Arrearage Policy Noted for Sheridan Readers
The news will be moved regularly to subscribers until all arrearages are settled and a definite order to discontinue is received. Sheridan, Ind., Dec. 5, 1902.
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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
2
The news will be moved regularly to subscribers until all arrearages are settled and a definite order to discontinue is received. Sheridan, Ind., Dec. 5, 1902.
The town Board of Sheridan faces the crucial fuel question for the Electric Light Plant. November gas bill totaled 182 dollars and coal use was 25 dollars. A business proposition requires tact and careful study.
The President delivers a concise address that cuts to the core of the issue with plain language. He states the goal plainly and outlines the key steps, leaving no room for misinterpretation.
Several Republican papers in the county continue to discuss the old Hamilton county fight on Congressional matters. The text says the issue is one of which all are ashamed and urges everyone to hush.
A. P. Stout's poem Hell on a strike was laid on our table this week with a request for editorial comment. The verse is brisk and fiery throughout, reflecting strong views on labor issues and intensity in its title.
Citizens remain silent on the Water Works proposition. The text notes gas longevity as a factor, framing the issue as a business matter tied to fuel for the Power House.
Residents complain no word on Sheridan's Electric Line linking Carmel to Union Traction Company as new roads surround the area. They seek status on the planned route and whether construction is paused or canceled.
Lawmakers promise a more active winter session with wide interest alignment across state institutions aiming for large appropriations and coordinated push to secure funds.
Citizens propose a fall corn show or carnival to capitalize on a bumper corn crop and strong bank and merchant support. The plan envisions holding two agricultural events in the year, pairing farming interest with town entertainment without dropping existing horse shows.
Mr. William He. Farrow of Sherman Indiana reports nervousness and sleeplessness improved by Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills. He found the medicine gave strength and quiet nerves with natural night rest. Pills sold 50 cents a box with the doctor’s portrait and signature on each package.
A French gardener discovers using half eggshells as mini planters for delicate seedlings. Each shell is filled with damp earth, drilled for drainage, and a single seed planted. The shell is broken during transplant without disturbing roots, claimed superior to small florist pots.
Chicago and North Western Railway offers comfortable travel in Fairmount sleeping cars with experienced conductors guiding each party to San Francisco Los Angeles or Portland. Choose routes enjoy fine scenery and low rates with double berth at six dollars. Free maps and information from ticket agents or Mr S A Hutchinson Mfg 212 Clark St Chicago 11 12 27.
An old advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a magical remedy described as liquid electricity that excites the wonder of the world and drives away suffering and disease. It credits E. Elliott and lists a price of 35 cents.
Commodore Elbridge T. Gary has been re elected president of the Society for the Suppression of Cruelty to Children. At the American Humane Association convention in Albany he urged a convention of humanitarians to spread religion and education and promote wise use of laws.
Window seats and boxes fit into nursery rooms to house toys and litter. Top hinges allow lifting for easy access and storage beneath seats can hold books with curtains for charm. Use denims or chintz cushions and ensure window strips guard against drafts for healthy lounging.
Choose an eight pound lean ham. Wash and season with onions clove allspice cinnamon and ginger. Cover with flour paste and bake three hours basting every ten minutes. Reheat with egg brushed crust and parsley breadcrumbs. Serve with cider sauce strained of fat.
Advice from Ladies' Home Journal on making small vegetable bins for cellar storage. Place bins against a wall in a slanting position with ventilation holes at the bottom to brush out dirt. If cement is lacking, add a wood strip for the front edge. suggested sizes are about twenty-two inches long, eighteen wide, and twelve to fifteen inches deep.
A Chicago carpet department manager, earning ten thousand dollars yearly, recommends airing rugs on grass with the wrong side up and beating them with a furniture beater or carpet sweeper. He warns against frequent line-drying and whipping, saying valuable rugs should be professionally cleaned or washed at home for thorough cleaning.
Hominy corn grows in use worldwide as a palatable alternative to rice or potatoes. It is best prepared by overnight soaking and a long boil of eight to ten hours, kept gentle to avoid burning. Water boils at 212 degrees F regardless of boil speed, and butter or ham fryings enhance its flavor and hygienic value.
An amused Chicago News quote has a proud mother urging that Mabel be sent abroad to cultivate her voice, while the father agrees the farther abroad the better. The daughter sits at the piano, letting a few thrilling notes escape.
Joe Beenam wins Florrie Ezell by exposing old Gib Ezell as ailing and deceitful. Dr. Waters, Lew Bayne, and Merton help reveal the ruse, forcing Gib to accept the couple. Joe offers to support Gib and his daughter, and Gib relents, granting consent and gifting his store to the couple.
A Jamaican preacher named Cousins drew a fanatical following in Port Antonio. He claimed to be the second coming of Jesus and urged followers to crucify him. A mob built a cross, attempted to nail him, but police intervened. Cousins fled and has not been seen since.
Mrs S H Newsom of Decatur Alabama credits Electric Bitters with ending three years of severe indigestion and related ailments. She reports gaining 35 pounds and improved appetite after using the remedy sold for 50 cents at C E Elliots drug store.
Charles M Schwab heads a wealthy New York syndicate aiming to establish an exclusive summer resort at Great Neck L I within a few years similar to Tuxedo’s lakeside retreat. Shorefront buying has surged for months with high prices and a 105 acre estate selling at five thousand dollars per acre.
Free booklet titled Told by a Doctor discusses diseases of the digestive tract and includes testimonials of cures for constipation dyspepsia and stomach troubles credited to Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Available by writing Syrup Pepsin Co Monticello Ill or seeing C B Elliott.
Chief of Police Austen of Birmingham Alabama offered New York police a reward of ten dollars for the arrest of seventeen year old Charles Verdell described as knock kneed with a flat nose a bumpy face and scars on one shin.
Homeseekers offer exceptionally low rail rates via Chicago and North-Western from Chicago on dates in November December to many points in Northern Wisconsin Michigan Northwestern Iowa Western Minnesota North and South Dakota Nebraska and Wyoming. Promote farm ownership. Send 2 cent stamp for copy of the North Western Homeseeker. Apply to ticket agents or A H Waggener 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago Ill.
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