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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1907
Page
4
C F Smit of the Variety is an optician and watch repairer who also handles town mail. He produced souvenir postal cards for trade use, promising a complete Kingman history in pictures. The Crawfordsville fair offers $5500 in speed purses with daily balcony convention and a big band. E S Booe and family camp at Turkey Run this week.
J M Cory, proprietor of the pioneer Crug store, is presented as a King county pioneer. He arrived twenty years ago on June 29 and established his business, having been a druggist for twenty nine years and one of the county’s oldest dealers. His store uses an old log cabin design as an advertising emblem identified with his name.
Prominent local business house Redenbaugh's drug store in Kingman is highlighted for its long years in the trade. Owner Mr. Redenbaugh is praised for experience and modern business practices, with a soda fountain offering fruit flavored ice creams in hot months.
Dr A L Ratcliff, a Kingman physician with a long local practice, is a Merom Indiana native who trained at Union Christian College and Illinois Medical College, graduating in 1894 and 1905 respectively. Ephlin runs the Eureka Whiskyarium for eight years, with neat shop, skilled barbers, and Royal Tailoring Co suits offered on site.
INLOW Brothers promoted as busy hardware dealers with a large stock and forthcoming winter stove line. Kingman Telephone Co. is highlighted as a local service with long distance links. Profiles include Black and Steinbaugh rebuilding a property, Dr. A A Williamson a prominent physician, and social notes on David Ewbank, Mrs. E P Bales, and Miss Laura Sims visiting from Attica and Pana Illinois.
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