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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
7
An appeal from Mrs. Jo Sanders of Kingman Indiana offers a home treatment claimed to cure rheumatism muscular and joint pains sciatica lumbago backache kidney pains and neuralgia by banishing uric acid from the blood and purifying the system. Readers are invited to write for proof and to call for home reference.
Virgil C. Frazier declares he is honored by the Republican nomination for County Treasurer and asks voters who back the party to cooperate with his candidacy in the race.
The notice promotes Pioneer Drug Store for school supplies and highlights Cory's fall wallpaper line priced lower than before. The Christian Ladies Aid will serve dinner in the room adjoining The Star Office on election day.
J B Rowlet, a rural route three carrier, was seriously injured Wednesday around 10 am near the Elisha Pithead home east of town. While passing a gravel wagon driven by John Micheals, a horse kicked Rowlet in the jaw, dislocating it. Rog McAlister found him and town doctors treated wounds, with hopeful outlooks if no complications arise.
Rev. Simmers led Sunday night services. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Banister visited Covington Thursday. Ben Riger is visiting the community while Rev. Kelsey and wife spent Sunday with Mark Russell. Mrs. Goodin and Mrs. Mell Foster left for Colorado Tuesday. Flora Pavey visited her daughter Pearl Lindley Monday. Orpha Parent visited late last week and early this.
Miss Ura Shoaf visited Wallac Wednesday to see Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Wert while Woody offered harness and shoe repairs.
Miss Gray was home over Sunday by special request of Kattle we announce Karl Wright has the mumps on both sides. The High School play will be given Friday night Nov 11. The monthly Examinations were last Friday with many students exempt in various subjects.
Ladies offered trimmed hats feathers and shapes at 25 percent off for 10 days starting Saturday Nov STD. Those who have not bought their winter millinery should call to view goods.
Harveysburg residents shared a quiet weekend with visits from Vern Cory, Charley Fisher, the Lindleys, and others. Ham Ratcliff mashed his left thumb while work on a new crib, and several families joined Frank Shell and John Pribble for Sunday gatherings.
A local report describes Woody selling a product marketed to remove soil and Greek deposits. Authorities note the substance is presented as a cleaning aid with potential misrepresentation. Community members discuss safety concerns and regulatory responses.
A varied column advises humane burial for nuisance dogs and warns mothers to check cow health for milk safety. It suggests mosquito control by wire screening and kerosene on stagnant water, and notes a Minnesota hog raiser credits cholera prevention to spreading slack coal for hogs, though not veterinary endorsed.
A reader query prompts reflections on living by fair dealing and kindness beyond prayer. The text outlines weed control for bindweed and wild morning glory, recommends plowing or crop cover, and explains veterinary dipping tanks as a health and growth booster for cattle hogs and sheep with available disinfectants.
The article argues the King road drag fails to gain use due to its simplicity and low cost. It notes potential gains from broader tired wagons for hauling bulky produce and suggests road taxes in some states favor broad tired wagons. The piece urges wider adoption and tax incentives to improve highways.
Myer and Dillon paid the highest prices for hides at the city market, setting a record for quality offerings and signaling strong demand from local tanners and buyers. Weaker demand figures were noted for other farm products.
State of Indiana Fountain County announces ELDO EWBANK has been named administrator of the estate of Lancelot C. Ewbank, deceased, Fountain County Indiana. The administrator is aided by attorney O B Ratcliff. The estate is presumed solvent.
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