Local Store Promotes School Supplies and Tools
A storefront invites families to shop for school items including tablets and pencils. The notice emphasizes easy learning with a full range of supplies for students.
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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
4
A storefront invites families to shop for school items including tablets and pencils. The notice emphasizes easy learning with a full range of supplies for students.
J S Marks and Max Lindley announce cider production at the George E Marks mill with operations on Tuesdays and Fridays. Barrels for sale are available. Luther Boyer of Harvestsburg Indiana offers cellar and cistern digging and pump repairing services.
Starting Saturday August 30 a 30 day sale offers half price on framed and unframed pictures including oil paintings and scenery. Visitors at band concerts can view a large, assembled collection and choose there. C M Spencer, David Ratcliff and daughter Flora, and C M Spencer and wife attended a 31st Indiana reunion in Terre Haute Tuesday and Wednesday. Melvin Light offers farm loan propositions.
Harveysburg holds Sunday school each Sunday at 9 30. Various local families including Mr and Mrs Wilhite of Cates Rev Coonce Claude and Fred Dotson dine with Cyrus McMasters. Community notes list numerous visits and dinners among area residents.
George Sines and daughter Mary plus Mr and Mrs Fred Beal drove to LaFayette in the former's car. Sam Sines and daughter Helen visited relatives in Sidney for a few days. Mr and Mrs Sam Bonebrake attended a band concert in Kingman. Miss Clara Sines visited relatives in Danville. Miss Hepler of Tennessee is visiting here. John Hardesty of near Covington was here on business. Paul Redenbaugh did business in Oxford. S H Elwell did business in Covington last week. J T Sparks visited relatives in Alamo. Beulah Hadley leaves Friday for Newtown to begin her eighth term as primary teacher Monday. Steinbaugh & Jones offer sturdy boy shoes.
The notice promotes coal at 8c and urges buying before bad weather and road conditions. It lists S. B. Coal Co and adds various local items about hosting clubs, shoe store ads, travel from Sikeston, timothy seed, meat for Sunday dinners, and local merchants Robinson & Reath and Steinbaugh & Jones.
Eston Printy cuts his thumb while cutting meat at Robinson Reath Shop a few days ago but his pay was not stopped thanks to an Accident and Health policy with Southern Surety. Eston will discuss the policy or see Charles E. Massey Covington General Agent. Misses Lillie Carrie Sams Rex Marshall Arthur Kesner visit the Grimes sisters Sunday. Myrtle Harvey invites customers to view the new Fall Winter millinery line.
You can see the swell line of schoolchildren shoes now in stock. This is the most complete line offered, with emphasis on quality and value for students.
Leslie Gillom invites locals to bring apples and join in cider making on the Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays. The informal notice encourages participation and emphasizes community gathering.
Wm Wilkey traveled to Veedersburg yesterday on business activities.
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