Indicator Westville 1896 obituary and ads notice
Westville Indiana newspaper issue announces pricing for obituaries over ten lines and poetry, professional cards, and advertising. The weekly December 31 1896 edition lists subscriptions at $1 yearly and notes publication and post office details.
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Westville
Ind
Weestville
Old Fashioned Christmas Brings Hopeful New Year Tone
An extended Christmas note reflects on a milder season, improved economy, and renewed optimism for 1893. Local items report gatherings, visits, and a 32nd wedding anniversary celebration at H Martin residence, plus farewells and family travels among neighbors in Leaver Dam and Union Mills.
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Wm. Lamb
H. Martins
Walter McClelland
Tenn
Brant
L. Atwaters
Union Mills
D. McKellips
Orange Burner
Ed Hixon
H. Martin
Mrs. Martin
Costs of hauling crops show road tax on ten acres
A Leesburg correspondent calculates freight and labor costs for ten acres, hauling two tons of fertilizer and 500 crates of vegetables. He estimates 101.80 total road tax in a year due to hard sand and farm travel, including extra horse and labor costs.
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Leesburg
Fla
Bhut
Lau
Bau
Voyage tale of Crusoe’s Isle sparks renewed rumor
A Lisbon rumor recalls Juan Fernandez and the famed Desert Island of Robinson Crusoe and Alexander Selkirk. Seafaring captains accept the tale as a Cape Horn legend, while Defoe and Cowper give the island timeless literary weight in a reflection on voyage and imagination.
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Gailormus
Cape Horn
Lisbon
Juan Fernandez
Robinson Crusoe
Alexander Selkirk
Defoe
Cowper
Desert Island
Porter County Settles State Owes 24700 In December Audit
Auditor Stinchfield reports December settlement shows Porter County owes the state 24700 with funds broken into state tax benevolent institutions debt sinking fund educational endowment school tax and other categories. Total collections reach 86249.26 and delinquent tax stands at 22761.24.
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Stinchfield
Porter County
State University
Hebron
Cheney & Co Catarrh Cure oath notice 1886
Frank J Cheney signs as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio promising one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Haly's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6 1886 before Beal A QSeasons Notary Public. Cure taken internally. testimonials offered. price 75 cents.
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State of Ohio
Tourepo
Luvcas Covunty
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cherney & Co
Loledo
Haly
A. D
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
LaPorte County Fair Set for Sept 21 24 1897
At the LaPorte County fair officers were elected in a meeting at Secretary Dorland's office. President Bush named committees for 1897 including Wall Lower and Hall in executive and finance groups. Superintendents were designated for various departments from cattle to horticulture.
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LaPorte County
Dorland
LaPorte
Bush
John Wall
S. W. Lower
Wm. A. Hall
W. T. Anderson
George W. Rogers
W. A. Banks
J. W. Dorland
L. S. Fitch
John
Electric Bitters Offers Relief For Various Ailments
Electric Bitters is a versatile remedy for languor and fatigue, liver sluggishness, and bilious fevers. It claims to counteract malaria poisons and ease headaches indigestion constipation and dizziness. Available at E T Scotts drug store for fifty cents to one dollar per bottle.
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E. T. Scott’s
Westward radical tax plan sparks borrowing fears in Washington
Governor-elect Rogers proposes a constitutional amendment to exempt homestead real estate up to 2500 dollars from all taxation. The measure would empower free laws but likely hinder state and local borrowing, affecting counties and municipalities and potentially stalling western communities’ access to credit.
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Rogers
Washington
United States
State of
State of Washington
Come Unto Me All Ye That Labor and Are Heavy Laden
The passage urges steadfast faith in Christ amid doubt and temptation. It contrasts unbelief with Christian hope, warning that rejecting God leads to a void after death, while belief grants meaning and rest. Also notes 20,000 railroad workers employed this month in 1895 and local community updates including deaths, theft at Shultz hotel, and Christmas Eve services.
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Christ
Peter
God
Jesus Christ
N. Y
Emma Morgan
Aledo, Til
D. Mininger
M.J. Kempton
Chicago
M. E. Church
Wm. H. MccDoel
the Monon
United States
American Guarantee Association
Monon
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed for Liver and Kidney Trouble
Mrs. Wm. Tharp of Denver Indiana testifies that Hood's Sarsaparilla cured her liver illness kidney disease and general fatigue. She recommends it to others with similar ailments and asserts it restored her health.
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Denver
Ind
Hood
Wm. Tharp
Free cure for consumption proposed by Dr Slocum
An advertisement touts T A Slocum M D offering three free bottles of a new remedy for consumption and lung diseases. It claims thousands cured and urges readers to write to 98 Pine Street New York with address details and mention of the INDICATOR.
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T. A. Slocum
M. D
Slocum
Pine Street
New York
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