Mains on October 2 and local notices
Notes of daily movements including travelers, marriages and relocations. Mrs Charlotte Huntley gains a twelve dollar monthly pension. Calvin Koon and Florence Spencer receive marriage licenses. Land sale by guardian for Stephen A Law. Local illness improves at King's Daughters Hospital. Deaths shipping from Crygmont and other travel for weddings and visits. Insurance officials inspect the new high school building for policy purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Death
Canaan
Toushville
J. M. Peagley
Camden, Cie
Charlotte Huntley
Hanover
Uvrenatt
Calvin Koon
Florence Spencer
Thiverty
David A. Blair
Chicago
Hattie Walker
Heirs Appoint Agent to Sell 220 Acre Kent Farm
In Kent area the heirs of David Lyle appoint James M. Gray to handle the sale of their 220 acre farm as they confer with attorney Imerson Lemen about the inheritance tax set by the last Legislature. The tax rates range from one to five percent with exemptions for widow and children. In court Orr Miller was fined 50 and costs for operating a blind tiger at the Deputy camp meeting and jailed. A report of Galen Thomas’s personal property sale is filed by Receiver S J Bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lyle
James M. Gray
Kent
Imerson Lemen
Orr Miller
Galen Thomas
S. J. Bear
Reunions Bring 3000 Visitors to Carrollton for Kentucky Cavalry Event
Three thousand visitors from this city and Milton travel to Carrollton Kentucky for the Fourth Kentucky Cavalry C 8 S A reunion. About 150 members remain. most plan to attend. Barbecued meats burgoo cakes are prepared as the group expects 3000 to 1000 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Carrollton
Fourth Kentucky Cavalry
Real Estate Transfers In Brooksburg Hanover Area
Elizabeth Butler sells 61 acres in Hanover township to Sarah B. Sutherland for 1600 dollars. Real estate transfers include Robert Eades and wife to James A. Monroe Jr for property in Brooksburg valued at 130 dollars. W S Taff and Effie Taff transfer Hanover property to T J Banta and B H Banta for 700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eades
James A. Monroe Jr
Brooksburg
Elisabeth Butler
Sarah B. Sutherland
Hanover
W.S. Taff
Effie Taff
T. J. Banta
B. H. Banta
Zachary Caplinger Dead In Madison Area
Samual Caplinger of Homestead died at Manhattan Hotel yesterday morning at age 7. He had lived in Promstead for seven years and is survived by aunts, a daughter in Gheenvalle Mississippi, and a son in New Orleans, Louisiana. Funeral plans not yet made. arrangements awaiting family instructions. Caplinger native of Madison, son of Samuel and Mary Caplinger, pioneer residents. He moved to Florida about twenty years ago to work as a stationary engineer but had been inactive due to health. Survived by wife Virginia Caplinger, daughter Mary Halcombe of Greenville Mississippi, and son Edwin. four sisters and two brothers listed. The Madison press notes the death of a local elder with sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Caplinger
Hometead
Manhattan
Myrateelneky
Paratyera
Promstead
Bfeo
Gheenvalle
Mise
New Orleans
Wohl Comics Comepany
Meams, Florda, Herald
Madison
Samuel
Mary FP
Caplinger
Piorida
Actiss
Beaider
Caphiager Dea
Daguter
Mira Mary Halcambe
Crreenvile
Miss
Aoson
Edwin
Misa Kate Caphager
Henry Connett
Upper Monteldair
Pred AL Thomas
Cocoanuttaneve
Kuvonida
Prank [Roggart
Indianapolis
John D
New York
Lions Fout C. S. Osborn
Detroit residents faced hardship as the governor and his wife were forced to continue their journey on foot after a trek that ended with a tense confrontation and a small punt in a chaotic scene near a Gaels event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odese
Edwin
Stent
Osborn
Adv Saved His Foot
Bantam man D Ely suffered a four year foot ulcer. He refused amputation and used Godlon's Armen Salve and Toast, which Ely credited with a complete cure. The ad touts salve for burns cuts bruises and eczema and urges readers to obtain a box at Harper's drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. D. Ely
Bantam
Island Tobora Noted for Pure Spring Water
The island Tobora lies about 10 miles from Panama City in the Bacitie region and is famed for its untiring spring of pure sparkling water. Mail steamers between Palboa and San Princises use the island for fresh water, as do steamers sailing south from Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobora
Panama
Bacitie
Palboa
San Princises He
Hookworm Disease Causes and Causes in Poor Sanitation
The text explains hookworm disease as an intestinal parasite infection linked to low nutrition and unsanitary conditions. It notes the parasite attaches to the intestines and preys on the body, with the name deriving from its hooked shape.
