Scoff t Emulsion Promises Health For All Ages
This ad promotes Scoff t Emulsion as a food concentrate that benefits both sick and well people. It claims to build strength for athletes, help thin individuals gain weight, cheer fretful babies, restore color to pale cheeks, and prevent coughs colds and consumption. It emphasizes no drugs or alcohol and lists prices 50c and 1.00.
Neighborhood News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Ethel Thomas visits Crawfordsville to see her parents while students Arthur Bontwill Alfred Hesler and Geo Moffett from Butler College exercise their rights. Protracted meeting announced for Kingman starting the 15th. Several local residents and families are noted visiting, with reports of sickness and obituaries for Lassie Montgomery. The community gatherings, votes, and relocations are detailed across Crawfordsville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Moffett
Butter College
O. E. Kelley
Scott
Kingman
John Leonard
Covington
John
Mont Beard
Frank Maris
Alice Moffett
Real Estate Transfers in Fountain County Last Week
A weekly Fountain County real estate transfer list shows Alfred A Brown and wife acquiring 60 acres in Shaw nee for $1.00. Guardian W E Livengood transfers to Sarah M Bruce lot 31 Chambersburg for $120. Various deeds involve Coffing, Newman, Carter, Bas sett, Moffett, Aden, Palin, Sanger, Maxwell, Moor, Lyon, Philips, Lutz, Younger, Reed, Lindley, Ewbank, Cates, and others across Attica, Covington, and nearby areas with prices ranging from $1 to thousands and several single parcels and fractional lots recorded. Mrs Scott Ratcliff noted as ill early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain County
O. S. Douglas
Covingtor
Alfred A. Brown
Wfto
A. Brown
Shawnee
W. E
QO. M. Coffing
A. Troy
Marvy E. Newman
John B. Newman
A. Jackson
Samuel Rice
Mary A. Carter
Richland Sp
W T. Bassett
Lez Mitchell
Silverwood
Elizabeth McGee
Siena A. Carpenter
Istadi Mellett
W. L. Moffett
D. M. Wilkinson
A. Cain
Frank Aden
Herman Bruning, Jr
Yeddo
C. C. Palin
Henry Palin
Newtown
Betha C. Simmerman
John M. Sanger
Chambersburg
Wmn
E. Maxwell
Guardian
John W. Compton
Stephen A. Moor
Nancy J. Binns
Elizabeth Lyon
W A. Henthorn
G A. Cain
Malissa Philips
Mary E. Lubber
Briscoe
Nanna Tiddens
Ragine Park
Frank Lindley
Wif
Melvin Light
Millcreek
Clamen & Cooper
Hillsboro Lodge
James Redenbaugh
T H.C. Shoaf
O.P. Veedersburg
D M. Wilkinson
Henry E. Cade
Towell Clarence William obituary recalls faith and family
Clarence William Towell born February 13 1883 died October 31 1906 at age 23 years 8 months 18 days. He married Ethel L Hadley December 22 1901 and had a son Kenneth Hadley Towell who died July 19 1906 at four months. He was praised as dutiful son loving husband and father and renewed in Christian life by Rev. David Commons. He faced suffering quietly urging his family not to grieve and spoke of meeting in Heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence William Towell
Elwood H
Piety
A. Towell
Ethel L. Hadley
Kenneth Hadley Towell
Clarence
David Commons
Sylvania
Earth
Belond
The Greatest Need for Men in Corn Fields
The nation faces a critical labor shortage as 25,000 more men are needed in Illinois corn fields to finish harvest. The situation mirrors Iowa and Nebraska, where women may need to join in field work to shuck the corn and sustain crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Lindley Family Leaves Parke County for Oklahoma Home
Mr. Lindley and family Mrs. John Deer and Dalton Lindley, well known in this community and former Parke county residents, left Tuesday for Carney Oklahoma to establish their future home. The Star extends best wishes and notes many friends will regret their departure for this western home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley
John Deer
Dalton Lindley
Parke County
Carney
Okla
Towell Family Thanks For Kind Assistance
Carlof Towell and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for consolation during the prolonged illness of their husband and father. They pray for the Lord’s mercy on all who aided them. Mrs. Ethel L. Towell, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Towell thank supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel L
Towell
Mrs
Elwood Towell
The Interurban Car Arrives On The Great Day
The interurban is coming and preparations are underway for the first car to run. Citizens look to a historic event as engineers finish testing and celebrate the launch. The article notes community eagerness and the expected impact on local travel.
Growth at Big Dry Goods and Department Store of J Frank McDermond
The progressive store has sold over a million dollars worth of goods in recent years and continues to grow as people realize the accommodation offered. J Frank McDermond leads the department store as it expands to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accomodation
Cloaks and Hats Offered in Great November Sale
Retailers promote a large stock of cloaks priced at 12.50 to 15.00 and hats from 4.50 to 6.50, boasting a big November closing-out sale with new arrivals and heavily discounted prices. The ads entice buyers to visit for the largest selection and lowest prices.
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Steam Corner
Ethel Thomas
Crawfordsville
Arthur Bontwill
Alfred Hesler
C.A. Cade
R.A. Booe
H. H. Glascock
John Shuler
Fairview
Rev. Maruel
Russell Bowsher
Branson Demotte
Jasper Millikan
Ros
Garrard
J. N. Bowcher
Mesdames Eva Millikan
Ruth Gilkerson
Jane Harvey
Mary Harvey
William Armstrong
Bloomingdale Academy
Lassie Montgomery
Martin Spurgeon
Kentucky
Sella
West Union Cemetery
Lib Bowsher
Wm. Bowsher
Ira Lowsher
Cyrus Lindley
Oak Capel
Wisby Williamson
Tom Todd
Charley Farner
Fred Todd
James Jackson
County Line
Dave Marshall
Thomp Hobson
Rose Demotte
Charley
Emmett Cory
Stone Bluff
Charley Farney
Ira Hudson
Perley Printy
Family Sunday
Scott Ratcliff
Oklahoma
Carlof
J. Frank McDermond
Indiana
Sorosis
Douglas Selz
America
Axminster
Haviland
Attica