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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
4
The article explains obtaining profound sub zero temperatures using liquefied gases near 382 degrees Fahrenheit below zero. It advertises Huntington line at Pearson's lumber yard and promotes Liquid Meat Smoke from Gregory for home use while warning against house fires. It also mentions American Girl shoes with price and quality guarantees.
A compact ad style line references a daily repeat of the Good Paith cigar taste and branding with a familiar good day motif.
All ladies may view tailor made dress skirts walking skirts and under skirts in New York styles. Call at Cor 3rd and California streets to select and place orders. Skirts guaranteed satisfactory. Mrs Maggie Harrison General Agent.
The Sheridan Indiana News lists advertising rates for church groups and local notices and notes free sample copies paid by merchants. It discusses Golden Rule Jones as a senatorial candidate, a Chicago Examiner quote on strikes and judges, and remarks on Augustus N Machen and the merit system with reference to party alignment.
An old advertisement promotes Kodul Dyspepsia Cure as the remedy for stomach issues. It claims nourishment comes from the stomach and lists symptoms like loss of appetite, nervousness, headaches, and indigestion. Sold by C E Elliott.
Citizens discuss sidewalk repairs and propose alternatives to a Fourth of July Horse Show, suggesting community efforts without formal approval. The note hints at local civic planning and event planning choices.
Residents call for repairs to cracked sidewalks and removal of dilapidated yard fences. They argue removing the fence improves property appearance and safety, urging city crews to tear down old structures and clear debris.
The board refused the petition to brick Fourth Street because the sewer line has not settled enough to support a brick surface. Public doubt questions whether this was the real reason behind the decision.
Local businessmen and citizens appear indifferent to holding a Fourth of July event in Sheridan. If residents prefer elsewhere, they are choosing the proper course and implying the town should relocate or cancel plans.
Ordinances set ped gers license fees at 5 vo per day. Question arises who grants the city Clerk authority to license a patent medicine vendor for 60 cents per day. Stand by ordinances. violations by another clerk do not excuse action.
The sewer district assessment work has run 16 days with a report due the first of next week. The district covers 426 lots and expected assessments may be lower than initial expectations.
The auditor notes 121 state banks reported on hand deposits of 20 million plus and time deposits adding 4.235 million, a rise of about 83 million from last April. Farmers are now the largest depositors, with idle funds a concern as banks seek investments in trusts and safe bonds.
The Columbus Republican warns that farmers have excess cash and may be targeted by swindlers selling gold-brick schemes. The piece suggests scammers must enlarge their bricks or offer premiums to lure farmers into fraud.
Testimony from Benterville Virginia cites three year bronchitis relief after using Dr Kings New Discovery. The ad claims effectiveness on lung throat and chest ailments including consumption pneumonia and grip. Trial bottles are free with regular sizes priced at 0.5 and 1.0 dollars.
A Philadelphia Leader Ady dispatch from Paris reports France's finances worsening while U S bonds rise in value and Britain offers easier borrowing. The piece argues U S government strength exceeds France and England, praising unity and material power since the Civil War era.
The excerpt promotes Colorado as an ideal healthful, scenic destination for summer vacations with dry air and ample hotels. It touts rest, recreation, sport, and affordable lodging, noting low round trip and one way rates via Chicago and the Union Pacific and Northern Western lines and inviting requests for illustrated booklets from W.B. Ralston in Chicago.
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