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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
5
Kokomo shoppers urged to exploit early deals at the Searchlight Sale with prices cut near wholesale. The catalog touts coats suits and dresses, including wool blends and velvets, with dramatic markdowns on coats hats carpets and fabrics. discounts advertised as permanent value.
Kiyosae Inui of Japan spoke Tuesday under Aren's League on The Mission of New Japan. He argued East and West must unite through mutual understanding of each other, and that Japan is suited to lead open western civilization in the East.
A local notice offers a good cook stove for sale at $8.00 with an $85.00 buying price. Victor Thompson appears as seller. A medical ad promotes DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladders Pills for backache and kidney issues. Swayzee Bros advertise a Relieve backache remedy and a North Union Street resident lists a pair of white oppositions sold as novel. Racine Wis hosts free tests for a catarrh treatment from Dr Hoop.
J Fenimore Cooper runs for a second term as prosecuting attorney amid claims he has served honestly and dutifully. Supporters note a two year term tradition and his long uninterrupted service, citing his residency in Russiaville and broad local approval.
The Honey Creek township Prohibitionists convened January 18 to elect officers. Officers elected include Chairman S. E. Turner and Secretary L. W. Swem. Township committeemen were named for West Precinct D Johnston and East Precinct Frank Heaton.
A bustling race scene emerges as Warre Eixenberry, the town clerk, is mentioned amid a wave of candidates in a midweek report. The piece hints at crowded races and ongoing political activity in the community.
A social gathering hosted by Miss Gladys Gifford and Miss Gladys Weeser in Exeter featured a display of a widely sold cough remedy praised for its early relief. The event drew a group of young friends and highlighted the medicine’s growing national and international reputation.
Secretary Wilson cites aims to inform consumers of habit forming ingredients in medicines. The label for Chamberlains Cock Remedy omits such disclosures though the claim notes it contains no dangerous substances. The ad praises the remedy for coughs and colds and lists G W Kemp as seller.
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