Program of Fridays Exercise 8 at School Building
Friday program at the high school lists chorus dialogue Uncle Sam Room III Little Minute Men Room 11 solo Paul Blue Room I exercise Was Lincoln a King Ralph Moore song Mixed Quartette recitation Mending the Old Flag Grace Stevens Four Little Patriots Room IV song Male Chorus America Room III recital Russell Publow flag drill High School Girls song America the school and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Paul Blue
Lincoln
King
Ralph Moore
Marlin Branson
Lillian Kennedy
Grace Stevens
RoomIll
Russell
America
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Coughs and Bronchial Ailments
An old advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures a range of respiratory ailments including coughs bronchitis asthma whooping cough hoarseness pneumonia la grippe and related bronchial troubles with emphasis on relief through a medicinal preparation.
Local Visits Featured in Sunday Calls Across Farm Community
Farmers Station Nelson White and two granddaughters visited George Ewing's Sunday. Landon Hayes and wife with Wm. Pauley and family called at Albert Earnest's Sanday. Landon Frost and wife visited John Tice's. Mrs. R. B. Whitton and daughters were guests at CS Whitton's. Mrs. Chas Leisure has had her house papered. Frank Whitton and wife of Carthage with Mrs. Mary Brooks visited R. F. Brook's. Mrs. George Ewing and daughter were in Arlington Tuesday. Mrs. Orville Stewart and children spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Ewing. La grippe coughs yield quickly to Foley's Honey and Tar sold by J. H. McCarty & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon Hayes
Wm. Pauley
Albert Earnest’s
Sanday
Landon Frost
John Tice
Whitton and Daughters
CS. Whitton
Chas. Leisure
Frank Whitton
Carthage
Mary Brooks
R. F. Brook’s
George Ewing
Arlington
Orville Stewart
Spring songs and village notes from Blue River
The week brings music from a wren and routine community updates. Otto Rigsbee is sick at home while Granville Barnard near Morristown is gravely ill. C. E. Wicher and Edwin Macy did business in Indianapolis last week. Mr and Mrs Lindley Pitts welcomed a baby girl. Ida Vestal and Indianapolis visitors visited Blue River friends. Local youths gathered with LaVane and Dessie Spohn Friday. Revival services ended at the Fiends Church Sunday night. For bilious attacks Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley Pitts
Ida Vestal
Indianapolis
Blue River
LaVane
Dessie Spohn
Fiends
Mystery cleared in Indiana boys stumble on clues
In Zionsville on February 27 a group of boys found a telescope and suitcase near Eagle Creek, with parts scattered and an envelope postmarked Chicago to Arley Bundy Carthage. A note from "EARL" and a laudanum bottle heightened the mystery as town officials and Bundy's father pursued leads. Arle Bundy, once in Carthage, is alleged to have left two weeks earlier amid a search by farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zionsville
Ind
Eagle Creek
Chicago
Arley Bundy
Carthage
Arle Bundy
Arley
Hartford
Earl
Marshal Brinkley
Amassa Bundy
Chit
Bundy
Zionville
Drury Holt Returns From Oklahoma Visit
Drury Holt, who has been managing business interests in Arapahoe, Oklahoma, returns home Wednesday morning. He notes summerlike weather last week, dusty roads after sun exposure, and observes Cheyenne tepees on allotments along the Wausha ta River. He remarks on blanket Indians and educated youths, mentions a Cheyenne blacksmith in Arapahoe, and shares Ed Adkins souvenir from oil-field travels: jack rabbit ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury Holt
Arapahoe
Oklahoma
Mr. Holt
Waushata River
White’s Institute
Wabash, Ind
Ed Adkins
Cough Settled on Her Lungs Reported Cured by Foley's Honey and Tar
In Danville Illinois N Jackson describes a severe cough that settled on her daughter's lungs. After trying many remedies without relief she used Foley's Honey and Tar which she says cured her daughter. Substitutes offered by J H McCarty and Son are refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Jackson
Danville
Ill
Foley
J. H. McCarty & Son
Deep Sea by J Owient Halford Poem
A poem extols a lover as vastly superior to most women, praising intellect and depth. The speaker compares her to the deep sea and celestial realms, declaring her superior in wisdom and aspiration. The voice emphasizes imagined mastery and boundless depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yast
Starry Realms
Heaven
Sounding Sea
Deep Sea
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Relief for Kidney and Bladder
An old advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure clears the kidneys and bladder without harmful ingredients. Listed by J. H. McCarty & Co. texts suggest a patent medicine style typical of period pages.
