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Newspaper

Kingman Star

Location

Kingman, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1908

Page

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Big Meeting a Rouser at Kingman on Water and Fire Safety

A 35-person Kingman Commercial Club meeting at Massey and Copeland discussed securing water and fire protection. A test well near Spencer’s place was ordered, plus two fire ladder sets. debate over a fire engine continued. The Star praised the effort and urged progress on the engine, drainage, and a new depot platform.

Kingman Commercial Club Massey and Copeland C. L. Steinbaugh H. P. McCrary Mark Inlow Spencer State First Streets C. L. Woody C. H. Ratcliff Kingman Star Forture C. M. Spencer J. M. Cory

Miss Nick Frazier Dies After Prolonged Illness

Miss Nick Frazier died at her uncle Thomas Glas cock home in Covington last Sunday after years of intense suffering. She was 27 years old.

Nick Frazier Thomas Glascock Covington

Swift Current Searchers Fail to Find Body

Mr Heath was among many who searched long and diligently for the body but no trace was found.

Mr. Heath

Coal Prospect Drilling Presses On Despite Limited Finds

The drilling campaign on local farms continues with three drills working despite losses and uncertain coal vein returns. Core samples on display show fine limestone, while officials keep hopes for valuable finds alive as operations press ahead without pause.

Abram Harvey Lew Bowsher Kelly

Christmas in Kingman How merchants boost local trade

The Kingman Star urges residents to shop locally for Christmas noting the largest assortment of goods in town and claiming merchants contribute to the community by boosting home industry and even offering support like a $50 fire engine fund. It emphasizes choosing Kingman merchants over distant stores.

Kingman The Star

Lost Boy Seeks Xmas Return From Blue Front Restaurant

A barefoot boy, younger than his elder brother, wearing a blue coat lined with green peas, hair cut with a knife and fork, cross eyed, carries an empty bag with three railroad tunnels and two red hot stoves. He was last seen eating candy and sweeping air on the sidewalk before the Blue Front Restaurant. His mother seeks information to locate him by Christmas night. Call the Blue Front Restaurant and notify the tall man in charge for a reward.

Blue Front

Editor and wife enjoy dinner at Kingman hotel

The editor and his wife were delightfully entertained at dinner last Sunday at the Kingman hotel. The hotel, now under Mr. and Mrs. Moore, has been repapered and thoroughly renovated. The culinary art is displayed at every meal and hospitality is cordial.

Kingman Hotel

Fountain County Farmers Institute to Meet in Attica

The Fountain county Farmers Institute holds a two day session in Attica on December 22 and 23 featuring a corn contest and a display of Fountain county at the Omaha Exposition. A Newtown one day program for January 2 was prepared by Attica committee with sessions on soil fertility rotation crops farm and city cooperation women’s auxiliary reports and awards.

Attica

Kingman Triumphs In High-Scoring Boon For Fans

The home team Kingman defeated Bloomingdale 31 to 4 at the opera house last Friday in front of a large, vociferous crowd. Kingman, already noted for basketball prowess, appears set to raise the standard even higher this season.

Kingman Opera House Bloomingdale Kingman Boys

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