Hall's Catarrh Cure Company Ad Contract
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas county Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney Co swears firm will pay 100 dollars for each catarrh case uncured by Hall's Catarrh Cure Sworn before A W Gleason Notary Public on December 6 1885 F J Cheney Co Toledo OH promotional copy claims cure via blood and mucous membranes includes testimonials and druggist contact 750 Taans Family Pills for constipation
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State of Ohio
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F.J Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & Co
O. de
Notice to Hunters On Premises by Gamble Wendel Biscop
We the undersigned refuse hunting or trapping on our property without consent. Signatories are Thomas Gamble Augh Tracy E. V. Wendel S. J. Biscop.
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Thomas Gamble
Augh Tracy E. V. Wendel
S. J. Biscop
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Rittenhouse Estate
Notice is given that Dale F. Hampion as administrator filed his final account for the Sherman Rittenhouse estate in Kosciusko Circuit Court. The examination and approval hearing is set for December 19, 1919. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause if any why the account should not be approved. Municipal officers and attorneys are listed in Warnow Indiana.
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Dale F. Hampion
Sherman Rittenhouse
Warnaw
Indiana
Aaron A. Raso
Kosciusko Circuit
J. H. Brubaker
Everett Rasorions
Organized Shipping Association formed at Packerton
A farmers shipping association was organized at Packerton on Wednesday by farmers from Jackson east Lake Monroe and Clay townships. John A. Keister was elected president Samuel Smith vice president and Odie Fisher secretary and treasurer. Levi Fruit named general manager to oversee shipping and related matters. The group also owns an elevator at Packerton and the venture builds on existing business.
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Farmers’ Shipping Association
Packerton
Jackson
Lake
Monroe
Clay
John A. Keister
Samuel Smith
Odie Fisher
Levi Fruit
There
Packertop
Lakeside items and local notes from Packerton to Fairview
Will Smith was on our streets Sunday. T. B. Hathaway was in the locality Monday on business. We have winter weather with below zero temperatures. Revival services at Packerton have drawn attendees this past week with strong interest. The Fairview revival continues with rising interest and large attendance. Soup services and lively sermons are enjoyed. Cold weather is making ice form rapidly on the lake and harvest seems near, despite past summer ice shortage fears.
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Packerton
Children and the power of philanthropy from David Starr Jordan
David Starr Jordan extols children as humanity's core. He urges philanthropy for little ones, arguing wisdom lies in studying children and that saving a child surpasses other acts. The message promotes Red Cross Christmas Seals as lifesaving for American children.
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David Starr Jordan
RED Cross
The
National Tuberculosis Association
Part of Financial System Sustains Constitutionality of Law
A historical article discusses a financial framework sustaining constitutional validity of a law affecting agriculture, drawing parallels to how the National Banks and Federal Reserve Act support commerce and industry. It emphasizes a broad, systemic approach, linking agriculture policy to nationwide financial mechanisms and constitutional considerations.
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National Banks
Federal Reserve Act
Points From M'Adoc's Kansas City Argument
The text argues for a rural credits system to aid farming and national welfare. It describes federal land banks and private joint stock banks under government supervision, offering low interest long term credit to small and large farmers, with tax exemption to attract investors.
How the Farm Loan Act rose from a national need
Former Secretary William G. McAdoo spoke in Kansas City on the origins of the federal farm loan act. He explained Congress aimed to provide ample money at low interest and easy terms, supported by federal land banks and joint stock banks. He noted tax exemption for bank bonds as essential to the program.
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United States Court
Kansas City
Secretary of the Treasury
William G. McAdoo
Charles B. Hughes
United States
George W. Wickersham
McAdoo
Congress
the Treasury
Mc“doo
Don't Wait for the Seals to Come to You
A compact item urges proactive action, suggesting readers seize opportunity rather than wait for events or groups to act, with a tone of urgency typical of a public notice or community column.
Fairview Ringlets Notes Local Happenings and Visits
Theodore Parker spent Monday at the Merrit Longbrake home for day dinner while Frank Barnes made a business trip to Flint Michigan last Friday. Rev and Mrs Thompson hosted visits from San John Tinkey and son Grover with others at the Carpenter sale near Akron. The community reports a large church crowd and an inspiring sermon. Mrs Charles Regenos improves after tonsillitis. A new electric spsting system is contracted for Hurley Reents enabling day sales and night chores with power for machinery including a cream separator.
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Harley’ Reents
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Will Smith
T. B. Hathaway
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Lice
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M’adoc
Federal Land
Tuberculosis Association
Theodore Parker
Merrit Longbrake
Sholty
Frank Barnes
Flint
Mich
Mrs. Thompson
San
John Tinkey
Son Grover
Akron
Rev
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Ethel Sands
Otto Sands
Ruby Smith
Charles Regenos
Mrs
Joe
Parker
Here
Center
Barket
Hurley Regenos
Reeport
Ches
Old
Virginia
Poe