Missing Covington Youth Leaves Family Worried
Claude Stucker a 19 year old son of Mr and Mrs George Stucker farmers eight miles northwest of Covington vanished from home Saturday midnight. Friends fear harm and searches found no trace. He had kidney trouble earlier and his mind recently deteriorated leading to neglect of personal care.
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Claude Stucker
George Stucker
Covington
Stucker
Newport
Young Stucker
Indianapolis
Tangier Baptist preacher to speak during weekend services
Mrs John R Teegarden visited Veedersburg to see her son Noah and family. Mr and Mrs Chas Manwar ing and Miss Effie Woody traveled through en route to Momence IL. Rev Collins of Belmore will preach at Tangier Baptist Church next Saturday at 2 PM and 8 PM with Sunday service at 11 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Teegarden
Veedersburg
Noah
Chas. Manwaring
Momence, Nl
Effie Woody
Collins
Belmore
Baptist Church
Tangier
Cable Nelson: A Pioneer in Piano Quality
The name Cable-Nelson represents high grade reliability durability and tonal excellence. It signals a piano responsive to exacting artists and worthy of leadership in any piano establishment across the land.
Fisherman Hurt in Heat Fall at Madison and Walnut
E Richie of Covington Ind was seriously hurt Tuesday after collapsing from heat near the intersection of Madison and Walnut streets. His head struck the curb, causing a scalp wound and leaving him unconscious. police and medical aid were summoned and he was taken to headquarters for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Richie
Covington
Ind
Madison
Walnut Streets
Richie
Danville
Real Estate Transfers in Fountain County Weekly List
Transactions filed for record include John W. Frazier and partners selling lot 7Y in Hillsboro to John R. Ellis for 2500 dollars. James F. Frazier and others sell lot 51 in O. P. Hillsboro to John W. Frazier for 2200 dollars. John W. Frazier and others sell north 14 of lot 51 in O. P. Hillsboro to Jas F. Frazier for 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Co
PHE Star
O. S. Douglas
Coyington
Ind
John W. Frazier & Ws
John R. Ellis
Hillsboro
Jas. F
Frazier Et al
John W. Frazier
O. P. Alillsboro
Jas. F. Frazier
O. P. Hillsboro
Piles Cured at Home New by Absorption Method
If you suffer from bleeding itching blind or protruding piles send your address and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial with references from your own locality if requested Immediate relief and permanent care assured Write today to Mrs M Summers Box P Notre Dame Ind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
Box P. Notre Dame
Ind
Entertaining musical number lauded by neighboring editor
A neighboring editor calls a recent musical number a delightful discourse of brilliant arpeggio with melodious double note accompaniment and prolonged bravura octaves. The piece is praised for its richness and technical finesse.
Brown's Monthly Regulator Promises Monthly Relief
An advertisement targets women of all ages promising relief from menstrual discomfort and functional disorders. It claims to improve regularity, calm nerves, reduce excitability, and add two to three days of life each month. The Brown Chemical Co offers single or triple packages for sale by mail from Chicago.
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Brown
Express
Brown Chemical CO
State St
Chicago
Flowing Well Found on Walter Cook Farm
Walter Cook reports a new flowing well on his farm near Veedersburg. Drillers hit gas pockets that flared briefly before continuing. At 118 feet a steady flow now fills a 1.4 inch pipe to four feet high with crystal ice cold water.
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Walter Cook
Walter
Veedersburg
No Hunting on Jackson Farm Notice
Notice by Wm DeHaven states no hunting allowed on the Jackson farm and violators will be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Farm
Wm DeHaven
Social visits and gatherings in Harveysburg and Danville
Mrs Liota Thomas visited in Danville over Sunday. Frank Rabb and family spent Sunday with Ham Ratcliff's. George Emerick and family visited Sam Shell. Mr and Mrs A H Bardin called on Leeman Wilkins. Mrs Everett Miller is staying with a sick husband. Lynden Marshall and son Kenneth visited Leeman Wilkins. Mrs Russell Tompson and Myrtle Pribble of Longview Indiana visited Sam Shell. Byron Cox Lynden Marshall George Shell and Albert Marshall spent Sunday at Albert Marshall. Ira Robbin's birthday party featured ice cream and cake.
