Rubber Alert Traffic Ad Promotes Vehicles in Stock
An in stock advertisement promotes the largest line of latest style vehicles with best guarantee and prices in the county. It urges potential buyers to call and examine before buying elsewhere.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Democrat
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1899
Page
5
An in stock advertisement promotes the largest line of latest style vehicles with best guarantee and prices in the county. It urges potential buyers to call and examine before buying elsewhere.
Numerous brief items recount visits and meals among local residents, a forthcoming picnic at the Christian church, livestock notes, fishing concerns, and upcoming threshing near Peggotty and McHaffies. Several names and places appear including Indianapolis, Lena, Greencastle, Harmony, Croys Creek, and Sun day School.
Broad Park notes say fine rains improved conditions for Old maids and widowers. Local visits include Miss Lora Allee working for Mrs. Albert Buis and J. W. Stringer hosting relatives. The entry lists many moves, visits, a fatal barn storm, and a newborn death, with multiple family updates and community events.
Mr. Snider and family visited Mr. Kee's last Sunday. Thad Aliee and wife of Chicago visited his father and relatives the past week. Mrs. Kee has returned home after spending weeks with her sick mother at Stilesville. Miss Lottie Sutherlin hosted guests last Sunday evening Emma Estep Blanche Bailey Mr. Garrett Jesse Elliott of Stilesville Ida Estep. Wm. Cooper and family of Green Castle visited his father last Sunday. Mabel McCoy visits relatives and friends at Mt. Meridian.
Indianapolis residents spent several days with Samuel Watson and family while Henry Horn visited from Terre Haute on business. Miss Verta Cress and a friend traveled from Manhattan Kansas to see relatives. The Brunerstown and Mansfield bands plan a concert and Blue Jay social at Wm Thomas grove Saturday night, inviting all.
The column details visits and gatherings across Bainbridge, Roachdale, Greencastle, and surrounding towns. Traveling dentists, windmills sold, and socials showcase daily life with multiple families and neighbors visiting, hosting and traveling. Local improvements include telephone work and a new laundry machine promotion.
The advertisement promotes the first Laundering Machine with a stationary tub rest rotary wash board high pressure wringer and folding rack. It guarantees a warranty covering defective parts free of charge for five years and invites customers to wait for a house demonstration by Aymer & Harshbarger Roachdale plus business investment potential.
P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months with a running leg wound and reports Bucklin's Amica Salve cured it in five days. For wounds piles it is billed as the best salve in the world with a cure guaranteed at 25 cents. Sold by Piercy & Co. druggists.
Letter from W H Ragan describes three safe rail routes to Washington D C via Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylvania and Chesapeake and Ohio with price 17 20 first class, scenic highlights from Harpers Ferry to the Blue Ridge, and notes a mileage fare of 14 60 to Washington using the C and O mileage book.
William C. Whitney denies reports that he travels in Europe to seek Admiral Dewey's backing as the next Democratic presidential candidate. The denial centers on the alleged push for Dewey's consent to run.
The wage committee reported an agreed ten percent advance for lamp chimney workers, signaling progress on the labor dispute.
A fire wiped out the town of Dobeshi in Volhynia province, Russia, with seven fatalities reported. Separate note mentions a planned consolidation of compressed air firms into a single company with a $100 million capitalization.
The eighth annual convention of the Indiana and Ohio conference branch of the Young People's Alliance was held at Laporte Idaho.
Sir Thomas Lipton will take 600 guests aboard an 8000-ton steamer to America to witness the Americas Cup races. The voyage aims to bring VIP spectators to the sailing finale.
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