Sheridan Notes Social Roundup and Local Commerce
Sheridan news recounts visits and greetings among residents from Washington township to Vernon and Nottiewville. Dr. M E Little returns home amid his ill father health concerns. Mrs. Sherrick in Indianapolis hospital after appendicitis surgery and remains at risk. Obituary notice for Mrs. Sorrell’s father from Rensselaer. County business includes gravel road woes and a milk factory upswing with 15000 pounds milk bought and over 8000 pounds processed. Community events include Rathbone Sisters convention in Muncie and Enworth League gathering with an upcoming Epworth League event and organ recital talks at the M E Church.
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Wilson
Sheridan
Lasting Recovery After One Small Medicine Bottle
An editor traveling to Oklahoma faced fatal diarrhea from heat and bad water. A neighbor offered Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, given in large doses, which rapidly calmed him and brought sound sleep within an hour. The tale closes with advertisement: For sale by C. E. Elliott.
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Oklahoma
Tu Issu
Fortune
Chamberlain
C. E. Elliott
Noblesville Land Transfers and Local Notices
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds in Noblesville and surrounding areas including Frank Ackles to Fred L Kinnaman land in Noblesville for 500 and Feary St Clair to Roy Stephenson lot in Noblesville. Also mentions Orlando A Harnish to Jesse C Conner, and other property movements valued to 3500 3000 and 2500. New case filings include Anderson Malleable Iron Works vs Samuel Cook and George Wosherley vs Sarah J Shirley with divorces and foreclosures listed. Also a public auction section with piano and violin recitals and a store room for sale on Main Street Sheridan and a seven room residence advertised for 31200 this month only.
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Real
Frank Ackles
Fred L Kinnaman
Noblesville
Frank Ackies
Feary St Clair
Roy Stephenson
Sarah Stephenson
Lotian
Orlando
Harnish Conir
Jesse C Conner
Benjamin Booth
Samuel Harrell
George L Stephens
Levi Harger
Wayne
Wilbur C Abbott
Clara B Alexander
George Nagie
Geo M Scott
The
Anderson Malleable Iron & Manufacturing Works
Samuel Cook
Alte
George Wosherley
Sarah J Sherley
Majeuste Manufacturing Co
Jack Lower
Carey Belles
M A Eberwine
New
Main Street
Sheridan
Fifth Street
Inspect Lead Land Probe In Missouri By Davenport And Weaver
Dr Davenport and Mr Weaver depart to examine lead land in Missouri acting for a group of savers of this police who already hold profitable coal lands in the state. They warn of the investigation into the lead territory and will proceed on behalf of the interested stakeholders.
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W. Davenport
A. Weaver
Aes
Missouri
Memorial Services At Spencer Cemetery
Rain interrupted services at Spencer Cemetery on Saturday morning but the gathering proceeded. Forty one children decorated forty one graves with the usual drills and ceremonies. Recitations followed and A C Pearson gave the program address.
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Spencer
A. C. Pearson
School Board Organized for New Year
The School Board met yesterday morning with all members present and organized for the year. J. M. Francis was elected President, H. E. Davenport Treasurer, and N. W. Cowsill Secretary.
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J.M. Francis
H. E. Davenport
N. W. Cowslil
Vandalism Shocks Sedwick & Hickson's Hardware Window
Two shots were fired through the plate glass window at Sedwick and Hickson's hardware store on Wednesday night. No witnesses recall seeing the shooters, but the shattered glass reveals the act.
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Sedwick & Hickson
Crown View Dedication Plans for New Cemetery
The board of managers prepares for the dedication of a new cemetery on June 21. The grounds are described as among the country’s most beautiful, with careful efforts to beautify the area.
Eastern Star Sheridan Chapter Delays Degrees for Seven Candidates
The Eastern Star Sheridan chapter O. E. Star will postpone the degree work for seven candidates tonight. Members from Zionsville will be present to assist in the ceremony.
Photographer G N Glass Opens Gallery in Zionsville
Photographer G N Glass formerly of this place has opened a gallery in Zionsville on the first of the month. He will operate in the same building as the Zionsville Times under the editor’s direction and may rent the room to run his own business if profitable.
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G. N. Glass
Zionsville
Zionsville Times
Glass
Citizens Band Shifts Concerts to Street Nights
The Citizens Band announces a schedule change with concerts moved to street nights on Tuesdays and Fridays instead of Wednesdays and Saturdays. This temporary adjustment aims to bring performances to public spaces and reach broader crowds.
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Citizens Band
Payment demand to William Osborn and Osborn Bros. accounts
The notice orders payment to the requester during May or a suit will be instituted. It specifies the obligation to settle outstanding accounts and warns of legal action if not fulfilled.
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William Osborn
Osborn Bros
Hood's Sarsaparilla Boosts Bold Kite Hawks in Burma
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as cure for humors and complexion while Kite Hawks raid the garrison in Burma seizing food from soldiers.
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Burma
Boots and Shoeless Kin Now Runs Arizona Saloon
In a brisk exchange, Ping asks about a cousin who once sold boots and shoes. Pongs replies he now runs a saloon in Arizona, selling liquor and handling firearms in the frontier setting.
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Ping
Arizona
Farmers seek rural help as labor shortage bites farms
A rural crisis in the labor market emerges as farmers report scarce workers and high wage demands. Dr A D Booth notes he cannot hire for less than 1.45 a day, prompting appeals for men women and youths to seek country work with fair pay and decent homes during the summer season.
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A. D. Booth
Sale of Milk Cows at Sheridan Fair Grounds
The undersigned will sell at public auction at the Wallingford barn in Sheridan on Saturday June 6, 1903 at one oclock. Twenty five extra good milk cows and springers offered. Terms include credit of six months. C M Bottenia.
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Wallingford
Fair Grounds
Sheridan
Manon Will Runs Excursion to Indianapolis
On Sunday June 7 an excursion to Indianapolis will run and return. The round trip fare from Sheridan is 850 dollars for 1200 worth rail service. Train departs Sheridan at 6:47 a.m. from Main Street. Joe Merchant, Agent, handles the sale and tickets.
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Manon
Indianapolis
Sheridan Uc
Sheridan
Joe. Merchant, Agt
Ladies Aid Society Market at Watler's Grocery
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church holds its regular monthly market in the window of Watler's grocery store on Saturday June 6.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Watler’s
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