Runaway buggy injures Solsingers near Mt Zion
Mr and Mrs John Solsinger living near Mt Zion were injured when a frightened horse bolted on Washington street and dragged Mrs Solsinger across a street. Mr Solsinger was dragged under the buggy, sustaining facial and shoulder injuries. Dr Cook treated both at his office and the horse was later controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Solsinger
Mt. Zion
Washington Street
Oak Street
Market Street
Holsinger
Liberty Center
Blutl- Lon
Bluffton's Opera House to Seat Eight Hundred
Bluffton plans detail an interior as grand as the exterior with pressed brick on Johnson Street a two door exits plus a fire escape and a large stage with a 25 by 30 proscenium opening. The building will include two foyers ornate floors marble and mosaic finishes a box office and rooms for ladies and gentlemen with space for Elk club and lodge rooms across floors. Timbers are being prepared at Crawfordsville Arkansas for hoop and heading mill and local workers expect two months before production starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Opera House
United States
Johnson Street
Knoxville
Procenium
Elk's Club
Washington Street
Farm house robbed near city. $750 stolen during afternoon burglary
Thijah Pease country home one mile north and five east of the city was robbed between two and four Thursday afternoon. Burglars took $150 cash and six hundred dollars in Wells county bank certificates. Hired man Chris Feller found the chest broken into at four o clock and reported missing funds. A canvasser seen nearby around the time is considered a potential clue. Mr. Pease is the father of Mrs. Chris Seabold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thijah Pease
Wells County
Pease
Decatur
Chris Feller
Feller
Crainville
Craigvile
Marshal Crosbie
Couty
Chris Seabold
Farmer Crippled by Corn Cutter Accident
Ervin Wall, a 40 year old farmer living 1.5 miles east of Domestic, suffered severe injuries Wednesday when thrown from a corn cutter seat. The blade severed the archives tendon in his right heel and cut an artery. Dr. Saunders of Petroleum treated him. prognosis says no fatal risk but permanent disability.
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Ervin Wall
Domestic
Dr. Saunders
Petroleum
Hall
John Hornaday
Phoenix
Dickason
Raymond Brookhart
Nottingham
Simon Bower Farm Sold to William Carnes in Nottingham
Simon Bower sold its forty acre Nottingham township farm to William 2 Carnes for 3000. Bower will move to Lawrence County Tennessee in October where he owns a large farm. Carnes will occupy the new property himself.
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Simon Bower
Nottingham Township
William 2. Carnes
Mr. Bower
Lawrence County
Tennessee
Mr. Carnes
Manitou Visit Described By Travel Writer From Indiana
A travel letter from Manitou Colorado dated Sept 23 1003 details the town of 2000 inhabitants at the base of Pikes Peak. The writer praises mineral springs and scenery including Ute Pass Rainbow Falls and Cripple Creek mining region while recounting a climb to Pikes Peak summit 14147 feet. Also notes adverse air height breathing and a jovial snowball moment with a group of about fifty.
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Manitou
Colo
Pikes Peak
Carlsbad
Ute Pass
Leadville
Cripple Creek
Rainbow Falls
Great Plains
William Huffmann Jr
Jackson Township
Wells County
Indiana
Daniel Stroupe
Warren
Great American Desert
OM. Rinkar
Working Overtime. King’s New Life Pills Advert
An old time advertising notice touts King’s New Life Pills as a cure for indigestion biliousness constipation sick headache and bowel troubles. Promoted by Chas O Deam’s drug store with claim of ease safety and sure relief for night and day workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s New Life
Deam’s
Jokes, contradictions, and a tale from a Jefferson school
A collage of humorous vignettes and a county school anecdote about a lesson on blood circulation. The pieces include a boy’s quip about feet and blood, an Ossian man on a Fort Wayne street car, and assorted quips about Irish, Laplander, and Chicago girl experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Township
Fort Wayne
Wanted young men and women stenography careers
In cities there is a shortage of good stenographers and many idle people who cannot spell or punctuate. The Huntington Business University of Huntington Indiana is highly regarded and fills many stenography positions but cannot meet all calls. Expenses are low with board room tuition and books under $90 and working students help reduce costs. Interested readers can write to O E Hawkins, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Business University
Huntington
Ind
Tose
O. E. Hawkins
Business University At
Poneto relocations and town growth noted
Frank Kiser moves from his farm to Poneto while Henry Mann and Harvey Sark prepare properties for new residents. Robert Gavin plans to join Poneto once his house is finished. The Poneto grain mill gains new residents as work on a steam heating plant progresses. Sickness rises with typhoid fever affecting Miss Maude Jones and Miss Lizzie Betts. Mrs. Chris Starr plans Keystone relocation. Walter Singer will move from Illinois. Schools progress under Messrs. Gee and Starr and Miss Swaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kiser
Poneto
Henry Mann
Harvey Sark
Rober Gavin
Robert Gavin
G. M. Gavin
Maude Jones
Lizzie Betts
Chris Starr
Keystone
Walter Singer
Ilinois
Messra Eee
Starr
Swaim
Money Saving Prices Fall Merchandise Sale
Fall garments and home items priced to beat rivals. Ladies ribbed undergarments from 24c, mens fleeced shirts 39c, children's wear 24c, blankets from 48c, table linens and fabrics discounted, furs first come, large stock of fall lamps and shoes offered.
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Miss Mary
Storm Northwest
Cor, 7Th and Felix Sts
St. Joseph, Iro
S. S.S
SWIFT
Atlanta
MR. Bolsinger
Bluffton’s Opera House
RG. Marey
Crawfordsville
Ark
Tomer Gettle
Marey
Flo
San
Tron Mountain Railroad
Memphils
K. M. Rinear
Rip
Boy
Chicago
Fort Wayne Fair
Rosaire
Slack Wire Demon
Rossis
Samayoa
The
W. A. Johnson
Alexander Johnson
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