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Newspaper

Rockport Democrat

Location

Rockport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1913

Page

7

Rockport Lawyers Offer State and Federal Court Practice

M. Smith and W. A. McCullough Smith and McCullough, Lawyers, announce readiness to practice in all state and federal courts. Office located on the ground floor north side of Main Street near the post office in Rockport Indiana.

Rockport Indiana Leith Building Court House Main Street Kamer Building Main Et B. F. Huffman Lieb’s Third Street Dr. E. Shoptaugh Fourth Street

Simplified spelling call for Indianapolis race names

A Jasper Herald letter urges easier spellings for race entries so spectators can report results clearly to locals enjoying the Speedway. The piece humorously cites Jules Goux in a Peugeot as an example of proper naming. The Winslow Dispatch notes a broken engagement after a widow’s license is torn by her son.

Indianapolis Speedway Jules Goux Peugeot Jasper Herald Carpenter Augusta Kate Broshears Winslow Dispatch

Rapid eating warned as slow death risk advice

The piece cautions that eating too quickly causes indigestion or constipation and later illness. It urges thorough chewing and salivation, then recommends Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for relief, noting many cases cured and that they are easy to take, sold by T. C. Basye.

Chamberlain T. C. Basye

Advertising Pays In Odd Encounters

A Clarion News note recalls a man advertising for a lost dog and receiving his dollar back as the dog returns, proving advertising pays. The Standard and related rural anecdotes show similar quick sales from neighbors and strangers who respond to ads.

Clarion News Princeton Clarion News Tennyson Boonville Standard

Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad Ad

A sales notice urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot summer months. The ad claims it is valuable, without superior rivals, and promotes buying now from T. C. Basye.

Chamberlain T. C. Basye

Absentminded traveler misses train at Corydon Junction

A Corydon man dressed for a Sunday outing rode to the depot for a trip to French Lick and West Baden. While waiting for the Southern train he became so absorbed that the train passed him and he stood in shock remarking on the mishap. The tale ends with a hint of an untold chapter for readers.

Corydon French Lick West Baden Corydon Junction Corydon Republican

Can't Keep it Secret Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets

Admiring promotion claims praise for Chamberlain stomach and liver tablets with daily wider recognition. The ad asserts no other remedy matches its efficacy for stomach and liver troubles and lists T. C. Basye as the seller.

Chamberlain T. C. Basye

Marriage License Issued To Charley Norrington Acknowledged

A planned happy marriage near Augusta drew notice from a twelve year old boy. A marriage license had been issued to Charley Norrington, a prominent local figure.

Augusta Charley Norrington

Shake Off Your Rheumatism Now

A twenty five cent bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment is advertised to cure rheumatic pains quickly. Sold by T. C. Basye.

Chamberlain’s T. C. Basye

Pike's Prospects and Rain Shortage Hit County Agriculture

Rain remains scarce across Pike County as May and June rank among the driest. corn is planted and could prosper with showers while oats fail and wheat suffers from drought. Wheat harvest may start late this week if rain does not fall, with most fields expected to be cut by next week.

Pike County Petersburg Press

Preacher Makes Record at Logan Township

Reverend James W. Crane of Bethel church in Logan township Pike county completed a remarkable day. He joined Ralph B. Hargrove and Edna Beach in marriage at 9 AM, preached at 10:30, spoke at a noon basket dinner, delivered the funeral sermon for Mrs. Susan Brenton at 2 PM, baptized twenty six converts in White River, and closed with a 1 hour 20 minute sermon.

James W. Crane Lynnville Bethel Church Logan Township Pike County Ralph Oakland City Journal

Bridge to Span Washout Between Hazelton and Decker

The C and EH I will build a $75,000 steel bridge over the washout between Hazelton and Decker after a break in the railroad embankment during the March flood. The Hazelton decision implies the railroad will not attempt to redirect the river, risking future course changes. A minor nearby washout will be filled with gravel and stone.

