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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
3
Michigan City hosts Democratic county convention on May 24. Local items report visits, farming, a powder mill explosion and a hospital nose fracture. Mentions State figures, West Point cadet nomination, a public sale canceled, and a hospital case.
A chemist analyzes soil to identify suitable fertilizer for each product. If blood is poor, a doctor prescribes a tonic or concentrated fat-rich food to restore red corpuscles, noting fat is the key lacking element.
Scott's Emulsion promises nourishment and strength for wasting bodies. It remains palatable and beneficial for both children and adults when milk and cream fall short.
A local report notes a fresh mined car arrival with coal priced at $1.50 per ton. An advisory warns against paying robbers further sums amid a backdrop of general concern over Hocking coal sales and suspected theft.
The Oaklawn Farm sale scheduled for Wednesday March 7 1906 is canceled. W E Franklin announces the cancellation from Oaklawn Farm dated February 26 1906.
W M Leverence visited parents then returned to Chicago. Mrs Herman Richter spent Sunday with her husband in Burdick. Geo Frame returned to Chicago after several days here. Henry Blessing and family and Mrs Geo Blessing were Sunday guests of A R Witte. The Swanson infant has whooping cough. Minnie Reglein returned to Michigan City after visiting. Mrs D C Ritenour, recently paralyzed, remains helpless but improving. Adleine Schleen and Marion Iseminger wed in Le port and plan a trip to Baltimore, then a farm near Alida. Mrs Joe Brown died of dropsy near Otis. funeral at Otis Catholic church. J C Dunlap of Chicago visited locals. Mr and Mrs Robert Boone hosted Michigan City guests. Ed Greening and wife of Weatville visited Mrs D C Armour. Ruth Curran celebrated a surprise party with peers. L E Hollar of Burdick visited B F Vogler. Clara Rapp married to Zrobaski of Burdick. The Forresters announce an oyster supper for family and friends.
A promotional notice from J. Francis Gene, Pass. Agent for C. B. & Q. R. in Chicago, invites farmers artisans tradesmen professionals and manufacturers to consider relocating to the Northwest. It promises rapid regional progress in the coming decade and offers cheap tickets and easy rail service with a postal card request for information.
A cold neglected may lead to pneumonia, and weakened lungs invite consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar is claimed to stop coughing, heal the lungs, and prevent pneumonia. Grippe coughs are said to yield quickly to Foley's Honey and Tar. For sale by E. T. Scott.
With the 1st of March approaching, farmers begin changing hands as sellers relinquish farms and renters move to new holdings. This year the turnover started earlier, with days of constant activity reported across the county.
Old enemy constipation risks appendicitis and stomach and liver issues. Dr King’s New Life Pills regulate these organs without pain or discomfort. Available 252 at E. T. Scotts drug store.
Sunday services feature Rev Ray C Ballard pastor of the Barkley M E church Rennselaer delivering mornings topic David's Prayer and Vow and an evening lesson on The Moral Significance of Life The usual schedule includes class meeting at 9 8 a m Sunday School at 10 a m Epworth League at 6 p m Junior League Saturdays at 2 30 p m All are invited
A petition to build gravel roads circulates in Washington township and will go to the county commissioners at March meeting. The plan divides the route into three branches from the Laporte road at Center township to Coburg, with a second petition to extend Coburg road to the Laporte county line via Jackson township.
The text touts Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a universal cure for kidney and bladder trouble, claiming both sexes suffer and that the remedy provides mild and immediate effects. It advertises sample bottles by mail and urges readers to mention the paper and remember the product name and address.
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