Warsaw Advertiser Items April 11 1901 Local notices and ads
Local notices and advertisements from Warsaw dated April 11 1901 list merchants selling drugs groceries paints and carpets, sewing waists and skirts, farm implements, onions and seeds. Mentone Goshen and Lebanon visitors are noted. Special sales on muslin underwear, evaporated peaches, milk and egg prices store hours and pension notices appear alongside professional and clergy movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Boulton
Goshen
Warsaw
E. M. Eddinger
Mentone
City
Graves & Bartel’s
Alleman Bros
Lantz’s
Hafer & Richardson
Kilmer’ Bros
West Center Street
Durham Bull
R. Ferguson
W.H. Kingery & Co
Graves & Hartol’s
Found Desd in Baro and Other Neighbors Notes
A baro report records the found dead ten-year-old son of Samuel Ward east of Piercetown with a rope around his neck, suspected accidental while playing. Also noted are statewide law counts, a 108-year-old Penn township resident, vaccination school-law debate, a Pennsylvanian freight wreck near Warsaw, and an Odd Fellows Leesburg encampment with a Daughters of Rebekah banquet in Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baro
Samuel Ward
Piercetown
Odd Fellows
Warsaw
Leesburg
Hammond
Lebanon
Daughters of Rebekah
Lake City
C. F. Hall
Nerve Food Claim for Cod Liver Oil Emulsion
A newspaper ad touts Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as nerve food to feed nerves and brain, promising cure for neuralgia and nervous irritability by supplying fat and nourishment, implying improved vitality for fragile nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Cott
Fire damages house on South Indiana street
Last Friday evening at about 8 oclock the residence of Curtis Hall on South Indiana street was discovered to be on fire. Fire from a defective flue led to extensive damage to the building and to about 100 dollars of contents, both insured. Mr and Mrs Hall were away when the blaze started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Hall
Indiana Street
Fie
Hall
Easter Services Across City Churches
Easter was observed in all city churches with special services and sermons focused on the resurrection. Decorations enhanced the impression of the observance and the day’s significance.
Foster's 1901 Spring Goods Store Ad Highlight
Per Saturday April 13 1901 onion seta per quart six cents coal oil per gallon eight cents ante sauce pane three quarts each one frazier's axle grease sixpence per box garden rakes and hoes cow peas soy beans field peas dwarf Easex raps whitewash brushes twenty five cents and up floral design crepe tissue paper sho per bunch new line shoes see them we make the lowest prices and offer the greatest inducements and well the beat of goods in all of the departments we can do it or ac count of the various lines handled moderate rents etc come and see us
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier
Farmers Seek Subscriptions for Warsaw Telephone Lines
The Commercial Telephone company of Warsaw invites farmers in Koscinsko county to sponsor enough subscribers to build lines from its Warsaw central office. The service will connect farmers to the city and neighbors, with telephones and city-level service. Inquiries to Joseph B. Baker, local manager, Missionary block. Also details on Home-Seekers Excursions to the South and West via Pennsylvania Lines agents. A bundle of old papers is sold for five cents at the Union office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch's
E. W. Felkner
Milford
Lynch
G. W. Henry
Chicago
Chicago University
Will Scott
Lebanon
C. W. Scott
Nye
Poulson’s
Graves & Bartol
D. H. Anglin
Nappaunee
Oscar Tullis
Akron
American Express Company
George Fe’. Jordan Jeagent
South
Buffalo Street
W. H. Kingery & Co
St Joseph County
Lantz
Kilmer Bros
Uafer & Richardson
D. H. Lessig
Leeaburg
John Brooks
Alexandria
Graves & Bartol’s
Hofer, & Richardson
Winifred Hamlin
Bourbon
Etna Green
Alleman Bros
Warsaw
W.H. Kingery & Co
J. A. Byrer
St. Joseph
Bethesda
Commercial Telephone Company
Koscinsko County
Joscph
Baker
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THE
Warsaw Union
S. Alleman Bros
Amos Ringle
Santa Werrick Ford
Indiana Medical College
Indianapolis
Ford
Kosciuako County
Plymouth
Gus Reisa
Kinor
Starke
Onit. Lynch
D. W. Lewis
Roy Brown
East Warnaw
Jackson, Mich
Amanda E. Hunk
Marcus Phillipson
Bertha Rosenfield
Rock Island
John Stangier
Winamac
Kosciusko
Earl Beyer
Roshester
W. H. Kingery & Con
Mesers
I. C. Dome
Beckham
Kentucky
Maurice Wilcox
Allemen Bros
Samuel Henwood
North Webster
Union
Mr. Henwood
Wayne County
Union Sete
Allen Widaman
Roy Massena
Lake Forest University
Wabash College
Foulson’s
Millinery & Bazaar
F. A. Kinsey
Chicago Tribune
Ernest K. Alleman
W. D. Alleman
Buffalo
Misa Katharine M. Hauser
Jersey
Cresco
Pouleon’s
C. L. Bartol
Grand’ Lodge, Knights of Pythias
Elwood
Rey C. King
M. E. ‘Church
Congress
St. Joseph County
Valentine Marx
Penn Township
Joseph Hurst
Germany
Laws
Jones
Boards of Education
Indiana
Knox Crescent
Phillipsons
Buffalo and
Market Streets
Foster
Farmere
Pennsylvania Lines
Isanderin
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
Muskoke Lakes
Adirondacks
New England
Lake
Sai
Big. Fear
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Ak Eons
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