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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
3
Mrs M E Jenkins unveils a freshly papered Mil livery store front and previews spring styles with an eager opening to attract customers. The ad also promotes Kid Ne Oids at 50 cents a box from West Side Drug Store as a cheap home remedy for kidney and bladder issues.
E D Bowlby Sons offers White Line Washing Powder and free goldfish with purchases. Odd fragment mentions Central Hotel Bar and a new man, unclear context. This damaged text suggests advertising and social inquiry elements.
A reader insists on receiving thirds of wheat flour from a grocer. A ten pound boy arrived at the home of John Burkam in Kissimmee Florida. Mother and child are doing well. Congratulations are sent to John.
Mrs Free Hollowell and children visit relatives here. Miss Viva Welker hosted Miss Myrtle Bradford of Cincinnati over Sunday. Charley Binder left for Conrad Iowa to work for his uncle. Mr and Mrs Lucien Frost of Dayton Kentucky guests of their parents. Albert Turrell and wife visited Dayton Kentucky. Mrs George Becker Jr of Richmond Indiana visiting George Becker Sr. A N Fisher cattle dealer from Indianapolis in town visiting his brother W B Fisher. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Iuman of Seven Mile visiting. E D Bowlby and wife visited Hamilton. Christopher Hann of Fairbury Illinois attended the funeral of his niece Mrs Will Ford. Mrs D P Wayne and daughter Charlotte will visit kin in Washington DC. Mrs Edward Davis and son and Miss Anna Johnson of Cincinnati visiting Webster Bowlby. Central Hotel Bar reopened under John Wack. Finest foods and beer on tap. Mr and Mrs Frank Mille visited grandparents Watkins. Miss Myrtle Hobson ill with inflammation of bowels. Mrs W H Erb and granddaughter plus Mr W M Laverty visiting Mr Fowler. Mrs Lizzie I Bowles returned home from Hamilton after month with daughter. Mrs R N John and daughter Bertha of Cuba Ohio visiting Mt Carmel kin. Henry Huber Jr in Cincinnati railroad yards home for a visit. says he is healthy. Horner Bowlby from Indianapolis arranging Tebbs Black Spring Opening. always here for the occasion.
Neatly done repair slogan promotes Scott's Emulsion as a remedy that strengthens bones blood and lungs. Claims it fixes weak bodies worn by worry overwork and disease with quality materials and quick self use. Provides 409 Pearl Street New York address and price at one dollar per bottle through druggists.
Card of Thanks extends gratitude to friends for acts of kindness during bereavement and praise for John Rechenbach family. Then multiple old advertisements praise Dr King’s New Life Pills Kid-Ne-Oids and Electric Bitters with patient testimonials and drugstore sales pitches.
The big horse sale of John A. King and Dr. W A Axbey occurs next Saturday at King's livery tarp with many distant buyers. The sales benefit Harrison by keeping dollars in town. Fine horses will be offered. farmers should bring theirs. Auctioneers are Jack Axbey and Geo A Biddinger. Sale begins at 10 o'clock.
Matthew J. Dil will hold a big personal property auction on Saturday March 22 starting at 9 AM at his residence east of New Haven. Watch for official bills giving full particulars.
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