Harness to order at Woody's and new Ramblers offered
The Kingman Star notes wood harnesses made to order at Woody's and invites readers to buy a storm buggy for winter riding comfort. McCornick Nursery Co of Monroe Michigan introduces a new blue Rambler Rose from Erfurt Germany with plans to expand sales in the area. The notice also lists local social updates, illnesses, and church activities including the Christian Ladies Aid event at Miss Allie Black's home next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Ladies Aid
Allie Black
Real Estate Transfers in Fountain County Last Week
A biweekly list filed for The Star shows transfers in Fountain County with buyers, sellers, and claimed prices. Items include Cora Purdue et al to Elizabeth Campbell in Hillsboro for 1000 dollars and Wm H Cates et al to Chas E Holland fractions in Attica for 235 dollars, among others.
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Fountain Co
O. S Douglas
Coyington
Ind
Cora Purdue
Elizabeth Campbell
Hillsboro
Wm. H. Cates Et
Alto Chas. E. Holland
Cates
J H McCord Writes From Tilbourn Missouri
J H McCord writes from Tilbourn Missouri describing flood relief, price of housing, and land purchase for Wild Wood Stock Farm on 80 acres near the town. He notes local industries including railroads, mills, factories, and upcoming courthouse, praising the region while inviting subscriptions to The Star.
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Weir
Corporation
Tilbourn
Wild Wood
Busi
Harveysburg Social Visits and Illness Notes
Mrs Henry Lindley under doctor care this week. Miss Myrtle Pribble visited friends in Kingman over Sunday. J M Cory and wife called in Harveysburg Tuesday evening. Late Adkins and family guests of James Rush and family Sunday. Mrs Charles Miller of West Point spending a week with her parents. Will Shell and wife from Long View NL spent Thanksgiving with Sam Shell family. Sam Shell and Mrs Charles Miller guests of George Emberle family over Sunday. Children of A D Mann and wife called home due to mother’s serious illness. Myrtle Pribble and Marty Hamman visited Fred Harvey's and attended Cuthbert party.
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Charles Miller
West Point
Sam Shell
Will Shell
Long View, NL
Mrs
George Emberle
A. D. Mann
Myrtle Pribble
Marty Hamman
Fred Harvey
Cuthbert
Let Us Show You Our Storm Buggies Hepler Hardware Co
Advertising blurb from Hepler Hardware Co promotes storm buggies for impending weather. Highlights include product range, durability, and availability at the hardware store.
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Hepler Hardware Co
Call to preachers temperance conference in Covington
Earnest invitation to a county conference of preachers and temperance workers in Covington on Monday December 5 at 10:30 a.m. in the City Council Chamber. Plan to maintain or strengthen state temperance laws and to promote public sentiment against the licensed saloon. Short speeches by county men and a State Anti-Saloon League representative will outline policy.
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Covington
State Anti-Saloon League
Covington Visit Ends as Ratcliff Conducts Business
David J Ratcliff transacted business in Covington on Wednesday. Mrs Josie McGee and sister Mrs Edna Makesome returned to their Danville Illinois home on Monday after visiting relatives in the area.
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David J. Ratcliff
Covington
Josie McGee
Edna Makesome
Danville
Ill
Humor and Philosophy Reflections on human folly and social mores
A compact reflection cataloging social quirks and moral insights. It jokes about vanity, gossip, forgiveness, and reform, suggesting that schemes to shape others often fail and wealth is relative. The piece uses pointed, witty lines to critique self deception and neighborly judgment.
False Alarm About This Single Blessedness
A fragmentary verse passage explores the burdens and ironies of marriage and singled life. It muses on loneliness, the need for a partner to scold or support, and the high cost of matrimonial risk, noting that some fortunate souls seek spice in spice and twins in abundance.
Vir, Richman Display Quiet Power in Courtroom Talks
In a brisk exchange, observers note Vir and Richman commanding attention through others. The dialogue hints at an influential figure who seldom speaks directly, relying on a cadre of high priced lawyers to present his case.
His Selfishness and Public Confidence Debate
A brief dialogue examines belief in a prominent figure’s self interest and success. Questions arise about whether constant self-reliance equals genuine achievement, noting the person’s unwavering stance and lack of self-doubt.
Undesirable crowd questioned after theater night riot
Witnesses recalled a crowded venue last night with criticism of the cast and management. Patrons alleged restricted entry and heavy fees, while others argued the show drew a large audience despite the pressure at the doors.
Different Sort in Youth Training Echoed in Dialogue
A brief dialogue contrasts child discipline now with the narrator’s memory. The speaker notes that today’s children are not saucy and impatient, while another suggests they were treated differently in earlier training. The exchange hints at changing norms and expectations across generations.
Progress. Life as a race and the modern race
Fragmentary reflection on life as a race won by power and teaching, contrasting traditional effort with modern means. Mentions vegetarianism and ethics, with casual dialogue about finances and water. Notes questions about strength and uphill water.
Nervous Prostration Restore From Nervine Claim
A Cleveland customer testimonial asserts Dr. Miles Nervine cured nervous prostration proving relief by soothing nerves and aiding nerve force. The ad urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist and follow directions for recovery.
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Miles
Nervine
D. I. Jones
Broadway
Cleveland
Dr. Miles
We buy hides at Jacksons. See Woody about winter lap robe.
Jacksons advertises deer hides purchase and invites customers to speak with Woody about a winter lap robe, horse blanket or harness. The brief notice highlights available hides trade and a contact point with Woody for further details.
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Woody
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F. A. Crane
Rob Roy
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Emil Lindburg
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A. T. Livengood
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Albert High
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J. H. McCord
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