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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
7
Local notes report Mildred Bennett visiting relatives in Bedford. Mentions other residents traveling, illnesses, church revivals, social visits, and community events across Coatesville and nearby towns. Includes weather impacts, a memorial, and local notices.
A windy storm and heavy rain hit Broad Park last Sunday. Funeral services were held Tuesday for Mrs. James Buis at the Christian church in Stilesville, with a large crowd in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Roma Meladden returned to Indianapolis. Walter Kinsey and family of Stilesville visited Abr. and Mrs. Gaylord Stockwell on Sunday. The Sunday School Convention met at Walnut Chapel on Sunday. Elizabeth Umberfeld of Peekskill, New York, reportedly fractured her arm while demonstrating gymnastics she learned from Billy Sunday.
A batch of local sale notices lists corn, sweepers, scales, a Poland China hog, bricks, a U S mail box, a five room house with two lots on East Main, a dirt cheap four room house, old newspapers, and a Shetland pony for trade. Names include D K Hope, Mrs F T McAninch, George Wise, W V Rollings, Charles Christy, Gail Hurst, and The Herald office in Amo and Coatesville.
A local classified column invites more than 2,000 readers weekly to place items for sale rent and property listings. The notice emphasizes rapid results through this column and encourages engagement from readers.
Local classifieds offer a service to connect renters with available houses farms or rooms. The ad suggests using a finder service to speed up the search and reduce repeated inquiries.
A column offers to recover lost stock or variables, promising to bring back what is missing. The piece hints at a retrieval service or guidance column for misplaced items in trade or data sets.
A writer argues that a college education is useful only if paired with practical judgment. He contends many capable men succeed without formal schooling, and that good horse sense can outweigh academic training.
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