Grand success at Kingman Hardware store baking contest
The Kingman Hardware Co hosted a Saturday show with 22 biscuit entries judged by Manley Booe and B W Hell. Miss Luka Sowers won 5 dollars and 25 pounds of Indiana Home flour. Mrs Rozella Woody won a silverware set.
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Kingman Hardware Co
Luka Sowers
Ora Sowers
Terre Haute
Wash Sowers
Globe Stove Factory
Ettie Hutton
Etie Woody
Rozella Woody
Clara Moore
Kingman Grain and Milling Co
Peoria
Neal to Speak at Alexander's Opera House Monday Night
Hon Everett E Neal of Noblesville Republican candidate for Congress in the 9th district will address Alexander's Opera House Monday night at 7 30. He is famed as a fluent speaker and ardent party worker. Central committeemen plan elaborate arrangements and promise a grand event for both parties.
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Everett E. Neal
Noblesville
Congress
Alexander’s Opera House
Neal
Card of Thanks for J. P. Newnan
We extend thanks to friends and neighbors for help during the death and funeral of our father and brother J. P. Newnan. Grateful for the beautiful floral offerings and to Rev A J Marshall and the singers. The children sister and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Newnan
A. J. Marshall
CAPT WM B GRAY FOR AUDITOR OF FOUNTAIN COUNTY
The Star endorses Capt. William B. Gray for a second term as Fountain County Auditor. It praises his honesty, businesslike management, and fiscal prudence including a 20 percent tax-rate reduction and a debt-free county. Supporters call him a safe, principled public servant open to inspection of books.
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the Star
William B. Gray
Fountain County
Democratic County Convention
Mr. Gray
Gray
Covington
Will B. Gray
Local notes on purchases travel and community events
Vern Thomas buys a new buggy from Hepler hardware on Saturday. Mrs. Byron Lindley visits her parents in Warren county. Mrs. E H Towell and Mrs. Ethel Towell travel to Crawfordsville and Indianapolis. Subscriptions urged with a wood-for-paper pitch. Auctioneers Madden brothers attend Jerry Gordon sale. Ladies Aid raises about $29. Teacher Virgil Sanders suffers indigestion and is sent home. J M Cory sells school supplies. Local wedding of Floyd Mitchell and Letha Banister in Covington. Notables attend K of P event in Danville. Veterans entertained by John Gillum. wartime comrade relations noted.
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Claude Madden
Danville
Col
A. G. Madden
Covington
Jerry Gordon
Floyd Mitchell
Letha Banister
Cates
McGeorge
Wm. Banister
Our County Treasurer
An endorsement for W. H. Thompson Fountain county treasurer who is seeking reelection. The piece extols his efficiency honesty and customer service while arguing the public office should be a trusted public service rather than a political boss. It urges voters to keep Thompson in office.
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W. H. Thompson
Fountain County
Thompson
Fire destroys Yeddo area home of Geo Teegard
A southwest of Yeddo residence owned by Geo Teegard burned last Saturday morning after a defective kitchen chimney. The house and nearly all contents were lost with no insurance. Kind neighbors donated clothing and money to the displaced family, who express deep gratitude.
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Geo. Teegarden
Yeddo
Local Meetings And Business News From Attica Area
Omer Drake and family visited from Attica at the week's start. The Mothers Meeting is set for Saturday afternoon at Mrs. J A Copeland's home. An anti-saloon league lecturer will speak at the Friends church next Sunday night. Mrs. Lina Elwell and daughter Mrs. Mark Inlow visited Covington to stay with Mrs. G W Boyd. Mark Inlow bought I E Sower's moving picture business and is now sole owner. J B Rowlett joined to operate the machine. Large crowds attend and residents note the pictures are clearer here than in cities.
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Friends Church
Mark Inlow
I E. Sower
Moving Picture Outfit
J. B. Rowlett
Obituary for John P. Newman of Indiana and Iowa
John P. Newman born April 18 1858 near Greensborough North Carolina died October 4 1910 at age 52 after a head injury from a mule kick. He lived in Hendricks Liberty Parke and Blanchard and married Martha A Meson of Amo Indiana producing two children Fannie Olive and James Herbert. Funeral was October 7 from W B Newman’s Tangier home with Rev. A J Marshall, buried at Rushcreek.
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John P. Newman
Richard
Minerva Newman
Greensborough
Gilford County
North Carolina
Hendricks County
Indiana
Parke County
Ind
Kersey
Liberty Township
Wm. B. Newman
John
Newman
Omaha
Allison
Pioneer Drug Store Expands School Supplies Range
Mrs. Sarah Cherem and her son Raymond left Tangier on Wednesday for a new home in Montana. Work on Dr. J. T. Redman's animal hospital progresses with the foundation laid this week and building to begin soon. Frank Jones relocated a house to south First street, converting it into a modern cottage dwelling.
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Sarah Cherem
Raymond
Tangier
Montana
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. E. Neal
WM. B. Gray
Vern Thomas
Hepler Hardware Co
Byron Lindley
Warren County
Chas. Best
E. H. Towell
Ethel Towell
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis
Virgil Sanders
Kingman Schools
J. M. Cory’s
Irvin Lindley
Mae
Coloma
Fred Ewing
Raymond Alexander
Eck
Onda Hadley
Harry Finney
Dr. A. L. Ratcliff
Thomas Woody
Roscoe
Danville, Ill
Chicago
Jesse Conley
Rockville
John Welsh
Virginia
Thomas R
David J. Rateliff
John Jackson
Comrad
John Gillum
Co. I. 31St Ind. Inf
Mr. Welsh
Our County Treasurer
Omer Drake
Attica
J A. Copeland
Lina Elwell
G. W. Boyd
Alexander's Grocery
Kingman, Ind
The
Pioneer Drug Store
G. W. Spencer
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