Worthington Concert and County Notes Update
A county wide item collection notes Roy Banger Rosa Hullman attended a Worthington concert Saturday evening. Ann Dinley, delayed by a Chicago trip for her sister's death, returned home Friday. Providence church held services led by Elder Baker. Dr W L Green visited the county last Friday and Saturday. About fifty guests celebrated Mrs LC Walker’s birthday with gifts. Several Judy friends visited J M Potter’s last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Roy Banger
Rosa Hullman
Worthington
Ann Dinley
Chicago
Providence
Elder Baker
W. L. Green
LC Walker
Ronours
J. M Potter's
Salve Promises Cure All Skin Ailments and Piles
An advertisement touts a universal salve claimed to heal cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands corns and all skin eruptions and even piles. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and sells for 25 cents per box through Starcup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starcup
Local Notes From Worthington Area And Town News
Worthington area updates report residents Worthington buchester Ed Welborn and Bill Lawhead on river duties husking corn. Uncle Billy Holzchse visits town. Frank Lee buys the Dr Dilley property. S of Y elects officers. Farmers Jim Mc Laughlin and Billy Beard deliver wood to townfolk this week. Syrup of Figs ad ends with standard disclaimer. December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington Buchester
Ed Welborn
Bill Lawhead
Julian
S of Y
Billy Holzchse
Frank Lee
Dr. Dilley
H Dudley
Jim McLaughlin
Billy Beard
Death of Edward Roberta at his father's residence
The obituary notes Edward Roberta died Saturday morning at his father’s home. The family extends sympathy. The report mentions other local happenings including horse loss, a stay in Worthington, and various local residents seen in Bloomfield, Tulip, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnorn
Edward Roberta
Hunter
Worthington
Missetter
Tulip
Misa Branstetter
Minks
W. A Osborn
John Flory
Local Druggist Endorses Popular Remedies
A local druggist S Stalcup proclaims that Dr Kings New Life Pills Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters have unmatched sales and universal satisfaction. He guarantees results and offers refunds if customers are not satisfied with the remedies' effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
Bucklen
S. Stalcup
Court Near Newark Sees Several Local Visitors
Several Newark area residents appeared in court this week including Francie Carmichael on a short Buena Vista visit and Hugh Santifer taken to Bloomfield by Sheriff Thompson. Others, like Jacob Bowersock with an ox team hauling corn, dock Watkins and B Watkins with Joe Arthur, got lost after a coon hunt and spent the night on Bed Creek. Jove Goodwin visited Salem for a few days, and Scott Emerson plans to dehorn cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everal
Newark
Francie Carmichael
Buena Vista
Jacob Bowersock
Thompson
Hugh Santifer
Bloomfield
Dock Watkins
B. Watkins
Joe Arthur
Bed Creek
Terete
Jove Goodwin
Salem
Frank
Scott Emerson
DC Lyons
Turley
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Relief for Lung Ailments
An advertisement claims Dr King's New Discovery guarantees relief for throat and chest diseases including consumption, lung inflammation, bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough, and croup. It touts safety and pleasant taste with a money back guarantee and free trial at 3 Starcup's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Tate
3 Starcup
Local Notes and Town Gleanings From Terrell
A rough town bulletin summarizes social visits and odd remarks. Riley Mancfield, director and astronomer, was in town last week. W. E. Buckner mourns his lost partner and a bundled project. Wim Woody promotes a remedy for ills and hints at wealth. F. N. Hatfield lectured on camels in a Terrell restaurant. Washington Glens and Reed marry in a midweek ceremony. Whited Beaty plans California in fall. F. W. Fruete travels from Martin County to Missouri to teach where licenses aren’t required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Skerd
Leonard Terrel
Riley Mancfield
W.E. Buckner
Califercia Justne
Califroia
Christmas Eve Gathering Draws Town Residents
The town hosted a large well attended Christmas arch event on Friday night with strong participation from district patrons. Pruitt, Martindale school teacher, is a regular attendee at the meeting as locals note lively commerce in nearby Salsbury. Johnson of Salsberry visited town and reported business activity. Corbin of Robison was in town Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruitt
Martindale
Notre Johnson
Salsberry
Thomas Corbin
Robison
Local Notices From Spencer Area Dots of Travel and Illness
A SCRELL of Spencer visited to tend his farm on Tuesday. Wao Leerter returns after two weeks illness. De James Englich and James Spainhower visited Uncle J. P English over Sunday. OH Reid visited Worthington Tuesday. Chas Hindman went to Linton Tuesday. Mrs Ernest Corcelius on the sick list. Rev McNaughton preached last Sunday for the M E brethren. J A Quillen visited parents in Taylor township last week. Uncle J F Mera and Leadore Frs lmade Blomfield a visit Monday. Mrs J W Carpenter remains on the sick list with little improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Screll
Spencer
Wao Leerter
James Englich
James Spainhower
J. P English
OH. Reid
Worthington
e.Chas
Hindman
Linton
Ernest Corcelius Jie
Holiday Attire Noted at Ore Stores
Local notes report stores in Ore decked for the holidays. Residents visit and travel, including Mrs Frances McNaughton with an old schoolmate, and Mrs A R Tryon visiting in the city for a week. Wm Hoxton of Owen County tours town for a building loan association reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore
McNaughton
J. L Grace
FE Martin
Campbeilburg
J Sumner
Andy Gregg
Mike Murphy
Carey Sinclair
Westbound resident plans return amid changing times
