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Newspaper
Pekin Advance
Location
Pekin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1916
Page
1
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W F Purlee of Halo was a business caller here Saturday and Frank Meadass of Olive Branch visited Tuesday. Several visitors from Bloomington Jeffersonville Salem and Indianapolis were noted. Fred Fisher bought the C J Hoyt property now Fred Charles occupant. Regarded as a crowded social column with numerous local residents visiting kin and conducting errands over the weekend.
A Pekin column urges temperance through friendship not punishment, cautioning against scorched earth tactics by temperance and prohibition advocates. It cautions that arrest and jail records harm youth and hamper future reform, and favors temperate guidance and parental advice over litigation. Local notices and visits follow, listing residents and visitors to Pekin and nearby towns.
The Vekin Schools will open September 11 1916 and expect large enrollment. Patrons are urged to cooperate with staff to ensure the best school year. Textbooks and prices are listed for Freshmen to Seniors with arrangements for shortages and second hand books.
Extra large fly craps at Sullivan's and summer Butterick Fashions now in 25e with free patterns. Beautiful Congoleum Art Rugs promoted with reduced prices on ladies and children's ready to wear dresses closing out quickly. Call Sullivan's for a fashion plate for August. For sale span of heavy work mules Oliver S Lush.
The Board of Trustees of New Pesin Town Indiana invites sealed bids for coal for the school building for 1936 17 and for janitor work for the coming school year. Bids due by 7 p.m. Saturday September 2 1916. H C Littell Treasurer May reject any bids.
We express appreciation to the many kind friends and neighbors who were thoughtful of us during Johnsons illness and passing, and send heartfelt thanks for support and sympathy.
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