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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
4
The Town Clerk of Van Buren Grant County Indiana announces the assessment roll for Improvement Resolution No 2 dated August 10 1917 for an 8 and 10 inch sewer. Remonstrances on June 14 1918 at 7 30 p m will be heard. The roll lists owners and properties on file at the Clerk's office.
Science has progressed rapidly and chiropractors are now highly regarded. J L Farrington D C of Marion Indiana is noted as an expert after Palmer School training. Locals travel weekly for his adjustments, praised for improving health and standing in the community. Mrs Farrington attends.
The News-Eagle extols G A Roberts as a modern Warren establishment offering Hart Schaffner and Marx clothing and a full range of men’s wear. The store carries collars handkerchiefs shirts ties hats caps hosiery and accessories at reasonable prices and is lauded for contributing to local prosperity.
Kriegbaum Bros Warren presents a comprehensive hardware establishment with a wide stock of ranges heaters gas and oil stoves farm implements paints and oils. The firm emphasizes up to date patterns, full service and reasonable prices backed by courteous staff and a large patronage.
The News-Eagle notes the Linotype machine replaces worn type and enables clear new type each issue. It promises bigger, better weekly editions and invites patrons to see the machine in action. The paper urges processing officer work, book projects, law briefs, pamphlets, price lists, and sale bills.
The News-Eagle lauds Swift & Co of Marion Indiana for extensive poultry egg and butter and cream wholesale operations. It highlights the new creamery at 711 South MacClure Street and commends fair negotiations, strong market reach, and valuable service to producers and the public.
Notice by the administrator of the estate of Margaret Blangy of Van Buren, Indiana announces a public auction at the decedent's Second street residence on Thursday June 6 1918 at 2 PM. Items include furniture carpets rugs curtains beds and more. Cash payments for five dollars or less. sales over five dollars may be on a three month credit with a note at six percent interest.
A lighthearted verse from the Houston Post urges readers to swat a fly and a rat while in the swatting mood and to hand the cockroach its due.
The advertisement states catarrh is internal and not cured by local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acts through the blood to mucous surfaces, and is backed by a physician's endorsement and testimonials. It is positioned as a tonic and blood purifier from Toledo, Ohio, with other products like Hall's Family Pills suggested for constipation.
The Grand-Aid Co. of Fort Wayne Indiana promotes Grando Tonic as a liver and kidney cleanser to remove poisonous matter and improve complexion. Sold by druggists or direct order for 50 cents.
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