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A local ad offers pricing quotes for the best and most popular cement brand. The seller invites inquiries for prices and availability.
09 Jun 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
1
A local ad offers pricing quotes for the best and most popular cement brand. The seller invites inquiries for prices and availability.
An advertising notice promotes plastering services claiming unmatched prices and superior results. It promises best value and urges readers to hire for reliable workmanship and durable plaster finishes.
Judge Schoonover denies John Heath relief in the $1,000 note case against Mrs. Ora B. Randolph. The ruling finds John Heath liable as security, with evidence of an understanding that James Heath could sign for his brother. The plaintiff’s request for discharge was refused.
Misses Myra and Lois Ford came back Wednesday after visiting relatives in Lautayette.
Just in Time. J. G. Gordon helped prevent a barn fire in the south part of town after a child likely struck matches while playing inside. No major damage. the fire engine arrived too late to save much.
At 8 o clock Wednesday evening at Rev and Mrs A H Bardins home Mary E Hamman granddaughter of the hosts wed Leeman E Wilkins son of Mr and Mrs Geo Wilkins. The couple are well known in the community with many friends. Present were Eli Hamman Lynden Marshall and family Ham Ratcliff and sons Fredard Parke and Rosa ODonnell.
Fountain Lodge No 24 will hold its annual Memorial Day next Sunday with the Kingman band engaged to provide music and the usual program. All members are urged to be present.
Steinbaugh and Jones announce Endwell shoes as a trusted line free of trusts and cheaper than rivals. John R Teegarden builds a race track in his east town pasture for local horsemen with racing tomorrow. a grand stand may follow and Kingman residents applaud the improvement.
The name signals high quality and reliability in pianos, denoting tonal excellence and responsiveness to exacting artist requirements. Morrison, manager, promotes the line housed at Harvey and Printy Millinery store in Kingman, Ohio.
On June 14 the C E I railroad runs Attica to Kingman to attend an Aviation Auto Meet. The event features Charles F Willard flying a biplane, a large auto parade, two bands, a ball game, and many free attractions for Western Indiana residents.
A newspaper announces a weekly full page romance moving from Elusive Isabel to The Girl and the Bill. The opening chapters begin next week and readers are urged to read.
City ordinance violation warning from W G Marshall to bicyclemen. All riders must stay off sidewalks. violators face fines per municipal regulation.
Fred Starky and Wim Wilkey were in town on business Saturday. The Stark couple welcomed an eight and a half pound daughter, Mary Ant, with mother and child doing well. Veda Anglemyer suffered a hard fall while riding as a passenger on a motorcycle near C L Woodys. she sustained head and shoulder bruises. A blue Racer snake caused a scare on State street before a bystander knocked it out with a brick.
The Indiana Associated Weeklies editors will hold their annual meeting in New Richmond on Friday and Saturday next week with a 130-strong statewide membership. Edgar Watts of the Record leads the gathering as New Richmond promises a royal reception for news gatherers. J H McCord stops in from Indianapolis to tend business, Jas McKinzie visits from Warren County for the editor and wife and the horse show, and a new pump goes up across the street from the office.
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