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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
4
A fragment notes Jack and Ete at City Restaurant during lunch with a casual remark that readers will always return. The brief hints at a casual dining scene and repeated visits.
A candidate announces to seek the Republican nomination for Clerk Fountain Circuit Court. He states he previously served one four year term, funded two campaigns, and fought in the Civil War. He notes intent to go before the Republican Convention.
For Auditor for the office of Auditor of Fountain County, subject to the will of the Republican nominating convention hereafter to be held J M Evans.
The piece argues that success comes to the energetic dealer who pursues customers directly, in person or via print, while those who ignore proactive advertising fall victim to their own folly.
An exchange claims alcohol removes grass stains from summer clothes and jokes it can also strip summer spring and winter garments from a man and his family. It suggests alcohol destroys furniture entables pantry smiles and happiness, portraying it as a unmatched remover of things.
The text argues that beyond inherent physical and mental differences the key is the time each man concentrates on the task. Those who focus their energies toward a goal perform more and better work and gain greater satisfaction in life.
In a strong town voice local observers favor oiling State Street through the business district to ease dust in summer. They note other towns praise such improvements and argue the cost would be small and benefits large.
Mrs Effie Moore travels to Watseka on Wednesday to be at the bedside of her son Frank who remains critically ill with typhoid fever.
A list of property transfers filed for record in Fountain County prepared for The Star by O S Douglas abstractor. Transactions include Goldie McMahon and J W Reese lot 206 G Attica at $1.00, Isabel Montgomery to J O Cartwright lot 83 Veedersburg $900, S P Cowgill to Mary I Quigle lot 3510 Veedersburg $1100.90, Veedersburg B L to Trustees U B Parsonages pt qr blk 56 Veedersburg $1200, and multiple other transfers across Richland, Covington, Attica, Jackson township and surrounding areas with prices ranging from $1.00 to $9425.00.
The Republican Central Committee of the county will meet next Saturday in Covington with leading Republicans to discuss the convention type and date. The gathering follows a scheduled plan and will cover involved party strategy and upcoming steps.
Walter Dowden, home in Yeddo on furlough from the U S Navy, fell ill Tuesday night amid rumors of poisoning. His sister said he spoke of his father never seeing him again. He remained critical through Wednesday noon, with a small empty vial found nearby. Doctors attributed his illness to natural causes and he was to report to the Indianapolis recruiting station on Wednesday for duty.
Sunday School 9 30 A M Preaching 10 30 A M Quarterly Conference Saturday July 9 at 2 00 P M Preaching Sunday July 10 10 30 A M by Rev W E McKinzie
Will Sowers in Indianapolis Sunday and many residents visiting kin in Attica. Notes of visits from Hazel Mulvahill Ollie Akers and others. Mrs Cates and Mrs Cheetam travel for ill relatives. tidings of health and recovery. A July ice cream supper at Centennial church to aid the church and a sales event at J Frank McDermond’s with heavy stock reductions ahead of inventory. Tent City in Rayine Park promoted for the Chautauqua event.
A Canal Dover Ohio reader Miss Alma Hug says sleepless nights and nervous spells eased after using Dr Miles Nervine and Tonic. The ad promises restful sleep and restored nervous energy when directions are followed and offers money back if no benefit.
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