Death by Own Action at Tangier Mrs Wooliver
Mrs. Aaron Wooliver of Tangier committed suicide Thursday of last week by hanging herself in a milk house. Her daughter Mrs. Cora Cheezum found the body after a morning plan to travel to Sylvania. the note described a rope tied to a beam and a long rope leading to her neck. Funeral services were held in Tangier by Rev. A J Marshall with interment in the local cemetery.
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Aaron Wooliver
Tangier
Woolivers
A.J. Marshall
Burglar scare ends in mistaken chase and joke
Jim Steinbaugh returned late with his team and buggy. A neighbor with a lantern and shotgun hunted a supposed burglar after heat raised the alarm. They found Jim hiding in a shed and learned both men had mistaken each other, ending in a hearty laugh.
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Jim Steinbaugh
Jim
C. L. Steinbaugh
Jin
Control of Hog Cholera and Prevention Measures
The bulletin outlines outbreak containment and prevention for hog cholera. It emphasizes quarantine, avoiding mixing diseased with healthy hogs, disinfection of hog houses and yards, proper burning of litter and dead hogs, and prevents spread via streams. It notes vaccine testing by Purdue University with rabbit-derived tissue methods and plans field trials next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterinary Department
Purdue University
R. A. Craig
Kingman Cleanups Urged for Town Alleys
A notice from Dr. A. A. Williamson as health officer calls for immediate cleaning of all rubbish in Kingman town alleys including ashes and tin cans to prevent health hazards.
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Kingman
A. A. Williamson
Painful Accident Injures Carr Child Near Home
Floyd Carr four, son of Mr and Mrs Sam Carr, northwest of town, fell on a sharp tin can edge cutting above the left eyebrow. The cut reached the skull, with artery near the eye severed causing heavy bleeding. Soot aided bleeding until Dr Ratcliff arrived to dress the wound, which will leave a small scar.
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Floyd
Sam Carr
Ratcliff
Doctor Shelburns to Visit Woody's Hotel Thursday and Friday
Dr Shelburns an eye ear nose and throat specialist will attend Woody's Hotel on Thursday and Friday June 20 and 21 to see patients in a regional medical outreach effort.
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Woody’s
Mrs Wright of Crawfordsville Plans Veedersburg Play
Mrs L M Wright of Crawfordsville who presented A Fete in Flowerland with success last fall guest of E S Booe and family over Sunday. She is arranging a play to be given in Veedersburg soon.
They Journey East on Month-Long Trip
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Myers depart Wednesday for a 30 day journey visiting relatives in Hillsboro and Terre Haute. They will see Norfolk Virginia and Jamestown Exposition, then travel by steamer to New York City before returning to Jamestown via Baltimore for the Fourth. The trip promises much enjoyment.
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R. B. Myers
Hillsboro
Mr. Myers
Terre Haute
Jamestown
Baltimore
Painful Facial Injury At Local Hardware Store
S P Cowgill, a prominent farmer northeast of town, sustained a deep V shaped cut on the left cheek near the nose when an open key in a lever on a riding cultivator flew back as he stepped on the plow shank. He was treated by Dr Ratcliff, three stitches were used, and the wound is healing with little expected scarring.
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Inlow Bros. Hardware
S. P. Cowgill
Here
Kingman Band Opens Season with Outdoor Concert
The Kingman band gave the first concert of the season on the veranda of the Kingman Hotel last Saturday night. A large crowd gathered despite warm weather and a threatening rain. The group, though not long in rehearsal, played in tune and performed well. A concert will be held tomorrow night on the porch of Alexander's grocery with an invitation to all residents.
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Kingman
Kingman Hotel
Alexander
Geo A Law Reappointed Superintendent At County Farm
Geo A Law was reappointed Tuesday afternoon by the board of county commissioners as superintendent of the county farm for two years from next August. The board retained him despite his consideration of resigning to take another post, praising his efficiency.
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Geo A. Law
Board of County Commissioners
George
Law
Covington
Guard from Michigan City Northern prison resigns for health
A.J. Robbins, a guard at the Northern prison in Michigan City, has resigned after years of service. He expects to remain in Cates and Fulton township this summer to recuperate from close confinement health issues, with high praise from the warden and officials.
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A.J. Robbins
Northern
Michigan City
Cates
Harness Shop Ads and Local Social Notes
Woodys harness shop promotes buggy harness with low prices and oiling services. Local residents visit relatives, including Mike Hudler, Virgil Sanders, Roscoe Woody, and others from Pine Village, Brazil, Veedersburg, and Bloomingdale. The Shades of Death hotel adds twenty rooms, modern amenities, billiard tables, and plans a formal opening with a banquet. Elsie Cummings from Morocco visits to spend a few days with relatives.
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Virgil Sanders
Roscoe Woody
Brazil
Myrtle Redenbaugh
Veedersburg
Mesdames J. M. Cory
Chas. Gillum
Hillsdale
Charley Jones
George T. Dillman
Waveland
Elsie Cummings
Morocco
Pair makes flying trip to Indianapolis
Henry Zackmire and Miles Ratcliff flew to Indianapolis on Sunday. Ratcliff purchased a new Peerless threshing outfit during the visit.
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Henry Zackmire
Miles Ratcliff
Indianapolis
Mr. Ratcliff
Peerless
Local visits noted in Warren county and Bloomingdale
J. H. McCord and Daisy Hud ler were visiting in Warren county over Sunday. Dr. Hester of Bloomingdale was in town Monday morning.
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J. H. McCord
Daisy Hudler
Warren County
Dr. Hester of
Bloomingdale
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Dr. Shelburns
Geo. A. Law
Woodys
C.L. Woody
Mike Hudler
Pine Village
Woody
Robert Morlee
B. O. Hudler
Star Office
A. H. Lindley
Lem Pithead
Ed McCord
Scott Ratcliff
E. S. Wilkey
Wilkey
The
Covington Banking Co
C. L. Woody
Bloomingdale Academy
Albert Edward Wiggam
Lyceum
Rockville
Edna Wheelock
Dana
Orpha Morris
Martha Pennet
Daisy Moore
Hazel Moore
Earl Nelson
Ters
Steinhaugh
Jons
Alexander's Cash Grocery
San Felice
Cabanola
Ben West
E-Bec
Pioneer Drug Store
J. M. Cory
Prop
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