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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
3
Pontife at 1614 hands high and 2000 pounds is described as a sure and good breeder. The stallion will season at my feed barn in Van Buren with a foal insurance rate of 12 dollars.
A seven year old black jack with white points and 9 gvo weight is offered. The seller says the jack is good and attractive and mentions a season insurance price of $12.
Mrs Pearlié Gunnip and nephew Carl Knight visited the Farrs Tuesday. Miss Gene Farr of Van Buren stayed with Mable Lytle Thursday night. Several Farrs and friends visited Marion on Saturday. Alfred Farr at city hospital improving. Charley Millers have small pox. Sunday School at Farrville every Saturday morning. Elsworth Farr spent time with Evans Farr.
Quatrains urge all citizens to subscribe to the Liberty loan to aid victory. Emphasizes home and family, duty of each social group, and collective effort from all ages while praising national flags and the war cause. Counters apathy by invoking laborers and soldiers alike.
Dizziness headaches backache and urinary problems are claimed to be helped by Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Dan Struble of Vine Street testifies the remedy cured her kidney weakness after trying others. Price 60 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY endorses the product.
Witmer and DePoy, real estate operators, showcase a selection of desirable farms and announce a goal to offer 100 more high quality agricultural properties for buyers.
Ringling Bros announces an afternoon and night show at Anderson on Wednesday May 15 featuring the new production In Days of Old. The spectacle stars 1,250 actors with 300 dancing girls, a trainload of scenery, and a 1,009‑animal menagerie including seals dogs and monkeys.
Witmer and DePow must list fifty srood farms at once, presenting a comprehensive tally across regional plots. The item underscores the scope of their agricultural catalog and the urgency to compile an extended roster.
Dora Murphy Opal and Hollan Ruble visited Ethel and Lester Tinkle. Harry Brown and family spent Sunday with Mrs Browns parents in Warren. Marion Redding and family visited New York City relatives for supper. Daugherty family shopped in Huntington. The Beast of Berlin shown in Marion. Wilbur Smethwurst ill at sister Ora Roberts. Otterbein Church to dedicate a service flag next Sunday. Fred Bowers of Huntington to address. Invitations extended to relatives and friends. Various visits to Renbarger, Small, Blood, Holmes, Pittman, Sands households. List 50 farms required for Witmer and DePoy.
An old saying notes nature cures while the doctor profits. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helps the sick by relieving the lungs liquefying mucus aiding coughing and aiding nature to restore health.
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