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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1915
Page
2
A notice records Pur entered as second class matter after a Kingman Indiana fire, with filing year indicated as 9t and post fire context. The fragmentary item notes an archival or mailing designation in a local paper.
The town paper condemns Saturday night street drinking in Kingman. It calls for arrest and fines to curb the nuisance, warning that women and children are endangered and urging community support for law enforcement.
The statement argues that prioritizing thinkers over historians in biblical study yields more authentic Christian practice. It emphasizes shifting emphasis from historical analysis to thoughtful interpretation to strengthen faith.
Public auction at the Jacob Church farm one mile south of Tangier on February 2015 at 1 A M. items include a brown horse, mule, five Jersey cows, farm wagon, buggy, plow, cider mill, harness, hay, oats and corn. Terms: cash for $5 or less, and credit up to 9 months on larger sums with note and 8 percent interest. 6 percent cash discount on notes over $5. Sale by Wallace Musson and Col C M Pickard, auctioneers.
Taxpayers must file net income reports for 1914 with Isaac R. Strouse, Collector of Internal Revenue, Terre Haute Indiana by February end to avoid penalties. Stamps for opium distribution will be sold mid February covering March 1 to June 30 at 34 cents, with order books for 10 and 50 orders at 10 and 50 cents.
An advertisement warns against mercury containing ointments for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a safe internal remedy. It notes testimonials are free, and that doctors can prescribe such treatments. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and price of 75 cents per bottle.
Word reached here that Miss Ethel Rozell and William Woodhall, both near Attica, were married in St Joseph Michigan last November. Johnson Furr and wife of Danville are visiting their son Albert Furr and family in the area. Rev J C Todd of Bloomington gave two fine sermons at the Christian church last Sunday. Mrs David S Neal was called to Columbus Indiana to be with her mother Tuesday. Marsh Farr visited Hillsboro and Coyington Tuesday. Mrs Wm Sowers visited Danville Wednesday.
Marshal E F Shoaf was in Covington on business Wednesday with activities noted in local records.
Mrs. Clare Bowen and her infant arrived Monday evening to spend several days with G. W. Spencer and family and with E. E. Ewbank and family in Pine Village.
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