04 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1907
Page
1
A physician argues the earth consists of three concentric spheres with a central solid nucleus 3000 to 7000 miles wide, a surrounding liquid substratum, and a crust 70 to 200 miles thick. He links magnetism, ancient Halley theory, and internal heat to differential rotation.
Miss Teddy Bell, Theodora Roosevelt Bell, born to General Sherman Bell and his wife, becomes the first girl named after President Roosevelt. The event prompted telegraphic congratulations from the White House, while a Purdue led Farmer Institute lists a bread baking contest for girls ages 14 to 21 with prizes and travel paid to Purdue University.
A financial note describes storm protection aprons installed at Woody's, detailing costs and expected impact on operations. No further context available.
Freemont Russell, 21, posts a notice restricting hunting on his farm, banning dogs and firearms to protect livestock and property. This alert emphasizes owner's authority and intent to enforce private property rights.
On December 26 at 7:30 p.m. at Rev J M McKargue’s home Carrie married Clem E Ratcliff. The ceremony featured white pink decorations, a white wedding bell canopy, and was performed by Rev McHargue. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents after a dinner for over thirty guests. The bride wore white silk and carried white and pink carnations. The groom’s family and friends attended from nearby towns and cities. Numerous gifts and sketches of plans for a happy life followed.
Advertisement seeking about 80 acres of fair land well improved in Fountain County Indiana by J R Crash of West Lebanon Indiana. Also a note listing 14 fresh oysters at the Blue Front Restaurant.
The I C C F lodge in this city held a banquet at the opera house Saturday night with about 250 attendees. Two long center tables groaned with plentiful fare while the Kingman orchestra performed, earning praise for its promising progress. The evening ended with a cheerful adjournment and compliments to the promoters for a successful, bountiful event.
Citizens met at C L Woody’s harness shop to discuss opening a factory to produce the patent farm gate by J O Marks. Interest is high and shares will be offered. another meeting may be held to organize solicitors and subscriptions. Prospects look promising for a local factory.
Stable blankets priced from $1 to $5.50 at Woodys. Wanted: ten men per state to travel distribute samples and tack signs. Salary $85 monthly plus $3 daily expenses. Saunders Co department P 46 Jackson Boulevard Chicago IL. Fred Harvey moved into Molly Russell property west of the depot.
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