15 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
1
On a Marinette Wisconsin farm a cat fosters two baby robins beside her kittens after the birds were found in the nest. Locals believe the cat killed the parent and moved the fledglings to the kittens box.
Last Thursday Emmett Boutie received a new Puttley Damniskan tuber cycle that drew cheers from the girls along New Wittelester. A girl named Cathie allegedly rode it over the gate at the fair, and her brother reportedly damaged a pedal but no one swore.
Olive Sutherlin of Groveland spent last Saturday night with Fern Wisehart. Cal Rice plans a large barn four miles north of Reno, to be among the township’s biggest. The Herauo Piano contest closes October 8 and readers are urged to support their organization. Monument dealer M F Bennett erected a monument in Stilesville Cemetery last Monday. Jesse Lechman returned to Indiana after three weeks in Oklahoma, praising Indiana as a preferred home. Coatsville rural route remains listed.
Mr W A Haltom plans a sale on Thursday September 22 at his farm near Belle Union featuring horses sheep and other stock as he vacates the property and it becomes available to rent to a desirable farm any buyers. Mrs J O Cason and Mrs Burness Wad daughter are noted relatives. Mrs Teagan of Lebanon Indiana visited the area last Sunday with baskets at a local store prompting a lighthearted remark about Hoscoe and baskets.
A call to organize today with twenty five divisions for contestants towels and work to be submitted. The note urges forming committees to oversee neighbor hoods and hasten progress as time remains short.
The year opens with several named students advancing to new programs. Choy Phillips and Pruck Steels enter university studies, while Childe OV Newt returns to Padiama University. Marion Knetveer pursues civil engineering at Purdate and MM Medicine takes specialized work in Pourdie.
Fragmented OCR text describes orders for materials to alter equipment and three grades of wood and chest products. Mentions wheat and wind dates, custody, and steady growth claims for Coatssie Mall with implied critique of post road food. Multiple garbled phrases and unclear names.
The Piano Contest opens with M. E. Church Coatesville leading and Odd Fellows Coatesville second as many organizations vie for a $325 piano prize. Organizers urge active solicitation, coupons, and renewals to boost votes, with credits toward future piano purchases for top participants.
Mrs. John Hampton of Indianapolis visits Grace Hampton and Mrs. Drew Harris of Whittier California while Miss Ira Trueblood of Hadley calls on Mrs. Chas Gambold. C R Shortridge and S E Marks enjoy baths this week. E R Ellis improves his tile factory with new paint. Thomas Atkinson and wife of Pine Village visit David Kelso and wife from Monday to Tuesday. Frank Atkinson and wife of Oxford join. The Atkinsons are Warren County residents, former Kelso neighbors.
Want a home and fair improvements in Coatsville with two to six acres. Priced right and want quick replies. Inquire at the HERALD office. Will McAninch joins Clayton Band and cannot give up band life. We regret not supporting a local band.
Wanted help for Arnold Brothers general merchandise store in Stilesville Tad. Seeks a good man with some experience and a good girl with or without experience to clerk. Apply in person.
The Gambald and Campbell firm changed hands last week with Mr Campbell retiring and Mr Gambald continuing the grocery and fresh meat business. Jack, an experienced worker, joins to support customer needs while Campbell shifts to devote full time to the hardware business.
Large half sheet posters advertise a Friday sale of stock, farming machinery, household goods, and related items from DPD and Rhoades. The sale is described as one of the season’s largest, with 220 months time on sums under zero dollars.
The Bios team from an unnamed place lost to Coatesville 6 to 1. McCoy allowed only one hit and the visitors could muster a lone run. Eliott led with four safeties while Bates scored the first run. Bravo errors and miscues plagued the Bios.
In a 13 inning contest the Chicago Giants and Spruders finish 6 to 6 as darkness halts play. Other scores include Evansville over Terre Haute 4 to 2 and Wheeling 4 to 2 over Veazey.
Salvester Enett displays a Vietor 2 horsepower gasoline engine with a pump in his business room. Built by Almo Manufacturing Co of Hirschkire Michipan it is touted as the best on the market and backed by Ellett. Easy to start and run with compact size, it aims to attract engine buyers to Ma. Wilett before other dealers.
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