Indiana State News Highlights From Dana To Michigan City
Winiawa Sills died when a cart overturned while he hauled water to a threshing machine near Dana. Vermillion county wheat averaged 35 bushels per acre. Fr Warxe fountains public draking. Elkhart county saw 784 marriages last year. Crawfordsville sees dog bite case leading to mad stone treatment. Gipson county to export 1500 farloads of wheat. Kerr charged with forging ex-wife’s name. Green Castle police case and fallout. Morgan county insane asylum referrals rise, religion cited. Crawford county wheat loss due to fire in stack. Fort Wayne and Jeffersonville items on deaths accidents and tax rulings. Public utilities and agriculture notes plus local oddities.
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Winiawa
Dana
Vermillion County
Warxe
Elkhart
Grong Tarr
Crawfordsville
Gipson County
M. F. Kerr
W. L. Kerr
Charles Kahle
Greencastle
Brazil
Marshal Lowderback
Keern
Indianapolis
Morgan County
Bernsnine
Crawford County
Sterrexs
Pennsylvania
Fort Weyne
Allex
Huntington
Noble
de Kalb
Frank Fisher
Fisher
Hattie Martin
Thomas McCoy
Brooklyn
New Albany
Indiana
Levor Temmretrox
Benton County
Chicago
Michigan City Street Railway
Jefferson County
Steuus
Wrens
Jeffersonville
Huntmeton
Supreme Court
Schwarz
Henryville
Mender
Nepiny
Soutu Benn
Lebanon
Richard
Nevis Frrenxo
Auing Na Faucett
Joan LaxtIne
Ing Noes Camden
Cash Hearn
Westphalia
J. Weoutt
Mitchell
Thomas Lee
Frankfor T
Orro
Ballarp
Anderson
Walkerton
Bes
Spencer
Jesse Pattis
Ft Wayne
Bourbon
Jos
Moss
Anti
Madison
Columbus
Doni
Michigas
Wanamaker Testifies on Keystone Bank dealings in Bardsley inquiry
Philadelphia July 11 The Bardsley investigation held a session with Postmaster General Wanamaker testifying about Keystone Bank ties and ex City Treasurer Bardsley speaking on two Ledger interviews. Bardsley claimed he funded the bank and described pressures from Marsh Lucas and others.
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Wanamaker
Keystone Bank
Bardsley
Philadelphia
McWade
The
Ledger
Marsh
Drew
Lucas
John Wanamaker
Sulzberger
John G. Johnson
Lucas Estate
McecWade
Col. McClure
Times
Wiliam Singerly
Record
McClure
H. H. Yard
Judge Wilson
Finletter
Ashman
H.H. Yard
Supreme Court
Warmamaker
Diamonds Plunder and Oddities From Africa and Colonies
Over seven tons of diamonds have been mined from South Africa. British Guiana yields 638 stones from a gold mine owner. In Africa many natives roll coarse cigars from tobacco. Algeria produces an imitation wine from figs through soaking and fermentation.
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British Guiana
Africa
Algeria
Dairy lore and practical tips from 19th century sources
Reads like a roundup of dairy farming guidance from Prairie Farmer Western Rural and American Cultivator. Highlights include breed improvement via pure-bred sires, the value of cooling and clean water for cows, criticisms of scrub cattle, and notes on meat and milk flavors through feeding. Mentions long-tailed cows as an index of nerve power and hints at timing by habit rather than clocks.
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N. Y. Tribune
W. H. Seelye
Kalamazoo
Mich
J. K. Knapp
Portland
Oregon
Observations on Milk Quality and Handling Practices
Guidelines from Country Gentleman emphasize testing milk from each cow and teat for freshness and normal appearance, strainers to detect faults, and separating imperfect milk. It covers albuminous milk, litmus reactions, and avoiding milk from sick animals or late milking, urging rapid transfer from stable to preserve quality.
