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Newspaper
Syracuse Register
Location
Syracuse, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1896
Page
4
Milford and nearby towns host a busy slate of events. Decoration Day music by the Nappanee band, police and clergy visits, baseball games against Syracuse Giants and Warsaw, and a Turkey Lake hotel rename. Local trades offer wall paper, cigars, and photography services while readers hear of births and marital notices and a string of small-town errands.
The Kosciusko Republicans held a convention in Warsaw at Lakeside Park with 1022 delegates. Jos A Funk of Warsaw was chosen chairman. The body adopted resolutions and order of business and then balloted for state legislature candidates John W Stetler received 621 votes and John W Chapman 338. The delegates were instructed to prepare their ballots for others of the ticket.
Romey Deardorff of Millersburg spent one day last week in North Webster. Decoration Day at the church at 1 p.m. includes Rev. J. Beckman address. Citizens march to the cemetery after exercises led by the band. Baseball game Etna versus North Webster in the afternoon.
Young and Lentz of the Eagle Mig Co Milford offer a full line of woodworking machinery and will manufacture building materials such as frames mouldings cassage verandas and interior finishes with prompt attention to orders.
Notice is hereby given that the ward is appointed by the Clerk of the Koscluske Circuit Court Indiana as Administrator of the estate of FRANKLIN B. ERWIN of Hoscluske County deceased. The estate is supposed to be solvent. ERWIN, Administrator, May 2.
S. L. Ketring offers to pay the highest market price for wool, signaling strong demand and competitive bidding for fibers.
Notice offers a good pasture for cattle available to let at fifty cents per month. Landlord L Ketring advertises the lease opportunity and invites interested parties to inquire.
Property of the late John McMunnamy includes a stove a flower stand a large tool chest two minnow buckets. House will be for rent. Apply to J N Crothers for information.
Notice states the second Monday of May will call upon D. S. Hontz. The fragmentary text references a formal meeting or action to be taken in May.
An 19th century advertisement proclaims a salve that cures cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chapped hands chiblains corns and other eruptions with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Priced at 25 cents per box and sold by Mitler and Bushong.
Silver has depreciated in value but thousands with indigestion and constipation find that 50 cents or one dollar in silver is worth its weight in gold when placed in Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Tra sizes ten doses ten cents by Theodore Miller druggist.
Advertises a cough remedy claiming fast action and lasting results from Miller and Bushong. The short notice targets busy and sensible people seeking quick health relief.
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