A Fine Stock Farm Near Charlottesville
Mr. N C Binford, president of Capital State Bank in Greenfield, operates a 432 acre stock farm one mile east of Charlottesville. J E Hardin runs the farm with Binford, housing 34 mules, 7 cattle, 50 hogs, several sheep, and 10 work horses. Emphasis on mules as a profitable venture. new sheds to provide roomy quarters are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Binford
Capital State Bank
Greenfield
Charlottesville
J. E Hardin
Hardin
Binford
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Cough and Lung Health
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure that stops coughs heals lungs and provides protection against pneumonia. It urges buyers to refuse substitutes and lists J H McCarty and Son as the selling agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. H. McCarty & Son
Local Notes From Grant City and Surrounding Areas
Charlottesville Henry and Thomas Riley were in Grant City on business Wednesday. Alvin White visited the capital city last week. Rev Cleaver spent Thursday with his parents in Spiceland. Mrs Emma Cox and children visited Miley Cook and wife late last week. Dora Decker sold a patent well point in Marion for a restaurant outfit and moved it here to run a restaurant and meat market. Several locals went to Greenfield last week before Grand Jury. Charley Cox and wife of Carthage visited Harrison Staley. Frank Stinger attended Logan sale in Indianapolis. Pearl Cranfill visited her parents north of town. Georgia Ward returned from Indianapolis after a week with friends. Omer Foxworthy of Knightstown called on Mr and Mrs Duty. Chester Hill and wife of Carthage spent weekend with Frank Stinger. Mrs Willard Low’s illness worsened recently. Debra Gurley died at her son Levi’s home aged 85. funeral at M E church Tuesday. Elder Omer Hufford plans moving to Carthage when wife improves. Frank Cook visited Miles Cook and wife. Jesse Fort and wife from near New Castle visited Achsah Wilkinson. Kenneth Shields, ill with flu, is recovering. Henry Riley returned from Kennard after visiting Isaac Burns. Oscar Chambers returned from Morrietown for the winter. Stella Pearson, near death recently, is improving. Howard Cranfill sprained ankle from jumping. walks with a cane. Emory Lacy visited Greenfield on business. Hugh Griffith of Kansas City attended Mr Gurley’s funeral.
Stomach and Liver tablets promise appetite return
An advertisement claims loss of appetite stems from faulty digestion and promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to invigorate the stomach, improve digestion, and restore appetite, noting a gentle laxative effect. Sold by M. A. McClain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. McClain
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted for Children
An advertisement urges parents to choose Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children. It claims no danger and reliable relief, especially for colds, croup, and whooping cough, noting it is sold by M. A. McClain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Gale
M. A. McClain
Farmers Institute committees urged to act soon
Farmers note that committees chosen at the last Farmers Institute should begin work promptly, especially the arrangements committee to prepare for the upcoming institute. The Literary Circle will meet at Mrs Eunice Publow's next Monday due to Mrs H E Stager's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Eunice Publow
H. E. Stager
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Rushville
Indiana
99C
John Kennard
Bliss & Cowing
Jones
Gee. C. Wyatt & Co
John B. Winship
Ashworth & Stewart
Casaty & Cox
Silberberg Clothing Co
Clothiers
Callahan, Oliver & Co
Fompkins
J. R. Craig
L. Neutzenhelzer
Sas
Jones Dry Goods Store
Nations
L. Beer
Schrichte
Tailor
H. Wolfe
Munro & Guffin
Fresh Meat and Provision Co
Joan 8
Beale
Frank Thompson
Wall Paper
the Home Furnishing Co
W. B. Poe & Son
Ed Tyner
Hunt & Kennedy
Maury & Denning
Ed Crogby
Harriet Plough
W. B. Bodine & Son
Havens & Riggs
Pearce & Palmer
Winship
Sue Gregg
J. W. Hogsett
Merchants’ Association of
Association
Merchants’ Association
Roy H. Jones
Tor
The
Rushville Merchants’ Association
Nelson White
Wren
Otto Rigsbee
Elmore Barnard
Granville Barnard
Morristown
C. E. Wicher
Edwin Macy
Forgale
Ay McViaiay
Arlo Bandy
Paul Play
Indianapolis Star
J. Owient Halford
Earth
A.C. Binford
Henry and
Thomas Riley
Grant City
Alvin White
Capital City
Cleaver
Spiceland
Emma Cox
Miley Cook
Dora Decker
Marion
Charley Cox
Harrison Staley
Frank Stinger
Logan
Pearl Cranfill
James Cranfill
Georgia Ward
Omer Foxworthy
Knightstown
Duty
Chester Hill
Williard Low
Debra Gurley
Levi
M. E
Rev
Omer Hufford
Frank Cook
Miles Cook
Jesse Fort
New Castle
Our Town
Achsah Wilkinson
Kenneth Shields
Henry Riley
Kennard
Isaac Burns
Oscar Chambers
Morrietown
Stella Pearson
Howard Cranfill
Emory Lacy
Hugh Griffith
Kansas City
Mr. Gurley
China
D. M. Ferry & Co
Chase @ Sanborn
Chase & Sanborn
R. E. Henley
Love Bros
Foleystigney
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