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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
5
Crank shift and adjustable frame reduce sore shins and tired legs from shifting rigs. The New Elk Jr Automatic Cultivator lets a quick push swing rigs aside to dodge hills, with automatic rig raising by horses and a single thumb latch to balance. Send for information or visit the store to inspect.
Mrs. Ora Sowers took her step-daughter Dorothea from Terre Haute to this place for a Monday visit with relatives. Uncle Joe Cannon arrived with an auto party from Danville and was in town last Sunday. Ross Irwin, here since the high school commencement, left Friday for Terre Haute to enter the state normal. The best oil stores on the market Booe Cory Hardware Co. adv.
The Kingman Star recalls rapid growth since 1906 in Kingman Indiana. The piece praises paved streets school system centralization elevator garage and auto ownership plus a thriving Commercial Club and a pioneering interurban rail line. It urges continued community cooperation and active club involvement.
The piece urges rising with joy and aiming for a hopeful day, sharing cheer and a warm greeting with friends. It counsels forgiveness of enemies and emphasizes happiness as an internal source that can brighten life and reduce misery.
The article argues for a Kingman one day celebration to replace the long gap since the last major holiday festivity. It proposes a single July 4th style event, or another one day entertainment, to boost local appeal.
Mrs. W. P. Jackson and her infant left Friday to join her husband in Covington where Mr. Jackson has taken a job at Rinn's grocery. Mrs. Lizzie Reese returned Saturday from Montezuma. Mrs. F. R. Jones visited Veedersburg Friday and Saturday.
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