Charles A. Mahan Nominated for County Agent Post
Charles A. Mahan, formerly Randolph County agent, met with trustees to discuss the local post. He toured the city with Joe Miller to learn conditions and his nomination will be formalized at the Monday trustees meeting. Mahan holds two degrees from Kentucky State University and has long agricultural experience including time in Hendrickson Kentucky and three years in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Mahan
Randolph County
Joe Miller
Tir. Mahan
Kentucky State University
Hendrickson
Kentucky
Philippines
Purdue University
Claude Wyant Buys Star Cleaning Works
Claude Wyant a bookkeeper at Citizens National Bank has purchased Star Cleaning Works on East Main Street from Paul Stathes and takes immediate possession. He plans remodeling with modern machinery and exclusive features. Ed Ware will run the business starting next Monday while Wyant remains at the bank. The new owner will offer cleaning and pressing and keep other departments including a shoe shining parlor. Local friends predict he will gain share of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Wyant
Citizens National Bank
Star Cleaning
East Main Street
Paul Stathes
Wyant
Ed Ware
Ware & Caster
Mr. Wyant
Treasury official inspects four sites for new federal building
W H Fields from the Treasury Department in Washington visited the city to inspect four site options for the federal building. He conferred with owners, met a businessmen committee, and will report to superiors in Washington. Final site recommendations will be released through proper authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
W. H. Fields
Treasury Department
Washington
Fields
Department
Plans for Rabbit Supper Dec 15 Discussed at Session
The Eagles held a session for the annual officer election and announced a rabbit supper for December 15. The committee promised a great time and elected officers include Past Worthy President Will Dinsmore, Worthy President Ernest McMullin, Worthy Vice President Augustus Binder, Worthy Chaplain Bernard Snyder, Worthy Conductor Albert Schauffler, Secretary Will Ehrhardt, Recording Secretary William Snell, Treasurer Charles Edkins, Inner Guard Fielding Long, Outer Guard Cooper King, Trustees James Ford C Loyd Charles Tumilty, and Physicians Dr. E T Riley Dr J G Glass Dr E D Jewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Will Dins
Worthy
Augustus Binder
Bernard Snyder
Albert Schauffer
Will Ehrhardt
William Snell
Charles Edkins
Fielding Long
Cooper King
James Ford
C. J. Loyd
Charles Tumilty
E. T. Riley
J. G. Glass
E. D. Jewett
Croup Attacks Stop After Foley's Honey and Tar Dose
Billie Mayberry of Eckert Georgia recalls two children beginning a choking cough and croup attack three weeks ago. She gave Foley's Honey and Tar before bed and the next morning the cough and signs of croup were gone. The ad claims the product is sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croup
Billie Mayberry
Eckert
Foley
Farmers with Multiple Cows Win Premiums Listed
The Polk Sanitary Milk Company announced prize-winners from its formal opening. Farmers who contracted for more than one cow earned extra chances and could win additional prizes including one bag, five pounds of dairy feed, dish sets, and the three cows. The list includes Wm Bowlby, W P Thurston, Joe Wenning, John Moller, Ben Menkhaus, Mick Mauer, Andrew Martin, John Stier, Wm Osting, W S Whipple, C E Moss, J N Stout, R E Lawson, Delgar Moore, Charles Knorr, Ed Stewart, A F Anderson, Edwin L Meek, Jessie Maudlin, C M Finley, J W Crise, F E Hodson, H M Gilmore, Mrs Ethel Ray, Paul Scheidler, John B Rolfes, Ben Goldsmitt, Mrs W A Wilson, Ed L Metz, A P Hughes, J B Patton, L E Thurston, Ed Short, Lam Kirby, Wm C Austin, E D Morgan, Geo A Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Sanitary Milk Company
Wm. Bowlby
W. P. Thurston
Joe Wenning
John Moller
Bills Filed Show County Election Costs in Decatur County
County records show the recent Decatur election cost 1773.17 including ballots, election staff, polling place boards, meals, booth repairs and transport. The March primary cost 1834.95, highlighting the high expense of primaries and campaigning under the current law. The county commissioners meet Monday to review bills and consider applications for courthouse custodian and jail physician, with road specifications filed for Fred Scott road in Fugit township and a Columbus joint session planned with Bartholomew on Cooper road. The Rev. Fr. Fein of New Albany, priest there since 1888, died after years of service. his funeral marks another priest’s burial in the city within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Barbe
Court House
Frank Bryan
F. M. Bitters
Fred Scott Road
Fugit Township
Columbus
Bartholomew Board
Cooper Road
Candy Makers Suffer From Higher Costs Under the H L C
George Cosmos notes the hunger in the candy trade as the h. c. l. raises input prices. Sugar and milk costs have nearly doubled, squeezing profits for chocolates and confections. Ice cream prices rise with milk shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cosmas
Cosmos
