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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1915
Page
3
The State Fire Marshal advocates moving gasoline underground to reduce deadly fires. Hundreds of orders have been issued and enforcement will start after a forty day grace period with fines from ten to fifty dollars per day for noncompliance.
Free trial treatment offer for Chronicure claiming to conquer rheumatism and remove the cause by cleansing the blood. Includes claims of helping kidney disorders, uric acid issues, and general tonic benefits. Directs readers to Mrs. M. Summers in South Bend Indiana and Mrs. J.C Sanders in Kingman Indiana for home references.
The Cayuga ball team will cross bats with the local team at Base Side Ball Park next Sunday afternoon. The Cayuga team boasts of being the best in this part of the state and will rely on strong play to secure a win as home crowds dwindle and expenses rise. Postmaster salary cuts affect several town offices with changes from Attica Wingate Veedersburg and Waynetown. Local residents travel to Terre Haute and Chicago for visits and Panama Expo plans.
Miss Tessie Madden returned to her Indianapolis home Saturday to visit with grandparents Mr and Mrs John R Teegarden. Miss Dorothea Sowers came back Saturday from a visit with her father Ora Sowers and his wife in Terre Haute. Ivan Starns was in Veedersburg Saturday.
The Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana has appointed and qualified the undersigned as Administratrix of the estate of Samuel B. Day, deceased. The estate is believed solvent. ALICEM DAY Administratrix. Rebukes and Dice, Attorneys.
A new smoke stack was erected at the Kingman elevator on Wednesday. It was rolled riveted and assembled by I E Sowers, the town machinist. Mrs Mary Holder and daughter Elizabeth of Attica visited late last week with Mrs Jas Phipps and family.
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