Lester's Busy Store Local Notices Roundup
Local items report deaths of Mrs. Richard K. Freeman's wife at Bond Hill and Mrs. John Williams of Zionsville Indiana. Visitors include Thomas Mathey from Metamora and Ambrose Williams from Harrisburg. Election of Pocahontas officers and various social visits detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard K. Freeman
Laurel
Bond Hill
Cincinnati
Thomas Mathey
Metamora
Ambrose Williams
Harrisburg
John Williams
Zionsville
Indiana
Local Visitors and Construction News from Cambridge City Area
Lester's Busy si. Mr and Mrs Byron Culver and daughter Florence of near Harrisburg and Mr and Mrs Harry Curtis of Bentonville visited Rev W Payton and family yesterday. Wright Wagner brick masons secure contract for brick work on a stove foundry at Cambridge City 65 by 130 feet ground beam. Ad dress Viola A Hobbs Boz 84 Alcuna mit William Newkirk and family and Mrs McIntosh will leave Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Culver
Florence
Harrisburg
Harry Curtis
Bentonville
Wright & Wagner
Cambridge City
David Risk
Yankeetown
B. M. McCready
Viola A. Hobbs
Boz
Alquina
Mit
Local notes and social updates from Rushville area
Tuesday's Daily reports a factory manager’s alleged reply to an eastern agent about future orders. It lists church attendance, illness, travels, and family visits including Quincy Tate's cancer illness and upcoming arrival of Mrs. Lee Helsted. Local residents John Geyer returns to Connersville to reopen a barber business. Calanthe society meets tomorrow at two. Wayne Beeson visits from Connersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jerman
Everton
Anderson
Joe Miller
Bluffton
Indiana
Misa Lucy Tate
Cleveland
Ohio
Quincy Tate
Lee Helsted
Denver
Colo
John Geyer
Richmond
Ind
Connersville
Carl Elliott
Milton Sonday
Ed Grabel
Carthage
P. J. Rowan
Calanthe Society
Ed Cain
Oak Street
Rushville Republicas
Wayne Beeson
Gas fumes endanger Hamilton family in new home
Fumes from a gas heater in the basement of Lot and Mrs. Hamilton’s west Ninth Street home sickened the two children on the second floor. Mr. Hamilton, away for over an hour, found the basement filled with poisonous fumes and evacuated nearby chickens, half of which died. The children recovered after brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot Hamilton
West Ninth Street
Mr. Hamilton
Mrs. Hamilton
When the Frost Is on the Durnips and Cabbage
J Morris Widdows presents a rustic verse from Rainy Day Poems celebrating farming life in cold weather. The speaker recalls frost on crops like durnips and cabbage, cider making, apple butter, and winter chores, with vivid rural details and a warm homespun tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boet
J. Morris Widdows
Night Riders Riot Hits Hopkinsville in a Bloody Dawn
Five hundred masked riders storm Hopkinsville Kentucky at 2 AM causing over 200000 in property damage. Buildings burn and fronts are wrecked as two men are injured including a cigar buyer and a railroad worker. The chaos follows tobacco wars with arson and gunfire shocking residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Night Riders
Lindsay Mitchell
Imperial
American Snuff Company
Funny Side of New York Panic
Witty Chicago Record excerpt recounts chaotic New York panic scenes during a mass money flurry. A renowned gentleman collapses at a Knickerbocker Trust suspension, revived by water and brandy, then explains his life savings were tied to the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wm. E. Curtis
Chicago
Knickerbocker Trust Company
I Have Left the Old Home and My Homestead
The speaker recalls leaving the old homestead for a smaller home to escape debt. Despite relocating, the neighborhood and church life remain, and the enduring ties to friends, family, and the community persist as generations change. The verse closes with a pledge to stay with the familiar little band of neighbors.
Mrs Huston Henry Found Dead in Yard
Mrs Huston Henry died at her home in Richmond on Sunday morning after stepping into the yard and not returning. Cause noted as paralysis and possible apoplexy. she was about 22 with two young children. Funeral at 1 PM tomorrow at her father James Calking’s home in Union County with burial at Brownsville, procession at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huston Henry
Richmond
S. K. Henry
George Oxtheimer
Henry
James Calking
Union County
Brownsville
Jurors Drawn for Grand and Petit Panels
The grand jurors drawn for the last term are Jonathan Crandal Frank Cummins Charlee McComrick El mer Leftingwell Reese Eby and Charles Heeson. Petit jurors for the November term include Harry W Clifton Richard Shaw Burl Eddy John B Watt Charles Ferguson Samuel Piper John Strong Cash Rose Dan Caldwell Allen P Back ous and Morton Rilby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Crandal
Frank Cummins
Charlee McComrick
Elmer Leftingwell
Reese Eby
Charles Heeson
Harry W. Clifton
Richard Shaw
Burl Eddy
John B. Watt
Charles Ferguson
Samuel Piper
John Strong
Cash Rose
Dan Caldwell
Allen P. Backous
Morton Rilby
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Wetheart
Ctoaks
Lester
Charles Crouse
Dale Florea
Dan Green
Jess Foster
Alpine
Adrian Lockwood
Chiquola
Pocahontas
Minenie Braem
Lily Hudgon
Winona
Emma_ Walters
Fred Heeb
Powhattan
Elisabeth Melhorn
Anna Ackerman
Elizabeth Jackson
James Lawrence
James Custer
Co. BR. Perin
Columbia
Ed DeVelin
George Volkert
Nelson Roth
Allen Wiles
K. of P
S. H. Wright
East Germantown
Frank Wright
Ft. Myer
Florida
Mrs. Jank Caldwell
Yankeetown, Ie
W. J. Rothermel
Milton
Lafe Cokefair
Bentley
Irwin Stevens
Orange Township
Gray
Loran Chambers
Blooming Grove
Mary Bilby
Bunker Hill
John Brumfiel
Near
Waterloo
The
City
William Frice
Charles
Lyons Station
Frank Garrett
Orville Morger
Cora Monger
Glenwood
John Link
L. C. Chambers
Monda
William Newkirk
McIntosh
Leiter
Grand Avenue M. E
Charles Revalee
Cas
Hamilton
Safe Deposit Department
Manhattan Theatre
Manhattan Bank
Bronx
Harlem
M. H. Trusler
George Ostheimer
Castoria
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