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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
9
Local items list visits and contacts among residents and families in Coatsville and nearby towns. Movements include E R Ellis in Indianapolis, Doc Perry in Coatsville, and many calls among Lisby, Elrod, Gambold, and Masten families. Events include church, weddings, shopfront upgrades, and a blizzard of social activities.
John Masten reported his 14 year old son Garrett was thrown from a riding cultivator when startled horses bolted on the road. He suffered only superficial cuts and bruises after a physician’s examination, and was soon about again. The horses ran three miles without injury.
Mr 8 Eo Mark of Coatsville patents a telephone lightning protector that withstood a 3000 volt test by Terre Haute Heat and Light Co. The device is simple to manufacture and could spur local production benefiting Coatsville. orders for 1000 protectors are already placed and a factory may be built here.
Fragmentary statements by s. Fk. Lockridge and references to Thomas Dewlings, Henry Clay, and regional politics in Putnam County. Text is garbled with many misspellings and unresolved names, hindering a coherent summary of events or dates.
Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Pawnee Bill's Far East join in one exhibition run by Col W F Cody and Mayer Gordon W. Lillie. The act pairs famed horseman feats with Oriental attractions from elephants to camel tricks and exotic performers. They plan a July 1st Indianapolis engagement.
E Masten of Coatsville lists homing meal tankage poultry bone and chicken feed on hand and offers high grade fertilizer at low prices. He also pays top prices for hay and invites customers to call for prices.
A brief note describes Turkish as the softest toned of modern languages, highlighting its mellifluous quality and linguistic charm for readers interested in language styles and phonetics.
Mrs Horner who has been visiting Mrs Jos Solsman has returned to her home in Morgan county.
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