Richland City Garage Under Construction on North Main
Ernest D. Brown has begun a new concrete garage on North Main Street. The 40580 foot structure will be built of concrete with Louisville features this week. Local notes report medical meeting attendance and ongoing police activity in a separate bank robbery case with detectives optimistic about recovery of many securities.
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Ernest D. Brown
North Main Street
Louisville
W. H. Squirer
Ed Dawson
Horace Hayford
Number 40 For The Blood Promoted As Cure All
An advertisement extols Number 40 For The Blood as a remedy for blood disorders nervous system issues eczema skin diseases and organ troubles. It includes endorsements from J C Mendenhall and Ed ward Reiss a Pueblo druggist who claims six bottles helped his kidney trouble rheumatism and constipation.
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U. S
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
W.S. King
E. 4Th St
Pueblo
Col
Edward Reiss
Mariah Hill Sees Purchase of New Four Overland Tourer
Robert Bettag bought a new model four Overland touring car from the local garage. Frank Brenner, Frank Hollander, and Gust Nord drove to Dale on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brenner of Tell City visited here last Sunday. Mrs Celia Chrecker and children from Owensboro are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Max Kern. Frank Brenner made a business trip to Evansville Tuesday. Jos. Haug of Dale was in town Monday on business. Amelia Kern with her friend Carl Wessels and Ed Kinberger of Louisville visited Mr. and Mrs. Zack Kern Sunday. Mrs. Kate Spayd returned Saturday night from Tell City after a week’s visit.
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Robert Bettag
Frank Brenner
Frank Hollander
Gust Nord
Dale
J. E. Brenner
Tell City
Celia Chrecker
Owensboro
Max Kern
Evansville
Jos. Haug
Community program features choir and band with local leaders
A civic program included a Buffalo Ville choir song, Rev. Christian Emigholz of Clay City gave an address, several recitations and choir selections, plus a male quartet from Clay City. The Lamar band led by Frank Schnuck provided patriotic numbers. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Scheerle, Miss Edith Roos, and many locals visiting relatives and students from Eden Seminary. The Children’s Day program at St. John’s Ev. church is set for June 6 with an inviting, varied schedule and English services to follow.
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Bufffaloville Choir
Christian Emigholz
Clay City
Lamar
Frank Schnuck
William Scheerle
Edith Roos
John Schnuck
Rockport
Herman Brinkman
St. John’s Ev
Local Business Classified Ad Column Note
Community advert section invites sales and want ads at one cent per word with a 25 cent minimum. Mentions Redebark self rising flour as a biscuit favorite and encourages readers to place notices to buy or sell.
Buff Orpington Eggs for Sale at $1 per 15
P. F. Kanzler offers Buff Orpington eggs for sale at one dollar per setting of fifteen. Reserve or inquire for availability and details.
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P. F. Kanzler
Learn How to Vote Vote Machine Demonstration
A local notice invites residents to see and try out a new voting machine at Guy H. Walker’s place this fall. The event encourages participation and hands on understanding before the upcoming election.
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Guy H. Walker
Learn to be a nurse training program offered
An excellent opportunity for surgical and medical training with liberal salary board and room included. Two and three year courses leading to graduation as registered nurse in two years under Illinois law. For information address Montrose Avenue Hospital 2546 Montrose Avenue Chicago Illinois. Private nurses earn 35 to 50 dollars a week including board and room. Hearsey Bicycle tires bicycle repairs and bicycles.
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Illinois
Montrose Avenue Hospital
Montrose Avenue
Chicago
Clay City Farmers Delayed Planting By Rainy Weather
In Clay City the corn planting is unfinished as rain holds farmers from fieldwork. William Schroeder and his daughter Elsie visited Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Schnuck on Sunday. Many Clay City residents attended Decoration Day services at the Buffaloville M E church Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schroeder
Elsie
H. H. Schnuck
Clay City
M. E
Buffaloville
Help Wanted and Goods for Sale in Local Notices
Classified items include WANTED ads for hosiery sales workers in Norristown and a blacksmith helper in Stapleton. Also listed are farm tools, a gas engine eight horsepower, an Oak land speedster, and household furniture. Additional entries promote Herford cattle and used cars with local exchanges and contact details.
Ice Cream Social Planned by Shiloh Epworth League
The Shiloh Epworth League announces an ice cream social at the home of James H. Kirkland on Saturday evening June 5 1920 by order of Committee.
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Shiloh Epworth League
James H. Kirkland
Fruit prospects boom in Dearborn and wider Indiana
Readable state updates note better fruit prospects in Dearborn county with peaches promising a strong season while cherries lag. Monroe township sees 100000 tomato plants delivered for planting and five hundred acres contracted for tomatoes by a canning firm alongside broader population shifts in Huntingburg Napanee Rochester.
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Dearborn County
Alexandria Preserving Company
Monroe Township
Canning Company
Bureau of the Census
Washington, D. C
Huntingburg
William MecCaslin
J. &. Cooper
United Brethren
Lafayette
Cooper
United Brethren Church
W.E. Cooper
Gafayette
C.B. Cooper
Tillsboro
L. W. Cooper
Kokomo
Is. W. Jackson
Ernest Newby
Anderson
W. E. King
King
Newby
Jackson
State Board of Accounts
Marion County Commissioners
County Board of Election Commissioners
Woodburn Masson
Jackson Carter
Westinghouse Lamp Company
New York City
Indianapolis
Simiar
Trenton
N. J
Indiana
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Federation
George C. Bryant
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Department of Agriculture
Rural Mutual Telephone
Samuel Secrist
Columbia City
Nellie G. Smith
State Board of Health
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Grandview Bank
Grandview
D. E. Cadick
Charles F. Wetherill
Joseph Forsythe
Bert Newman
Ass’t. Cashier
R. Frank Hurst
C. C. Mason
W. H. Wohler
H. O. Stuteville
Samuel Weiss
Richland City
Mike Temper
A. B. Thompson
T. C. Basye
Puertzer-Huebachmann
de Laval
Mariah Hill
Redebark
Chichester S
Chichester
International Stocking Mill
Norristown
Oakland
Ray S. Mattingley
North Third St
N. J. Willis, Stapleton, Nebr
James A. Gentry Jr
A. B. Branch
Indiana State
Public Service Commission
Heat, Light and Power Company of
Winchester
City Board of Health
Woobiesville
Board of Health
C. B. Pettijohn
J. E. Hanna
J. W. Hiotz
John S. Nicholson
Vincennes
Lake Walasee
Wawasee
John ©. Boyts
C. Dobson
Goshen
Rotary Club
Fort Wayne
Warsaw
Elkhart
South Bend
Kendallville
Stanley Wyckoff
A. Mitchell Palmer
Wyckoff
Frederick van Nuys
Harvey McCord
Seymour and Crothersville
Northwest
Examiner Pattison
Interstate Commission
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Public Service Commission
Missouri
Richmond
Eugene V. Debs
United States
Atlanta
A. J. Hart
John Lewis
Elwood
Francis Wimpler
Worthington
Madge Stephens
Terre Haute
8. C. Garrison
Montpelier
George Becker
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