Local Notices and Social Roundup at North Manchester
Mrs E P Snyder lies gravely ill at Decker home after ten days sickness. J C Hay family visited relatives in North Manchester. Henry Rogers and wife from Pendleton with Mrs Marshall guests at Jack Burt home. Rev Hutchens family from Claypool visited. L M Burdge and Lucile came from Tipton, stayed with 8 B Burdge. L M and L B Burdge went to Niles Michigan. W H Anderson and Cyrus Derrick with wives guests at Emanuel Leckrone home. ACETELENE WELDING ad. Mrs Clara Rager from Washington DC with sister Mrs Summe after death of Fred Summe. daughter Miss Erdene. Mrs Mary Rantz visited relatives in Goshen. Emerly Cookerly and wife from Warsaw visited at Win Warner home. Mrs Cookerly formerly Ethel Harter. Mrs Elia Conner from Marion visiting T C McClure family. Rexal Rexal Shop Sonora Shop ad. Subscription renewals upcoming for Rec ORD. Edward Wiley and family from Bourbon visited. Downing Tucker Claypool promote new rugs. Rev Cottrell and wife from North Manchester visited Emanuel Leckrone home. mother along. Miss Neva Homman teaching in Van Buren schools, stayed for uncle Alber Miller funeral. Mrs Anna and Mrs Hannah Armey went to Monticello to visit daughter Mrs A R Bridge. Levi Holderman Isaac Holderman John Laughman visited Harvey Holderman at Collomer. Paul Snyder returned to Fort Wayne after caretaking his mother. Mrs Ruth Kohl recovering from appendicitis after operation in Indianapolis. Mrs C M Oldfather died at daughter’s home near town. Rose Hill church funeral. Downing & Tucker ads promote rugs. North Manchester visitors include J W Walburn family.
Booming Auto Market Amid Economic Shifts
The piece notes constant demand for automobiles despite hard times, questions gold as a standard, and suggests a meal ticket as a new standard. It observes miners seeking shorter days, farmers with six hour shifts, and hints at approaching October’s end and impending winter weather. It urges voters to choose the best candidate in the town election.
Hogs Sold at Lowest Prices in Two Years in Chicago Market
Last week Chicago hog prices fell to the lowest in two years with many sales under 12 dollars per hundred pounds. Market observers note weak demand and abundant supplies driving the decline.
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Glando Pine cough remedy offered at 50 cents a bottle
An ad promotes Glando Pine as a superior cough medicine for coughs colds and throat irritation. It claims quick relief for whooping cough and pneumonia prevention by using a teaspoonful held in the mouth. A Lima Ohio testimonial credits the product with curing a severe chronic cough. Manufactured by Gland-Aid Co Ft Wayne Ind Rager Jontz.
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Hannah Armey
Levi Holderman
Isaac Holderman
John Laughman
Harvey Holderman
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Percy
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National Medical Institute
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