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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
8
An advertisement promises home cure for piles using a new absorption treatment. It urges readers to send their address for instructions and free trial samples with local references if asked. Also notes on local real estate transfers, shop ads, and community notices from Fountain County.
Moderate showers ended a heat spell that stressed crops in Kingman Star country. Oats are fine with large acreage while wheat yields vary from six to forty two bushels per acre. Alfalfa crops show three firm cuts with one more expected. Peach crop strong, apples fair. Independence grows with new furniture and saccharine factories. A funeral visit to sister Atkinson and a call for 100 teams reflected city needs as Joe Judson, pioneer, lay ill with typhoid fever.
The Supreme Ruler of the Universe is invoked as we extend sincere sympathy to Brother E. E. Ewbank and Sister Etta Hutton on the death of their father. Resolutions pledge support, request publication in The Kinman Star, and record the notice in our chapter records. Myrtle McCrary Com. 4 Elberta Russell Virgil H. Sanders
Farmers threshing this week while residents and relatives gather for visits. Rev. Noah Dixon and wife of Cayuga stay with daughters here, with other visitors including Mrs Jane Smith Bloomingdale, Mr and Mrs T G Weaver and children, and Miss Lela Green from Chicago. A Social Purity program was held at church Sunday evening.
Governor Marshall backs a state centennial observance for 1910 and proposes the next legislature prepares for a public building to accompany the capitol and house state departments. He argues spending on a lasting structure is preferable to a temporary exposition and promises support for the plan.
KINGMAN hardware promotes gasoline engines to pump water during hot days. Summer work includes lap jods, whips, buggy harness and wagon harness repairs at Woody's. Wm. Cuppy visits Noblesville to see relatives and sell pillow tops. Mr. and Mrs. Barker welcome a baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Clements celebrate a baby girl. Mrs. Clements, formerly Miss Mary Hybarger.
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