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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
5
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Manford Lee was laid in a burial vault at Cicero Tuesday. Frank Overman of Phlox visited relatives here last week. Thomas Vice of Middlefork died early Monday from tuberculosis. Wanted a farmhouse keeper with no family. contact via this office. Victor Thompson property bought by Friends' church for a parsonage. Grouchy visited Kokomo Sunday to see his lady. Marion Martin and wife of Kokomo are visiting here this week.
C Merrick and his wife are visiting with their son Sam and family this week at Plainfield Indiana.
Arthur Oilar departed Tuesday to enroll in a medical department course at Indiana University. He will study the medical program at the university.
Miss Gladys Gifford and Miss Abbey Bishop entertained Mr. Krammes and Mr. Hennessy of Frankfort Sunday evening.
Mrs. Elsie Young and her daughter Asia of Charlottesville Indiana are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J W Bishop.
The W C T U will operate a rest and check tent at the fair this year. Parcels and overcoats will be checked for a small sum and handled in a careful manner.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Middleton visited Windfall on Sunday with F R Wright and family Mrs Frank Conner and daughter Neva joined the Epworth convention at Forest last week.
Mrs Ona Mundhenk returns to her home in Daytona Ohio after a several week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs S P Hod son at this place. Genuine Thacker W Va Coal clean and high grade cannot be beat for threshing priced at 3 50 per ton sold exclusively at Russiaville by the Russiaville Lumber and Coal Company.
For sale notice advertises the Marne Homestead on North Union street Russiaville. Inquiries or address to WA Cochran 104.8 Washington Kokomo Ind.
Harry Winnie comes home from Wabash College for summer to study forestry and gain knowledge about the lumber business he has been around since childhood.
Announces July Fourth racing day in Russiaville inviting attendees to bring spouses or friends and enjoy a full day of events with options to come alone if needed.
An advertisement asserts that a hidden nerve’s failure can cause organs like the Stomach Heart or Kidneys to fail. It claims Dr Shoop’s Restorative directly treats the root nerve problem, not just the organ, and invites a five to ten day trial to prove its efficacy.
Effective Sunday November 1 008 East bound Studenns mail runs to Charleston daily. Local freight and St Louis mail departures exist with morning dispatches. Sunday only service changes noted for the era.
An advertisement promotes Chamber lain's Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism. It claims pain relief enables sleep and rest, even in long-standing cases, and urges trial before discouragement. Sold by G. W. Kemp.
Real photographs offered of Christian and Methodist churches School House street scenes on Decoration Day and Russiaville views. Priced at only a few cents each.
The notice urges nursing mothers with sore nipples to apply Chamberlain's Salve and wipe off before nursing. It claims many trained nurses report best results and notes sale by G. W. Kemp.
Citizens are invited to take a personal day on July 3 and attend race events in Russia nville. Organizers expect community turnout with competitions, schedules, and family-friendly activities across the afternoon and evening.
A short notice announces a premium No-Drip coffee strainer coupon for Spy Lady readers upon request. Dr Shoop of Ravine Wisconsin touts Health Coffee as tasty healthy economical and convenient with a free health book accompanying the coupon. Wigle & Miller distribute through grocers.
Advertised salve claims to curecuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers eczema salt rheum sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and piles. Promoted by G. W Kemp at a price of 25 cents.
A reader recalls a Punch type joke about a fisherman who cuts a gash in his boat to find luck on the lake. The boat’s owner laughs, then reveals he would be a terrific joke if the fisherman used a different boat next trip.
Charm and envy fade for weak women living with nervous irritability and skin flaws. Electri Bitters claim to regulate stomach liver and kidneys, purify blood, and improve nerves, eyes, breath, and complexion. Sold by G. W. Kemp.
Frank T Walker of Lapel is visiting his brother John Walker here this week.
Bert R Lean of Cheney Washington details a battle with a hard cold that led to severe lung trouble. He paid steep sums to a Spokane lung specialist and to a Californian doctor without relief before using Dr. King's New Discovery, which cured him. The medicine treats lung trouble bronchitis coughs colds asthma croup and whooping cough. 50c and 1.00 Trial bottle free guaranteed by GC W Kemp.
Mrs Catherine Wilhelm and her daughter Miss Viola Murphy have ended their stay in New York City and returned home after residing there since last autumn.
Frank J. Lawson and his wife await the arrival of household goods loaded at Indianapolis last week. They will take up residence at the Cline property on South Liberty Street.
A fragment reflecting on reformers and their failures in moral progress. It cites Emerson's New England Reformers remark that reformers remove rubbish but offend the class, showing partiality and a misplaced zeal in a “kingdom of darkness.”
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