn north of town while W H Hyatt builds a new barn on the R C Hyatt place. A list of delinquent lot owners appears in the I O O F cemetery column. Cameron plans a new barn on a site of a lightning destroyed one. James S McWilliams breaks ground for a two story business room south of Beall's drug store. Emerick sells Lott farm east of Galveston to Ed Roferty for 4800 dollars. Godfrey Tribe 239 prepares to institute a new Tribe in Kokomo Friday night. The show billed for Wednesday evening is larger than last season and priced with popular rates.
Mrs. A H Thomas and daughter Audra left Friday to visit relatives in Leesburg and Gas See Nits. Local shoppers note Kepner and Keller carry top canned goods brand.
Horace Munson appointed and qualified as executor of the will of Isaac N Munson of Cass County Indiana deceased. Estate deemed solvent. Dated May 28, 1907.
Promote early purchase of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for family use before summer. Claims universal acceptance as the most successful medicine for bowel complaints for children and adults. Sold by Z. U. Loop.
Delinquent notices issued for lots in the I O O F Cemetery Galveston Indiana with June 1st rgor and July 1st rgor deadlines. Owners listed include Adams S A Anderson Sarah Burrows Mary etc. Board notes delinquency under Indiana statutes sections 358g to 35964 and warns of sale to cover assessments and costs.
Everett Gore paid $150 to W F Stanley after two of Gore’s horses were shot in a clover field on May 26. Gore also fined $5 with costs $8.50 following an affidavit by authorities. John Cage and Dr McClurg head to Chicago for medical exams amid brain trouble. Amos Studebaker fights Central Union Telephone pole plans, guards with a rifle after removing a pole and warning of nitroglycerine danger.
Excursion tickets go on sale through Pennsylvania Lines for events in St Paul Kansas City and Fort Wayne with dates in June. A Wa bash Valley Pow wow notice denies rumors of no event at Logansport and promises a large, authentic gathering the final big pow wow to be held there.
A testimonial from Rev J G Standard of Adams Nebraska praises Dr B J Kay of Saratoga New York for treating chronic stomach liver bowel and kidney diseases with Dr Kay’s Renovator. The ad notes no charge for advice and confidential letters with a 25 cent tablets and 50 cent liquid price.
The Leader office lists a speedy cure for grippe by Dr Kay's Long Balm with sales at Loop's drug store. A free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is offered, described as an elegant physic that improves appetite digestion and liver bowels regulation.
Travel news notes Pennsylvania Lines will sell excursion tickets to San Francisco from July 5 through 1ath for Epworth League Convention. Ticker details available via Pennsylvan ia Lines agents. A separate local court report records Prosecutor Fitzer of Logansport paying respects in Galveston. Harry Eliott fined 13 dollars total on assault and battery and poolroom violations. six other charges dismissed.
George Schaub buys Chamberlains Pain Alalmot for his wife who suffers eight weeks with back pain and reports dramatic relief after a few days. Edison promises cheap houses and cement at five dollars a ton. Pan American Exposition fares from Galveston via the Akron Route listed with return options and stopovers at Buffalo and Chautauqua Lake. Tickets available through E C Hart Galveston Indiana.
A Boston man who recently wed a ailing heiress notes his wife’s recovery after using Dr King’s New Life Pills. The tonic promises relief from jaundice biliousness malaria fever and liver and stomach troubles. Sold for 25 cents at Loop's drug store.
The Pan American Buffalo Line opens May 1 in Buffalo New York with through service from St Louis Indianapolis Louisville Cincinnati Dayton and Columbus via Akron and Chautauqua Lake. Excursion tickets to the Pan American Exposition and stop over privileges to Niagara Falls and Adirondacks are offered with fares and return limits detailed by Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents. W W Richardson is the district passenger agent in Indianapolis for more information.
Mrs Haviland of Armonk New York says her daughter nearly died from whooping cough and bronchitis but recovered with Dr King’s New Discovery. Her niece with advanced consumption also recovered. The ad touts the medicine as infallible for coughs and colds with a 100 bottle guarantee and free trial bottles.
Mr Major of New York sells Majors Cement claiming superior quality and cheaper production costs. He argues competitors use costly ingredients and add small profits, while Majors offers cheaper substitutes and broader advert spending benefiting dealers.
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