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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
4
The Kingman Star weekly notice informs readers it is published every Friday by B C Hudler. It notes second class matter status at the Kingman Indiana post office and appears dated material from the year referenced.
A condensed list of Fountain County real estate transfers filed for record. Transactions involve Perry F. Bailey to Wm. M Hughes. W.R. Greenley to W. A. Justus. A.S. Peacock to Tillie Perlman. Michael Harty to Chas Greenman. Emma E. Davis to Wm. H. Small. Hillsboro B L A to Frank Rusk. Olive Smith to Jas Ward. Geo. Foxworthy to Frank Rusk. Wm. McMasters to Henry C. Hamaker Trustee. Hamaker Trustee to Martin Bo Wilkinson. Howard Shafer to Tyan L. Hayden. Goldin M. Ricy to Frank M. Rikky. Frank M. Riley to Albert W. Riley. Alberta McGaughey to Clifford A. Cade. etc. Amounts range from $1.00 to thousands.
Crystal Starnes daughter of Mr and Mrs George Starnes living four miles southeast of Hillsboro died yesterday around 9 30 pm of infantile paralysis. She had been slowly recovering from the first attack but contracted a severe cold and died Friday on her sixth birthday after eight weeks illness. Funeral was held Sunday at Ingersall Corner church with interment in Masonic cemetery at Waynetown.
Ambitious young men and ladies can enter wireless or railway telegraphy, now in high demand since the eight hour law and nationwide station expansion. Beginners earn 70 to 90 dollars monthly with advancement potential. The National Telegraph Institute runs six institutes in America under wireless officials and placements all graduates. Send for full details from Cincinnati Ohio or Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
Mrs. John Nelson arrived from Veedersburg to spend Sunday here. Miss Zula Howell visited relatives in Terre Haute over the weekend. The item highlights social notes and calls among residents.
During October the Purdue Experiment Station’s Agricultural Extension and Horticultural Departments held 11 orchard demonstration meetings across as many counties to teach practical orchard management. Sessions covered pruning, fertilization, cover crops, and pest control with demonstrations of sprays and tools. Attendance totaled 1250, with up to 300 at a single meeting. interest showed neglect stems from lack of know how, not lack of effort.
McCornick Nursery Co of Monroe Michigan sells a new blue Rambler rose for the first time in America. They sourced the parent stock from an Erfurt Germany originator, an eighty year old gardener who has cultivated roses his whole life. The firm seeks a reliable local salesman, offers free outfit and weekly pay, and notes no experience is required.
The Treasury Department preserves money integrity through secret paper, engraved plates, and controlled production. Duplicates are made from plates to deter counterfeiting, with complex machine lines and unique combinations. The highest bill is $10,000, rare in circulation, replacing large quantities of silver. It costs government accents to issue, and a note undergoes a 30 day printing and 52 counts during processing.
The Anti Saloon League and allied temperance groups plan to circulate thousands of petitions across the state urging legislators to uphold the County option law. They anticipate repeal efforts and call supporters to sign to keep the measure on the statute book by flooding the legislature with petitions.
Harness made to order at Woody's. Byron Grismore visited in Attica Monday. Roscoe Woody has been visiting home folks this week. Two moving picture shows tomorrow night at 6 30 and 8 00. Elmer Shoaf and family near Coyington were Sunday guests here. Mrs J M Wright and daughter Ruby were visiting relatives here Sunday. Mort Thompson and family returned Saturday from a visit with relatives in Indianapolis.
State of Indiana Fountain County announces administrator Eoldo Ewbank appointed for the estate of Lance Ewbank deceased, Fountain County Indiana. Estate deemed solvent. Ratcliff attorney listed.
Fred S. Cuthbert as administrator filed final settlement for Ida M Tschischeck deceased. Court will exam the account on the Sunday in November 1910. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear to show cause and prove heirship. Cranpg B. Puinrott, Attorney.
A Mrs G Davenport of Roycefield New Jersey praises Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for rheumatic pain relief and better sleep. The ad notes the remedy calms nerves, does not upset the stomach, and does not create a habit. It promises to refund money if no benefit is seen and urges readers to obtain a package from a druggist.
Jackson's advertises buying hides and directs readers to see Woody about a winter lap robe horse blanket or harness. The notice emphasizes procuring hides and related winter goods from a local shop, highlighting practical items for the season.
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