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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
5
Swayzee Bros advertise Monkey's Saltem claiming it rids stock of worms wards off disease and increases productivity. A trial pail is offered with a money back guarantee to satisfy.
Indianapolis Auto Trade Association hosts a six day show at the Coliseum and Annex State Fairgrounds from March 24 to 29. President Frank Moore and Show Manager John Orman predict top new models and engaging displays will educate both dealers and prospective buyers under one roof. Orman likens his staging skill to Belasco, emphasizing exhibits that build dealer enthusiasm and selling points for Indiana's market.
Bruce M. Wyl ie known as Doc leads the Indianapolis Automobile Show at the State Fairgrounds from March 24 to March 29. He works hard to make the exhibit in the Coliseum and Annex a big success.
The treasury watchdog for the Indianapolis Auto Trade Association oversees the State Fair grounds automobile show set for March 24 to 29. Fred I Willis is described as a hustler in the auto trade, always on the job with careful preparation to maximize funds and value for attendees and exhibitors.
Drop in our store when in the city to see how much you save on a suit. Stern and Co Tailors and Custom Shirt Makers invite customers to visit 115 E Walnut Kokomo to learn about the $15 suit deal.
The Toledo, St. Louis & Western railroad company announces a sale of one way Colonist Tickets March 15 to April 15, 1913 to destinations including Arizona British Columbia California Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico Oregon Texas Utah Washington and Wyoming at greatly reduced rates. See the nearest Clover Leaf Agent M23.
A playful column warns readers to expect spring fever to arrive soon and describes the lighthearted urge to enjoy the season, inviting readers to embrace its mood and activities.
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