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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
4
The notice lists advertising rates for various line items including cards of thanks resolutions of respect obituaries and church notices with per line charges and strict adherence to the rates. It references a Galveston Indiana post office filing and mentions a publication date of Thursday June 07 and a marshal signed name Marcel Jr Sgt.
Kokomo residents, excursions to Lake Maxinkuckee, church meetings, school bids, and local commerce mix with weathered notices. Reports include horse injury by lightning near Galveston, a pending daily paper at Michigan City penitentiary, and many small town updates from Logansport to Russiaville.
Notice that Horace Munson has been appointed and qualified as executor of the last will and testament of a deceased person in Vass County Indiana. The estate is stated to be solvent. Dated May.
Mrs Enina Jones and her children from Springfield Ohio are visiting Galveston relatives. Charley Muller gifts a large cherry supply for sale, while his note notes he has many more to offer. Bruce Newer's Deer Creek General Store was burglarized Sunday night losing about 25 dollars in stock and 50 dollars cash, with cigars and small items taken.
A Boston man reports recovery from jaundice malaria and fever after using a cheap liver and stomach treatment sold at Loop's drug store for 25 cents. The notice mentions a Dove meeting in Galveston and public indignation over perceived community discord.
An advertisement touts a pain balm claiming rapid relief for back pains in a wife and praise from her husband who says she felt reborn after using the product. The notice promotes sale through a local dealer in Loop and urges trust in its curative claim. The section then shifts to a note on new state hunting permit laws and issuing authorities, detailing permit dates and where to apply.
Advertises a typewriter copy service with a first class machine and good work at very low living prices.
Pennsylvania Lines offers Fourth of July excursion tickets for trips west of Pittsburgh within a 200 mile radius. Tickets go on sale July 3 and 4 at any station on these lines, with return valid through July 5. For rates and train times, contact Pennsylvania Lines Passenger and Ticket Agents. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised with health claims and sample offer at Z. U. Loop's drug store.
Fares advertised for the Pan American Exposition include an Akron route excursion to Buffalo via Chautauqua Lake with stops allowed on the way. Galveston to Buffalo travel lists $13.50 for the return, with Canada and eastern points offering special tourist fares and a $1 Buffalo stopover surcharge. Tickets via Pan American service may include through schedules and further information from Galveston agents. Also mentioned is Buckeye Salve advertising and a stove fire incident in Kirkman IA.
An old advertisement urges readers to buy a bottle of Chamb lain Coke cholera and diarschool remiety for family safety. It claims the medicine is the most successful and essential, available for sale to Z. U. Leop.
A fragmented historic account describes long incapacity and a patient’s vivid, uncertain reminiscences. The text mentions weakness, prostration, and attempts at movement, with sparse references to doctors, blessings, and hope for relief. The tone hints at medical uncertainty and patient endurance amid chronic illness.
Describes crowded and repressed cases with fitted compartments for personal needs and complete separation to protect delicate fabrics during packing.
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