Kingman Arabs Form Cold Aggressive 191
Kingman fans excite as a strong baseball team forms for the coming summer now called the Kingman Arabs replacing Kingman Leaders. Home games planned, with Wingate visiting next Sunday and challenging the team to win. lineup includes Sanders pitcher, Woody catcher, Wilkey brothers, Bane Deal, Elwell, Hepler, Virgil Sanders, Jones, and manager Mark Inlow. Secretary Rog McAlister assists.
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Kingman
Kingman Arabs
Wingate
Calvin Sanders
Roscoe Woody
Ray Wilkey
Guy Wilkey
Bane Deal
Frank Elwell
Jas Hepler
Virgil Sanders
Clark Jones
Mark I[nlow
Rog McAlister
Sunday Guests From Aiward Dix and Sowers
Mr and Mrs Elmer Aiward Mr and Mrs Ben Dix and Perry Sowers and family were Sunday guests of Tohn Gillum and family.
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Elmer Aiward
Ben Dix
Perry Sowers
Tohn Gillum and
Interurban Route Debate From Crawfordsville Magnate
The Crawfordsville Review quotes an interurban magnate who argues the line should follow the Big Four route between Crawfordsville and Danville, estimating a shorter mileage than the steam road. He insists profitability relies on through passenger and freight business and cautions against a multi-town route that would remain mostly local. He notes western territory lacks railroad facilities and could benefit, but emphasizes the need for clear traffic sources and a direct line to secure dividends.
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The
Crawfordsville Review
Crawfordsville
Danville
Milage
Jurors Chosen for April Term of Fountain Circuit Court
Jurors drawn to act as jurymen for the April term of the Fountain Circuit Court convened last Monday. Grand Jury includes Frank Campbell, Van Buren. Thomas Bove, Cain Hampton, O Black, Logan Cord, Richland. Ray Hickman, Troy Funk. Petit Jury lists Julius Miller, Cain Day, John Roads, James Atkins, Alward, Jackson Bodine, Ward Coats, Glascock, Carlson, McClure Jr.
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Fountain
Frank S. Campbell
van Buren
Thomas J. Bove
Cain Hampton O. Black
Logan Robert L. Cord
Richland
Ray Hickman
Troy Jesse Funk
Davis
Petit Jury
Julius Miller
Cain Thomas J. Day
Millcreek
John Roads
Wabash
Edward DeSuitors
Davis James C. Atkins
Chris Brant
Fulton James McClure, Jr
Richland Bloomer
Alward
Jackson Ward Bodine
Troy Elmer Coats
Henry Glascock
Millcreek C
Alfre Carlson
Kingman Highs Travel to Covington for 12 to 20 Win
Local notes show visits by Chas Massey to Mecca and Mrs Dennis Shell from Yeddo, with Mrs L Steinbaugh and son Robert in Silverwood. J W Metsker transacted business in Attica and Williamsport. Two organs for sale by L C King & Co. Ben Durman from Champaign visiting relatives. High school baseball team defeated Covington 12 to 20. Mrs A H Dickens with daughter to Terre Haute to attend Ben Hur.
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Kingman High School
Covington
A. H. Dickens
Claude McGraw
Terre Haute
The Old Reliables Back in Kingman Baseball Battery
RC D Woody and Calvin Sanders, whose bikenesses appear above, will again constitute the battery of the Kingman base ball team this Season. Every one knows what this means. Come out Sunday and see this pair working.
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RC D
Woody
Calvin Sanders
Kingman
Junior Senior Reception at Kingman Hotel Delights Classes
A Kingman Junior-Senior reception last Friday night at the Kingman hotel transformed the office room into a parlor with pennants drapery and a display unseen before. Colors were old rose and steel the Junior class colors. An evening long remembered was enjoyed by both classes with a bounteous repast in the dining room and Miss Ethel Cox aiding in music.
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Kingman
Ethel Cox
Miller Reid Nuptials at Indianapolis Ceremony
Warren Miller and Mrs Tina Reid of Georgetown wed in Indianapolis recently. Miller, a popular conductor on the Ridge Farm and Danville interurban line, and the bride, reared in Georgetown, are well regarded. Ridgefarm friends extend congratulations.
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Warren Miller
Tina Reid
Georgetown
Indianapolis
Miller
Ridge Farm
Danville
Ridgefarm
Ridgefarm Republican
Cable Nelson pianos touted at local Kingman store
Advertisements note Cable-Nelson pianos sold by L. C. King & Co. in Harvey and Printy’s Millinery Store with claims of superior workmanship and long-term value. Mentions various local figures and shops, past travel, and a graduation event at the opera house with Prof Tapy as speaker.
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Cis Merly
Cable-Nelson
Cable Nelson
Cable-Nelson Pianos
L. C. King & Co
Kingman
O. B. Morrison
Harvey & Printy
Opera House
Kingman and Vicinity
Tapy
Wabash College
Indian Runner Duck Eggs for Sale by J S Marks
Indian Runner duck eggs offered by J S Marks at 50 cents for 13 and 350 dollars for 100. Sale details dated 5 13.
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J. S. Marks
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J. W. Bonebrake
Indiana
Big Ben
H. P. McCrary
Alexander’s
Chas Massey
Mecca
Mrs. Dennis Shell
Yeddo
L. Steinbaugh
Robert
Silverwood
J. W. Metsker
Attica
Williamsport
Ben Durman
Champaign
Ill
Myer & Dillon
John T. Carter
Veedersburg
Ruby Ratcliff
Owen Hixon
C.E Howrey
Cable- Nelson
Margaret Smith
Willa Gray
Karl Wright
Katherine Glascock
Pioneer Drug Store
A. P' McCrary
Levi Irwin
Levi Redenbaugh
Cloyd van Duyn
Ned Inlow
Mr. Inlow
Imperial
Della McCauley
Jas
Hepler
Velva
Cecil Moore
Zula Howell
Messrs
C. EF. van Duyn
Ralph Keefer
Chas. Gillum
Dan Shanks
C. H. Ratcliff
P G. Smith
Mrs. T. M. Jackson
Alexander’s Grocery
Ness
Kingman Hardware Co
Hartford
Scott E. Ratcliff
G. W. Spencer
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