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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1915
Page
2
The article extols the Dixie highway linking the south with central west as a valuable upbuilder. It argues good roads attract tourists who become prospectors for business and agriculture, benefiting farmers and investors by opening opportunities at home.
The fragment promotes Non-Fading Scotch Art Meals as a notable product line, urging attention to its unique qualities.
A plea argues that improved highways like the Dixie and Lincoln routes will catalyze a tourist boom, driving lasting economic benefits. Citing Henry Flagler and northern Indiana examples, it notes millions in potential travel revenue and the need for connected roads to attract and sustain visitors and spending. Southern Exchange.
Mrs Mary Rollings and daughter Lillie visited relatives in Terre Haute. Charles Wendell of Terre Haute is on vacation. Andrew Appell, visiting here months, left Sunday for Washington with Dudley Pell of Harmony. W H Hutcheson funeral held at home and Boone cemetery interment. Mrs James Boardman of Green Castle visited relatives here. Master Everett Goss of Harmony visiting Paul Hutcheson. Mrs Cligard Sutton and daughter Essie calling on friends at Reelsville. Miss Eulah Hutcheson of Brazil visited Mayme Hutcheson. Several from here attended May day at Green Castle. Miss Lola Hutcheson visited Minnie Mathews at Crogs Creek. Mrs Martha Hutcheson and Mrs Nellie Appell spent Sunday with J P Bence at Hamrick. Mr and Mrs K H Finny called on John McElroy and wife Sunday evening.
Broadpark residents attended the dedication of the new Christian church at Crown Center on Sunday. James Buis traveled to Indianapolis on Saturday. Mrs. Sarah McCammack joined a birthday dinner for her aunt Mrs. Melissa Jackson in Coatesville. Dave Pruitt of Amo visited Fletcher Walter's last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Stockwell were in Indianapolis Saturday. Mrs. James Buis has been ill recently.
Advertisement claims Chamberlain's ointment relieves rheumatic pain and soreness without strong medicines, suggesting the rheumatism gradually disappears. States obtainable everywhere.
The Maxwell Motor Company highlights two service types for buyers: the car’s guaranteed performance and the maker dealer support during use. With 38 000 satisfied owners after eighteen months, Maxwell operates 16 service branches and 54 district offices to supply parts and expert help across the United States and Canada.
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