Geo Hurley Hurt in Runaway Accident Near Home
Geo Hurley living about one and a half miles west of this place was badly hurt last Friday morning when his wagon struck a cow and overturned. He was dragged twenty five to thirty feet before releasing lines. cultivator ran over him. He suffered broken ribs and facial bleeding but was improving and on road to recovery with several neighbors aiding at Clarence Dark home. Mr Hurley a prominent farmer and citizen with many friends.
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Geo. Hurley
Jos. Sanders
Mr. Hurley
Clarence
Hurley
Dickens Transacts Business in Danville Midweek
R C D Woody, catcher for the Lafayette league team, returned home with the front finger on his right hand bound to a board after a break. He expects to resume duty in a few days.
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R.C
Uncle Sam Targets Newspapers Over Subscriptions
A Lyons Iowa editor Fay summoned to Washington over unpaid back subscriptions as postal rules enforce second class mailing limits. The piece warns readers of potential paper suspensions and urges settled accounts within one year to avoid government action while defending editors’ burdens in collecting dues.
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Uncle Sam
Iowa
Fay
Lyons
Washington City
Dog Ordinance Enforces Restriction On Dogs At Large
On and after Monday July 11 the dog ordinance takes effect and all dogs running at large and not muzzled must be kept in or shot City Marshal W M G Marshall announces enforcement in the city notice.
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Wm. G. Marshall
Clergyman and relative attend events in Covington and Hoopeston
Rev. A. H. Raridan visited Covington on business Wednesday. D. W. Dove of near Wallace traveled via Hoopeston on Wednesday to attend a relative's funeral.
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A. H. Raridan
Covington
D. W. Dove
Wallace
Hoopeston
Mad Dog Scare In Kingman As Bull Dog Is Shot
A Kingman Saturday episode centers on Tige, G L Corys dog, which shows signs of madness. After breaking its chain near 4 pm, Vern Cory shoots the dog to prevent danger as townsfolk ready for action along State street.
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Tige
G. L. Cory
Vern Cory
State Street
Enthusiastic Fireman and local notices from Kingman
Will Sowers of the Kingman fire department awoke to a whistle thought to be an alarm and, after a brief scare, returned to bed meeting a broken toe from a chair. Floyd Redenbaugh visited from Attica while Mrs. Elizabeth Carter of Indianapolis stayed with relatives. Deputy Clerk Leroy Sanders visited from Covington as W A Moore was chosen to fill a school board vacancy at Tuesday’s town meeting.
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Will Sowers
Scott
Kingman
Dreamland
Will
W. A. Moore
Hardy Towell
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A. Dickens
Danville
John M. Bonebrake
Citizens Bank
Indiana
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State of
County of Fountain
I. C. H. Ratcliff
The
C. H. Ratcliff
William R. Massey
J. H. McCord
R A. McCord
Cashier
E. S. Booe
W. Pres
W. E Eonebrake
R. Cash
Bank of
R. A. McCord
Bank of Kingman
Clauper B. Putrort
Floyd Redenbaugh
Attica
Elizabeth Carter
Indianapolis
Leroy Sanders
C. M. Spencer
Alexander’s Grocery
Kingman Grain @ Milling Co
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