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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
8
Notice announces a book of styles and samples for suits coats dresses and skirts made to measure. Ready-made garments for women and misses will be available around September 1 with further notice. The advertiser Chas A invites patronage and future orders.
A scan lists school supplies at Pioneer Drug Store. Woody offers harness and shoe repairs. Myer and Dillon's Meat Market advertises plenty of ice. Jackson promotes a fine roast for Sunday dinner.
A fragmented notice describes an illicit claim tied to home made balogna and a storefront in a shady marketing reel. The piece hints at a harmful product and urges readers to try it despite unclear safety.
A brief advertisement notes strong demand for telegraphers in wireless and railway fields. Following the eight hour law and nationwide station expansion, beginners can earn 70 to 90 dollars monthly with advancement potential. The National Telegraph Institute runs six institutes in America under A A and wireless officials and places graduates into jobs.
STEAM CORNER notes Clint Keller has moved to Yeddo to start a blacksmithing business. Nearby, E. J. Barker and family and Enos Elliott and family from near Thorntown visited Gordon Moffett's Sunday. Revival services begin at New Liberty church September 9 led by Rev. Lough. Rose Tinder and Ruby Robinson visited over Sunday. Sim Fine and wife were guests of T. D. Moffett Sunday. Tom Glascock Jr. plans to move to Yeddo soon. Sam Glascock visiting relatives near Paxton Illinois this week. Will Coats was here early in the week. Rev. Davis at Scotts Prairie Sunday at 3 PM. Mrs Cade Drollinger visiting her parents this week.
Notice announces a new fall and winter collection of trimmed ready to wear hats. Street hats in all styles offered by Mrs. Ira Bonebrake.
The nomination for County Treasurer has been offered by the Republicans. The speaker asks voters who wish to cooperate with the party to support his candidacy. Other items mention a Hillsboro visit by Mr. and Mrs. R B Myers, a big prize contest on September 17, and Carter's Original Virginian Warblers performing September 19 at Alexander's opera house.
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