Local BREVITIES in Goshen area notes and ads
Orry Traster secures fireman post on the Q and P. Mrs Van Tassel of Gusben visits friends. Miss Jennie Frampton of Chicago visiting her mother. Miss Nora Carr to visit relatives at Corinth Michigan. Irvin Wolf of Goshen renews acquaintances. Rainiertown Flows for sale at Snavely's. Dr Fisenbst e of New Paris visits Dr Loy. Juin Younce leaves Wabash for GB&O. Delan attends State Teachers Association in Indianapolis. Mrs Hoy and children visit Belmore relatives. W Russell of Goshen Times sells goods to merchants. Mrs Vanidatier and daughter visit Samel Suavely. Vin H Russell of Syracuse NY visits his mother. Solomon's Creek meeting led by Hibbs and Love shows promise. Miss Frankie Lane of Kimmel visits sister. Mr and Mrs Benson Rager visit Syracuse. Mrs BE Sargent goes to Syracuse for holidays. Goshen News: Misses Rohrer and Miller and Mr Metzler visit Good family. Dr Wentz busy. dental calls urged. Subscriptions remembered for Tue Register. Married S Wo Dakin to Miss Amelia FE Yankee in Chicago Dec 28. Rev Wirich to preach at Brethren church. all invited. Merchants publish new ads. support local trades. A.W Strieby leaves for Anderson and Indianapolis. ice work expands with B&O and local firms.
Subscrite for Tue Realister In Town Visit Notices
Local notices list residents and visitors including Harry Dangler of Goshen and Mrs Morgan Snyder visiting Wayne and Fr Wayne. Frank Jackson and Geo Prickett of Benton attended a town meeting with Dr B F Hoy at Nobie County Medical Society Albion. Samuel Snavely buys Mrs Hapner residence. W F Smith and daughter visit John Rapp’s family. Bremen Enquirer ad promotes cheap syrup fountain sale by Miner & Estrick Syracuse Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Hoy
Nobie County Medical Society
Albion
W. F. Smith
Margie
Syracuse
John Rapp
Bremen Enquirer
Syracuse Lumber Co and Gustav E Peterson Farm Rent Notice
Syracuse Lumber Co advertises building materials and contracting services. Gustav E Peterson farm of 160 acres near Vawter Park Indiana is for rent. inquiries directed to Syracuse Hotel on January 17, 1865. John Johnson listed as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav E. Peterson
Vawter Park
Ind
Syracuse
John Xn, Johnson
Smith Bros Future Meat Market Planned at Main and Huntington
The Smith Bros butcher shop, a neat clean business at the Main and Huntington corner, recently purchased this summer. They plan to build a neat meat market at their present location early in the spring with substantial support from the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Bros
Main
Huntington
Tey
Neat Main Street merchants praised for steady business
Henry Sloan operates a tidy Main Street restaurant with lunch counter and candy tobacco stock. Wm Bietman runs a dray line with son John in charge and plans a second dray next spring. Chas Marvel opened a small Main Street grocery and Geo Edsall runs a neat harness shop. Local barbers, blacksmiths and repair shops are noted for quality and neat premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sloan
Mainstreet
Wm. Bietman
D. Kt. Howser Ast
Hns
John
Chas
Marvel
Main Street
Geo. Edsall
Eli Grissom
Eli Bushong
Renny Coy
Jesse Murgatroyd
Wm. McCloughn
A.J. Medium
Obituary of William W McCammon and Knights of Pythias event
William Webster McCammon was born in Lincoln County Ohio on December 28 1848 died at his home near Syracuse January 3 1908 aged 40 years and 1 day He leaves a wife and seven children and was a member of Neesinusko Lodge No 230 Knights of Pythias The funeral was held at Byars cemetery under K P lodge auspices Rev Negers officiating The Syracuse Knightly of No 157 held degrees for four candidates with Knights from Cromwell and Syracuse present A social supper followed with good fellowship and fraternal bonding reported by the lodge members The Knights of Syracuse Tent No 157 are described as energetic and rising in prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Webster McCammon
Lincoln County
Ohio
Syracuse
Neseinusko Ledge No
Knights of Pythias
Byar's
K. of P. Lodge
Negers
Cromwell
Knights of Syracuse
Mrs Pensinger Injured In Wood Fire Accident
Mrs. Win Pensinger suffered severe burns last week when her foot became fastened while placing a large piece of wood in a stove. Help arrived after the accident.
Milford Mail founder considers new paper venture
Groves, Milford Mail founder, contemplates returning to newspaper work. He is negotiating for a new venture in Milford. If this deal closes he plans the Milford Journal. If not, he will launch another paper, the Journal, in Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groves
Milford Mail
Mai
Milford
the Journal
Joshen Daily News
Christmas program at local school emphasizes self sacrifice
Friday the 21st featured school exercises where teachers and pupils prepared programs with Christmas themes. The aim was to foster proper Christmas thoughts and selflessness, with students contributing to a Bendal fund for pendals.
