Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 135, Decatur, Adams County, 6 June 1929 — Page 3

F Adams County,~Way Back WWZ [i I Before 1890 I ' xxx; Mr ■ I Up The Interesting History Os The County. I By French Quinn.

I The Piqua Road K I They built the court house in ’72 j Bl I its brick ponderosity threw !h<>! ■ ‘ business section Into drabbiest Blappesraiiee imaginable. It was a posi Htjve joy be I ,l ‘ ke< l 011 a i ur y ’l'ose || and be of some importance In Bji'F ciand edifice, and jury service' H w'is to be cultivated, not avoid'd Bl liiil.' B‘>b<> rule<l f,om the I’'’ l " I’ 1,11,1 Bl 1 myself heard Senator Joseph E. M<I I pmiald stiy that Judge Bobo had the Bl finest legal mind of a, ’y P er!W ”> ,1H B had ever met- That was praise inB deed because the Senator along with J || Senator Vorhe<>s were counted the B b«st lawyers in Indiana. B The •I’lquii Road” was the main j M artery of transportation then and B back of then until a time that “men's B minds runneth not to the contrary." B This highway ran its tortous course B from I’oiaa. Ohio, through Willshire Bto l' Hl ' Wuyne. It followed the east || side of the Saint Marys river’ for

i To maintain a . I slender figure, no one can deny the truth of the advice: , "REACH FOR USHKtX A LUCKY Bfef INSTEAD OFlb A SWEET.” I BoaaF -% z. % I * ■* »$• B ■/ ■ ■ I I 1 I t 1 w IBsI sBR-V « * pßßfexr ..-tig .. I IS Hb I V -’ltr-- '■ : I -.J I SB Xfl I 1 .Jfl| A Frantic Campaigns .. . r to substitute other cigarettes for l ucky Strike fail largely because Luckies’ superiority so quickly demonstrates itself. Lucky Strike represents a milestone iif the progress of cigarette manufacture. Ihe toasting process makes Luckv Strike the brand of distinction, </ JlhTTnThe opinion of physicians, is the reason Luckies are less irritating. No other cigarette enjoys this secret heal treatment which removes impurities and irritants, produces a flavor beyond comparison and assures the smoker the maximum of delightful smoking pleasure and comfort. gnre« [SIGNED] / (] quoted have been X / cheeked anti cer- X X B siM.Ws f/ Arcountouta anti / Auditurt*. # ” Preaident, The American Tobacco Company, Jucorporated r -.,. — 77 ir Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra will continue every Saturday nifiht ina coast to coast radio hook-up over the N. B. C. network. Musical Comedy Star BREACH FOR A LUCKV INSTEAD OF A SWEET It’s toasted I No Throat lrritatio_n-Ng Coufe; ■ I i& lit Awmu mi Inb uou Co.. SWHIfcaWW mmmmm " * "**“*““*

I many miles and was originally un .tnliual path the animals instinctive. ly following the high ground and find Ing the be-t route free of swamps and swabm. sink holes and quicksand j bottoms and was then In t ine used I l.y the Indians nn<| when the white ; folks came there was a trail already | made for them and (he Piqua road I came into being. Folks by the hundreds of thousands ptsed that road. Easterners, floated down the Ohio, came up the canal to > Saint Marrs, took this trail overland I towards Chicago and the great north-! •vest. Pioneers, adventurers, settlers, I official -, prospectors, investors, huntdors, traders went this trail and cov|ered wagons daily cluttered up the J landscape. The inn at Willshire, one |at tile banks of the creek in section I I I*’ Saint Marys township, three at Monmouth took care of man and J east, rhe road missed Decatur coin- . north from Willshire it wound its

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iWiiy ;>..-it the Kern and Dwiley farms I lover east of town on In past the inorth side ( ,f Bellmont Park on by! what Is now HeNview farm and the I Nimrod Dailey farm to join what Is | | now known uh V. S. Road 27 at tho , IT.iurs farm one mile north of Decatur. j For long years Billy Blackburn 1 [drove the stage and he could tell 1 I ‘ tone, you can better believe. — o— The Adams county board of commb • iom r inspected the court houso |, lawn today ami offered suggestions. I o • Card of Thanks I wish to express my heartfelt appreciation for the many acts of syruputhy and kindness extended to me by my neighbots, friends, the Rev. O I Miller and the singers, at the time of my beieavement occasioned by the death of my <iynghter, Alice Bell. Mr/t. Alpha Bell Meeks l—- — PEONIES — Penny season is now here with a ■ fine display of blooms in my gardens, over 1(10 varieties. There will lie a bloom for each visitor. If you are missed, ask for one please. Everybody is Invited. Moody Brenneman, our miles west of Berne. Riverside Apiary and Flower Gardens. 135t3 o HAVE YOU SEEN IT? ARIE’S IRISH ROSE! SEE it in the screen at the ADAMS THEATRE! 134t3

THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1929.

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1929 VICTORY SIX SEDAN. Ths sedan has been out only a short time and is being offered at a very sulietantial pi ice reduction. 1929 VICTORY SIX COUPE. Driven 4.000 miles. This coupe is like new in every particular. This is a most unusual used car value. 1928 STANDARD SIX SEDAN. Driv-1 en 3,000 miles. The appearance | of this sedan is no different than I a new one. If you are interested in a new sedan it will be to your interest io look this one over. 1928 PONTIAC COACH. Mechanically A-l. Finish and upholstery very good. Four new tires. 1927 ESSEX SEDAN. Mechanically good. Good rubber. Finish and | upholstery very good. 1926 FORD TUDOR. This sedan has just been refinished. Meehan-! ically A-l. Tires and upholstery good. 1926 CHEVROLET COUPE. Mechanically good. Good rubber. 1925 FORD FORDOR SEDAN. 1926 ESSEX COACH. New paint. SAYLORS MOTOR CO. Open evenings. Phone 311

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