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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1901
Page
2
The text lists various jumbled phrases about seeds, Bartin sales, and seeds at half price, plus scattered names and references to a Philippine ros and caught dos on captured. It appears as a damaged OCR with random words and incomplete sentences.
Kingman Star reports warnings about land fraud schemes linked to power of attorney and fee demands. Authorities at the Capitol say homestead rules for new lands are not yet announced and details remain unavailable.
Local notices mention Bartindale selling Queen Quality shoes for ladies and new births to Mr and Mrs James L Smith and Prof Jonas Greenwood families. The page also mocks an old barn on First Street and recalls taunting and mistaken notices amid garbled type.
Fragmentary report notes patie lines and routes tied to Ga liverca day Che qaileinners. The text mentions increased values in flats and a planned benefit to shift routes toward an unspecified location, with references to Oxford and Lakuyy die en within an unnamed territory.
A young lad who was recovering from an illness died Saturday despite physicians efforts. The death is a sad blow to the family, and the community mourns with them. The funeral was held at Grace A.B. Church at 2 PM with Rev. Stanley officiating. Interment followed in Montmorenci cemetery.
The paper notes social events at Fowler and Pow jer with April visits from Tack Davis and family and Miss Ida Haugner visiting Miss Switzer. It reports a Purdue Minstrel show, local church activities, and farm notices including fruit trees and ornamental plants. References to Verdant sales and horse breeding critique by English inspectors appear, praising American draft stock. Dewey praised as top Benton County draft breeder.
Report notes a large turnout at a Nihilists of New York public meeting that ended in a row. The Pan-American Exposition plans to use over two hundred thousand electric lights, with officials predicting it will surpass prior events. Local testimonials tout Foley’s Kidney Cure and advertisements push patent remedies amid exhibition coverage.
Public notices and advertisements tout Bucklin’s Chicago Salve for piles and Dr King’s New Life Pills, with claims of cures for constipation headaches malaria and liver troubles. Listings mention Pan American Exposition displays and drugstore sales throughout the text.
An advertisement touts selling illustrated etchings and books, promising high commissions and fast orders. It cites Mrs Waite of Worcester and Mrs Sachett in New York with large sales, urges recruitment for State Manager roles, and promises promotion upon proven success.
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