Bakers and merchants list fill Galveston town
The itemized notices cover city bakery offerings and low prices on fruit coffee beans and rice. Local names and businesses appear with brief updates on visits, sales, and funerals, plus a death notice for Adam Householder and a church service report.
Cure a Cold in One Day and Kidney Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts Laxation Bromo Quinine and Roley’s Kidney Cure as cures for colds and kidney disease. It claims refunds if ineffective and features a Grove signature on each box. Prices noted as 25 cents.
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BE. W. Grove
Sharp family takes over Levi Wood property in north town
George Sharp and family have moved into the Levi Wood property in the north part of town. Mr will work for Z U Loop this ae on hanging paper.
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George Sharp
Levi Wood
Z. U
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures years of piles claim
F M Higgins of Seneca Illinois reports being afflicted with piles for years and finding three boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly curative. The ad promises the surest pile cure on earth with a 25 cent price and local druggist Z A Loop selling it. It also advertises Ki na Ki na quinine tonic as a tasteless alternative for malaria treatment sold by Z U Loop.
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Z. A. Loop
F. M. Higgins
Seneca
Bucklen
Dr. J. H. McLean Medicine Co
St. Louis
Z. U. Loop
Epworth League Social At A H Thomas Home
Epworth League held a social gathering last Wednesday evening at the residence of A H Thomas. Main events were games and a drawing contest followed by a generous supper. Proceeds totaling 4 dollars will support League activities.
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Epworth League
A. H. Thomas
Automatic crossing signal warns travelers of approaching train
A new electric signal for railroad crossings provides automatic alerts. The first signal fires when the train is one and a half miles away with a bell and a three minute indication. A second signal appears when the train is half a mile distant with a warning to cross.
Masquerade Surprise Party Held At Miss Trusts Home
A masquerade surprise was hosted at Miss Effie Trusts home last Tuesday evening with about fifteen attendees. Oysters were served at 11 p.m. Guests departed late at night. Present included Mrs. Belle Burrows, Misses Ida Young Mary Campbell Mabel Campbell Gertrude Doran Hattie Thomas Tessie Waddell Frankie Marshall Messrs Jerry Powers John Philapy Ambrose DeHaven D A Zehring Bert Bitter Prof Stout and F R Morrison.
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Effie Trust
Belle Burrows
Ida Young
Mary Campbell
Mabel Campbell
Gertrude Doran
Hattie Thomas
Tessie Waddell
Frankie Marshall
Messrs
Jerry Powers
John Philapy
Ambrose DeHaven
D. A. Zehring
Bert Bitler
Prof. Stout
F. R. Morrison
Birthday Dinner Honors Dr Loop at White Side Hotel
Last Thursday on Washington’s birthday Dr J C Loop and his wife hosted a dinner at the White Side hotel for many friends. Mr Loop gave a life talk on Washington, answered questions well, and the spread was praised as memorable. Forty four guests signed the register. Dr Loop, age 75, moves with ease and enjoyed the event.
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Washington
J. C. Loop
Loop
Whiteside Hotel
Kokomo visit and local notices fill page
Miss Mellie Bell visits Kokomo Tuesday morning. Lagrippe cured by Dr Kay s Long Balm. Mrs Oma Stewart and baby return from Higgrood visit. Dress shirts 25 cents. New Casa DEAL. D J Kemp of Greentown visits Mrs Belle Burrows. Mrs Burrows and Miss Ida Young visit Kokomo. Galveston Cash Lumber Co stocks hard coal. Leave orders now. F R Morrison in Kokomo. Frank to insure with Aetna. Loganport union bricklayers protest non union labor. Milton Garrigus announces candidacy for State G A R commander. Kokomo Dry Goods ad offers bargains. Public sale notices and lower printing rates promoted.
Kidney disease claim and obituary note from Milton Haynes Jr
An ad claims most serious diseases begin in the kidneys and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure. An obituary reports Milton Haynes Jr. dying Thursday night after a long illness at his home of Mr and Mrs John Oliver, with funeral at the Baptist church led by Rev G W Tupper and burial in the I O O F cemetery. The item mentions a farm journal clubbing offer and a reference to years 1900 to 1904.
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Galveston
Adam Householder
Galveston Baptist Church
Shouse
Kokomo
Foley
F. H. Bear
John Oliver
Milton Haynes, Jr
the Baptist Church
G. W.tupper
Farm Journal
Lma- der
Igoi
Jacob Biggle
Biggle
Meyer Reper
United
America
Kevin
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J. E. Conner
Nebraska
W. W. Gresham
Irt
S. P. Bevington
Strickland
Banner
Joe Metzner
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Japan
Frank Spence
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Amanda Spacy
Maud
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Joe Clark
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Cora Burrows
Alexandria
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Pressonville
Kans
Cas Daft
Will
Tryin Roley
P.H. Bralt
Scott
Scotts Bowne, Chance
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Oma Stewart
Baby
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New Casa Deal
D. J. Kemp
Greentown
Galveston Cash Lumber Company
F.R. Morrison
Frank
Milton Garrigus
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Webster
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Wilmer
Farex Journal
Chas
Jewking
Eugene J. Hall
Central Music Hall
FP. H. Brat
Dr. King
Buatz