Attempted Bank Robbing at Claypool and Town News
An attempted bank robbery at Claypool failed to open the safe after two charges exploded. The band fled as alarm spread. two extracted horses and a carriage were stolen from Fes Minear. The Horse Thief Detective association pursues the suspects with a fifty dollar reward for property recovery and another fifty for arrest and conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claypool
Bowen
Faery
Fes Minear
Tolen
Mr Minear
Marvin Johns
Malaria Remedy Promoted By Electric Bitters Claim
A reader from Virginia describes the malarial dangers of low marshy ground and endorses electric bitters as a cure and preventive for malaria, fevers, chills, aches, and related stomach and liver troubles amid claims of strong effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Alaria
John Charleston
Byes
Doctor's Bad Plight Prompts Use of New Discovery
Dr M L ScarBrough of Hebron Ohio recalls losing his voice after a severe cold and an obstinate cough. After 35 years as a physician he tried Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds and felt rapid relief. Baer's drug store offers bottles at 50 cents and $1.00 with trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M L ScarBrough
Hebron
Baer
Claypool Briefs and Local Changes In Marion
Geo Imler moved his family to Marion. Miss Kate Heisler visited Warsaw. Claypool hosts a medicine show this week. Merl Downing bought the Minear property on South Main. W H Cook purchased C G Deaton’s restaurant stock. Clem Shoemaker moved into Walburn property. Shoemaker saw mill torn down for new houses. Rev Tillman to preach farewell at MFE Church on Sunday April 6. Earl Valentin to lead Nickel Plate section in Brems Indiana. Daisy Bergh and S A Cluen wed at bride’s home Sunday evening. Marion Minear died Monday March 24, buried March 26 at Mount Pleasant. services at Methodist Church. Rev C F Yoder of Warsaw officiated. All local businesses and factory closed in Minear’s honor. Minear was a longtime public servant and town board president. father of fourteen. Mrs Minear and family extend thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merl Downing
Minear
South Main
W. H. Cook
C. G. Deaton
Clem Shoemaker
Walburn
Rev Tillman
MFE
Earl Valentin
Brems
Ind
Daisy Bergh
S A Cluen
Marion Minear
Mount Vieasant
CF Yoder
Warsaw
McGlennen
W. G. Hamha
Warsaw Sanitarium
Silver Lake
Hay
Henry Brown
Clare
Michigan
G. A. Brush
W. C. Feudner
Edward E. Strauss & Co
Chicago
Wiltrou
I. L. Kemper
Switzer
Jessie Banks
Alice Hayward
Dessie Sellers
Homer Lucas
Packerton
Inza Brazington
Claypool
Mable Smith
W. H. Davis
Estella Mullenour
Mentone
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
An advertisement claims the blood is purified by organs like the lungs liver and kidneys and promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as superior to a blood purifier. One dose allegedly benefits more than a dollar bottle. price 25 cents with free samples at C Rager's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
C Rager
Local notes from Claypool region mention visits and updates
Bert Reese works for M P Shorty. Ben Lowman remains in critical condition. S A Hohman visited in Claypool on Wednesday. Mrs Hohman hosted Mrs Robert Reed Wednesday. James GM and son John were seen on the streets last week. Eve Hohman works for grandparents Mr and Mrs Wi Shie. Grandma Regenos has been ill with little hope of recovery. Lydia Paxton seriously ill with poor prognosis. Madison Regenos finished a new fence. Samuel Hohman and Madison Regents were Silver Lake visitors last Thursday. Day Lowman seen Sunday and likes the area. Wabash fishermen and duck hunters left town early this week. Andrew Scott and wife of near Silver Lake visited O Hokman and family. J R Frame of Fort Manchester visited daughter S A T Hehman and family Wednesday. Church remodeling began this week with an addition planned. The barn of M W Arnold of Claypool burned last week. rebuilding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Regenos
Samuel Hohman
Madison Regents
Silver Lake
Lowman
Andrew Scott
O. Hokman
J. R. Frame
Forth Manchester
A. T Hehman
M. W. Arnold
Claypool
Attractive Women and Health from Cardus Advertisement
An advertisement claims health and purity show on a woman’s appearance, linking beauty to pure blood. It promotes Wine of Cardus as a remedy to strengthen organs and improve attractiveness within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Neighborhood News Report Prompt
If out of town guests arrive or family members are away or ill note it here and share any local happenings. Submit club notices, yard sales, or community events to keep neighbors informed and safe.
Local ads and social notes from Silver Lake town column
A collage of ads and society items lists Recorp millinery, Stont & Son buggies, and local business moves. Attendance notes include Mrs Keesey promotions, trips by 5S. D. Henderson, and visits by Mrs Kemper of Warsaw plus Goshen and Mentone connections. Community events feature a Wiltrout birthday reception with eighty five guests and a Feudner tailoring promotion.
Chamberlains Remedy Praised By English Resident
William Severy of Warrington England says Chamberlains Remedy is best for bronchitis. He credits it with saving his wife's life after six years of illness, during which she was often bedridden. Sold by C Ruger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
William Severy
Warrington
England
C Ruger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Publishe
the Record Pub. Co., Brush & Hanson, Proprietors
South Bend
Herring
Thirteenth
M. D's
Claypool Briefs
Geo Imler
Marion
Kate Heisler
Bert Reese
M. P. Shorty
Ben Lowman
S. A. Hohman
Hohman
Robert Reed
James GM
John
Eve Hohman
Wi Shie
Regenos
Lydia Paxton
Court House
J.D. Gill L.T. Wilson E,j.kinsey Worley
Rhoades Sohn Fisher Clerk. Auctioneers
Jameson
Stont & Son
D. Henderson
Wisconsin
L. L. Kemper
Tom Groninger
Tom Bussard
T. A Ball
Feigley
Rose Hill
William Hill
Gertrude
Goshen
Lert Lukens
Peru
Rememer
Phoe 123
Gara & Wise
North
Manchester
T.J Colbert & Son, Proprietors
Our Shoe Department
Lyon
Climax
Hiram Rager
New England
Worley, Rhodes & Jameson
Claypooe
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