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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
4
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Mr. Editor I announce my name as a candidate for the Republican nomination for the office of Clerk Fountain Circuit Court. I have held this office for one term of four years and borne the expense of two campaigns. I am a Civil War veteran.
J. M. Evans announces candidacy for the office of Auditor of Fountain County under the Republican nominating convention to be held later.
A reflective exhortation urges turning clouds inside out to show the lining, praising brave cheerful soldiers as models. It encourages choosing contentment or making the best of circumstances and moving forward without complaint.
The speaker asserts that pursuing wealth and possessions does not guarantee happiness. He emphasizes prudent saving for a rainy day but notes that even millionaires sharing money does not ensure real pleasure. He urges shifting attention to other directions in life.
A stern admonition urges youths to avoid laziness and vice. It contrasts fruitful work like cutting wood with idle customs and mocks cigarette use and blemished habits, warning a son to shun wasteful behavior and keep focused.
A Beginner’s English class writes about newspapers with humor and economics. The pupil imagines editors as missing links from the Bible, claims the editor never dies and stays in the brush after the flood, and jokes the paper is poor with unpaid subscriptions and no underclothes in winter.
Mrs. Clara DeVerter and her daughter Dorothy traveled to Crawfordsville on Friday to visit relatives and friends.
Fountain County Republicans met in Covington on Saturday at the call of chairman H M Andrew Marshall to set the convention details. Congressman Dick T Morgan of Oklahoma spoke urging party unity behind Payne Aldrich and Speaker Cannon, predicting a Republican victory. The meeting had full township representation and proceeded in harmony.
Many residents visited relatives and friends over the weekend in Attica including the Isley, Myrs, Reath, Marshall, Recenbaugh, Inlow, Day, Patterson, Pearson, Redenbaugh, Summers, Myers, Smith, White, and Puckett families. A Bethel church ice cream supper at Flarry Glas cock's grove near Millcreek raised funds and awareness for the church. Large July sales at J Frank McDermond’s aimed to clear stock before the July 30 inventory.
A collection of general farming tips covers livestock care including breed vigor and work for horses, disease prevention for wounds, and the value of thinning fruit. It discusses legal trespass, weed control, and orchard cleanliness while noting experiments on alfalfa versus timothy for horses and egg production costs in poultry operations.
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