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Newspaper

Kingman Star

Location

Kingman, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1911

Page

4

Keen Kutter Knife Promises Keen Edge and Longevity

An advertisement touts Keen Kutter tools with a focus on a keen edge and long life. The copy highlights the knife as part of a durable line and urges readers to select a Keen Kutter item for quality.

Keen butter tools praised for lasting quality appeal

A vintage ad extols Keen butter tools to foster early skill and lifelong interest in carpentry, claiming these tools help a boy work as well as a seasoned carpenter and endure beyond the price in memory.

Aluminum Ware Exhibition at Our Store

We present a full assortment of Swiss Pure Aluminum Ware in our store. Prices are higher at purchase but the ware lasts a lifetime, offering long term value.

C. M. Spencer

Warren county memory march planned for old Harrison route

Journal notes planning markers along the historic Harrison era march in Warren county. Three 85 year old residents Abner Goodwine John Pugh and Curtis Pence preserve details of camps route and line of march for a permanent record. Pugh family member Dr J H Pugh may chart most of the route with markers and notes.

J. Wesley Whicker John T. Nixon William Henry Harrison Warren County Tippecanoe Abner Goodwine John Pugh Curtis Pence Mr. Pugh J H. Pugh Williamsport Attica Ledger Press

December Pleasantries and Local Happenings

Don Glascock visits his brothers as farmers harvest corn. John Kerr buys J J Williams residence in Hillsboro and will move soon. Marrrep Glascock and Kathryn Van Deventer wed at the bride’s home with Rev McGaughey officiating. They depart by train for Indianapolis for a short honeymoon.

J.J. Williams Hillsboro Marrrep Samuel Glascock Kathryn Blanche van Deventer Veedersburg

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