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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
3
The column lists railroad arrivals and departures with time labels, local ads for horses, bread and pies, and notes on school closures and Christmas sales. It mentions Albert Heuck opening a livery stable, decor, and a plea to settle outstanding debts before year’s end. Weather and cold snap concerns appear alongside holiday remarks and community events.
Very fine walnut bed room set with spring mattress offered cheap to a quick buyer. Call at the address Bens DopT, South State Street, Harrison, Ohio for details.
Henry Schott has been named chief baker at the County Infirmary and says he likes the position. He can return home often, and directors praise his work. Wob Hop, a local laundry operator, closed shop and left for Cincinnati to run a laundry there. Wah quits, claiming losses in business. the remark is noted without blame.
Dr. A L Hollowell and family arrived from Hamilton to dine on Christmas with Francis Hollowell and wife. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Walter Hartpence in a happy West Side gathering.
Farmers flock to Bowlby's grocery where a superb supply of turkeys and chickens moved quickly to Harrison retail trade after last Monday. The Loper Buneg is advertised for sale at Heuck's.
Edward E. Scone of Rockdale promotes White Bronze monuments in the region. A sample stands at Ottwell graveyard over the Stone graves, reportedly as sturdy as when erected over a year ago. Also features a note on E Israel's guessing contest and winners for Ohio governor vote predictions with prizes of spectacles and an oak clock.
Winchester Indiana resident M. M. Austin claims his wife nearly died but was cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills. The ad touts relief for stomach and liver issues including constipation and headaches. Sold for 25 cents at Barrow’s Drugstore.
Dr Shapley, a local dentist, has been delivering excellent work and earning strong favor from both patients and social connects through professional service and personal interactions.
Rev. W. B. Acomb of Bluffton will again fill the pulpit next Sunday morning and evening. All are invited to be present.
Local automotive dealer Heuck promotes wide selection of vehicles and low prices. Advertised deals emphasize durable rigs and value, inviting shoppers to inspect inventory at the lot.
George Seal, a veteran fur dealer, received a large lot of skins last Monday and handed out cash to many people. Renowned as a supplier to major houses in New York and Paris, he offers top prices, with his B. D. Bowlby & Son's grocery headquarters a hub of activity during fur deliveries.
Mrs S H Newsome of Decatur Alabama credits Electric Bitters with ending three years of indigestion waterbrush and dyspepsia. She reports hearty eating and a 35 pound weight gain. The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a guaranteed cure for indigestion loss of appetite stomach liver and kidney troubles available for 50 cents at Sam A Barrow's Drugstore. Also notices horse and mule sales and buggies offered by KinG liveryman with flexible terms.
An old advertisement touts Hell's Catarrh Cure with a reward for incurable cases. It quotes testimonials by West & Truax and Walding Kinnan & Margin, Toledo wholesale druggists, praising F. J. Cheney & Co. and Hall's Catarin Cure as a blood mucous surface remedy priced 75 cents per bottle.
H C Diers of Dayton reports his father died Tuesday at age 90. Burial occurred Friday with many kinfolks and friends paying last tribute to the elderly man.
The Rummaege Sale and Bazaar, under the management of the ladies of the Christian Church, was a grand success in every way with receipts exceeding $110.00.
George Jacques, resident near Logan Cross Roads about three miles away, is critically ill with a bowels complaint brought on by straining while lifting fodder. He has had prior similar trouble about two years ago.
The undersigned Margaretha Weileman is appointed executrix of Frederick Weileman late of Hamilton County Ohio deceased. December 11 1901. Also mentions items at West Side and promotes Kid-No-Oids with sale at West Side Drug Store. Baled Hay for sale at Snow Ball Mills. 29tf.
Sunday service details list Pastor Rev T D Moone delivering morning sermon on Prayer and its purpose and whether it fails. Evening topic titled Elements of National Progress or what has made us what we are. West Side features Holiday Goods and Liver Lax offered as a cure for liver and digestive complaints.
Rev M L Buckley preaches at 10 30 on How old art thou Genesis 478 and 7 PM Jesus among men at the local church. West Side prints include gate and hand bills. Kid No Oids sold for kidney and bladder trouble with claims of cures at 50 cents per box. West Side Drug Store advertises Kid Ne Oids and related remedies. The Ladies Euchre Club met Mrs E B Mitchells. J A King goats and wagon sold to a Cincinnati man.
Classified hopeful ad notes a good girl needed at Valley House and directs inquiries to Mrs A Kocher. Also lists small ads offering News copies at 3 cents each or two for 5 cents and mentions stamps taken.
A Barnum's Circus report describes monkeys thriving after regular doses of Scott's Emulsion, noting fewer deaths from consumption. The tale suggests the medicine could help humans too, urging readers to send for a free sample from Scott & Bowne and buy the product at druggists.
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