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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
6
Community items recount visits and outings among Troy City families with many names listed. A July 30 ice cream social is announced by Otterbein Church Ladies Aid near Chester Holmes. Notices mention illnesses, births, deaths, and a landslide fatality in Kansas, plus a grafanola promotion at the News-Eagle office.
The Grant Circuit Court at Marion Indiana on Sept 6 1919 required Levi Casey deceased heirs and creditors to appear show cause why final accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk Malott witnesses July 3 1915 with dates July 22 29 and Aug 6 noted.
Catarrh claimed incurable locally but cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. Describes disease as constitutional and asserts the medicine acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Says it is a prescription from top physicians and combines tonics with blood purifiers. Includes offer for testimonials.
The Indiana State Fair began in 1861 and now sits on 214 acres, owned by the people of the state and not a stock company. It has a $750,000 property appraisal, $100,000 livestock coliseum appropriation, and paid out nearly $250,000 in cash premiums to Indiana exhibitors over six years. The fair operates under the State Board of Agriculture, is funded from earnings, and must get legislative consent to sell property. It features a premier coliseum and horse barn, plus extensive transit access, but needs new pavilions, barns, and infrastructure to advance Indiana farming interests.
Sunday School at 30. Preaching at 10 30 am Epworth League at 6 30 Preaching service at 7 30 Prayer meeting Phuraday evening A cordial welcome to all J O Campbell pastor Restored to Geed tearth I was sick for four years with stomach trouble writes Mrs Otto Gans Zanesville Ohio I lost weight and felt so weak that I almost gave up hope of being cured A friend told me about Chamberlains Tablets and since using two bottle of them I have been a well woman Obtainable everywhere
Readable items note events with times for Sunday gatherings: Sunday Shack at 9 30 Presabing 3 10 30 Junior C R Society 2 30 p m Senior Endeavor 7 oclock Prayer meeting Wednesday evening and a note about white kid gloves cleaned plus a brief mention of three magecipes to discuss with anaptress on a short time and a special ty Riggs.
Mrs J N Love and Mrs Martin Carl shopped in Marion. Rev J O Campbell called on Joe Allen and family. Various visits. ice cream social planned by Otterbein Ladies Aid for July 30. Local families host and visit relatives across Marion Pleasant Plain Buckeye and Converse.
Impoverished nerves destroy many before their time. Mrs Rosa Bonner of Birmingham Alabama says she suffered nervous prostration for ten years until Miles Nervine helped her recover. The ad urges troubled readers to start treatment to strengthen nerves and notes a thirty year proven record with a money back guarantee after the first bottle if no benefit.
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