Milo and area T U groups share community notices
Mrs Fred Hauptoff and family were in Van Buren Saturday evening. The Milo W C T U met at Mrs Matie Fleming's home on Thursday with hymns, devotions, readings, and a pie and cake sale auction led by Anna Barrow. Farmers report hay making and a fine wheat crop. A lightning fire burned the Willard Puile barn. The Warren Old Folks Home hosts an Ossian Bluffton Warren Van Buren Liberty Center Milo T U meeting with scripture, prayer, and songs, followed by supper. Local visits include Mr Henry Denton’s family and May Lee. Preaching at St. Joe Sunday evening by Rev. Broniker. Ice cream social in Troy City attracted attendees.
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Fred Hauptoff
van Buren
Milo W.C T. U
Matie Fleming
Loughders
Lulu Shoemaker
Anna Barrow
Carl Lombard
Mary Barrow
Shaw
Lucille Bradford
Irene Miller
Ossian
Bluffton
Warren, van Buren, Liberty Center
Milo , C. T. U
Old Folks Home
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Advertsed for Home Use
A testimonial from J. H. Polanco of Delvale Texas praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for a child's cut foot. The ad claims the salve heals burns wounds and scalds and markets it as the world's best salve at 25 cents, recommended by City Drug Store.
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Bucklen
J. H. Polanco
Delvaile
Tex
R. No. 2
City Drug Store
Social Rounds Reflect Pleasant Sunday Gatherings
Busy Corner reports Mr and Mrs Charles Brown entertaining Mr and Mrs Howard Brown of Pleasant Plain Sunday evening. Miss Ada Loudenbeck visited with Mr and Mrs A A Bollhoefer. Mr and Mrs Frank Gardner Mr and Mrs George Mentze and son Harry spent Sunday at the Soldier's Home. Mrs Homer Swathwood of Lafount-
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Charles Brown
Howard Brown
Pleasant Plain
Ada Loudenbeck
A. A. Bollhoefer
Frank Gardner
Geroge Mentze
Harry
The
Soldier’s Iome
King of All Laxatives Dr King’s New Life Pills
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York says they are the king of all laxatives and a blessing to his family. They keep a box at home and help constipation headaches indigestion and dyspepsia. Get a box and keep well. Price 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
N. Y
City Drug Store
Editor Showcases Ridgeville Fly Trap Factory
Mr. H. J. Drolinger editor of the Ridgeville Star called at the News Wagle office on Tuesday. He and his father run a Ridgeville fly trap factory making the Sure Catch fly trap and have sold over a million units, employing about 45 people.
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H. J. Drolinger
The
Ridgeville
Wagle
Drolinger
Mrs Catherine A Johnsono Dies in Butler Indiana
Mrs Catherine A Johnsono of Butler Indiana widow of the late James Johnson of this township died July 4 after only a few hours illness.
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Catherine A.johnsono
Butler
Indiana
James Johnson
Warning of Impending Nervous Breakdown and Treatment Offer
A reader letter extols United Doctors in Marion Indiana for diagnosing and treating nervous system issues and cramps. The notice invites consultations at Rooms 208 and 204 Glass Block with free confidential exams, fare refunds, and hours daily including evenings and Sunday.
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United Doctors
Marian
Glass Block
Marion
Led
Tod
Canning Rhubarb in Cold Water
Rhubarb ranks among early garden plants and is inexpensive. The article outlines a cold water canning method: sterilize jars, cut rhubarb, heat cold water, fill jars, boil ten minutes, then seal. When used later, drain and cook as fresh rhubarb.
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Margaret H. Hapgart
Colorado Agricultural College
Kickapoo Worm Killer Promises Healthful Kids
Advert reads that fretful children can become healthy by ridding them of worms. It describes symptoms such as grinding teeth and feverishness and promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a candy lozenge. A testimonial from J A Brisbin of Elgin claims his children were rid of worms using the product. Sold by City Drug Store and by mail from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Brisbin
Elgin
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
City Drug Store
John Studabaker and Son Concludes Operations
The Bluffton Banner reports Thursday was the last day of John Studabaker and Son. The pew management will take over once the invoice started yesterday is completed. Incoming shipments at the Studabaker elevator included coal and cement. outbound cargoes were two for corn, two for oats, two for hay, one for straw, and one for wool.
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John Studabaker and Son
Pew
Studabaker
Bluffton Banner
School frame house to become indoor games site
O G Willey bought the north section of the frame school house last Saturday for 850. Other parts went unsold as bids were too low. A future appropriation by the advisory board may convert the building into a suitable place for basketball and other indoor games for students. The editor supports clean athletics and believes athletics aid school success without harming study.
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O.G. Willey
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Gorman & Robins
Milo
Rales
Willard Puile
Warren
Ward
Miller
Kales
Redington
California
Henry Denton
Daugter
Aine
Troy City
Mathew Brown
Ernest and
Eva Beekman
August Hauptoff
Delores
Diddleville
Mrs. Wm. Beekman
Homer Swathwood of
Lafount
Justizdays
D. Washington Streets
United Doctrs
A. J.shrum
Marion, Ind
John Studabaker & Son
Merry War
HH. Unterkircher
Wever
Iowa
Sam
L. V. Conwell
COAL
Greer-Wilkinson Lumber Company Co
W. Harter
Thomas & Thomas
Marion, Indiana
Michigan
Clover Leaf
E. B. Kern
Avent
Chas. E. Rose
Tolepo
Ohio
News-Eagle
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