30 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
1
Donald Taylor fifteen year old son of Charles Taylor living five miles southwest of Hillsboro was thrown from a pony while riding at a fast run. He was unconscious for about half an hour and feared to have internal injuries before friends and Tom Chalt helped him to the Taylor home.
Mrs. Hamilton Michaels and her daughter of Frankfort are guests of S. D. Alexander and family. Uncle Tom Glascock returned from a visit with his daughter Mrs. E. E Baker in Cincinnati. He also visited in Kentucky, held President Taft and had a big time overall.
A deer with two foot long horns was seen on the public highway east of Yeddo last Friday near noon. Austin Myers and his wife reported the sighting from their veranda and alerted neighbors who pursued the animal with shotguns for about a mile before giving up.
Mrs Myrtle Salladays visiting in Attica on Wednesday. Mrs John Stoup traveled to Momence yesterday for a short visit with relatives.
A Sept 24 1910 letter from Burns & Company manager J J Burns to The News of Kingman Indiana defends the firm amid an Interurban railroad dispute. The note asserts Burns & Company fulfilled contracts, blames Crum and stockholders for delays, and warns the project could be delayed if stock unloaders prevail. The reply also pledges correction if misstatements occurred and mentions local sentiment and community ties.
The text notes a carbon copy sent to C L Woody with unclear purpose. It reports conversations with interested parties who say the situation is forming well and will soon be settled and satisfactory.
Ambitious young men and women can enter wireless or railway telegraphy with the eight hour law in effect. A nationwide station expansion creates a demand for telegraphers, offering beginners pay from 70 to 90 dollars monthly and strong advancement prospects. The National Telegraph Institute runs six official institutes in America under A A and wireless officials and places graduates in jobs. Write for full details in Cincinnati Ohio or Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
Local note reports a sale of a dirt cutting product labeled dope with a sail off phrase. Event tied to home talent on October 7th with unclear location.
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