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Russell Tompson
Myrtle Pribble
Longview, Inl
Sam Shell
Byron Cox
Lynden Marshall
George Shell
Albert Marshall
Joying Pictures At The Opera House Event
Geo Cox of Montezuma visited yesterday while R A Booe traveled to Indianapolis on business. Mrs Ella Allen of Indianapolis visits relatives here. Miss Mettie Hammel returned home in Morocco after a pleasant stay. Will Drake displayed a freak egg with a large shell containing a smaller fully matured egg. Bill confirms the odd claim as fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mettie Hammel
Morrocco
Will Drake
Bill
Pleasant Birthday Dinner Honors Mr. Goddard at Summit Home
Mr and Mrs Grant Goddard and daughter Golda entertained at Summit Home on Sunday for Mr Goddard s 46th birthday. A large cake marked 46 stood as guests enjoyed a bountiful dinner with many relatives and friends, followed by ice cream and cake and a group photo.
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Ira Robbin
Grant Goddard
Miss Golda
Summit Home
Mr. Goddard
John N. Bowsher
Erastus Gerrard
Frank Williams
Branson DeMotte
Roy McMasters
Ward Bowsher
Willie
Beaulah Marshall
Mrs. Goddard
Tearing Up the Bubble A Town’s Lighting Gamble
The Harry Benjamin Equipment Co. tears up a line in two weeks, with trolley wire down but steel piling up for sale. Purchasers eyeing a town lighting system fear it may not pay in a small community, yet urge buying the already installed plant before rail access fades and the trolley car loses value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Benjamin Equipment Co
Peoples
Ruhl
Kingman Business Men Association urged for town boost
Misses Elizabeth and Jean Booe arrive from Richmond to visit parents Mr. and Mrs. R A Booe. The piece promotes forming a Kingman Business Men's Association to boost local business and address town needs, arguing business people should handle tough questions, not gossip. It cites Indiana towns growing via similar groups and urges action.
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Kingman
Indiana
John W. Cory Dies Sudden in Kansas Home
John W. Cory, 54, a former local druggist, died suddenly at his Montgomery County Kansas home, likely from a heart attack after a long day of work. His wife found his body in a tree fork near a thicket, with neighbors and a doctor confirming heart disease as the cause. He had lived in Kansas for about 25 years, married 22 years, and had no children.
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J. M. Cory
John W
Montgomery County
Kans
Kansas
Mr. Cory
Brothers and sisters mourn man buried in Independence Kans
Relatives include three brothers J. M. of this place Henry of Illinois and George of Oklahoma two sisters Mrs Holt of Illinois and Mrs Henry Lindley of Harveysburg. Funeral held last Sunday at 10 at his home with interment in Mt Hope cemetery in Independence Kansas.
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J. M
Henry
Illinois
George
Oklahoma
Holt
Henry Lindley
Harveysburg
Mt. Hope
Independence
Kans
Administrator's Sale of Thomas Fountain County Estate
Public sale of personal property of Thomas Ratcliff deceased to be held July 26 1911 in Mill Creek Township Indiana at the late residence starting 10 00 AM. Items include household furniture farming utensils milk cows one bull eight calves two sows four horses and other estate articles. Cash for sums five dollars or less and six month credit on larger amounts with note and six percent interest. Auctioneers Madden Madden Booe clerk Douglass attorney.
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State of Indiana
Thomas Fountain County
Ratcliff
Thomas Ratcliff
Millcreek Township
Edmon B. Ratcliff
Local residents visit relatives and meet the Christian Ladies Aid
E S Wilkey from Covington and John Smith with S H Elwell from Yedda visited Tuesday and yesterday respectively. Mrs Geo Hurley and daughter Hollis visited Covington relatives. The Christian Ladies Aid meets with Mrs J M Inlow next Wednesday. Fay Cook and family H H Puckett and family Mrs Anna Philpott and Miss Mae Lindley were guests of Mr and Mrs Clem Ratclif. they shared three gallons of ice cream in the afternoon.
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Christian Ladies Aid
J. M. Inlow
Fay Cook
H. H. Puckett
Anna Philpott
Mae Lindley
Clem Ratclif
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Panama
Steinbaugh @ Jones
Cable-Nelson
L. C. King & Co
O. B. Morrison
Harvey & Printy
Myer & Dillon
Liota Thomas
Frank Rabb
Ham Ratcliff’s
George Emerick
Sam Shell's
A. H. Bardin
Mrs. Leeman Wilkins
Geo. Cox
Montezuma
R. A. Booe
Ella Allen
Elizabeth
Jean Booe
R.A. Booe
Richmond
John W. Cory
C. L. Woody
R. D. Smith
Tire Shop
North
Walnut St
Stevens & Bros
Ill
Alice M. Howell
Kingman, Ind
David J. Ratcliff
A. G. Madden
Claude B. Madden
Douglass
E. S. Wilkey
John Smith
S. H. Elwell
Yedda
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