Hazelton Decker Petersburg Democrat

Struck by lightning takes Dubois County resident

Phillip Kress of near Jasper was struck and killed by lightning Friday evening while at work plowing. He drove under a tree for shelter as a storm approached. The 44 year old Dubois county resident leaves a wife and one child. Otwell Star.

Phillip Kress Jasper Mr. Kress Dubois County Otwell Star

Pike County Races Fourth Annual Meet Planned

The Pike County Racing Association schedules its fourth annual meet from July 25th to August 2nd with premiums totaling 3161.75 across racing, horse show, and domestic science. Numerous horses arrive and train for the racing campaign at this venue.

Pike County Racing Association Petersburg Democrat

Meritorious Act by Neighbors in Sickness

In a country correspondence, neighbors helped a stricken man by planting his crop. Thirty four teams broke ground harrowed rolled and planted. The act showed true friendship and brotherly love, surpassing ritual in heavenly record.

Heaven Orleans

C O D Parcel Post Rules Issued for Postmasters

Postmaster instructions issued for C O D parcel post handling effective July 1 set maximum value at 100 dollars per parcel. A 1 dollar collection fee in parcel post stamps accompanies the package and insures loss up to content value. Sender receives a receipt and tag serving as money order application. rural carriers may accept C O D parcels, which cannot be mailed to the Philippines or canal zone.

C.O. D Philippines Canal Zone Dale C.O.D J.C. Head Cycle Company Chicago Ill

Hen Lays Record Egg Then Dies in Petersburgh

A Petersburgh Press report notes a Littles, Indiana hen owned by James Church produced an egg measuring 9 inches long and 74 inches wide before dying shortly after the feat. The extraordinary lay prompted calls for rivals to try to top the record.

Pike County Petersburg Press James Church Littles Huntingburg

Meat Shortage Warned by Secretary Houston

Secretary of Agriculture Houston issues a press notice warning of a U S meat shortage based on department data. He cites 51 566 000 beef cattle on January 1 1907 and 35 030 000 on January 1 1913, notes a drop in slaughter during early 1913, and argues for conserving meat and expanding cattle feeding under favorable conditions.

Houston United States Wallace

Lieb Earns Praise For First Congress Term

New Harmony Times lauds Congressman Lieb for indefatigable service in Washington his support for a tariff bill aiding consumers and his key assignment to the rivers and harbors committee The paper notes his district’s need for advocacy on Ohije and Wabash harboric prospects and calls his diligence a true district representation.

Lieb Washington Congress Rivers and Harbors Committee New Harmony Times

Two Die in Accident Toll Rises in Schneider

John Shaffer died in a Danville hospital today linking to a Friday night accident near here. The death toll reaches two with Maggie Shaffer aged five among the injured.

Schneider Ind John Shaffer Danville, I Here Maggie Shaffer

Tragic Train Collision Kills Maggie Shaffer and Brother

The incident reports Maggie Shaffer killed when a gasoline speeder on the Chicago Indiana Southern line collided with a fast freight. George Shaffer died from injuries including severed neck and broken arms. They had left Schneider to visit Shaffer’s brother at Cook, with Maggie accompanying a returning party.

George Shaffer Chicago, Indiana & Southern Railroad Shaffer Jeff Jeg Schneider Cook Maggie Shaffer

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M. Swan W. C. Mason Swan & Mason Arch Stevenson M. Smiths W. A. McCullouge Smith & McCullough L. N. Savage H. L. Stratton Wm.e Hartley Rob Luckado Chase. Poole Intermediate Life Evansville J. T. Jacobs JR G. J. Smith Momname Mariah Hill Marble and Granite Works Andrew Schum Rciey Li U. S Omen Snow TRE Sprague Corerepondesce School OF Law la 401 Amwecions Suilélan, Doizelt Kish Small Boy PIKE Preacher MR. Lieb Bears New York Gentaura Company New York City Hedzethy Peaslee-Gaulbert Co Louisville, Ky 1. C. Basye
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