Russiaville Observer Friday Publication Notice
The Russiaville Observer is published every Friday in Russiaville Indiana by O. HOSMAN.
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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
4
The Russiaville Observer is published every Friday in Russiaville Indiana by O. HOSMAN.
Rates shown include 83 cents per inch for display advertising, 5 cents per line for local notices and resolutions of respect, and 3 cents per line for cards of thanks.
The Greentown school terms, Easter date, and a petition by Frank C. Robinson in Indianapolis aim to add two generals to the army and retire them with honors. The Kearsarge battleship joins the North Atlantic squadron with Kentucky soon to be commissioned. Rev. Charles M. Sheldon promotes In His Steps, urges Christlike newspaper editing, and enforces prayer and moral standards for staff.
The advertisement claims over ten million trial bottles of King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds have been given away. It asserts cures for asthma bronchitis hoarseness and throat chest and lung diseases with a free trial bottle and a guarantee or money back.
The Modern Woodmen of America event drew many members and their families to Camp Ne bodd for an enjoyable evening. Rev. Trout was unable to attend due to illness, but exhibits and talks energized the program. A plentiful supper followed, with statistics showing the society’s extensive reach across many states and large insurance in force.
Teachers from Honey Creek Town Hip gather at the sedeo house lash on Saturday morning for an informal institute. The Northern Ind. Teachers Association and the topic of grading and pupil promotion are discussed. This is the last institute of the year.
Mrs. Johnathan Lamb returns to Kokomo to be by daughter in law Mrs. C. A. Lam. Mrs. Rose McLeod comes home after visiting parents and friends. M. B. Smith and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers praised for costiveness and bowel troubles. Flakes moves apple butter and sorghum factory to Anderson. W. A. Baker sues Vandalia Railroad for 400 damages after coal toss accident. Albany dairyman seeks doctor for child with croup. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised by doctor’s delays and local demand.
Members of the H. H. C. Clay were entertained by Fay Merrick at her home on North Union Street Saturday afternoon. A literary program featured recitation by Forbie McDaniels, instrumental by Helen Waters, and a select reading by Grace Twiss. Opal Crawford won the guessing contest and Twiss quoted most correctly. Oranges and cake were served.
Miss Laurena Johnson entertained the Freshmen class of Naw vomen high school on Thursday evening for her birthday. The gathering featured games music and popcorn balls. Wishing Miss Johnson many more happy returns of her birthday.
A scattered update from Clinton County includes routine transactions at the capital and nearby towns, a infant death and burial in New London, social visits between families, and illness leading to sermons by Rev. Tedford and New Light preacher Tye Wiles. Community church schedules and fraternal lodge meetings are listed, with names like Rev N Z Knight and Aaron Walker among pastors and officers.
Wanted bright honest people to act as managers in this and nearby counties. Salary ten dollars a year plus expenses. Permanent position with home based office work. Send references from any bank and a self addressed stamped envelope to Domenoson Company in Chicago Illinois.
Notice to gas consumers warns that due to careless prompt payment rules will be enforced. After the 10th of each month bills paid late will result in gas supply being turned off without further notice.
An advertisement from Quaker Valley Mt. Co. invites married women in the United States to request a free sterling sugar shell with 40 cent pattern choices. No payment required. limit one per family. supply to those who write with full address to Chicago address.
The fragment notes planning for Thursday press and early week copy deadlines for advertisers. It mentions correspondents and advertisers to submit by Tuesday evening to meet publication. No specific people or organizations are identified.
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