Fairview Correspondence Signals Aug 4 Basket Meeting
Local notes from Fairview list visits and gatherings across Branson Demotte John Harvey and others. An all day basket meeting is planned in the grove on Sunday Aug 4 with general invitation.
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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1907
Page
5
Local notes from Fairview list visits and gatherings across Branson Demotte John Harvey and others. An all day basket meeting is planned in the grove on Sunday Aug 4 with general invitation.
Mort Patton and his family were guests of Arnett Robinson at H. and H. H. Giascock ship.
Elijah Massey called on his brother S P Massey Saturday night. Newt and James Brown visited Alonzo Massey Sunday. Wm Cronk and wife were in the county seat Saturday. Chas Watson and family visited Isaac Davis Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Alonzo Massey improving slowly. Supper guests with Aunt Mary Newnum last Wednesday included Henry Smith and family I B Newnum and family Wm Cronk and wife Wm Newnum wife and Hertha Ham Homer Newnum and son Hollace Cora Patterson and Aunt Polly Mahew Nell and Earl Nolen called at Wm Zackmire's Friday. Some are cutting wheat. Rain aided the corn. Mr and Mrs Curley Ephlin returned from Terre Haute. Chloe Harvey visited John Commons Sunday. James W Gosset of Lodi was in Howard Tuesday. We had an electric storm Wednesday night. The Rushcreek school alumni meeting was held there last.
Transactions show property deeds recorded in Fountain county with buyers such as Ahuskey Loeb to Emily S. Jones in Covington and Wim F. Lemon to Marford Livengood for parcels in Covington and Mill Creek township. Local notes mention Steamboat Lead paint, piano sales by W A Anglemyer, a Daugherty M E Church appointment, Bonebrake reunion plans, Wabash Valley Pow-wow in Attica, and community events with Roosevelt invited guests and free entertainment funding.
Irvin Lindley with wife and daughter called at Hardy Bonebrake’s on Wednesday. Mrs I B Newnan and daughter, Mrs Veder Helms and son, and Mrs Eagar Newnan visited W C Newnan’s on Friday. Fred Hutts and his best girls were at Joe Williams on Sunday. Wm Cronk and wife visited his brother M C Newnan Sunday. Mrs Madison Shoaf and mother visited Tommy Zack Mire’s last week.
Cartoon caption shows an Alligator appealing to a wandering dentist to fill a hollow tooth while the Nile flows in the background, capturing a humorous moral vignette from Punch.
An onlooker recounts a dramatic rescue as a woman perched in a burning building shouted for help. The rescuer explains they stood by and watched until the woman began climbing down the stairs to safety.
A survey of ripening plums notes Red June Abundance Satsuma and others with Willard ripening July 25. It recommends staggered varieties for steady harvest and details silage corn practices, row spacing ear timing and silo construction guidance.
J A Banta argues for late season tilling of blackberry patches. He says cultivation through November increases vigor and reduces winterkill, with early Harvest berries being most tender to cold. He describes using a high drag with nails to loosen soil shallowly between rows.
A National Stockman and Farmer writer says self feeding is practical with colony method for yarded flocks and pullets. Eggs from self fed pens cost about the same in feed as ordinary feeding but labor costs are greatly reduced.
A reflective note on how vacation concepts refresh both city dwellers and farmers. It contrasts city bustle with rural simplicity, suggesting a few days away from business life offer renewal through fresh air, food, and nature.
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