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Quick Relief
Nervous and sick headaches are tied to torpid liver and constipation. Dr King’s New Life Pills stimulate organs to work properly and regulate the liver and bowels. Take two per dose and buy a box today at Harper’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Harper's Drug Store
Madison News In Briefs Reflect Family, Travel, and Local Honors
Licensed to wed Jacob Horri city and Bertha Bennett in Madison. Mrs. Lou Maxfield arrives from Indiana for a visit with brother Mr. George Daily. Mr. John Smith and family return to Fast St. Louis after a visit. Mrs. John Borcherding leaves for Anderson to join husband. Emma Schwab and Mrs. A. J. Stenhardt return to Marietta after funeral. Mrs. Maud Fisher and daughters travel to Orleans to visit Mrs. Fisher’s mother. Joseph Sheets travels home from Indianapolis under treatment. improving. Delegates to Conservation Congress announced from Madison by Federation of Clubs. Blaine Jordan to wed Miss Marie Perry in January. The Herald thanks Congressman Hixon for a pamphlet on water purification. Madison Insurance Co. renews long-running policy. property on Presbyterian Ave. Juniata Tribe members return from Indianapolis Grand Council. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miller celebrate 10th wedding anniversary. Mrs. John F. Callen returns from Pittsburg Kansas after attending Prison Congress. husband Dr. John E. Callen prominent Kansan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L Lawler
Guardian
Iraeham Township
Stephan A. Law
Emma Reed
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
West Third Street
AL W. Weaver
Crygmont
Peres Haute
Vail
James Schwab
Indianapolia
James Vittilow
Blaine Kinnear
Greenwood
Kinnear
Carl
Dupont
Byron Russell
Indianapolis
Jackson
Marie Robinson
Malligon
Miy
Edward Hollis
Jacob Horri City
Bertha Bennett
Kent
Lou Maxfield
Indiana
Creorge
John Smith
St. Louis
John Borcherding
Anderson
Misa Emma Schwab
A. J. Stenhardt
Marietta
James Wittitow
Annie Glauber
North Walnut St
Maud Fisher
Vera
Catherine
Hanover
Orleans
Indianapoliige
Federation of Clubs
Indianeapolis
Conservation Congress
Washington
Clementa
Blaine Jordan
Missy Marie Perry
Madison
Harover
Juniata Tribe of
Indianapola
Heme
Messrs
Rowen Richards
Andrew Chiedencb
Charles Cook
Chis Dihammer
Harry Nichols
Herman Schiphorst
Wiliam Bersch
Rudolph Ralston
Chares Hillabold
Hillabold
Jacob Milter
Miller
John F. Callen
Pittsburg
Kansas
James Milligan
Lexington Road
State and Local Legal Actions and Notable Death
State and county cases include State vs Earl Toombs fined on guilty plea and State vs Grover UChasteen also on guilty plea plus costs. Fountain Childs a 79 year old land owner near North Vernon died from paralysis. Dr Wm B Craig murder case set for Nov 24 in Shelbyville. Dawson New Mexico mine explosion entombs 230 to 280 miners with rescue efforts under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Toombs
Grover Uchasteen
Fountain Childs
North Vernon
Wm. B. Craig
Helene Koube
Indianapolis
Blair
Shelbyville
Funeral of John Roll Held in Fulton at 2 PM
The funeral for John Roll occurred at the McCune home in Fulton with large attendance. Interment followed at Springdale Cemetery. Roll, born November 2, 1844, died October 20, 1913, aged 68. He leaves ten children and three sisters and one brother. He was a carpenter and valued family man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roll
Fred McCune
Fulton
Springdale
James Davia
Taylor Potter
John Welch
George Knoeckel
James Parsons
Giorge Davia
Benjy. Beach
Misa Kate Roll
Indianapolis
Charles Cale
Chicago
Ciara Bowman
Misa Esther Roll
Meassra
Alvin
Charles
Harry Roll
Michigan
Jacob Highstreet
Teresa Henry
Peter Sheeta
Maynard Roll
Card Party at St Marys School Hall Draws Neighbors
