Peaches Discounted at White Front Grocery
Snap Shot No. 1 notes a price drop for California peaches from 15 to 9 cents per pound at White Front Grocery. The item flag appears in the store’s current sale listing.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1903
Page
3
Snap Shot No. 1 notes a price drop for California peaches from 15 to 9 cents per pound at White Front Grocery. The item flag appears in the store’s current sale listing.
A brief item notes California apricots available at the White Front Grocery advertised as one pound extra ripe. The notice highlights a grocery promotion with a local retail listing.
A vintage advertisement claims Force provides strength and vigor through well digested nourishment. It promotes a ready to serve wheat and barley blend that "adds no burden" while sustaining and nourishing the body.
To St. Paul and Minneapolis. The train of trains is the Pro-1e Limited of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Railway. It has no equal and runs over the Fast Mail route. Leaves Union Passenger Station Chicago at 6:30 every evening. A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago.
A nostril of old advertising touts Buck in's Arica Salve by Joe K. Smeck the pharmacist. It claims to cure burns cuts bruises sores eruptions and piles with a guarantee of satisfaction for 25 cents. The tone mimics a local storefront pitch.
Timbers of oak keep the homestead standing through the years. It pays to use the right stuff. Scott's Emulsion stimulates growing powers of children and helps build a firm constitution. Scott & Bowne chemists advertise at 409-415 Pearl Street New York with a dollar price at druggists.
Prescott grafts Melvin and Joe Gregg with Elvin Gregg of Butte travel to visit ill sister Mrs James Brown. Melvin Gregg reportedly struck a mine near Bordies Crown Point with a 14 foot ledge. sample yields 180.98 in gold and 179.83 in silver per pound pulp, hailed as possibly biggest Arizona find. Also includes court notices detailing partition actions foreclosures quiet titles and sales from various cases with judges and parties named.
In Reynolds et al v Stevens et al the court overruled a motion for new trial and judge’s ruling on several points of law. judgment for plaintiffs with exceptions by defendants. appeal to the supreme court granted. Other cases include Union National Savings and Loan v Bennett et al note and mortgage. Maria Dalton v Douthitt et al partition with one third ownership to Dalton. Bailey, Willis and Benefield appointed partition commissioners. Mutual Building and Loan v Carnahan et al pleadings strike denied.
Prof A C Payne left for Crawfordsville to attend school this summer. Miss Effie Watson teaches a spring term in the primary room. Harry Welch and wife visited Terre Haute. Joseph Thompson purchased the Gobin property. Reed's Electrical show benefited the Woodman lodge. Otis Weir and Walter Hall did business in Terre Haute. Rev Martin preached at the Baptist church. "Dot, the Miner's Daughter" was staged at Woodman's hall.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society formed a year ago has grown to 125 members and raised sixty dollars for two orphan girls' education in Porto Rico and India plus fifteen dollars for other uses. The E and T H railroad company begins a mine on the Jackson Rich farm, five miles northeast, with 200 to 250 workers under superintendent Wm. McCloud, promising a major county operation.
The Sullivan County Board of Commissioners will receive sealed bids by 11 a.m. Friday May 8 1903 for eleven steel or concrete bridges per plans on file with the county auditor. Bids subject to the County Reform Law of 1899. board may reject any or all bids. Attest J M Lang Clerk Commissioners Wiley Gambill Jos Asbury.
Announcement of multiple events with travel deals through regional fairs and associations. Louisiana Purchase Exposition World’s Fair dates April 30 to May 2 with return by May 4. Saengerfest June 17–20 with returns by June 22. Master Plumbers May 19–22 with various sale and return dates. Presbyterian Church General Assembly May 21 to June 2 with return by July 15. National Educational Association July dates with one fare round trip. B&O Railroad convention in Baltimore July 1933. rates to be announced.
The Vandalia Line requests all inquiries about rates and train times on its lines and connecting routes. Interested parties should write to D. B. Steeg, Traveling Passenger Agent, Terre Haute Indiana, for prompt attention.
All druggists offer Chamberlains Pain Balm with a money back guarantee if no relief. One application relieves rheumatic pain and it also speeds healing of sprains bruises cuts and burns. Warranted for all bottles priced 25 and 50 cents.
Tom Hancock begins duties as the night clerk at the Davis Hotel, marking a staffing update for the local lodging house. Hancock assumes responsibilities for overnight front desk operations and guest assistance.
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