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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1907
Page
4
The Kingman Star, published each Friday by B. C. Hudler, carries the second class matter designation for entry at the Kingman Indiana post office in 1898.
A letter argues the town should fund a fire engine and safety improvements immediatey, noting old frame buildings on State Street, lack of buckets or ladders, and the need for town treasurer support or bonds. It warns that delaying could cost the town later and advocates honoring local heroes like Grant Hamilton Sheridan.
In this age of activity, many forget those who laid down their lives for the country and our national faults, including forgetfulness. The text notes men and women becoming absorbed in commerce and daily life, underscoring a call to honor sacrifice amid modern distraction.
Local note urges Business Men's Association formation after quiet period. Other towns have organized and plan to act this winter, believing closer cooperation among business men will yield more benefits at lower cost for the town.
An terse fragment notes that a person claiming to know future market moves lacks reliability. The line hints at skepticism toward fortune telling in finance, suggesting cautious judgment about predictions and forecasts.
Fragments describe a quiet figure who lingers out of sight but promises a loud niche when events conclude. The tone hints at a return to prominence accompanied by a self assured reminder of prior warnings.
Governor Danly issues a Thanksgiving proclamation declaring Thursday November 28 a day of praise and thanksgiving. He notes the people of Indiana have much for which to be thankful.
Editor Morgan changes Perrysville paper name from The Blue Pencil to The News. The move is praised as improving the publication’s appearance and identity.
A note urges talking drainage improvements in Kingman to reduce surface water exposure. It argues that quitting surface water could lower malaria danger and improve public health.
Community leaders eye a Kingman skating rink this winter hoping to boost activity and draw crowds. Residents weigh feasibility and potential economic benefits as plans consider location, funding, and safety.
The Covington Republican editor Thomas A. Clifton is eyed as a Roosevelt Republican candidate for joint senator for Fountain Warren and Vermilion counties. Known for fearless, outspoken views, he holds multiple trusted offices and sits high in party councils locally and nationally. The district leans Republican, making the nomination pivotal.
The annual meeting of Eight district Knights of Pythias is set for January 6 in Dayton Indiana. The district covers Benton Warren Tippecanoe and Fountain counties where Pythianism is strong. Deputy Grand Chancellor F A Wiles expects a splendid gathering as lodges report prosperity.
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