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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1920
Page
2
Paoli Indiana May 12 1920 Howard Barnes prints a denial regarding price increases for horseshoeing. He states rates remain unchanged since last fall at 1.00 for resetting 25c per shoe 60c for a toed shoe and 50c for a plain shoe.
Will W. Lingle Republican County Chairman attended a New Albany gathering of County Chairmen to elect a District Chairman, with M. Burt Thurman of New Albany re-elected. A separate ad promotes Dean's Ointment for eczema relief, claiming small amounts suffice and it is safe for children.
Real estate notice offers a Campbell street house of 12 rooms and 2 baths with or without lot, adaptable as modern home, small hotel, or can be split into two rentals. Price reasonable. Contact Tous. B. Buskirk Sr. at 44-3 Paoli. Also notes Republican State Convention in Indianapolis for today and tomorrow with Senator Watson as temporary chair and Senator New as permanent chair after keynote.
Learn to ease rheumatism with Chamberlains meat apply method. Also an ad offers nurse training at Montrose Avenue Hospital Chicago with two to three year courses, liberal pay, and room and board. Private nurses earn 35 to 50 dollars weekly with board and room.
The snippet lists Pratt's Stock and Poultry Food in stock and Poultry Food lines, Paoli Gasaway Dental Rooms in the Davidson building, a camping trip suggestion, Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhea to carry, and mentions Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hickman returning from winter with children in Muncie.
In a nation wide appeal planned for May 10 to 20 the Salvation Army highlights its paper recovery effort to aid新闻print shortages. It reports returning tens of thousands of tons of waste paper to mills and says this work sustains 84 industrial homes and provides employment for homeless men in Indianapolis and across the country.
Mr and Mrs Charles Jones and son Verne have moved to West Baden where Mr Jones works in timber. Mr and Mrs Lon Lashbrookes who bought the Jones home in Paoli have moved to town and are occupying it.
Notice from the town reports a shipment of woven wire and barbed wire unloaded at Paoli Hardware Company. The notice mentions a town event on Saturday and urges residents to attend to business.
Captain Otto Beasley of Terre Haute Salvation Army recalls a charity chain. Five months earlier the Army aided a man in trouble. later a local merchant financed a piano for headquarters on credit. A laborer who had benefited pays the Army back about 150 dollars without revealing his name.
An abandoned automobile believed stolen was found near Unionville last Friday morning and is in the care of County Sheriff Pope awaiting claim by the owner.
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional treatment that reaches the bloodstream to remove the disease from mucous surfaces and build up the patient’s constitution. It claims strong faith from users and provides Fd. CHENEY, a'G0., Toledo, Okla as a contact, with local druggists selling the product.
Word reached Paoli yesterday that Delbert Alderson near Paoli slashed his throat with a razor in South Bend. His injury's seriousness isn't specified. He left Paoli about a week ago for South Bend. Paoli Republicans held a primary reorganizing meeting led by Will W Angle as County Chairman Elmer Scarlett West Baden Vice Chairman Samuel S. McIntosh Treasurer and Dr Ss F Teaford Secretary.
The Paoli Herald Company promotes Dixie feed as pure quality. The note mentions just received shipments and highlights product purity for buyers seeking reliable livestock feed.
A health advice note promotes a diet matched to age and occupation and urges regular bowel movements. It recommends using Chamber stain's Tablets when feeling overfull or constipated to ease discomfort.
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