Anderson Dathiser Wedding at the Anderson Home
Miss Minnie Anderson united with William Dathiser in a November 14 ceremony at the Anderson home in this town. Rev. Denny of the M. E. Church officiated before about forty guests, followed by a generous supper. The bride wore blue and the couple will reside in Wabash Indiana where Dathiser is foreman at a furniture factory. A long list of gifts accompanied congratulations. Vandalia Line announces reduced excursion fares from nearby stations with return limits in late November.
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Anderson-Dathiser
Minnie Anderson
William Dathiser
Wo. Anderson
Denny
M. EL
Mes Anderson
Anderson
Geoon
Wabash
Ind
Edwards
Mrs Anderson
Olive Ihel Andersen
W.raltow
Dersebold
Knie
Iain Matthews
Stocks
Barriet Baugh
McAfee
Terat
W. T. Stalicoat
Owile
Pie Kuile
Nota Steel
Steele
Public auction and business notices in Bloomington Indiana
A collage of items from Schmidt Payne & Co announce public auction of Henry M Shook household goods and tools. Other notices include rail road progress into Indianapolis, sale ads for heating stoves hardware and wagon harness, a court suit over a mine disaster in Missouri, a medicinal endorsement for Chamberlains Cough Remedy, a local firework parade accident injuring Frank Baugh, and various local tradespeople announces including Lingle Sons harness and W J Malicoat hardware. The Monon train connection and local civic notices appear, with a post about a postmortem accident involving John Rush and related fees.
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Monon
Limedale
Indianapolis
M. C. L. Buchanan
Atkin
W. J Mabcoav
John Rush
Salt Creek Township
Martin
Rush
Tr. Ilon
J. M. Hunter
A New Remedy Offered For Stomach Disorders
The undersigner promises a sample of a Chamber Table as a reliable remedy for disorders of the stomach biliousness or constipation. This is a new remedy and a good one, offered by WP, Sondy.
Duties of parents in intelligent child training
The piece cites Harper's Bazar urging parents, especially mothers, to study scientific authorities like Spencer and Preyer to understand child nature. It argues that each child diverges from averages, and that solid knowledge of evolution and fundamental theory is needed to develop rather than merely follow rules.
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Harper's Bazar
Spencer, Preyer, Perez and Froevel
Application for Liquor License in Stinesville Indiana
George Wingler of Stockaville Indiana applies to Monroe County Board of Commissioners at the December 1901 term for license to sell intoxicating liquors in Stinesville second district, Stearns Blossom township, Monroe County. Premises described as a one story frame building, thirty five by seventeen feet, with a room on the ground floor, located in lot 27, bounded by NW corner, with specified boundary lines. License requested for beer wine and malt liquors in quantities less than a quart at a time for one year with on premises drinking.
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Indiana
Monroe
Beaublussem Township
Nutley
Stinesville
Sand
Heantre
Mena
Board of Commissioners
Bie
Privilese
Suinesvill
Steanblossom Township
Monroe County
Seathless Gum Township
Ian
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A. H. Beldon
Ibles
66Th & Walnut Sts
Bloomington
Vandalia
Lown
Vandalia Lin
J. A. Ford
Gen. Pager
Agt
St. Louie
MTS Glin Dry
L. J. Buckley
Our Nation Department
Talso
Ellettsville
Marchal
J. S. Brown
Bilettsville
Calla
Ellettsville News
Schmidt, Payne & Co.'s
Henry M. Shook
D. M. Parry
Southern Indiana Railroad
Caldwell
IW. P
W. J. Maliconte’s
Charles Fuller
Agricultural Epitomist
Spencer
Frank Baugh
Sarah Jackson
Lingle & Sons
Chamberlain
Ralph S. Myre
St. i Va
W P. Sandy
Jode Wilson
Frank Maupin
Bayne
W. A. Shumaker
Walnut St
Lender
Fouth
Spencer, Ind
Sivish
Gaels
Kone and
Drees
Jess
Big Sythrate Store
Sadler Bros. Spencer
United States
Sadler Bros
Bunarbar
And
Eihmbalmers
Mmhalmer
Bodside
Dresher
Spencer, Indiana
The
Ral Estate Building and Loan Fund Association
Way
Len
Prat
W Leek
Treas
Tea Axtell
See
Ia Yose BloomIngton
George Wingler
Stoacaville, Ind
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