Burdock Blood Bitters touted by grateful user
Fragmentary notice cites Burdock Blood Bitters as a cure for severe sores and illness. It also mentions stock offerings from the Industrial Buyings and Loan Association in Washington Indiana, and lists various ads for remedies and household products. The legible items include a February 1 1901 stock date and references to Dr Eeleetrit cures and a Norway remedy for coughs and pulmonary issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Buyings and Loan Association of
Wsington
Indiana
W. Q. Williams
Wadsworth & Williams
Joan T. Seres
Resolutions Passed by Reeve Township Teachers Institute
The meeting at Alfordsville adopted resolutions praising committee work and individuals for making the institute a success. It endorsed honoring ex trustee and present trustee for untiring service, urged Wallace for school funding, and supported a Legislature bill to set the teacher term to one hundred twenty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve Nowship Teachers’ Institute
Alfordsville
S. M
Amy
Truelove
Hedrick
Rommend
Wallace
Spring and Summer Toads Arrive Early
Fragmented text notes arrival of spring and summer toads and references seasonal selection. Mentions guarantees and early season action with unclear details about a house block and relief products. The readable words suggest a promotional or ad-like snippet without a clear event or outcome.
Drunken Undertaker Criticized After Smallpox Burial
At South Washington the burial of smallpox patient Clarence Ballow drew shameful conduct by locals. Undertaker Clit Bourham delivered the casket, while others outside mocked officials and shouted profanity. The incident sparked fear of further exposure as rumors spread through the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clit Bourham
Clarence
Ballow
South Washi Ington
South Washington
Bihan
Drew
Indiana Legislature Struggles to Pass Pending Bills
In the 62d assembly five days remain as leaders admit it is impossible to pass all bills. Plan favors pushing major measures while minor items await. Senate aims to clear most bills by next Monday. House debates and readings tighten. A home rule amendment for Indiana towns and cities surfaces, with charter drafts by a limited panel.
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Indianapolis
House
Senate
Gilbert
Artigan
Tle
Amoi ‘Hk
Minturn
Republicaps
Loentitt
Allen County
Indiana
Frechniyers
Tne
Tinar Vik
House Tate
Lang Endiah
United States
Mount
Indiana Associated Dailies Meet In Session At Denson Hotel
The Indiana Associated Dailies holds its annual session at the Denson hotel. The program includes discussions on Local and Foreign Advertising, queries handling, dealing with foreign advertising agents, methods of circulation, and carrier paper lists. Participants include J A Ripnetoe from Indianapolis News W H Tra cey of Hartford City Times and W L Rags Goshep Times Noblesville Ledger Zeb of ishers Owning Carrie Lists HUW Alkens Franklin Star and other members.
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Nual
Indiana Associated Dailies
Denson Hotel
J. A. Ripnetoe
Indianapolis News
Tracey
Hartford City Times
W. HL
Rags Goshep Times
Noblesville Ledger
Carrie
Huw Alkens
Franklin Star
the Association
Arrest of Young Horrall Over Bicycle Light Incident
Morton Horrall, 15, son of Nelson Horrall, was arrested Monday night for riding a bicycle without a light, an offense under a city ordinance. Officers Jordan and McCris allegedly used profane language during the arrest, prompting calls for a police committee investigation. The incident occurred after a public show at the Opera House with several ladies present.
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Jordan and
McCrisaken
Morton Herrall
Nelson ‘Herrall
Horrall
Telajma
Young Horrall
Hin
Kim Ni
Police Committee of Council
Jordan
Shepshow
Opera House
Aberfet
Village Notes and Social Roundup in Plainville Area
Local residents attended weekend gatherings and social events. Visitors include Charles Miers of Shatis and UB J Bielder of Evansville. A jumping contest saw a Citizen named Wilson excel, with six inches beyond the best local jump. Several parties and family visits occurred around Cornettsville and Plainville, with school term near term end and exams planned for March 16.
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Wif
iSeveral
Painville
Ada Osman
Chinettsville
Suli Cox
Hr Cartes
Plainville
Charles Miers
Shatis
UB. J
Ina’ Ada
Rettal Grove
Emma Mile
George Chove
Gearee
Levott
John Grove
Charles Syilgon
John Alford
Andrey Myers
Cornettsville
George T
St . Dood Willams
Washington
Phodbéfrford Fonth
Walter Cox
Fisher
iMisses
Nora Osson
Delpha Wilson Sprot
T. W. Winkler
Birs
Wilson
W.t.cox
Emma Allen
Marsh
Raglesville News Highlights Local Ills and Events
People in Raglesville report sickness including whooping cough and pneumonia fever. Pastor Rev Joseph Adams is ill while others travel to Indianapolis and Winfu. Protracted meeting ends with forty nine conversions and twenty additions at the E Church. James Overton dies at twenty years, Cap, a bright local youth, had just finished the revival. Funeral held by Rev Thomas Wadsworth. interment in Raglesville cemetery.
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Joseph Adams
Harry Riggins
Winfu
Ind
Fred Casey
Indianapolis
James Garten
Bertha
Shiloh
Harvey Garten
LotRagle
Black Oak
Willow Lick
Harry Evans
E. Church
Anna Hattery
Joh Kritsinger
Roscoe Wadsworth
Washington
Ziba Smith
Nearbey Springs
John Smith
Jami
Cap
M. E
Thos. ‘Wadsworth
Ra És Ville
Sensational preaching criticized by Dr. Gorby at First Presbyterian
A report from Petersburg Democrat describes Dr. La Gorby denouncing sensational sermons during a First Presbyterian Sunday morning service as corrupting spiritual taste. Also noted is a Christmas tree fire sparked by John Q. Davis, cashier at National Bank, with minor injuries and about 73 dollars in damages observed thanks to Mrs. Lucida Rice who spotted the blaze.
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Gorby
First Presbyterian
Christ
oHim
John QO. Davis
Hy. National Bank
Governor Gilbeard Resigns Chair Temporarily
The Indianapolis Journal reports Lt Governor Gilbeard resigning the chair temporarily to Senator Eph Inman. Senator Stiffwell urged offering the Kentucky resolution, hoping Inman would rule it in. Inman declined to exploit the governor’s gesture to push a distasteful objective.
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Gtvernor
Gilbeard
W “Almealay
Eph Inman
Stiflwell
Inman
Ani
Kentucky
Tsa V Iy
Gil Berk
Indianapolia Journal
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Ak Lhather
St .Louie
Mey
Chas
East Walnut
Wood
Norway
Thomas Eeleetrit
Isi
Sin Springs
Supreme Court
Ekbow
State Board of Health
Jeffersonville
Hert
Benson
Hading Legget
Young Morton Berrall
J. Beitman
Raglesville
Dr Gorby
Baya Hach
Jeps the
Ciccil
Faiteck
Pat
Bedford Ave
Terre Vante Erbswinis Company
Arch Yazul
Tharpis Downey
Esswick
Pir
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