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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1914
Page
2
Post fire era notice from Kingman Indiana 1898 declares J M Lewis as a Republican candidate for Mill Creek township trustee subject to convention decision. The brief masthead notes second class matter and official announcement by editor Star.
The piece argues Sears Roebuck and Montgomery Ward spend heavily on printer ink, proving advertising reaches buyers. It urges small town merchants to actively promote, quote prices, and tailor methods to their community, using newspapers circulars or other effective channels to avoid ruin from neglect.
A call is made to Kingman residents to sponsor a homecoming in the grove to honor their town. The piece notes the town’s strong standing in Indiana and encourages former Kingmanites to return and display loyalty, citing family habits as a teaching model.
Citizens note the bricked main street could support new brick buildings electric lights and drainage improvements making Kingman resemble a thriving country town with essential conveniences and decorative touches.
Andrew Louderback of Pedro Ark visited here late last week and noted Kingman’s transformation since he left nearly 48 years ago. A heavy rain followed a dry spell, lifting spirits though farmers fear corn may still suffer from late moisture. Attica and Covington residents attended local events, visits, and Institute sessions with several townsfolk listed among attendees or travelers.
The piece argues that a town reflects its residents and that individual care of premises, local involvement, and ongoing interest in hometown advancement create a welcoming, orderly community. It warns that negligent residents undermine the town’s character and appeal for newcomers seeking a decent home.
A reader laments that younger boys are polluted by the filthy thoughts and obscene demonstrations from older men. The letter urges older men to imitate the child to let the rising generation outgrow current corruption.
A reflection on how parents set limits and the level of sacrifice they expect from their children. The piece argues that guardians should not demand more than they themselves would concede in return, prompting readers to examine family dynamics and fairness.
Miss Fanniel Hall returns to Covington Monday after a pleasant visit with relatives and friends. Mrs Levi Rednebrugh travels to Toledo Ohio Friday to spend days with her daughter. Joe Carter visits Covington on business Saturday. Mrs Della Gillum goes to Danville Illinois Friday.
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