Notable Elkwort dairy man praised for honesty and service
Mir. G. of Elkwort County runs a well equipped dairy farm delivering to many customers. He is described as an honest, conscientious milk man with prompt service. The piece notes seven local churches, five Sunday schools, and urges readers not to shop for bargains at spiritual markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkwort County
Mir. G
Methodist
Church of God
Lutheran
Dankard
Progressive Dankard
Chuech Brethren
Evangelical
The New Cash Store Advertisement Highlights Reductions
An early 20th century ad promotes a “first-class line of groceries” at reduced prices. It touts sugar per pound, granulated sugar, rice, coffee, crackers, and beans with various unit prices, claiming best market pricing and top value for produce.
Warship and Indemnity Memory Echoes Past
An old resident recalls a 19th century incident where the United States demanded an indemnity from Brazil after an American citizen was mistreated. He notes a US minister waited for a warship to arrive, then warned Brazil of shelling if payment was not made within three hours, and the indemnity was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legation
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
United States
England Faces Possible Exhaustion of Coal Supply
England debates the risk of coal exhaustion and its impact on commerce. The Statistical Society president Leons ard Courtney cites Jevons and notes 1896 output fell 30 percent from potential, while American output rose tenfold since 1860. The Spectator warns America may soon lead industry, urging Britain to adjust to lower coal and iron output and change vacation patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Leonsard Courtney
The
Statistical Society
Prof
Jevons
Spectator
America
Germany
New Map of Alaska Sparks Comprehensive Yukon Surveys
The US geodetic survey ship McArthur is ordered to Alaskan waters to conduct spring surveys of the Yukon and surrounding country. Capt L Wilhelms leads the effort, with a stern wheel steamer to aid navigation in shallow rivers as they chart the Yukon from its mouth inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon
United States Geodetic Survey
McArthur
Alaskan
Yukon River
Mc.Arthur Hes
Hay & Wright Ship Yards
Oakland
Cal
L. Wilhelms
Navy Department
Washington
Stone and Phases of the Holy Land Craters
The text describes limestone from a hill near Jerusalem linked to Jesus crucifixion, and pumice stones along the Dead Sea shore. It claims the pumice came from a volcano that destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah, which the Dead Sea waters submerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Jesus
Dead Sea
Sodom and
Gomorrah
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and Other Noted Cures
An advertisement lists cures from DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for eczema and facial burns and claims rapid relief from pain and skin injuries. It promotes DeWitt’s Little Liver Pills for dyspepsia and constipation and One Minute Cough Cure for coughs colds and throat and lung issues. The notices credit Miller & Estlick with distributing these remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Perkins
Antiquity
DeWitt
M. B. Ford Ruddel
de Witt
Miller & Astlick
Miller & Estlick
Miss. Allie
Hughes
Norfolk
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Syracuse Register
Kosciusko County
State of
Indiana
C. Graham
E. U. Graham
Myles &É& Higbee
Bankers
Milford, Ind
ADA General Banking Business
F. Hoy
D. S. Hontz
BO. W. Miles
Ance
Esse Margatrutd
Wright Bros Old Astound
East Sain Street
KU Bushong
Barber
N M. Bietman
Milt Treesh
Kilgore’s
S.harkless
Fred. Hinderer
EF Uord
Connection
Orry ‘Traster
Jennie Frampton
Chicago
Nora Carr
Corinth, Mich
Irvin Wolf
Goshen
Snavely’s
Dr. Fisenbtse
New Paris
Dr. Loy
Juin Younce
Wabash Railroad
J P. Delan
State Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
3. F. Hoy
Visseiie
Belmore
W. Russell
Goshen Times
Vin. H. Russell
NL Y
A. Russell
Solomon's Creek
Pastor Hibbs
Rev Love
Frankie Lane
Kimmel
Jjmo Adlgare
Benson Rager
BE. Sargent
Goshen News
Rohrer Miss Miller
Mr. Metzler
South West
LH. Good and Family
O. W. Christie D
Ss. Hants
FL A. Brady
B. F. Stilwell
Waybright
Jasper James
Johno Kern
S. Wo Dakin
Amelia FE
Ill
Wirich
Brethren Church
A.W. Strieby
Anderson
Strieby
Trustees of the State
B. & CO. Company
Tue
Harry Dangler
Earie Kerring
Eva
Swn
Irs
Mrs. Morgan Snyder
Wayne
Frank Jackson
Geo, Prickett of
Benton
F. . Warner
North Webster
8. L. and
J. A. Kerring
Samuel Snavely
Hapner
Pozsession
Matthews Soda Fountain
Miner & Estrick
Syracuse Lumber CO
BL & O
OTT, Gordy & Kritson
Rees: Ter
Charles Marvel
Andrew Gallagher
Our
Alaska
Munn & Gp
Ese
New York
Dickeng
Wilkie Collins
Owen Meredith
Robert Louis Stevenson
Conan Doyle
Lenox
J. E. Kilgore
Fick
Tre Registen
Tows
Tue Register
Cushman
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