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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
5
The article urges Boy Scouts to plant trees to mark an epoch in a scout's life. It describes choosing and planting a tree, protecting it with a guard, mulching, watering, and using rich soil. It notes 5,000 scouts enrolled in Michigan and references a guide from the State Forester in Indianapolis. Bulletin No. 36 March 13, 1913.
The Silent Servant cabinet line is promoted as modern and efficient, promising to halve kitchen work and keep rooms neater. The ad invites readers to inspect the display and learn the value of the cabinets even if not ready to buy.
Gilbert Crumley, once tried for the murder of his wife and convicted of manslaughter, has found prison work on the northern farm. He oversees about a thousand hogs and builds hog houses seven miles from the penitentiary. Relatives say the farm task will keep him busy and leverage his hog-raising expertise.
A free home treatment claim by Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana and Mrs. J C Sanders Kingman Indiana promises to cure child bedwetting and urinary issues in adults. No money required, instructions included, and readers urged to write for free information.
Earl Shular former editor of the Newtown Enterprise died at his Hillsboro home last Friday evening at five oclock after months of suffering He leaves a wife two children and many relatives and friends He was regarded as a skilled printer and held notable positions in the industry He will be missed by allincluding his colleagues and community.
W A Hadley and family from this place and Ed Bales of Xenia Ohio visited relatives in Attica over Sunday. Mr Bales conducted Covington business before returning home. McCord and Millikan seek hay buyers. Geo E VanDeventer of Veedersburg offers a fine line of ladies spring oxfords and pumps. Mrs Frank Applegate and daughter Hazel visited Veedersburg yesterday. J G Eberle went to Covington on Friday and Saturday for business.
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