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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
4
The piece argues moral standards affect social standing more than money. It notes Panama Canal opening will boost diversified crops and stock raising in the South. Mentions talking pictures at the Family Theatre and estimates 200,000 American forces crossing into Canada with $1,500 per person, suggesting reinvestment potential.
Saliem a patent product claims to rid stock of worms ward off disease and boost productivity with a money back trial. Swayzee Bros promote the remedy as a solution for farm animals amid CAPITOL health concerns. Representative J Hampton Moore of Philadelphia pushes a resolution for Capitol fumigation and a ventilation system before the extra session opening April 1.
An Indiana Senate vote requires all marriage candidates to pass a medical exam before ceremony. Clerks face heavy penalties for issuing licenses without a physician certificate.
Homer Anrue, who teaches at a school near Sycamore, was the guest of home folks Saturday night and Sunday, enjoying a weekend visit with relatives and friends.
Advertises made to measure suits by Stern & Co Tailors and Custom Shirt Makers at 115 E. Walnut Kokomo promising a high quality fit for fifteen dollars.
Advertisement touts best tailored suit for 145 dollars from Stern and Co, Ko komo Mc Poultry man promotes Monkey's Laying Tonic to boost egg production, while Conkey's Poultry Book is offered free with promotion from Sway.
In Kokomo at 115 E Walnut Stern & Co. Tailors advertise a sale on suits and custom shirts with a price of fifteen dollars. The message highlights in store savings and invites customers to visit the shop for explanations of the offer.
John Tate of the Cloverdale neighborhood has relocated to Russiaville, transferring residence in a move affecting local community ties and neighborhood dynamics.
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