Rev Henry P Fein Dies After Illness at St Marys
The Rev Henry P Fein rector of St Marys church died at 10 this morning after a six month illness. Cancer of the stomach manifested as throat trouble led to his death. Funeral services will be held at St Marys church Wednesday at 9 30 AM. Burial will be in New Albany. Fein came here two years ago to succeed the late Rev Fichter. More funeral plans to be announced Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica Fein
New Albany
Mary
Fein
Paul
Jacob
Joseph
J. B. Braundorfer
Kansas City
Kas
John C. Wagoner
Elizabeth Stoesser
Chicago
Vincennes
Rockport
Ind
North Madison
St. Joseph’s Church
Vanderburg County
St. Joseph’s
Henry P. Fein
St. Mary’s Church
Fichter
Why Rheumatism Comes With Cold Weather
VALENTINE A describes a link between cold weather and rheumatism. He cites Prof. Alex Haig and uric acid buildup as the root cause, notes that reduced sweating and kidney load in cold weather worsen the condition, and advises hot water, the uric acid dissolver An uric tablets, and occasional liver cleanse with a laxative to prevent rheumatism gout and joint pain. He promotes open air exercise and Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Alex. Haig
London
Mott Pierce
M. D
James Arnold Former Alert resident dies at Cragmont
James Arnold age 64 of Seymour and former Alert resident died Thursday morning at Cragmont Hospital Madison after long illness Pneumonia listed as cause He taught school 45 years across Bartholomew Rush and Madison counties serving seven years as superintendent of ward schools in Alexandria He leaves a widow five sons six brothers and one sister Funeral held this afternoon at Bear Creek Baptist Church with Rev J C Nicholson officiating burial in Bear Creek Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Arnold
Seymour
Cragmont Hospital
Madison
Mr. Arnold
Alert
Bartholomew
Rush
Arnold
Ward
Alexandria
Indiana
William T. Arnold
Methodist
Bluffton
Roy Arnold
Indianapolis
Guy W. Arnold
del Rio
Texas
Harley Arnold
Marion
Albert Arnold
William Magee
Anderson
John C. Arnold
Bear Creek Baptist Church
J. C. Nicholson
Bear Crek
Foley Offers Trial Package by Mail
A brotherly offer advertises a mail order trial package from Foley & Co. at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago containing Foley Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Enclose five cents with your name and address to receive the set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Victor Hugo Dreamer Foretold Peaceful World Union
The passage presents a visionary view attributed to Victor Hugo, praising dreamers who foresee a future of commerce and ideas over war. It envisions a era of universal suffrage, arbitration, museums over arms, and a united United States of America and Europe exchanging goods, culture, and progress under Creator guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
England
Diet
Germany
Legislative Assembly
France
United States of America
United States of Europe
Kingston Community Club to Convene in Community Hall
Kingston residents prepare for the Kingston Community Club meeting in the Community Hall on Wednesday evening with an address by J Hal Hamilton. Decatur County Sunday School Association officers Mrs W K Stewart Charles E Kincaid and Mrs Mary Logan visited Adams Sunday schools reporting fine conditions. Will Robison and family returned from Indianapolis after a reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Alva M Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston Community Club
J. Hal Hamilton
W. K. Stewart
Charles E. Kincaid
Mary Logan
Clarksburg
Adams
Baptist
Decatur County Sunday-school Association
Will Robison
Zamily
Indianapolis
Alva M. Reed
Bank Official Recommends Foley Kidney Pills
Thom T. J. Norrell vice president of the Bank of Cottonwood Texas writes that he has received relief and recommends Foley Kidney Pills to anyone with kidney trouble. The issue notes kidney trouble manifests as worry aches pains soreness stiffness and rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Norrell
Bank of Cottonwood
Tex
Danger Signal Cough Remedy Urges Immediate Care
A cough is a danger signal like a fire bell and should be treated by curing the underlying disease. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is endorsed by Mrs. Tomas Beeching of Andrews Indiana for persistent coughs after colds or grip. It is advertised as obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomas Beeching
Andrews, Ind
Chamberlain
Ladies' Aid Society Rummage Sale Nets About 60
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian church cleared about sixty dollars from a rummage sale held last week and raised over seventy dollars at a bazaar in Bonner and Meek's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Bonner & Meek’s
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Star Cleaning Works
Treasury DE
Ernest McMul
Lin
Crag
Victor Hugo — Dreamer
Kingston
Bank
Kodaks
Kodak
St. John & Guthrie
Daniel Boone
Louisville
Chas. C. Stoll Oil CO
West Side Square
Greensburg
Pulse & Porter
Linegar Bros
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