World's Fair Features and Sousa Band Highlight St. Louis Exposition
Highlights include two miles of standard gauge tracks at the Palace of Transportation and a world class pipe organ with 145 stops and 10 000 pipes. Sousa's band is slated as a major attraction with plans for other concerts under consideration. Winona assembly prepares a Lake Winona exhibit showing grounds cottage and surrounding territory on a large map.
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Palace of Transportation
Sousa
St. Louis Exposition
Festival Hall
Winona
Local News Notes on Travelers and Illness
Noah Frantz receives building materials for a new home. Van Gundy’s father from Tippecanoe joined him over Sunday. Bert Evans of Elkhart was in town visiting relatives. Sam Gill, a Warsaw High student, visited family over the weekend. S. J. Self and Dr. J M Amiss suffered lagrip, improving after days at home. Mrs T J Alspaugh and daughter Stella are seriously sick with meagies for several days.
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Mr. van Gundy
Tippecanoe
Bert Evans
Elkhart
T. J. Alspaugh
Stella
Maurer's Oysters and Local Visitors Mentioned
Oysters praised at Maurer's with fresh sweet taste. Levi Rhodes consulted Dr Wells in Laket. Grandma Baker visiting Mentone daughter Mrs ManHenour. George Hammer a guest at Minnie Elder's Claypool home. Beauty tips note Rocky Mountain Tea product. Frank Carter and Nellie Thacker returned from Claypool after visits. Local notes on farming implements and newspaper subscription.
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Grandma Baker
Mrs. ManHenour
Mentone
Local Notices and Movements Include Occupancy and Sales
Arthur Hoffman visits Akron from Donaldson Stave factory. A. J. Snoberger relocates to Silver Lake, working at L. W. Myers. Dan Shirk moves near Gospel Hill. Mrs. Collett occupies Shirk property. S. B. Whittenberger to hold a private horse sale east of Claypool on March 7. Samuel Ogden recovers from a broken wrist. Uncle Andrew Landa improving at home. Nellie Hascomb endorses Hollister's Mountain Tea. Pierceton teacher L effel and Clare Vale visit from town.
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Dan Shirk
William Rhodes
Gospel Hill
Mrs. Collett
Shirk
S. B. Whittenberger
Claypool
Percy Walnpurn Showing Improvement Amid Local Notices
Percy Walnpurn has shown improvement recently and rests better at night. For bargain hion grade BUGGIES at manufacturer price contact 8S. D. Henderson in Silver Lake. George Keeling, head sawyer at the Donaldson Mine, plans to move here if a house is secured. Birds work for map from first light. Rocky Mountain Tea is touted as timelessly famous. A local joke on Ed Snyder amused him as plans for a trip to the interior were nearly set.
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Percy Walnpurn
D. Henderson
Silver Lake
George Keeling
Packerton
The
Donaldson Min
Sir. VanGundy
Rocky Mountain
C Rager
Boya
Ed Snyder
Arnica Salve Cures Six Months Sore In Five Days
P A Danforth of LaGrange Ga says Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed a running leg sore in five days after six months of suffering. It also treats ulcers wounds and piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents at Rages druggist.
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P A Danforth
LaGrange
Bucklen
Rages Druryist
Specimen Copy Encourages Subscriptions
The notice explains that non subscribers have received a specimen copy hoping they will subscribe for a year or six months. It invites readers to send or bring in a subscription.
Stout and Son Debt Call for Settlement
All persons knowing themselves indebted to Stout & Son are requested to call and settle by either cash or note.
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Stout & Son
Telligent Man Seeks Business and Professional Manager
Advertises a permanent management position offering good pay to qualified men. Mail applications to 10 Manager Box 78 Philadelphia for details.
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Philadelphia
Four Generations Gathered at Wells Family Reunion
A Sunday gathering honoring Rev. S. W. Wells featured four generations: Rev. S. W. Wells as great grandfather, Mrs. Emma Lowman his daughter, W. D. Lowman his grandson, and Donald Lowman his great grandson.
Indiana firm outlines scrap metal buy prices
An advertisement from Rochester Indiana lists prices paid by the company for various scrap materials. Rags fetch 5.5 per hundred pounds while scrap iron receives 0.82 per hundred pounds. Rubber pays 0.55 per pound and copper and brass are offered at 0.50 per pound. The notice names Emerson RON STEEL Co. and is headed with attention to partners.
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Slollister
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Nellie Thacker
Gove
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David Whistler
Manchester
Dulaney
Charles Dickey
Sidney
Misa Anna Stevens
J. L. Arthur
Harry J. Breen
S. B. Flora
Tineepe
Ola
Shmuel Pivgher
Arthur Hoffman
Donaldson Stave Factory
Akron
Mr. Bickel
Disko
Stockdale
Swihart
Samuel Ogden
Andrew Landa
Nellie Hascomb
Omaha
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Cager
James Leffel
Pierceton Schools
Clare Vale
Leonard & Alspaugh
Hardware Men
RON & Steel Co
Rochester, Indiana
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Ise
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
Epworth League
J. W. Tillman
Y. PLC
U.ati
G. E. Luke
Pastor
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Sec’y
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