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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
6
S. P. Vaughn shipped a car load of hogs this week. A.J. Smith brought in a car load of cattle and hogs for Eastern markets. R. L. Smith shipped hogs and sheep. The season has been good for stock with early grass and fine yields. Several residents visited relatives in nearby towns while others vacationed from Indiana University.
Good even corn for sale with no delivery offered. Contact John Shields at Coatesville Route 2. A humorous line about a Fourth of July party arises with silly musings. Mayor of Martinsville visited family members Ida Asher and Mrs Bareh in Amo on his way home. Bell Clothing Co Greencastle promotes Clothcraft line with wool clothes.
Fragmented OCR note reports medical updates on a child of Mr and Mrs W T Berk with this week’s illness and recovery details. It mentions a Morse incident and a few garbled lines about bees, drones, and residence plans.
Fire found in the stock room of the Friends Publishing Co office threatened nearby businesses. Active bucket brigade prevented greater loss as damage is estimated at about 1500 dollars.
Dues for the quarter ending September 30th are payable at the last meeting night this month. Members are urged to join TLArnis. N. G. V. L. Davis is Secretary.
The third quarterly meeting is scheduled for Sunday June 26 at the church during the regular evening service hour. Brother James G. Campbell will attend. All are cordially invited to attend.
An ad announces hominy feed meal as the best market feed with contact at residence 1128 for prices. A birthday thanks from Mrs. Rath Bundy notes 21st celebration on June 16 with diverse post cards. Other items mention a trip to Aberdeen South Dakota, a local band concert in Ano, and social notes about Shields visiting with his wife.
The Grove land circuit holds its quarterly meeting at Cannan Church on the first Sunday in July. If the church is unfinished, services move to the Simpson residence, as completion is anticipated. All members and friends are invited to attend. Mrs Gambold and Mr and Mrs Vuinehn attended the tablet unveiling in Greencastle Court House honoring Revolutionary Soldiers, including Nathaniel Cunningham, grandfather of Mrs Garnsbold who served in Washington's Life Guards.
Commissioner Lindneer supervised two Little bars on Die Bour Friday morning and found safety processes met. They were sent from the State school to the frotie i Ehadles for the senater then returned to Indianapolis. The trio, including Mrs Advin Grimes and others, later attempted thefts and fled toward Indianapolis. A record clerk notified Mer Linenger, who then directed follow up at Ebdon and Propestras.
Unclear OCR text mentions weather conditions up to a preset time but provides no verifiable details. No identifiable persons, organizations, or locations are readable to establish a concrete agency or event.
Farmers say hay is fine wheat looks good oats promising and corn making headway. They urge timely showers now as warm weather in March and April is hard to come by, noting late sowing can yield best results this year. Vegetation and vegetables show exceptional growth this season.
E B Little of Danville and W J Ward of Carmel led a Danville meeting last Saturday to form the Hendricks County Rob. C. Association. Officers elected include Little president Noel vice president Moon secretary and treasurer. Next meeting set for Danville Saturday night with carriers urged to attend and enroll to help adopt by laws.
The text describes plans by Governor George W. Steele to bring Seraphine entertainers to the Marion Soldiers' Home on July 4 and to explore using an aircraft at the home for entertainment. An emissary visited Indiana to assess feasibility. the interview concluded the aerial show would not proceed due to high demand and limited supply.
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