Meorge Smith, once of the place, visits his father and brothers in the west and says he may head back soon. Mrs Mary J Kelley returns from Broomfield after five weeks learning dressmaking and is believed to be set for success. D W McIntosh attended the Newark teachers institute, reporting a good time. H M Eaton was accidentally shot by his brother while booting near work but suffered no serious injuries. A Crow injured at Hanson car bank is recovering. Sadie Crow sells property at Farmer and Brooke and plans to open a store at Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meorge Smith
Mary J Kelley
Broomfield
D. W. McIntosh
Teachera’ Institute
Newark
H. M. Eaton
George
Crow
Wark
Hanson
Sadie Crow
Farmer and Boubt
Freedom
Businens
George Sige
Wright George Henry Ellis
Tenow
Henry Haseman
Brother Baker
Institute
Henry
Moras Putin
BO A. Moran
Fords
Ed Price
Las
Alford
Christian Church
Locke
Illinois
Frank
Charley Osborn
Oyfair
Selfridge
Howe
Post Office
Frank Lecke
Seymour, Ul
Misa Cora M. Fagaly
Bird
Jim
Will J. Throop
Indianapolis
Squire
Harrah
Linton
Ed Crook
Coun Starnes
P. Burr
Bob Lilburn
Geckler
Jim May
Frank Fagaly
Wolfe
Alan Tomab
Clark Gall
Newberry
Ft W. Fowler
Spencer
Shiller
Local notes and visits mix with market talk and routine
The column records residents traveling to Bloomfield on business, visitors like Granville Saxson returning from Nebraska, and local activities including hog farming and building plans. It notes an epidemic sore throat with no deaths, a lively market with stock trading and new county store competition, plus residents seeking the Democrat for reading material and daily sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Peter Edember
Owensburg
Aelief
Phillips
Johnny Snow
John
Granville Saxson
Nebraska
Charley Carmichael
Noel
Shirytown
Captain Phillips
Peter
Bob Fowler
Monroe County
Capt Philips
Town Notes and Little Chatter of Business
Local items report rainy weather and muddy roads while business shows slack. Preparations begin for a wheat field east of town as residents discuss town figures and visiting notables like George Henry Ellis and others in a string of brief updates.
A Land Office Business in the Butcher Fine OE
A garbled line describes Pap’s eye for disorder and a weatherboarded littered knocker near a doorway. The fragment implies a rural or small town scene with unspecified local tensions and a weathered building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys
Town Booms as Carpentry and Coal Trade Grow
Sappenfield and sons return home from the farm as town rebuilding accelerates. Citizens visit Alexandria and Maddeeon County seeking property options while a new business house rises opposite the current room. The ME church hosts a charity supper for new church stores, and local hotelkeeper assumes operations as roads east of town deteriorate from heavy freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M G. Sappenfield and
Eye
Phaois
Chas. Brockhire
Wm Harfield
Chas Markel
Jas
PB. Wall
Alios Musselman
Alexandria
Maddeon County
Qur Town
Harry Laughlin
Dan Gantz
Truga
Sherfey
W.K. Wesner
Diapiel Gantz
Wick Wesner
Newberry
Elnora
Scotland
Old Lutheran
Wm N.Y
Jacob Waldren
J A. Sims
Indianapolis
Local notes cover building, visits, and weddings in Newberry
Beyess blocks carpenter work while Dan Gantz builds a drug store room. Mrs Halstead gets a card from Worthington about Nora being seriously ill. Four weddings have occurred in Newberry this fall with more planned. W M Wesner the traveling artist returns for winter. Win Craft returns home from Kansas after five years away. Amos Musselman sells his saloon to Diane Slinkard who runs the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beyess
Dan Gantz
Halstead
Worthington Saturay
Nora
Newberry
W. M Wesner
Win Craft
Kansia
Amos Musselman
Diane Slinkard
Literature Sleeps but Never Dies in Educational Notes
A long column on literature and its role in civilization discusses written and unwritten literature, its transformative power, and the ongoing crusade between virtue and vice. The piece praises teachers, outlines the impact of study on pupils, and reflects on literature’s timeless permanence and moral influence.
For Sale Local Farms and Homes Around Bloomfield
Real estate listings describe numerous farms homes and plots near Bloomfield Greene County including 120 acres of black soil near a flag station and 160 acres with fruit and timber, a brick residence near the square, and several 1 to 2 story houses with barns and orchards. Prices range from 150 to 1 500 dollars with trade options and local contact provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nouse
Bloomfield
Price
Highland Township
Plummer
Greene County
Elert & Graham's
Public Square
Moss & Axtell
Worthington
Lyone
Children seek enrollment for treats at coming Christmas programs
Rain has made roads impassable and business activity is dull. Grandmother Kendall and Henry Ferrie are seriously ill at home. The town reports a quiet spell with few sensational items and scarce news for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Henry Ferrie
Royal Baking Powder Claims Pure Healthful Strength
The advertisement cites tests by Henry A. Mott and Waldbarton and Valade claiming Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure and healthier than competitors. It asserts superior leavening strength by 23 percent and cites U.S. and Canadian government investigations deeming it superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Henry A. Mott
Chentist
CS. Government
Wal McOmartril
EF. M
Dep't of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
United States
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the County News
SMITH
Solsberry
Cal. Fig Syrup Company
Fulup
Mert
Cuncianate
LYONS
Switz City
Hobbieville
The
Co. Sunt
Educat
Linton Schoble
World's Fair Fund
Jefferson Township
Annie B Crabbe
Owenshore
Teachers’ Association
Abour Riddle
Onsace
Garden of Eden
Nazareth
Christ
Chret
God
Chaldea
Royal Baking Powder
Pep, X. Valade
Ontario
Dominion of Canada
L. H. Stalcup
Rankin & Shields
Chas. F. Heim
FOR
Banacubi
William II
Burke
Ind
W.H. Burke
Indiana
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