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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
3
Mr and Mrs J W Metsker traveled to Williamsport on Tuesday to visit the Little family and Elisha Little. Elmer Bush and wife near Tangier welcomed a baby boy named William James born Tuesday.
The article argues for aggressive fall plowing and stubble turnover to combat Hessian fly and other pests. It urges farmers to form Hessian Fly committees, hold community Farmers' Clubs, and teach children to report fly sightings. Also notes local visits by residents including Turner and Ratcliff families and ongoing regional car demand.
Samuel B. Day son of Ambros and Catherine Day born December 17 1854 in Millcreek Township died June 19 1915 at age 60 years 6 months and 2 days He is survived by a wife Alice M Krout two children four grandchildren four brothers and two sisters with three sisters preceding him in death He joined New Light church at Pleasant Grove at 19 and endured nine weeks of bed confinement before passing He wished for funeral arrangements to honor his life and asking the Lord’s will for his end
The Day family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance during illness and death of husband and father. Alice M. Day and Children.
George W. Warfield shows novelty paper money from Mexico and related postcards sent by his nephew E A Herron of La Masa New Mexico. Herron notes poor conditions in Mexico and Villa as a leader. Also mentioned are Cr Spencer's east show window with a bedroom suit and a visit by Greenleaf Woody and Miss Marie Harrison to Clinton.
Mrs. Mabel Veach of Clinton is visiting with Baxter Little and family.
A baby girl named Ruby May was born to Mr and Mrs Dick Childers on June 28.
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