County correspondence from Clarksburg notes shifts and society
W J Gemmill visited Indianapolis. Harry Moore spent Sunday with kin. Ethel Coles attends school at Moores Hill. Margaret Moore visits grandparents James and wife. Nora Antle visits brothers C E and Albert Kincaid. Abe Morford eyes livery barn in Greenfield. D F Hite returns from Indianapolis after visiting daughter Myrtle Folks. Leroy Dobyns and wife head to Madison to stay with George L Dobyns. Methodists lose a minister as Anthony from Sandusky goes to Clarksburg and Dugan to Carthage. Fugit township Democrats name T W Seniour for trustee and H W Davis for assessor. Lark Davis operated on at St Vincent hospital Indianapolis for tumor. Bets Nu Tau Club hosts fourteen girls at Elizabeth King’s home. Mr and Mrs King plan Greensburg move in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Gemmill
Indianapolis
Harry Moore
Ethel Coles
Moores Hill
Margaret Moore
James Moore
Abe Morford
Greenfield
D. F. Hite
Myrtle Folks
Anthony
Sandusky
Clarksburg
Dugan
Carthage
Fugit Township
Carmel
T. W. Seniour
H. W. Davis
Lark Davis
St. Vincent Hospital
G. W. Hite
C. E. Kincaid
Bets Nu Tau Club
Elizabeth King
Mrs. King
Greensburg
Ethel Greenbaum
Lizzie Maze
Chicago
Patterson
Brookville
Will Dobyns
Lillie Moore
Nora
Charles
Albert Kincaid
Kingston Community Notes Mixed with Travel and Visits
Local residents report social visits and travels including Henry Dravis purchasing a gas engine, Miss Mary Wilson visiting home folks, Shaw Davis flying to Adams, Clyde Kitchin calling on kin, and Yelbert Davis with wife visiting relatives at Williamstown. Also updates on church attendance, relatives in Greensburg and Greensburg visitors, and a letter from Charles Clifford of the U S S Maine describing Egypt and biblical sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw Davis
Adams
Clyde Kitchin
Rush County
Yelbert Davis
Williamstown
High School to Add Fourth Year Next Monday
Typhoid illness keeps Prosser Clark sick as other town residents attend gatherings. James H. Worth spent Sunday with L. D. Hamilton. Beta Nu Tan club meets Mrs. Sylvia Freeland Friday afternoon. Will Fillinger, brother of Mrs. Lou Kerrick, is dead in Virginia. Several locals visit relatives and travel to Chicago. The hack line resumes under Abe Morford. Fugit township Republicans plan an ox roast and hope to bring James Watson to Clarksburg. Ed Fee praised the Indianapolis meeting after speaking at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosser Clark
James H. Worth
L. D. Hamilton
Beta Nu Tan Club
Sylvia Freeland
Holsch
Oberlin College
Lou Kerrick
Will Fillinger
Virginia
Riley Runnles
New Carlsle
John Brodies
Abe Morford
Fugit Township
Clarksburg
James Watson
Social Roundabout at Milroy and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Robert Ramer is ill with typhoid fever. Hazel Goddard visited James Martins near Richland. Mary and Jessie Nation of Greensburg were guests over Sunday. Mrs. Adam Hoffman and Myrtle visited Mrs. Louie Laughlin. Oscar Linville and Ben Dotson visited Will Dotson in Milroy. Chamberlain family from Boone county visited EC Nations and relatives. Harry and Lillian Proctor of Louisville were guests of Robert Proctor. Milroy ladies Golay Ricketts and Richey visited Pearl Meek. Mona Coy and children of Adams visited F. Nation and wife. W A Williams hosted dinner with Nation family and Joseph Chamberlain. Ben Dotson returned to Sylvan Dell for grandfather’s illness. Fred Mock family, Jacob Brown family, Ed Cowan family, and Will Palmer hosted guests, along with Frank Martin and wife, at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Newhouse
Indianapolis
Church of the Good
John Bruner
Clarksburg
Renzo Wolford
Martin Bruner
Lewis Brook
Greensburg
Charles Clifford
U. S. S. Maine
Port Said
Egypt
Cairo
Joseph
Jesus
Herod
Moses
Adam Hoffman
Myrtle
LouieLaughlin
Oscar Linville
Ben Dotson
Will Dotson
Milroy
Joseph Chamberlain
Boone County
Nation’s
W. A. Williams
E. C. Nation
Sylvan Dell
Kentucky
Fred Mock
Jacob Brown
Richland
Ed Cowan
Will Palmer
Frank Martin
Burl Clark
Emmet Clark
Why Colds are Dangerous and Chamberlain’s Remedy
The article warns that ordinary colds heighten risk of pneumonia chronic catarrh and other infections and claims diphtheria scarlet fever measles and whooping cough are more likely after a cold. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the quickest cure and notes it is sold at Batterton's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batterton’s
Local notes from Muscatatuck and Westport area
Panter Creek reports D Trisler of Muscatatuck passing through Sunday. Chris Gross to occupy Wella Hall house vacated by Hobbs. Hahn and Wittkemper hauling logs from O. T. Manlove farm to Westport. John Ellingwood and wife move to James Taylor farm west of Westport. E. M. Summitt sold cattle to a Mr Fowl near Millhousen. Dr. Levy of Millhousen bought stock including a fine team of mares from Ellingwood. Humorous mishap at Trisler Hill when Henry Redelman’s wagon slips on cane and overturns halfway down. details via Redelman or Gus Pfeifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Trisler
Muscatatuck
Chris Gross
Wella Hall
Hobbs
Hahn
Trisler Hill
Henry Redelman
Mr. Redelman
Gus Pfeifer
La Loma Place Community Notes Highlight Local Illness and Harvest
