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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1911
Page
5
The en grossed senate bill six introduces mandatory voter registration with a March precinct boundary change, appoints a registration inspector in April, and two clerks by party leaders. Registrations occur May, September, and October prior to November elections. nonregistration bars voting. costs borne by county treasury.
T M Jackson accompanied a livestock consignment to Indianapolis Monday. The U B Church ladies hosted a dinner and supper at opening Saturday, receipts totaling 1.35. They sold a quilt and a comfort at auction in the afternoon for 6, bringing total to 25.35. They thank local business people for patronage.
Ex Kansas governor Hoch says Chicago leads in money order business due to mail order, harming small western towns. He calls the policy unpatriotic and destructive to local merchants and warns of economic and national security costs.
Vern Thomas visited Cates Sunday. Mrs. William Boyer remains on the sick list. Wilber Shell has been ill this week. Joseph Hawkins called on A B Rardin Monday. William Boyer roofs a new barn this week. Adah Dotson called in Harveysburg Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ham Ratcliff spent Sunday at Wm. Ephlin’s. Ephlin and Ratcliff visited Tom Ratcliff’s Sunday. Mrs. John Gilliam and Mrs A H Bardin called on Mrs. Tom Ratcliff Tuesday. Liota Thomas guest of Lawrence Bowsher Tuesday. Joe Newman Frank Carr visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Carr Sunday. Mary Ratcliff and children spent the first of the week with the Ephlin and Mann families and others.
Chas Mitchell from Cates visited Fulton Draft Horse Co on Saturday to obtain bills. Mitchell states the stock is in splendid condition this spring and invites visitors to call.
Prior Cates traveled Tuesday toward Veedersburg en route home. A wanted ad seeks to buy a good Jersey cow with inquiries at the office. Paul DeVerter visited Crawfordsville relatives from Monday for a few days. Rev. Pliny Cox his wife and daughter Leota dined with the Puckett family Sunday.
Mrs C C Gorkey of Northfield Virginia describes five years of heart trouble with pain under the shoulder blade and breathlessness. After six bottles of Dr Miles Heart Remedy she reports being cured and advises others with fluttering to try the product. The ad notes that a weak heart is like any other organ and can be strengthened with the remedy, offering a money back guarantee.
A letter from the agent for Chas. A. Stevens 2 Bros lists season styles in women and misses wear. It promises fashion plates samples and the lowest US prices with help on selections measurements alterations and delivery at store or catalogue prices.
If you suffer from bleeding itching blind or protruding piles send me your address and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial with references from your own locality if requested Immediate relief and permanent care assured Send no money but tell others of this offer For home reference please calls on or address my agent Mrs J C Sanders Box 146 Kingman Jad
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