Uncle Silas Delivers a Lively No. 9 Market Scene
In a bustling No. 9 gathering, Uncle Silas jokes and chaffs as Simple and Captain plan a double wedding. Hans touts a Rex buggy and furniture, trading stories spark a home goods bid, and Scott Bros. backs local purchasing with a bold price pledge.
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Silas
Rex
Prise
Hans
Maud
Simple
Captain
Uncle Silas
No. 9
Fritz
Scott Bros
Hypocrisy charge targets Indiana Governor Hanly at Davis speech
Cyrus E. Davis of Greene County criticized Governor J. Frank Hanly at the Daviess county Democratic convention alleging hypocrisy in law enforcement efforts. The article defends Hanly as serving Indiana impartially, noting his Republican election and consistent official actions.
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Cyrus E. Davis
Greene County
Daviess County
Hanly
Cyrus
Davis
Congress
Indiana
Stat
J. Frank Hanly
Stand Up for Sullivan Drives Local Progress and Links
Editorial urges Sullivan and Sullivan county residents to back growth this summer as interurban lines connect Sullivan with Terre Haute and Evansville via Princeton, and the Indianapolis Southern railroad pairs with Illinois Central at Switz City. It credits aggressive local merchants and advertising for drawing trade and prosperity to the county seat.
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Sullivan
Terre Haute
Evansville
Princeton
Indianapolis Southern
Illinois Central
Switz City
Sullivan County
Fifty Cent Size Emulsion Promoted For Coughs and Nourishment
The advertisement explains that Scott's Emulsion provides rapid relief for some conditions and offers a fifty cent size for trials in babies and children. It notes slower gains in other cases and presents the emulsion as nourishing food for tired and weak digestions rather than medicine.
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Scott
Peoria ministers condemned for refusing funeral aid
A Peoria funeral row questions six ministers who refused to preach and pray at a deceased local preacher's gravesite. The piece condemns withholding mercy, cites Sermon on the Mount, and urges forgiveness as central to Christianity.
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Masonic Voice Review
William T. Douthitt
Robert Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Peoria
Ill
Nazareth
Hamilet
Angel of Death
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Cure For Epilepsy
Testimonial from Levy Williams of Boston Georgia claims Dr Miles Nervine restored health from epileptic fits and nervous breakdown. He describes repeated doctor visits, relief after using Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills, and endorsement to purchase with money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Levy Williams
Boston, Ga
Local men return from Cuba after business trip
Gilbert Bond Morgan Pigg J Harve Crowder and E S Crowder came back last Thursday from Cuba where they had been on business and report a pleasure trip.
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Gilbert Bond
Morgan Pigg
J. Harve Crowder
E. S. Crowder
Cuba
Railroads in contest over homeseekers rates in Southwest
Three railroad groups Northwest Southeast and Southwest clash over homeseekers excursions. Rock Island proposes Tuesday trips to the Southwest and threatens independent action if Western Passenger Association lines reject it. Officials argue Southwest needs liberal terms to attract settlers amid past rate wars.
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Northwest
Southeast
Southwest
Rock Island
Western Passenger Association
John Sebastian
Frisco
St. Louis
Memphis
Northwestern Lines
Birmingham
Chicago Record Herald
Dr Bing's New Life Pills Adverts in Cary Maine
A Cary Maine postmistress Mrs Alexander praises Dr Bing's New Life Pills as the best remedy for stomach liver and bones. The painless purifiers promise new life and are sold by Joe K Smock druggist for 25 cents.
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Mrs. Alexander
Cary, Me
Dr. Bing
Joe K. Smock
Easter services announced at Kingsley Chapel this year
Fairbanks R R No 2 notes Mrs Lillie Walters is very low and visitors like Mrs Henry Drake from West Terre Haute. various locals attend gatherings at Doddville and Terre Haute. J F Patton and son stay with a daughter. Elmer Wheeler moves near Mt Tabor. George Burkeybile swam ninety feet in March snow, challenging to swim the Wabash river for five dollars.
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Henry Drake
West Terre Haute
Jake Foutz
Frank Patten
Doddville
Maude Thompson
Farmersburg
Ethel Ransford
Jason Walters
J. F. Patton
Will
Ter_e Haute
Kingsley Chapel
George Burkeybile
Wabash River
Indianapolis men on a homeward trip with Newton ties
George Merrick of Indianapolis was in town Friday while returning from a visit with relatives in Newton Illinois. Mrs. Merrick and son Frank are visiting Newton. John Wakefield formerly with United States Express here now lives in Indianapolis and works in the typewriter business there with Mr. Merrick.
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George Merrick
Indianapolis
Newton
Ill
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