Mackintosh Fakirs Reported Thriving in Wabash Area
The Mackintosh fakirs are said to run a thriving business in Wabash and nearby counties selling mackintoshes to young farmers near Gablesville. Our home talent presented the farce Jumbo Jam to a good audience Friday night and Border Land with Jumbo Jam drew a large crowd Saturday at Mentone Opera House. Weather minded, Mentone audiences would have filled the house.
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Wabash
Gablesville
Border Land
Opera
Mentone
Local notes from North Manchester and Warsaw area
A digest of brief items: W J Fitton and Chip Hanes visit Wabash and the gas belt for business. Kosher's in North Manchester touted as the best eatery. Residents travel to Alexandria and Warsaw for visits and errands. The Record offers quick printing services. Church events announce Easter services and a farewell sermon. Local prices, small ads, and medical remedies for stomach and liver disorders appear. John Isenberger advertising private money loans in North Manchester Indiana.
Land buyers seek sellers at North Manchester Indiana office
A notice solicits farmers wishing to sell land to contact John Isenberger and Mrs C E VanDeusen of Kilbourn Wisconsin mentions buyers ready to purchase farms of any size. The ad promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets at Chas Rager drug store 25 cents with samples free.
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North Manchester
Indiana
John Isenberger
C. E. VanDeusen
Kilbourn
Wis
Chamberlain
Chas. _Rager’s
Fat Starvation Trialed in Child Case
A distressed note urges use of Scott’s Emulsion to fatten a starving baby. The plea cites a soiled diet and rapid weight loss, warning that the child is near death unless fat is regained. The ad copy promotes cod liver oil emulsion as a remedy and invites samples.
Fairview Gossip Quiet After Rain and Surprises
Mrs. M. P. Sholty remains on the sick list. The rain cleared the lake of ice on Sunday night. Jacob Newcomer bought a horse from Theodore Parker last week. Ed Hohman’s wife and daughter visited Wm. Slefès Sunday. Elias Parker visited Miss Edith Parker of Claypool. Madison Regenos and wife spent Sunday with M. P. Sholty’s family. Mrs. B. A. Hohman visited Mr. and Mrs. George Bruner Friday. Art Hanes and companions attended Methodist church Sunday evening. John Fuller spent days seeking to buy a farm. Elias Parker and Jeff Regenos attended North Center quarterly meeting. James Noles and family moved to the Robert Reed farm to farm it. Many local youths attended meetings at Barket Sunday evening. A planned surprise for Miss Della Hill Saturday night drew few due to rain. only Irvey Parker attended.
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John Fuller
Elias. Parker
Jeff Regenos
North Center
James Noles
Robert Reed
Barket
Della Hill
Local notes from the county gathered amid farm and family chatter
Grace Cramer of this place is smaking her me with Mr Leon ard family of North Manchester. The press fears hog raising will suffer from inattention. Mr Claud Ramsy and family joined Geo Snares at table last Sunday. Henry Gramer at the Post Office shows little ambition. Albright couple will move to a new farm residence south of here Wednesday. Edward Leffel, recently in excruciating pain from a broken limb, may go to Wabash for x ray and possible operation. Parker and Newcomer traded a fine horse. Johnson launched his boat on the lake Saturday. Billy McCorme was the guest of his lady friend Saturday. Roads drying fast as S Hill keeps the fires hot. Waning fruit tree sales prosper. Elmer Study and George Pontius head stock buyers through Claypool. Mrs J M Hill and others visit Rev S M Hill at North Judson. Mrs Ring of this place to Ohio with Miss Elsie Parker. Swick moved west of here to the Hiram Parker farm. Sanford Hill notes lilies on the lake bank and plans to take lilies to the park this spring.
Doctor Performs Rare Jaw Fracture Repair in Tiosa
Dr J C Hay was called to Tiosa last Saturday to treat a very bad compound fracture of a boy around nine. He described the procedure as delicate, first taking impressions, then straightening the jaw, applying an interdental splint and bandaging the jaw to hold it in place. The boy will be fed through an opening in the splint.
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J. C. Hay
Tiosa
Chas
Phillip
Hay
North Manchester crowd departs for North Dakota
A large crowd left North Manchester last Tuesday heading to various destinations in North Dakota. Among the travelers were Sam Smith Al Bowen and wife Lee Townsend and family. The report notes several locals joined the exodus and wishes them success in their distant homes.
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North Manchester
North Dakota
Sam Smith
al Bowen
Lee T. ‘Townsend
Advertisers See No Earnings Until Six to Twelve Months
The note describes advertisers waiting six to twelve months before receiving any payment for completed work. It outlines timing expectations and the delayed revenue model for ad campaigns.
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