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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
4
M Bayless piano tuner will visit every two weeks to tune and rebuild pianos. New Actions keys, restrung, with 22 years in the business. References available. Leave orders at Spabre Music House on the south side square or with Miss Callia King.
Constipation weakens lower bowel vessels and can cause piles. Women and indoor workers suffer most. Curing constipation alone fails to heal piles. internal treatment strengthens veins and improves circulation. Leonhardt's Hem-Rcid is sold with a guarantee for $1 at A. B. Jones Lebanon or Dr. Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo. Write for booklet.
A notice seeks the office location for The Morris Wholesale House based in Cincinnati Ohio with reference details. The item requests the address and relevant reference to establish the local office in Lebanon.
Dr. Beaver offers osteopathic care while Westfield strawberries sell for 2.56 per crate at Shepard's. Electric bills due by the 15th to avoid service cut, Ed N. Thacker of Frankfort visits the office, Dr. W H H Green travels to Indianapolis for the Indiana State Dental Association centennial meeting. Wilcox Bros. list stove wood prices. Belly phone 1, City phones 162 and 149. Prof H G Brown and family depart for Angola for summer, with trips to Lebanon to inspect a new high school.
Mrs J W Reece hosted the Ladies Aid Society on a Wednesday afternoon on West Washington Street. Mrs Margaret Young led the devotional service. Two papers were read by Mrs Lee Morris on Parochial Schools and by Mrs Retha Henderson on Some Spiritual Ideas. A social hour followed.
June 4 marks birthdays and deaths of notable figures John Eagar Howard born 1762 died 1827 and United States Senator Arthur Poe Gorman died 1906. It notes Magenta victory in 1860 and lists sunrises and sunsets with times and apogee moon phase readings.
A mix of sale ads and notices lists a $20 bicycle and $12.50 price, nursing by experienced lady, contact W. Calin Hazelrigg Mia Blanche Young, a missing blue serge coat notice, a French film at Grand Opera House Le Telephone au Moyen Age, sale of 10 shares Castle Hall and Boone Title stock via Frank Matthews, Swastika Chair event with Mr and Mrs Harmon Bradshaw, early Lebanon departure at 6 17, hat cleaning and dry cleaning services by Ed Dutch, Rose Party at Grace Neal home with Rose Queen and singers, update on George T Miller health, various stove wood prices and Bell and city phone numbers.
Ernest Langebrake of Frankfort reports a Boston letter from Otis Crandall of the New York Giants. Crandall says he is being treated royally by Manager McGraw and has a raise promised for this season plus a lucrative contract for next year. He will join the staff as a regular starter pitching about every fourth day.
All patrons of the Lebanon Telephone Company wishing their names in the Boone County Telephone Directory to appear in heavy black faced type will please notify Virgil Buntin, Mer.
Gas bills must be paid on or before the 10th. If unpaid, gas will be turned off on the morning of the 11th and will not be restored until a deposit of 2.50 dollars is made by IND NAT ILL GAS CO.
A Lebanon Indiana resident warns of kidney decline from backache to urinary disorders and Bright's disease, praising Dean's Kidney Pills after five boxes led to a complete cure, claiming the remedy completely relieved back pain and other kidney symptoms.
Mrs Sarah E Kern of West Chicago Street has been declared insane and committed to the Central Hospital for the Insane. She is fifty nine and her delusions include seeing deceased relatives who she says lay hands on her.
The piece contrasts past and present officials, accusing some of corruption while praising constitutional loyalty. It uses biblical language about labor and punishment, and ends noting a marriage license issued to William P. Tolley and Virgin M VanArsdall.
A wedding last night at the Presbyterian church in Crawfordsville joined Miss Blanche Davis, daughter of Robert Davis, to Mr. Walter Stump. Attendees included JC Davis, Mrs Davis, Miss Beulah Davis, Mr and Mrs Guy Davis and son Gabe, with the Davis family noted among guests. Also mention of Tom Galvin constructing a vending wagon for C A Coulter to operate soon selling ice cream, cigars, pop, fruits, and more.
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