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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1909
Page
5
Classified fabric notice offers wool broadcloth satin chiffon taffeta and corded benaline in fall shades. Includes silk tussah and moire fabrics, curtains and upholstery materials with special weekly pricing across yardwide widths and various blends.
Important sale of coats for women and misses offers broadcloth and coverts coats at 10.00 with pleated effects, satinined wool options, and strong values. Fine broadcloth, kersey, and chevrons priced around 15 to 27 dollars with mentions of tailored styles and exclusive fits. Local shop touts “Little Major” coats and mentions rival prices higher than their sale.
Meshac of Branstetter visited her daughter Mrs. Alice Haynes in Rossville. Mrs. C. C. Rixenberry and Miss Mary Clendenning went to Indianapolis to see Ben Hur. Clara Batela moved into a cottage in Carter’s addition. O L Bowen and grandson Lee Parker and W Waddle visited Indianapolis. A P Woods and Dorothy visited Fairfield over Sunday. Several Kokomo residents Mrs. Jeter Mrs. Snyder Mrs. Martin and Mrs. McCoy spent time here with relatives.
George L. Woody and Gra But ler attended a meeting of the How gard County Fanciers Association in Kokomo Monday evening. They helped arrange for the big poultry and pet stock show set to begin in Kokomo on Monday December 27 and run all week.
Fragmented OCR text mentions guests of IH Clara and family Sunny and relatives at Fransfort. It references a balance of names, locations, and a medicinal claim for Goths colds and croup sold by a local druggist.
The Aid Society announces its annual market will take place the day before Thanksgiving, inviting the community to browse and purchase goods while supporting charitable activities.
Kodolis for dyspepsia and sour stomach offers quick relief for various stomach troubles. Hodulis tastes pleasant and acts promptly to aid digestion, while Pyrit contains the same digestive juices as a healthy stomach. Sold locally by Swayzeer Bros.
Local display showcases genuine post cards depicting RussiaVille street scenes. Mrs Woody hosts the exhibit inviting collectors to view vintage images and purchase cards.
The text presents a jumble of incomplete phrases and scattered proper nouns, listing names, places, and possible references to events and items. It mirrors a damaged newspaper page with no clear cohesive report or single storyline.
New home domestic and other standard makes with needles and supplies. Will furnish a repair agent to fix any sewing machine at short notice. De Witt's Little Early Risers liver pills sold by Swaveee Bros.
A fragmentary note claims Chamberlain's liniment cures soreness and "drives away" ailments. The piece reads like a poem praising its use, with odd phrasing and references to historical names.
Local sellers offer real photographs from Picture Post Cards featuring Mrs tree L Woody and scenes from Russiaville and nearby churches. Prices are one cent each, with descriptions of school houses street scenes and Decoration Day views noted in the brief listing.
Geo Riser spends week in Indianapolis as Dr G W Kemp leads a tour praising Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Pills. The piece notes the palatable tablets improve health of the body and mind and bring joy to users.
The note promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for persistent coughs and throat discomfort. It claims the product relieves coughing, with the seller identified as Dr. G. W. Kemp.
M. Geo Hamilton is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Report notes the illness is affecting the family and local residents. Additional lines appear garbled but mention remedies and local references.
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