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Newspaper
Rockport Democrat
Location
Rockport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
7
Owensboro Inquirer argues the Illinois Public Utilities commission wrongly arbitrates jitney legality on trolley streets. The paper says whether jitneys are public necessities should be decided by patronage and market demand, not by regulation, noting street railways suffer competition yet deserve no special protection.
A testimonial ad promotes Chamberlains Liniment as a cure for rheumatism. W A Lockhard of Homer City reports severe prior pains, rapid relief after first use, and complete cure after one bottle. For sale by T C Basye.
The Owensboro Inquirer weighs the Republican dilemma over endorsing Wilson or backing Bryan. It argues either choice would bite deep or disgust the party of plutocracy, reflecting sharp intra party tension.
Chas E Jones furniture man used powder and explosives on a groundhog den after crops suffered last year. He filled all holes except one and detonated a blast that killed five or six animals and caused about twenty five to escape. He believes the pest is finished.
Despite depredations by the fly, LaGrange county expects one of its heaviest wheat yields in years this summer. A cool wet spring boosted wheat rye and grass growth, corn is lagging but could recover with fair weather. A large oat acreage has been sown and prospects for a bountiful crop are favorable. Prices are likely.
LaGrange Democrat cites optimism for the farming sector with high yields and strong prospects across all farm products, signaling a favorable year for farmers.
Cate businessmen urged the Public Service Commission in Boonville to end unequal service and reform charges by Southern Telephone Co. Officials indicated rates would be standardized, with business lines at about 2.00 monthly for single party and 1.50 for two party, while residence lines would be 1.65 or 1.25 respectively.
Homer E. Stilwell was appointed by the board of trustees to fill the vacancy caused by A. L. Medcalf resignation. He will take seat on the first Monday in July and serve until the next election. Stilwell is a prominent local businessman and expected to be a strong official. Chamberlains Tablets promote appetite and digestion and are sold by T. C.
A trench dig in front of a local Baptist church uncovered a metallic casket containing well preserved remains believed buried 65 to 100 years ago. Mayor Truempy ordered the body removed and buried behind the church lot. Photographs were taken as onlookers wondered about the unidentified deceased.
Contemplates hat wearing across settings. Paris reading rooms allow hats. Berlin desk rule enforces hat removal. Friends keep hats in church. devout Jews wear hats in synagogue. English vicar cites sacrilege against bareheaded ladies in services. Shhops remove shoes in mosques but not in Grace or Trinity churches. Catholic women wear hats or veils at mass.
A playful piece narrates a hen who nests chicks and ducks, braving streets and traffic to hatch eggs. It jokes about her patience and foibles, noting her daily chores and stubborn courage as she feeds, guards, and endures modern hazards for her brood.
Mrs. Mary E. McMullen of Phelps New York reports taking Chamberlain's Tablets for years of indigestion and constipation. She says relief came at once and after several weeks the complaint was cured. Sold by T. C. Basye.
The Bloomington Star notes that after his resignation as Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan can lecture full time and earn about 38 000 dollars yearly, more than his government salary, reflecting his rise from poverty to wealth after seeking the presidency eighteen years ago.
Real estate transfers include Baumgaertner to John Friedel Rockport lot 3 for 1600 and other parcels under names such as Inman Posey Hartley Chrisney bank, Beard Mason Grandview lots 32 33 and Kreige to John Kriege. Also notes Amusement industry data: Ohio abolishes 1493 saloons since new license law. about 300 million feet of film used yearly for mov ies.
A dark forest tale warns of Old Ma Troubles dwelling in a squimsy house. The roof is worries, floor is frets, windows are doubts, and stairs are regrets. If you avoid the place she passes by. if you snoop she will find you.
A brief notice advertises a harmless laxative for constipation bilious digestion and liver issues. It promises a money back guarantee if it works no better than existing laxatives and indicates sales by T. C.
A historical request shows a Bible and tract society advertising a mail order coupon for Bible studies. Read items include topics such as What Is Baptism, Armageddon, Immortal Worms and Christian doctrine. Send name, street, city and state for free or cheap bundles.
Resolutions honor Comrades Marvin Jones and J C Veatch of Post No 182 G A R in Toledo Ohio. Committee members Joseph McAdams J H Taylor Henry Brand extend sincere sympathy to the bereaved family. Also a notarized 1886 affidavit guarantees payment of one hundred dollars for each uncured catarrh case by Hall s Catarrh Cure and notes the medicine is taken internally.
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