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Newspaper
Waynetown Despatch
Location
Waynetown, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1896
Page
8
Tunaday and Wm Conkleton arranged to move from the Harper farm soon, with Charles Daisy planning for Wingate relocation after renting his farm to son Clifford. Dr Stout previews Fenlays events as justice weighs on guilty parties amid community actions. Mrs Prudie Lane visited Uncle Jimmie Oule's Wednesday.
Local column lists Ground log chatter, lodge meetings, members, and illness notes. Mrs Ruth Elmore ill. Nat Ham recovering from quinsey. Wabash College visitors and pulpit duties referenced. A.O. Walters loses a colt. Kellars and Maggie Kellar trials progress amid witnesses. Excursion to El Paso for February 14 coach fare details. Best cigars at Applegate & Ruiyan's.
Notices offer low rate excursions Feb 11 17 through Ohio Indiana and Elingis with return limit March 14 and two daily trains. Clover Leaf Route agents C C Jenkins Toledo Ohio handle tickets sleeping car berths and passes. Also describes a Burma Victoria Cross race and notes on earth crust agitation in Germany Japan and Asia with references to Pearson’s Weekly.
The administrator of Joseph B. Taylor's estate announces a public sale two miles west of Yountsville on the Perrysville road Wednesday in February 1996. Items include a draft mare, yearling colt, hogs, grain, cloverseed, wagon, sleigh, harness, bedding, household goods, rifle, shotgun, and more. Terms: nine months credit on bids over $50 with note and security. $500 and under cash.
A poem titled The Freedom of Wings reflects a wish to fly and roam free through varied birds and skies. Mary F. Butta is cited as the contributor in Youth's Companion, revealing a lyrical meditation on liberty, ascent, and rest found in nature and imagination.
Ruth and Mark drift through a coastal voyage where flirtations with an Irish girl unsettle their friendship. Mark confesses love to Ruth as she plots an ending of her own doubts, while tensions rise over who truly occupies Ruth’s heart. The scene shifts to a street tale of a man seeking exercise devices and a dog ending life in the poorhouse.
A customer from Los Angeles praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for relief from rheumatism after long suffering. The testimonial claims near immediate relief and calls it the best medicine known, noting it was found at The Digg Store.
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