Profit in Dairying When Conducted Intelligently
A Massachusetts correspondent reports twenty four cows yielded 64.33 per cow in 1890 with butter net at 23 cents per pound. He adds 5 dollars per cow for family milk use and 7 dollars for milk fed to calves, supporting dairying as a profitable, well-managed activity.
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Massachusetts
Alves
Genuine Dr Pierce medicines at fixed prices
Warns buyers against counterfeit imitations and cut prices and urges purchase only from authorized druggists. Lists Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets with their prices and guarantees money back if not beneficial. Quotation from New York Recorder notes value of genuine medicines and warns against fraud.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Sage
Golden Medical Discovery
Wisconsin Summer Outings and Historic Travel Pleasures
An excerpt notes Wisconsin summer resorts along the line of the Wisconsin Central including Fox Lake, Lake Villa, Waukesh a, Cedar Lake, Neenah, Waupaca and Ashland as ideal for coast and sport. It extols Wisconsin as a top pleasure location, mentions pamphlets and travel notes, and touches on unrelated medical advertising about a Golden Medical Discovery with a money back guarantee.
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Fox Lake
Lake Villa
Ill
Waukesha
Cedar Lake
Neenah
Waupaca
Ashland
Wis
Wisconsin
Union
Louis
S Wis
Five Dollar Niagara Falls Excursion From Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Special C H D excursion trains July 30 from Cincinnati and Indianapolis to Niagara Falls via Toledo Detroit and Michigan Central. Round trip from Cincinnati or Indianapolis five dollars, Toronto six dollars, with good return until August 5. Tickets include through coaches sleepers and chair cars with stopovers and side trips to Thousand Islands. sleeping berths via E O McCormick Cincinnati.
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Niagara Falls
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Hamilton & Dayton
Thousand Islands
Detroit
E. O. McCormick
Summer Resorts and Northwest Hunting Grounds Ad Advert
June July and August features over three hundred resorts in Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota South Dakota and Michigan Peninsula along Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Ry near lakes and rail accessible. September and October highlights Northwest bird hunting including prairie chickens ducks and geese with deer shooting in Northern Wisconsin and Peninsula. free info from George Hearstrop Chicago. Also brief ad quotes on dog behavior liver pills and Piso’s Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Peninsula
Michigan
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Northwest
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul
Eishigat
Burlington Route Powers 7000 Miles With Fast Service
The Burlington Route extends 7000 miles with termini in Chicago St Louis St Paul Omaha Kansas City and Denver. It emphasizes speed safety comfort equipment track and efficient service as unmatched and attracting patrons.
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Burlington
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Health and Convenience
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant cleansing remedy for kidneys liver and bowels that dispels colds headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. It claims the product is the only remedy of its kind and available in 500 mL and $1 bottles through leading druggists with reliable agents and nationwide distribution.
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Frank A. Hale
de Witt House
Lewiston
Tontine Hotel
Brunswick
Boschee
Ony
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
Red River Valley harvest job offer advertises wages
A recruitment notice invites men to travel to the Red River Valley to harvest grain with Great Northern Railway. It promises wages of 2.00 to 2.50 dollars a day with board, half fare excursions for 30 days on July 21 and August 4. Applicants are urged to contact a railway agent or F I Whitney in St Paul.
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Cincinnati
Leas Pobacco Media
Ceapeeres
New York
Mensegeenk
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
Red River Valley
Great Northern Railway
F. I. Whitney
Gen. Pass
St. Paul
Minn
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Indiana State News
Bardsley Investigation
Theresina
Para
Will Beard
Pittsburgh Dispatch
N. Y
Ota
Dr Lomne
Baltimore American
Richmond Recorder
Carter
Framingham
Lowell
Glenn
Hil
N. Y. Herald
Stoge
Kelogg Hewspaner Co
Elms Street
Atlanta
Pater
U.S
Canada
P. Harold Hayes
Buffalo
Anke
Sygur Hiss
W.L. Douglas
Hera Rogace
Olice
L. Douglas
Brookton
Mass
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