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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1914
Page
7
Orkays West Baden and French Lick Springs Railway announces trains 10 and 12 carry through coaches to Indianapolis via TraioaS with B C Hart as agent. Trains 11 carry through coaches from Indianapolis.
Sunday visits by Indiana University student Gossy Noble Palmer and DePauw student Doris McCart are noted along with local arrivals James W. Agan and David Waller Thurrie. A county convention set for June 6, church dedication May 17, and Cinderella Social May 14 are announced amid brief commercial items and queries about a Democratic speech and prohibition messages.
Paoli high school baseball defeated Mitchell 5 to 4 in a tight nine inning game last Friday in Paoli. The brief item also notes local residents and events including Lillian Cope’s return to Plainfield, Master Mason degree work at Paoli Lodge No 119, and assorted community notices from Paoli and nearby towns.
A man named John L. Brown credits Nature's Creation with a dramatic health comeback after months of illness in 1913 and 1914. The account claims doctors failed to help and highlights Brown's weight gain from a low of 133 pounds to 187 pounds, urging readers to request a free booklet on the product.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Clapp of Jaynesville Wis arrived after being summoned for the illness of Thomas Brown. Boswet daughter of Mrs Brown and George Buskirt with Victor Montgomery spent days fishing on Teaford Bros farm in Patoks River last week. Clerk Charles Brown suffers from a broken arm after an attempt to crank a car. George R Cadle, once ill in Chambersburg, is able to ride out again after February bowels obstruction illness.
The Paoli town trustees met to fill the county truancy officer post with three candidates Frank King Elwood Osborn and Milton Apple. After multiple ballots Apple finally won with eight votes while King had none, Apple a Greenfield township native with strong local regard.
Advertises top fertilizers from Raugh & Sopa and the Homestead, urging buyers to purchase in quantities to suit their grain needs. Mentions EFertilizers and M. L. Farrow as the local contact points with established reputations in the market.
Edith Trimble aged about 96 years died at her home south of Paoli. Born November 11, 1817, she was the last of a line of long-lived family members. Survived by daughters Lydia Robbing and Mary Trimble, funeral at Beech Grove Church conducted by Rev. Isaac Morris with interment at Beech Grove Cemetery.
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