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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
4
Budded Peaches For Sale By J Mendenhall
Fruit for sale announced by J Mendenhall offering budded peaches. The notice provides no additional details on price or quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendenhall
Young Couple on Wedding Tour From Villa Grove Indiana
Frank Ewing and his bride visited relatives on their way to southern Indiana for an overland wedding tour. They offer two standard bred fillies sired by Slumber 2:1144 and Wilkesberry as prospects for road or race. No pasture. for particulars write Geo. W. Ford West Lebanon or E. J. Myers Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ewing
Villa Grove
Lal
Indiana
Slumber
Wilkesberry
Geo. W. Ford
West Lebanon
Ind
E. J. Myers
Marshall, Ind
Hairy Vetch a Promising Green Manure Crop
Purdue University reports hairy vetch a legume suitable for green manuring with adaptable soil use and high yields when grown with rye or alone. August sowing yields up to nine and three fourths tons green weight per acre. inoculation may be necessary. risks include winter kill and weed-like spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Homecoming Set at Centennial on August 20
Lewis Dix was in Covington on business Saturday. Mr and Mrs Geo Hays returned Saturday from a two week visit with relatives near Belmore. The annual homecoming will be held at Centennial on Sunday August 20. A special program will be prepared and a grand good time is anticipated. Everybody is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Dix
Covington
Centennial
Zula Howell
Terre Haute
Will Dowden
Dowden
Pana, Il
D. R. Howell
James Sowers
John Stoup
Manson Lewis
Iva
H. H. Puckett
Elva
John and
Montell
Audra Little
Fairview Community Notes Reflect Illnesses Visits and Farewells
Fairview residents report names of sick neighbors including J. N. Bowsher and Mrs. Charley West. Several visits occur among the DeBauns, Millikans, Swaims, and Garrards. Farewell to Rev. Kelsey after two years, plus birthday celebration for Hi Haworth with family and friends. Ice cream and watermelon shared. trips to Terre Haute and Pana noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Kelsey
Fairview
Brother Kelsey
J.B. Truman
Danville
Alice Berge
Fred Hill
Fred Haworth
Hi Haworth
Lewis
Truman Orahood
Seward Orahood
James Robbins
James Truman
Alice Birge
Dan Armstrong
Grandma Armstrong
Cleve Haworth
Marie Cheezem
Cayuga
Fred
Natural death questioned in animal captivity lecture
Dr Chalmers Mitchell, secretary of the Zoological Society of London, argued that there is no truly natural death for animals or humans. He endorsed Metchni koff’s view that senility stems from external poisons and disease, not aging alone, and said hygienic living could extend life well beyond 100. He cited centenarians among humans and rare long-lived mammals and birds, noting no size longevity link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers Mitchell
Zoological Society of London
Royal Institution
Mitchell
Metchnikoff
Homecoming Quip Sparks Grim Burn Joke
A fragment shows a tense exchange where one speaker comments on being burned alive and the other jokes about being roasted nightly, implying dark humor around a dangerous topic.
Killed as a Witch Sparks Irish Cabin Tragedy
Police in Clonturk Mayo respond to a report from Mary Anne Feeney that she killed a witch. They find No rah Conniffe unconscious with brutal injuries after Feeney beat her with a door bar when refused to fetch water. Conniffe dies soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clonturk
County Mayo
Mary Anne Feeney
Feeney
Norah Conniffe
Conniffe
Lemonade or Cannonade Prompting Question
A humorous exchange in Harper's Weekly has young Johnny asking if adding lemon and sugar to water makes lemonade and then comparing artillery to cannonade. Mr. Squiggles confirms the lemonade idea as the boy toys with a barrel of water and gunpowder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Mr. Squiggles
Harper’s Weekly
Matrimony Quarrels Turn to Quiet Bonds
A witty exchange compares early couples’ quarrels to rheumatism, suggesting quarrels ease as relations mature. The banter portrays matrimony as something some people endure until harmony prevails.
Diary Confidences Trigger Private Exchange
In a brief exchange, JY remarks on keeping a life diary while another character questions releasing it. The dialogue hints at privacy concerns and potential confidences at stake.
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Optometrist
Omar C. DeSelms
Optician
Attica, Indiana
THE
Kingman Star
B. O. Hudler
Kingman
Jericho
Holy Land
River Jordan
U.S
Jericho Leaves Importing Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U.S. A
J. N. Bowsher
Charley West
Ras Garrard
Rockville
Dave Marshall
Dan
Fred Hayworth
Charley Millikan
Armond DeBaun
Mrs. Branson DeMott
Charley DeBaun
Johne Brown
Hazel Bean
Esther Sherrill
Allie Martin
Mrs. Wisby Williamson
Kelsey
Robert
Major Hunt
Thomas Williamson
J. B. Swaim
Sophia Swaim
Fred Anglemyer
Latitia Swaim
Charley Causey
Branson DeMott
Brazil
Doctor
Sallie Lineberger
John Nelson
Russell Bowsher
Flaude Hicks
Will
Indianapolis
Will Sherifl
Glenn
West Uuion
Will Millikan
Mrs
Margaret
Grant Goddard
Howell
Powell
Col
Claude Madden
Illinois
Jackson St
Frank Akers
Drayman
E. E. Ewbank
D. D
New Opera House
Dr. G. . Wert
Citizens Bank
Munnie Co
Scientific Americat
Edentera, Munn & CO
Eroneas
New York
Washington. D
Bentin Co
Minnesota
St. Louis
Benton Co
Minn
Telephone
Benton County
Sauk Rapids
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