Cream Shippers Not Tested Saturday. Checks Mailed Monday
Notice from Robinson & Reath informs cream shippers that due to Saturday rushes, cream will not be tested on Saturday. Cans will be emptied and checks mailed on Monday morning.
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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
4
Notice from Robinson & Reath informs cream shippers that due to Saturday rushes, cream will not be tested on Saturday. Cans will be emptied and checks mailed on Monday morning.
Fountain Lodge No. 24 K of P will hold its annual decoration exercises next Sunday. No special program is planned and only the ritualistic ceremonies will be carried out.
A Kingman Savings and Loan directors meeting in Alexander's office formalizes book opening and signals a strong outlook for the new organization. Local notices include visits, reunions, social events, and ads for home remedies and hardware.
A brief health notice reports an illness cluster labeled Progarar fever with undefined symptoms and unclear origin. Investigators have begun initial case tracking and public guidance remains limited.
Brick layers have risen walls to above ground level and are filling around doors and windows as Kingman awaits the new Carnegie library. Nearby residents make short trips visiting relatives while others travel to Covington and Newman. Bread prices at local Kingman Bakery are six loaves for a quarter.
Miss Hallie Towell returned Saturday from a visit with relatives in Lafayette and Indiana polis. She was accompanied to this place by Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Newlin. Gilbert Sowers returned home from Terre Haute Thursday, having completed a twelve weeks teacher's training course. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mulvihill visited relatives in Mecca over Sunday. Mrs. John Nelson and children at Veedersburg visited over Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Black.
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