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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
4
A newborn girl of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Edwards died at birth and was buried at Mt. Hope cemetery without a burial permit. Coroner Parham exhumed the body on Wednesday to conduct a legal inquest, finding no harm done but following required procedure.
Dora C. Atwood, by attorney O B Ratcliff, sues Bert E. Atwood for divorce in Fountain circuit court. Married January 1903, they have two children Helen 66 and Russell 4. Grounds allege failure to provide. she seeks custody and divorce with no alimony. husband currently in Ohio.
The candidate announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Clerk of Fountain Circuit Court. He notes one four year term served, funding two campaigns, Civil War veteran status, and that he has borne campaign expenses. He pledges to contend at the Republican Convention to be held later.
Wilmer N. Foster declares his candidacy for Representative subject to the Republican Primary Convention on August 27. He endorses the county option law and pledges to uphold it faithfully if elected.
Virgil C. Frazier announces candidacy for Fountain County treasurer subject to the Republican primary on August 27 1910. He asks party voters to consider his bid in the anticipated nomination.
Auditor John C Billheimer reports progress in cutting overdrafts. A federal request seeks cooperation with banks nationwide to end overdraft practices. Recent figures show state banks reduced overdrafts by 44,919.32 dollars in three months and private banks by 29,179.27 dollars in six months.
In this notice the Purdue Agricultural Extension Department offers summer labor items at Woody's and urges timely payment of arrears. It promotes weed seed collections for students and teachers, describes book selections on agriculture and nature study, and invites schools and farmers to view the traveling library with instruction and cooperation offered by ARTHUR Goss, Director.
A Cleveland reader testimonial praises Dr Miles Nervine for curing nervous prostration. The ad argues nerves control body organs and claims Nervine soothes irritation and restores nerve force. It urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist and follow directions.
A notice from Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for bedwetting and urine difficulties in children and adults. It promises assistance without payment and provides contact via Mrs. J C Sanders in Kingman Indiana.
Miss Jennie Fest of Warren county visits relatives in the area. Mrs. John Redenbaugh Jr and children from Danville NL stop by. The 31st Indiana Infantry reunion will be in Terre Haute on September 7 and 8 with an expected large turnout as about 1,100 men are in the regiment and 257 have not yet drafted.
Mrs Clara DeVerter moved her family and household goods to Crawfords ville on Monday as they plan to make a future home there.
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