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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1920
Page
1
An old ad urges readers to endure winter illness and try Tru tona the Perfect Tonic. It claims the tonic purifies the system, strengthens nerves, aids digestion, and rebuilds tired tissues to enjoy the vitality of spring. Introduced in Paoli at Boyd and Boyd’s Drug Store.
An advertisement describes dental rooms in the Davidson building on the ground floor near Paoli State Bank. It lists offerings and a prop for core by wagon road, oats, bran, horse feed, ice, coal, wood, baled hay and straw. Contact via phone No 24 or see 408 Rhodes and Lewis.
Notice reads that the debt is due and a court executor or trustee is named to collect the amount owed. It lists a location and the authority issuing the notice, with a deadline for payment or response.
Benton 8 Lindley, a prosperous farmer west of town, has installed a Delco Highland power system at his home.
Mary Megenity a former Paoli resident died in Terre Haute after several weeks illness from pneumonia at age 76. She widow of John L Megenity and lived with niece Mrs. William R. Mattox in Terre Haute since her husband’s death. She is survived by nephews and nieces. Funeral held at Daybuff House with Rev J L Hartsouk of Orleans Presbyterian Church officiating and burial at I O O F cemetery.
O Grosvenor traveled to Indiana with Deas trip and Geore M Albertson from Orleans mingled with friends at the county seat last Thursday. Kay L Robinson from Lafayette visited Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. Carl Thompson and children from Jasper visited relatives. Mr and Mrs George W McMahan of Campbellsburg spent Easter with relatives. Mrs W R Mattox and Mea Ethel Combs and Dr Ernest Mattox from Terre Haute accompanied the remains of their aunt John L Meenity for burial last Sunday.
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