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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
2
Coatsville Herald lists Jacob Wolfe as a Punutsien in the post office classification notice with second class mail matter designation.
The National Tribune tallies ages of Union fighters from over 21 to 12 and under, noting 2 041 406 sworn into defense and counting reenlisted soldiers twice. It cites heavy losses, high native-born share, 241 538 boys in blue graves, and Andersonville deaths. calls it a remarkable record and urges readers to visit Campbell & Son ad.
In Brownsburg a four story flour mill owned by Lingeman Adams & Co. caught fire last Friday as the roof burned after soot and embers spread from a stack. James Di Van and local firefighters battled the blaze with water and tearing away roofing to prevent spread. The mill was insured and no ladders existed to reach the top, prompting danger as flames raged while townsfolk watched. The Brownsburg card notes a bank name change and invites local business to use First National Bank for job work.
Thomas Aubrey and Isa visited Boly Adbneys in Coatesville. Harry Hunter and family joined Minta Lechman and Seiya af Joe. Frank Johnson called on Lincoln Masten. Ora and Lena Phillips visited with the Misses Shields. The Brook West wedding was attended. Thomas Vaughan and wife spent the day at Thomas Bowens. John Newman and wife enjoyed a Sunday at Harvey Bais in Mt. Meridian.
Opaque OCR fragment lists individuals and events including visits by Otha and Aime Miller to their sister Mrs Armimies over a weekend. Names such as Miller Shelton and Watson appear in a jumbled line of text with scattered references to unspecified dates and places.
In this week's advertisement Medhattie presents a detailed explanation for horse enthusiasts. The letter covers themes of equine care, training tips, and guidance for buyers, aiming to aid readers in understanding horse ownership.
The readable fragments mention May West Pryey Eli West and family attending a house Friday service in Plainfield bay, plus Mary Lewis Julio Stedds and Lace Newman in a medical setting. Another line notes a person named Soares Doe and a wife called on Mint ts Sunday afternoon in what appears to be local notices.
The item lists visiting relatives and social events around Fillmore including Ceil visiting in Indianapolis, Mrs. Foley wife of Pountand, and Win Jones family at a June gathering. Also mentions Goorin of Indianapolis posting warrants Sunday afternoon and local residents visiting nearby towns.
Description of a home made heating setup using a small gasoline burner to heat a water tank. The false bottom spreads heat across the tank, an air space, braces prevent sagging, and a single burner can manage daily cappings. Process includes melting honey and wax, pressing to remove sludge, and boiling water in about 20 minutes.
Howard H Gross argues rural depopulation stems from scarce social life and limited schooling. He urges consolidated township schools and good roads to keep youths home, enabling high school education and social ties without leaving the farm. Bond funding for roads would raise usable miles and benefit farming communities.
The record shows a fragmented notice mentioning a sale with special prices on summer items. It references Greeneda and a lava related term but lacks full details about dates or exact items.
A brief note on the ongoing development of a cap melting device. The author mentions opening trials in April 1006 and ongoing improvements, stating the system has melted the cap from more than a ton of material.
William E. Greene of Koperial, Cah, describes a capping-melter based on the Kaan principle. The design uses a galvanized tank with corrugations, dimensions about 25 inches by 12 inches, tapering to six inches, and a water bath heated by a hot-air oven beneath. The article notes efficient heating and a compact water tank.
Farmers are urged to test seed vitality by placing a sample in warm moist soil before planting. This quick check helps avoid costly crop failures and wasted seed, ensuring better germination and yields with no cost to the tester.
They debate a singer who claims a professor praised her voice. Jess warns voices can be deceptive while Toss notes that her voice might actually be better than it sounds.
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