Mrs. Elmer Woodruff remains ill while Mrs. W. M. Carr visited her son W. E. Carr. James Readnour and Clarence Eddis attend their regular Sunday visit. John Sanders and Frank Sanders with families visited Forest Hill mother who is sick. Miss Iva Allen improves and may be out soon. Elmer Woodruff reports peach thiefs. he will reclaim jars if questioned. Rain aids wheat sowing and ground work. Many have begun sowing with brief insect concerns. corn drying and ready to harvest. some fields already cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sanders
Frank Sanders
Forest Hill
Iva Allen
Local notices from Newpoint community bulletin
Residents visit relatives and travel as several families plan moves and shopping trips. Several residents like Miss Bertie Martin Miss Ednn McDermott Miss Lillie Morton and Mrs. Bertha Miller appear in weekend visits while George Neimeyer and Arch Bohner prepare address changes and new homes. A Sunday ball win at Batesville 4 to 0 and church services at the Christian church conclude the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Meyers
Greensburg
Ednn McDermott
Mabel Higdon
Batesville
Lillie Morton
Bertha Miller
George Eagle
Indianapolis
Westport notes move and visits around town
Rev C E Hester and family relocate to Homestead. Many residents and visitors travel to Indianapolis and Anderson. Births, visits, and departures mark the week with multiple families and towns including Letts Lawrenceburg North Vernon and North Vernon referenced alongside local funeral services for Uncle George Boicourt. The passage ends with the death and burial of Robert Moir at North Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Armstrong
Letts
George Alexander
Dick Gallimore
Union
Charles Cain
Frank
Indianapolis
Mary Gentry
Frank Wheeldon
Waynesburg
Mamie Gallagher
Piqua
Ohio
Celeste Ammerman
Lawrenceburg
Oliver Ketchum
Smith Kelley
North Vernon
Robert Moir
James
Hannah Moir
M. E. Church
J. G. Brengle
Electric Bitters Endorsed By Local Resident
Mrs. M. M. Davison of San Jose lauds Electric Bitters as a powerful family remedy for headache biliousness and liver and bowel torpor. She claims a bottle offers more digestive health than any other remedy she knows. Sold under guarantee at F. M. Henry & Co. drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Davison
Gifford Avenue
San Jose
Cal
F. M. Henry & Co
Imperial olive oil offered at Batterton's
Imperial olive oil priced at 60 cents a pint at Batterton's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
Batterton’s
Issue and Party Record From Sherman Speech of Acceptance
The piece argues that the central campaign question is whether Roosevelt’s administration should be approved and the Republican party retained for its four decades of legislation and administration. It portrays Republicans as experienced and trustworthy, urging voters to support them in the November verdict over a group of perceived reformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Markets Report Snapshot
Market data shows varied figures with several price points including 15¢, 6.10, 6.50, 4.85, 5.85, 3.10, 3.70, 4.25, 4.50, 6.00, 6.50, 3.50, and 4.90. Specific items or sources are not identified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
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Nora Antle
Brothers
C. E. and
Leroy Dobyns
Madison
George L. Dobyns
Kingston
Henry Dravis
Cliff Carroll
Roll Gregory
Family Sunday
J. G. Donnell
Minnie
Beulah Rider
Florence Bruner
St. Paul
George Lyons
Vevay
Harry
Will Harrell
Henry County
Louisville
Barney Robison
Burne McCoy
John Robison
J.C Robison
Ed Fee
Legislature
Presbyterian Church
Robert Ramer
Hazel Goddard
James Martin’s
Mary and
Jessie Nation
Harry and
Lillian Proctor
Robert Proctor
Mesdames
Barbara Golay
Kate Ricketts
John Richey
Pearl Meek
Mona Coy
F. Tc. Nation
Panther Creek
la Loma Place
Elmer Woodruff
W. M. Carr
W. E. Carr
James Readnour
Clarence Eddis
Elmer
Newpoint
Charlie Meyer
Bertie Martin
George Neimeyer
Jennie Wood
Henry Kammerling
Christian Church
Bro. Robinson
John Huber
Hamilton, Ohio
Adam Huber
Frank Colson
John Colson
Margaret
Edward Neimeyer
George Meyers
New Pennington
Logan Williams
Ernest Schrader
St. Louis
Fred Neimeyer
Harry Carter
Opal
Florine
Alfred Harding
Mr. Ferguson
Gus Sudding
Arch Bohner
Westport
C. E. Hester
Homestead
Rich Ballman
Wilson Utter
William Cann
Edgar
Anderson
Ira Colson
Clyde Dishinger
Rushville
Mary Kenton
William Delappe
Mrs
Anna Robinson
Jefferson County
Arthur McCall
Greenview, NJ
S. H. Williamson
James H. Toppas
Mrs. Stewart
Missouri
A. C. Hughbanks
Alice Grayson
George Evans
Louis Wolfe
California
Elijah Summitt
Mabel Boicourt
Shelbyville
Emma Wyce
Landus Scripture and Wife
Cincinnati
George’’ Boicourt
Fiscus & Templeton
North Side Square
William H. Taft
Congressional
Congress
William O. Barnard
Albert W. Phillips
Jethro C. Meek
Oscar B. Trimble
Lindsey C. Jackson
Bruce Craig
T. B. Gullefer
Frank Alexander
William G. Updike
Washington Township
Will C. Ehrhardt
Henry C. Snell
Sherman
Santos
Ashed Santos
Guatemala
Linegar Bros
I Cies Hess Savanes
Jepart
Sam
Aph
Raly
Sundar
Mailand Express
St. Louis Express
Chicago Mail
Knickerbocker
White City
Specia
St. Louis Mail
Columbus
Co. W.& M Bra
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