Fresh Salted Peanuts Ad Faces Frayed Page
Fragmented OCR notes mention Fresh Salted Peanuts priced at 10c per pound at The Corner Drug Store. The text also references St Patrick's Day activities and frost delaying digging for sweet peas, with several garbled phrases and partial lines.
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St. Patrick’s
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted as Spring Family Remedy
An advertisement urges mothers to give the family a thorough spring cleansing with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It claims purified blood and a cleaned stomach and bowels will improve health and happiness, promising better color and well being for all. Available for 35 cents at Corner Drug Store.
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Hollister
Punter
Montezuma
Advt
Starnes Visited Indianapolis Last Thursday
W F Starnes traveled to Indianapolis as a visitor last Thursday and spent time in the city.
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W.F. Starnes
Indianapolis
Old Folks Find A Cherry Friend
A local notice highlights community movement with Bert Dixon visiting Bloomingdale and families gathering in Terre Haute Montezuma and Rockville. It notes new posts at Mecca and Viecca, a school exam in Wabash, a birth, and an advertisement for Tanlac as a tonic for debility.
Local residents attend events and note weekend travels
Amnado Ial F D Osborn and Paul Myers attended a Tangier teachers institute while residents report Saturday activities. Several Rockville visitors, examinations conducted by Lucille Moore, and multiple family visits are recorded. A death in Corydon prompts reference to Flock family mourning. School sessions near end with Virginia travel for ill father and a near fatal house fire involving Ruby Engle.
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F.d.osborn
Paul Myers
Teachers Institute At
Tangier
WEST UNION GOSSIP AND COMMUNITY NOTES
Mrs Lottie Wittenmeyer visited her ill sister Mrs Rebecca De Motte in Sylvania. Alex Armstrong spent time with Tom Causey and family. Charley Coletree did papering all week. Annapolis visitors Mr and Mrs Charlie Harris and baby called Tuesday. Orph Millikan dined with Ben and Sara De Baum near Sylvania on Monday. Elmer Garrard welcomed a nine pound girl Sunday. Will Mason arrived to stay a few days. Miss Mattie Brown visited Terre Haute and Rockville for relatives and nephew Frank Adams in hospital. Sunday guests included Charles Causey Will Mason Levi Linebarger and Ivan Wausey. Louis McMasters wagon found in Sugar Creek near the rail bridge. missing since January near Rush Creek. Ruth Modesitt stayed over weekend due to brother’s measles from Purdue. Will Mason and wife returned to Indianapolis after a Terre Haute weekend. Mrs E B Douglas was in Clinton. L O Ingram in Dana George Richards plans move back to Tuscoia. Perley Lewis visiting home folks after Mecca work.
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Mattie Brown
Terre Haute
Frank Adams
Rockville
Hillsdale Notes From Around Town
Hillsdale residents report visits and travel notes. Carrie Hendrix returned to Indianapolis after a month here. Ethel Richards stayed in Clinton over the weekend. Charles Ladd spent two days in the Windy City. Charles James left Tuesday for Niagara Falls for the summer. Adrian Fonecanvion of Newport visited Sunday. Miss Maiss substitutes for Miss Verna James in Clinton. Mr and Mrs Phil McCarty are mentioned along with other local names.
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Carrie Hendrix
Indianapolis
Charles Ladd
Windy City
Charles James
Niagra Falls
Adrian Fonecanvion
Newport
Adler i ka claim on bowel relief and appendicitis
Claim that Adler i ka a buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture relieves constipation and can prevent appendicitis. Advertisement asserts one spoonful acts on lower and upper bowel, offering instant relief for stomach trouble and gas, with quick treatment touted by Murdock Drug Co.
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Murdock Drug Co
Optician to Attend Dunlap March 28 Event
Fragmentary item notes an optician visiting Dunlap on March 28. It mentions William Moss and William Plowman of Camargo Illinois in town briefly Monday after attending a funeral south of Rockville. It also references 1916 auto tags nearing 76,000 and Indiana numbers over 100,000.
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William Moss
William
Plowman
Camargo
Tilinois
Rockville
Pany
Niebers
Onesa
Indiana
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J. E. Johnston & CO
Stebbins
Camera & Kodak
Montgomery
Hugh Montgomery Furniture. & Undertaking
Montezuma Enterprise
C. S. Overman
Glover
Murdock Drug Company
Ind
Hiragelf
Dunlap
Optician
Wabash Township
Phipps
Bert Dixon
Bloomingdale
Margaret Underwood
W. F. Starnes
David Harrison
Geo. Ross
W.B
Jno. Murphy
Mecca
Henry Steffle
H. E. Jones
Virgil Marshall
Wm. Brockway
Wabash
J. M. Goshorne
Viecca
Adam Zelebapka
Inez Painter
Hisie Leek
Litton
Amnado Ial
Mrs
James Engle
C.L. Sowers
Baby
Hubert Penny
Miss Lorene
Lucille Moore
Ed. Ireland
M. F Sherrill
Ireland
S. Ed. Moore
Nelson Moore
Charlie Sherrill of
Lebonanis
Mrs. Ireland
Perry Heckman
Clinton
F.D. Osborne
Mr. Osborne
George Crist
Virigiia
Charley Mc Campbell
Marshall
Thelma Brown
Nathan Newlin
Ruby Engle
Ube
Centerpoint
West Union
Lottie Wittenmeyer
Sylvania
Rebecca de Motte
Alex. Armstrong
Tom Causey
Charley Coletree
Charlie Harris
Annapolis
Orph Millikan
Ben de Baum
Elmer Garrard
Will Mason
Charles Causey
Levi Linebarger
Ivan Wausey
Louis McMasters
Rush Creek
Sugar Creek
Louis
Ruth Modesitt
Purdue
E. B. Douglas
L. O. Ingram
Dana
George Richards
Tuscoia
Perley Lewis
American Guaranty Company
Columbus
Ohio
The
First National Bank
Montezuma, Indiana
W.P. Montgomery
R. W. Johnston
Gashier
Aikman
Depertf
Hugh Aikman
Roy Aikman
Mgr
Vravte
Kenp Bros
Montezuma, Ind
Hillsdale
Terre Haut
Ethel Richards
Maiss
Verna James
Clinton Puescay
Phil McCarty
Dunlap Hot