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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
4
Votes issued at The Star office have no expiration date and may be cast any time before the contest closes. Votes cannot be transferred between candidates after casting at The Star office. Each issue of The Star contains a 25 vote coupon for voting for any lady in the contest.
Kingman high school traveled to Attica last Saturday and won 11 to 6. Big Dom Grismire ran for the first touchdown, Lindley kicked the extra point, Greenleaf Woody added a second TD after an interception, and Lindley failed the kick. Attica answered with a drop-kick and a place kick in the second half. Both teams relied on punting and sportsmanship remained high throughout the game.
Prosecutor and Mrs. C. B. Philpott visit relatives in Kingman while Mr. Philpott travels to Rockville on business. Local notices mention church preaching by Rev R V Johnson and schedule changes. Residents attend gatherings, visits to Covington Attica and Chicago, and reports praise for the Attica Ledger Press seventh issue with expanded pages and strong ads.
Wallace High School reports several personal notes from the week. Claude Lawson, Freshman president, was absent. Miss Geneva Reath of Alamo visited. Ruby and Effie Myers from Crawfordsville high school joined a Tuesday visit. Ray Philpott, senior, substitute for Mr. Alward after external poisoning. an excursion to Mill Creek’s Narrows occurred. Philpott sustained a serious external accident requiring ten stitches. Freshmen adopted purple and white. Sophomores held a Caesar test. Prof. Warren’s kindness lightened mood after a recitation.
Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana claims a home treatment cures rheumatic pains including muscular and joint rheumatism sciatica lumbagos backache kidney pains and neuralgia. She says the remedy removes uric acid from the blood loosens stiff joints purifies blood and restores vitality and invites proof by mail Free.
Miss Sylvia Redenbaugh of near Yeddo visited over Sunday with Miss Glee Renick.
A Ohio reader Miss Alma Hug reports hours of wakefulness and terrible dreams until using Dr Miles Nervine and Tonic. The ad claims restful sleep follows a few days of use, soothing irritable nerves and restoring energy, with a money back guarantee if not beneficial.
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