About fifty people attended the event last evening despite bad weather. The young ladies in charge organized a pleasant evening with a light repast after the eight hand pointe game. Prizes went to Laura Bloom Ming, Mrs Will McDermott Jr, Nellie Leland, Mrs Albert Bloom, Will McDermott Jr, Carl Deatwas, George Distel, and George Wikkeh for various glassware, plates, towels, perfume, tie clasps, handkerchiefs, and neckties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s School Hall
Charnre
Prse
Ming Laura _Bloom
Will McDermott, Jr
Nellie Leland
Albert Bloom
Carl Deatwas
George Distel
George Wikkeh
Reception at Liberty Church Identifies Year Members
A Monday night reception at Liberty Church honored this year’s new members with Elder M R Scott’s talk and Will Denny’s choir. About one hundred attended due to bad weather. The church clerk Mrs Myrtle Smith listed names as attendees extended hand of fellowship. Names listed include Walter Day Carl Paugh Chas Schwappacher John Smith Marie East James Turner Rachel Robbins Nellie Robina Mat Adama Wilbur Adama Mildred Miles Norma Buchanan Refreshments followed and it was regretted more attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.R. Scott
Mattie Denny
John Paugh
Will Denny
Myrtle Smith
Christian Fellowship
Walter Day
Carl Paugh
Chas. Schwappa
John Smith
Marie East
Father East
James Turner
Rachel Robbins
Nellie Robina
Mat Adama
Wilbur Adama
Mildred Miles
Norma Buchanan
Aviator Albert J Jewell Missing After Ocean Flight
Albert J Jewell an aviator, failed to return from a flight over the ocean after taking off from Hempstead I I toward Belmont Racing Park. He was last seen over Rockaway Inlet at about dawn and was 27 years old. He used the alias Sidney Gordon to protect his wife and later resumed his real name. He was a skilled mechanic and had held his license for under a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Jewell
Ocean
Jewell
Hempstead
I. I
Ft. 13
Belmont Racing Park
Rockaway Inlet
Ocean Shore
Gent
Broviewstate
Sidney Gordon
jLin
Haviing
Confederate veterans reunion honors Kentucky fourth regiment
A 5000 crowd in Carrollton observed the reunion of 720 veterans of the Fourth Kentucky Regiment C S A amid decorations and a parade. The event featured a dinner, a welcome address by Frank C Green, and speeches by Mina Coby p congressman Stanley William Lari and Capt W H Stone among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Kentucky Regiement
Frank C. Green
Mina Coby P
Ne Conegressman Stanley
William Lari
Capt
W. H. Stone
Democrat Wins Illinois Fight for Supreme Court Seat
Charles C. Craig, a Democrat from Galesburg, won a special election for a seat on the Illinois Supreme Court in Peoria. He succeeds Justice John P. Hand, a Republican who resigned due to ill health. the race showed a Democratic gain amid a weak Progressive vote and a Republican shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peona
Charles C. Craig
Galesburg
Supreme Court of Views
Kant
Hinois
Hivwi
John P.hand
Dr King's New Discovery Cough Remedy Endorsed
A testimonial from Mrs. A. F. Mertz of Glen Ellyn Illinois touts Dr King's New Discovery for stubborn coughs. The ad claims relief from coughs colds and throat and lung troubles with a money back guarantee and a one dollar price at local druggists.
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Portland
Oregon
Margaret
Robert Browning
Burt
Macon
Court News
Fourth Cavalry
Samufl Caplinger
Miami, Fla
LIONS
C. S. Osborn
Mieths
Phetredt
Ater
Diens
CPN
Gesterneor
ADV
the Herald
Congresaman
Hixon
George A. Johnson
United States Geological Survey
Madison Insurance Co
ISI
Jobin M. Colins
Presbyterian Ave
Poplar Street
Brestway
C. L. Holstein
Dawson
N. M
Mesara
St. Mary's School Hall
Liberty Church
Cher
Castoria
Cea
Bohemia
Los Angeles
America
Democrat
Illnois
Moose
C. U. Craig
State Supreme Court
Har
Henry Spencer
Mur
Derer
Tims
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