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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
1
Sidney Saith, a youth tending horses at his father’s farm, was kicked by a young colt. He lay unconscious beside the animal as family members moved him to the house. The colt’s hoof cut a deep gash above the right eye and Dr. Leaming treated the wound. condition reported as improving.
Revered United Brethren preacher Rev. Joel Cowgell, a noted Bible scholar and longtime Green Hill resident, died Monday morning at home from pneumonia aged 72. Funeral services were held yesterday at 10 in Weedburg, with several ministers in attendance, and he was buried in Pate Cemetery.
In the Pine Village News summary, Senator Goudwone and associates are shown arranging several land transfers. One deal involved 217 names in Posey and a proposed purchase of a mansion in Rhine county for use as a summer home. The fourth deal notes 206 acres in Jordan township sold by Isaiah Smith and wife, formerly owned by James Cunn Wiggham of Fossville.
Local notes report Frank Hill visiting Indianapolis and August Larson Sundaying with friends at Lafayette. James Marlatt and Jack Ballindale are mentioned in town for social rounds. Crawford Bros. hire Bal Hawkins for their horses this summer. O. and Roberts collected monthly dues for the night watch. Dr. Thomas refurbished his house. St. Patrick’s Day observed with clear weather. Mrs. Al Rush travels to a sick sister near Battle Ground. several social visits and homely notices fill the page with family and community life.
Readers hear endorsements of Bucklen’s Arniva Salve for skin ailments and Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung issues. Advertised tonics promise relief from fatigue and female troubles, with testimonials from Morgantown and Alexandria. Local druggists sell these medicines widely.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions county representation and salary terms with weekly advances and commissions, but overall content is garbled. names and dates are unreadable.
Testimonial from George W Wait of South Gardiner Maine praising Chandlerlais's Cough Remedy for coughs chills and grip with one bottle curing him and prompting congratulations to the manufacturers for an honest medicine. For sale by L Burns.
Beetles and tip burn threaten early Colorado potato crops. Insects are abundant before blossoms, but arsenical poisons and timely irrigation help plants recover, limiting overall damage as plants reach the critical growth period.
Arsenical poisons and Bordeaux mixtures discussed for potato pests and diseases. Guidance covers timing, mixtures, and safeguards to reduce leaf burn. Tips include cider preservation methods, and manure protection with sheds to shield from rain and weather.
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