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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
4
A collage of scattered lines mentions Chicago cemeteries sunshine dating work ethics and humorous asides about ducks New York rabbits and gaming laws plus references to universities alumni and dreams The text reads like a jumble of disparate observations without a single focused event or clear narrative.
The article notes 5 percent money for farm security loans up to 82 and over with total costs not exceeding 4 per cent and options for prepayment and semi annual or annual interest. It also mentions Rev W B Tedford visiting, the Gardner Shows with Black Art and hypnotism drawing crowds, and local residents attending events in Forest and Indianapolis.
A Seattle letter details a voyage from Denver to Seattle with remarks on the city’s hustling pace and scenery. The writer notes wages of 54.40 per day and overtime pay, describes trips to Bellingham, and mentions lodging assistance from Mrs. Gooldenough. The letter also references a recent family death and ongoing work in downtown Seattle.
Fragmentary notice seeks men to represent and travel for Allen Nursery Company. The brief call urges immediate application to secure territory and start work with payment available.
Fragmented notices mention Pearl Wood and Mrs Graban of Kokomo with travel plans. Tina Clark left Tuesday for Pennsville Pennsylvania to visit relatives with Mr and Mrs Geo Dunlop and Pernai Kanable. Charles Gordon returned from a short visit. Claude Gordon and wife in Detroit this week. Stephen Lineback made a business trip to Tipton Thursday.
Gallimore promises weekly visits to Russiaville to repair any sewing machine and sell Lie Singer Company goods. Leave work for repairs at Ejik whourry Dros hardware store, where needles and supplies are available, or contact H.N. iimere at 2040 N Buckeye.
The Hartford Fire Insurance Co. is described as the largest fire insurance business in America. The ad touts Hartford as trusted for strength and fair treatment, promising protection and reliability for fire coverage. Agent C H Allison is named for Chambrlain's Stomach Tablets and other remedies offered by Dr G W Kemp.
An ad claims the tablets dehouse and invigorate the stomach improve digestion regulate the bowels and restore health after following directions. The copy promises quick relief and urges trial with money back assurance.
A brief local item notes cigar and tobacco offerings at Cochran’s Restaurant in Broadlick, signaling a stop for patrons seeking smoking products in the area.
Vague OCR text mentions keeping the King at home and a past year with King’s New something in Gy and AIDS of words. Letter from Ulfolkga, of Hulfalo, Me writes Vana ort te 'TteeaAm. Refers to Dr G W Kemp and troubling issues with Live and Lidney.
Tracy Hollingsworth took C. W. Hollingsworth and family and Al Newlin to Cissna II on Saturday to visit relatives. They traveled by automobile, returning Sunday evening after about 120 miles in roughly four hours.
C. W. Hollingsworth and family traveled to Indianapolis on Thursday for an unspecified visit or outing, with no further details provided in the text.
The Lussiaville Schools eighth grade class held commencement at the Christian church last Friday evening June 10. Ben B E Neal of Noblesville spoke on education and was a candidate for Congress from the Ninth District. Miss Elizabeth Witside and Miss Fern Shambaugh of Kokomo performed solos. Prof. Hanson distributed diplomas in the absence of County Superintendent E E Robey. The Russiirs Orchestra provided music and Res Stafford gave the benediction.
The Sans Souci Club held its mid week meeting at the country home of C. K and Mrs Brant with about two dozen ladies and their husbands attending. A large dinner featured country ham hot biscuits and other fare. Many local citizens traveled to Indianapolis this week to watch aviators perform.
William traveled to Lafayette one day this week. Frank McReynolds and his Kokomo wife were there on a Sunday for a local gathering.
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