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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1906
Page
1
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Walter Robinson of Peru and Homer Sprinkle of Logansport visit Galveston. Elections note George L. Woody elected Justice of Peace at Russiaville November 6. Ed Truax and wife visit Kokomo. Bertha Baldwin and Flossie Rofeltry join Methodist church. Prof. Miller watched Indiana Notre Dame game. MoT church interior finished with frescoes. Lincoln church nearing completion with fresco work. Born to Clyde Streeter at Kokomo a baby girl. Local social visits and health notes abound. Bazaar by Ladies of Baptist Church December 5–6. Lena Patton dies age 3 at Crothersville, funeral in Galveston. Display of Base Burners and Steel Ranges. piano offer with purchase. Various local visits, shopping notices, and school plans for Valparaiso University opening November 27.
A brief notice outlines plans to transform the shop area into a welcoming waiting space for customers. The initiative aims to improve comfort with seating, lighting, and accessibility while maintaining service flow.
Local items report O M Surrey plans weekly office days at his residence and at Galveston Drug Co in Galveston Indiana. Clyde Shope survived a dust and heat incident at work. Josie Ward hosted a miscellany shower for Nell Thomas at North Smith street. Nell Thomas and Charles Stewart to wed. Carrie Hester and Martin Cody win prizes for verses. Blanch Hale wins guessing contest prize. Shredded fodder incident noted in county news.
A reliable medicine and one that should always be kept in the home for immediate use is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It will prevent the attack if given as soon as the child becomes hoarse or even after the croupy cough appears. For sale by Galveston Drug Co.
Miss Nell Thoms and Charles Stewart wed in the Catholic church at Kokomo with Elizabeth Fickle bridesmaid and James Flyon best man. The couple to reside in Galveston while Stewart remains at the Kokomo clothing store. a wedding breakfast followed at the groom’s parents’ home.
In early Russian Japanese war times the text extols preparation and readiness. It urges individuals and the nation to be ready for emergencies and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective early treatment for colds, recommended for instant use and available at Galveston Drug Co.
A promotional message extols saving money and using bank services. It stresses that money kept in a bank is safe, accessible, and protected from loss. The text frames banking as a pathway to success and happiness, noting that a bank account costs nothing and helps manage funds.
All trains except the 12.02 a m service offer direct connections at Tipton to Fl wood Alexandria Fairmount Marion Anderson Middletown Mancie and intermediate stops.
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