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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1907
Page
1
A column contrasts saving with capital building, urging regular deposits to grow wealth and unlock new investment opportunities. Local notes report social visits, business travels, and a wooden miscellany of ads and notices from Galveston and nearby towns, including medicine claims and product prices.
Visit Joe R. Myers in Kokomo to view the monument, as he offers the largest stock for inspection before purchase.
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A Galveston community column lists early cabbage plants for sale, fruit and celery at McCoy’s, and coal prices from PALVESTON Grain Co. Local residents Mrs J E Miller and May visit Bennetts while Miss Carmih Davis and Mary Redmond visit Kokomo friends. John Marshall wins a $10 high grade award at Galveston High School. Social events include a Methodist church musical and Alumni Club entertainment with Baptist-society refreshments. Funeral details note Miss Belva McFatridge buried in Sharon Cemetery after services in Atlanta.
Mrs Sue Martin of Fuixsonia Mississippi credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with curing six months of stomach and liver trouble. She says she can eat anything now and feels like the proudest woman in the world. Galveston Drug Co sells the remedy with free samples.
The ninth annual Galveston High School commencement was held at the Baptist church on Wednesday night April 24. The program, filled with performances by the Dowling Orchestra of Logansport and soloists Bernice McKinney Margaret Bitler and Mabel Zehring, included an address by Dr. E B Bryan and diploma presentations. John Marshall won a $10 gold scholarship prize and door receipts totaled 105 dollars.
Alexander Benton of Rural Route 1 Fort Edward New York extols Dr King’s New Discovery as his best earthly friend for asthma and incipient consumption in his son’s wife, claiming a fire bottle ended a terrible cough and left all symptoms gone. The Galv Drug Co guarantees it with 50c and 1.00 price and a free trial bottle.
Miss Lillie Foy visited Elwood with her sister from Friday to Sunday. Harry Miller of Muncie stayed with his parents south of town. Leave watches at O K restaurant for Tom Fawcett to repair. Fred Streeter homebound with rheumatism. Frank Smith of Logansport visited relatives. Warren Smith and wife from Kokomo were guests. Mrs. Joe Thomas called to Russiaville for husband’s illness. Garden seed and onion sets advertised by GaLvEsTon GRAIN Co. Twin Spring men toured M E church and plan a future Twin Springs church building.
Early cold signs include a dry cough watery nasal discharge and a thin tongue coating. Taking Chamberlain's cough remedy hourly at first symptoms counteracts the cold and can restore health in a day or two. Sold by Galveston Drug Co.
A mix of social notes and ads mentions Mr and Mrs Clarence Loop returning from California, Bert Bitler and wife visiting Kokomo, and Supt P A Bonebrake and wife staying with Wm Ballard. Also listed are monument dealer Joe R Myers Kokomo and various seed and fertilizer prices, plus a nurse's salve ad for nursing infants.
On the first and third Tuesdays in February March and April land seekers are urged to take the Kokomo and Frisco route for best accommodations. Free sleepers are offered from St. Louis.
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