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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
8
Readily available stocks include overcoats, suits, pants, and wares for men youths and children in Cassimeres Worsteds Kerseys Viennas with prices from 2 to 20 dollars. Overalls priced at 48 cents introduction offer. Attica area customers invited to try McDermond's complete clothing line including shoes hats caps undergarments sweaters and coats.
One lot men and women Walk Over and Ball Brand shoes offered with various styles. Prices range from 0.90 to 4.00 dollars for men and boys, with ladies and misses shoes listed at 1.50 to 3.50. Includes patent Colt, Kid Lace, Gun Metal Ox fords and silk kid options at reduced rates.
Immense dry goods and notions along with millinery, hats, shoes, cloaks, furs, suits, skirts, and women’s furnishings. Men’s clothing and boys’ wear highlight large selections of overcoats, carpets, rugs, furniture, stoves, pianos, sewing machines, Queensware, Graniteware, and enamelware. Basement offers complete 5.10 25 cent specials and Santa Claus Headquarters.
Our Annual Thanksgiving Sale invites shoppers to take advantage of low prices on a wide range of goods. J Frank McDermond promotes the event as a tribute to loyal patrons with late styles and special prices. A long list of local associates and helpers pledges to welcome friends and ensure up to date stock and good service during the sale.
Notice by the Kingman Indiana Board of Trustees that it will proceed with a public improvement on State Street from Second Street east to a specified line. It cites an adopted resolution and invites remonstrances, with a hearing set for 7 PM at the town office to consider affected property and whether benefits offset costs.
Mrs. Sarah Black and her daughter Miss Allie visited from Mecca with relatives to enjoy fresh Baltimore oysters at Robinson and Reath over Sunday.
Real estate sale offers sixty acres two thirds cash and one third in twelve months at six percent interest. Property lies in Mill Creek Township Fountain County near Yedda, Indiana, heirs of Daniel W Newauin deceased own it. Sealed bids due November 18 1911 at noon. Veedersburg Hesler Building office.
A quiet Kingman election produced a tight vote with two parties, Republican and Democratic. Dr. F. S. Cuthbert received the most votes, and officials chosen include trustees J. H. Ephlin, C. E. Howrey, Scott E. Ratcliff, Dr. F. S. Cuthbert, H. H. Glascock, M. L. Cory, Frank R. Jones, and Dan Shanks with specific margins noted for each race. The new town board will take office January 1, 1912.
Notice that all book accounts not paid by December 1 will be left for collection. The Hepler Hardware Co issues the collection warning to customers with outstanding balances.
David J. Ratcliff transacted business in Covington Friday and revival services were held at the M E church in Yeddo this week. The Rev A G Leazenby assists. Attendees witness the Battle of Tippecanoe reenactment at Battle Ground. A group including W T Briggs, A M Ford, J G Gordon and others shopped in Danville Saturday. Marsh Newman shipped twelve bushels of winter apples to Florida, with donations from brothers. Apples scarce in Florida and the harvest is welcomed.
The Star notes Rev O W McGauhey will preach at the Christian church in both morning and evening services next Sunday. T M Jackson, local stock dealer, had a banner shipping day Tuesday with shipments to Chicago markets including one car of cattle two cars of sheep and one of hogs. The cattle were purchased from Bloomer Myers and highly regarded.
Farmers urged to feed SAL VET to hogs amid a county cholera threat. Hundreds are already using it and claim convincing results. Available for sale through multiple local vendors including John Belles and others in Veedersburg Covington and nearby towns.
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