Local Notices and Social Remnants From Decoration Day
Local residents hosted visitors from Indianapolis Carthage Ohio and Cincinnati during Decoration Day week. Foreclosure suit filed against John F Bruce and Anna E Bruce in county clerk’s office. The county tax distribution to trustees scheduled for July 12. Funeral held for Ira Sommersville wife of Milroy passes after cancer.
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John Taylor
John F
Anna E. Bruce
Harles H. Porter
George Porter
Cincinnati
Porter
Siling
Tolman Black
West Main Street
Willis Jeffries
Wilbur McGee
Indianapolis
Decoration Day
John Hart
Elmer Robbins
School For the Blind
Harry Deitz
John Deitz
Will Deitz
Mollie Stevenson
Ira Sommersville
Milroy
Perl Sommerville
Lincoln, Nebraska
Season programs announced for K. of P. opera house
Charles H. Ewing manager of the K of P opera house outlines next season starting mid September with Red Mills. Other attractions include Buster Brown The Thief Polly of the Circus The Third Degree The Girl of the U S A The Traveling Salesman A Stubborne Cinderella and more. Rosar Mason Stock Company to perform the county fair week in August.
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Charles H. Ewing
K. of P. Opera House
Red Mills
Buster Brown
the Thief
Polly of the Circus
U S. A
Rosar-Mason Stock Company
Osteopathic Physician Ad in Greensburg Indiana
Dr J B Kinsinger osteopathic physician advertises treatment for many illnesses unresponsive to old methods. Graduate of American School of Osteopathy Kirksville Missouri offers free consultation with office in Hamilton Block Greensburg Indiana hours 9 0 to 4 00 Tuesdays and Saturdays phone 433.
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American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Hamilton Block
Greensburg
Ind
Wool Purchase Notice for Philadelphia Mills Contract
Advertises a contract to supply 100000 pounds of wool to Philadelphia Woolen Mills with delivery in four months. Offers to pay the highest market price in cash for early delivery and invites sellers to contact Fira Levenstein at 2014 Sam Levenstein, door south of freight depot.
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Philadelphia
Sam Levenstein
Of Interest to Farmers and Mechanics Cham berlain's Liniment use
Farmers and mechanics often suffer minor injuries and delays. Apply Cham berlain's Liniment immediately to cuts and bruises to shorten healing time. It eases sprains and rheumatic pains and reduces the risk of infection when used before inflammation. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Not a High Browed Genius Yet Proves Valuable
A man accepts that he is not a genius in any single field and discovers greater value to his community and greater comfort for his family through practical contributions and steady effort.
Post Office in Nebraska Named Tonic Sparks Theories
A Nebraska post office called Tonic exists but officials doubt the postmaster took the office for health reasons, leaving speculation about his motives unresolved.
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Nebraska
Tonic
Early American Painters and a Colonial Prodigy
The article recalls immigrant colonial painters and highlights Benjamin West as an early native-born American painter who rose from rough beginnings to fame. It recounts West’s Quaker birth, child prodigy start, Rome and London success, and eventual presidency of the Royal Academy. It then ventures to botanical observation about banana flowers and banana hands, noting imperfect blooms in examined examples.
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Dale
Red Inns
Matthew Pratt
Philadelphia
Benjamin West
John Singleton Copley
S. West
Pennsylvania
Pennington
Rome
London
The
Royal Academy
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Circle Magazine
The Banana Tree In Hawaii An Orchard Of Growth
A travelogue on Hawaii's banana tree by a observer on Oahu. The plant reaches twelve to eighteen feet before a single ripe bunch ends the cycle, then a new shoot begins. Each banana comes from one flower and the fruit lacks a seed coat, with hands of flowers rolling away as they mature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Tropics
Island
Oahu
Night Poker in a Tent Ends With Silent Stakes
A four-man poker game amid pay night in a tent is interrupted when a sentry rushes in with a lantern and yells Officer. The players cling to their hands until dawn, then quietly reveal their cards and sleep before reveille.
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Fellows
If You Are Worth $50,000 Don't Read This
A humorous ad promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cheap cure for diarrhoea. It warns readers of moderate means to consult the medicine when unable to afford a physician. The remedy is said to be reliable and sold at 25 cents by druggists.
Farmer's corn options framed as whiskey and wages
The note argues the poor should convert corn into whiskey rather than feed it to stock. Feeding corn supports clothing and education for children, while drinking reduces those essentials. It urges readers to bring their job work to the office, claiming reasonable prices.
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Axminster
Dalmbert & Company
Ben Miller
F. C. Eddleman
Broadway
Walnut Street
Carl Drake and
Carthage
Ohio
Joseph Drake
Beulah Miller
Aledo
Illinois
Shewll
Mollie and
Kate German
Reading
Celeste Bemis
Robert Meek
Mrs. McDill
Augustus Sterne
Garland Mills
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
National
Convection of
Operative Millers
F. R. Davies
Christian Church
Milford
Italy
England
Satesville
Nebraska Indians
Clarence Donnell
Batesville
Indians
Foley
J. H. Batterton
Tillie Hall
South Broadway
George Smith
Round House
Paris
Batterton’s
James Leggitt
Charles Goldsmith
Morristown
Bruce Bishop
Kate Campbell
Will Bentley
East Washington Street
St. Paul
John H. Moore
Henry McGraff
Noblesville
Warren Robison
Voley & Company
Chicago
J H. Batterton
J. B. Kinsinger
Osteopathic
FMLUS
Citizens National Bank
Greensburg, Mnd
James B. Lathrop
S. P. Minear
Charles W Woodwn
Third National Bank
Ensburg
Board OF Directors
Charles Zoller
Morgan L. Miers
Walter W. Bonner
Louis Zoller
Louis Willey
J. E. Robbins
Frank R. Robbins
W. W. Bonner
Contact
General Banking Business
George W.lanham
Lanham
East Side Square
Chris Link
West Stpr Square
St.John & Guthrie
Indianapolis Siness University
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