Westfield notes and local updates from The Review
Ch Joses Levi of Chicago bought horses here this week. Olney and others seek cancer treatment. Daniel Stark of Atwood and Ol Ne Hardesty wed in Danville. Fordyce missionary meeting draws 40 delegates. Lon Robison's home burned with total loss. Foley's Honey and Tar praised for croup relief and kidney pills aid. Local election notes and school appointments. geese sport, and town tax decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joses Levi
Chicago
LeAlre
Joseph Stewart
D. A. Lee
Olney
Daniel Stark
Atwood
Ol‘Ne Hardesty
Danville
Lower
Wabash
Woman's Missionary Society of the
U.B
Lon Robison
Local notes and visits span Indiana to Wisconsin
Harry Hills left Thursday for Milwaukee to visit his sister. Mrs. Wayne Smalley of Brookfield is a guest at Mrs. J. W. Hancock’s home. Johnson township re elected Lawrence Fears as town clerk. Mrs. A. C. Garrison returned home from Idaho. Afro Morris Slusser and Mrs. Roy Goodwin visited Marshall for their mother's illness. Ten government headstones were received for soldiers’ graves and will be set when weather allows. Mrs. J. W. Good visited Marshall. P. T. Peters sought health at French Lick Springs. Township high school vote favored the opposition by 54. Mrs. I. A. Young left for Watseka to attend a federation meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner-Tiimes
Harry Hills
Milwaukee
Wis
Wayne Smalley
Brookfield
Ind
J. W. Hancock
Johnson Township
Lawrence Fears
A. C. Garrison
Ross Forks
Idaho
Morris Slusser
Roy Goodwin
Marshall
Commercial
J. W. Good
P. T. Peters
French Lick Springs
I. A. Young
Watseka
Blivols State Federation of ‘Women’s Clubs
Castoria Signature Phrase Recalled in Advertising Note
An old newspaper fragment features the line Castoria The Kind You Have Always Bought and bears the signature phrase Castoria The Kind You Have Always Bought with a noted signature area. The item appears as a product proof or advertisement tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Perry Plew Dies After North West Stay
Perry Plew died Monday after spending two years in the north west. The report notes his death in the Herald and mentions an Ohio oil company operation at St Francisville, with a 500 barrel per day sand production at 1800 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutsonville
The
Herald
Perry Plew
Indaho
Ohio O11 Co
St . Francisville
Ce Titrain
Hanling
Local Visits Span Terre Haute and Dennison
Harvey Myles spent Saturday in Dennison. J A Page visited Terre Haute on Saturday. Mrs Mollie Joy visited Mrs Ramsay on Sunday. Walt Dolson from State Line visited Sunday. Mrs Ernest Doolittle was in Terre Haute Saturday. Mr Moses and O C Page had dinner with J A Page and family. Mrs S Clark and Mrs W D Rollings visited Mr McMullen on Sunday. James Edward Nickles of Terre Haute visited his sister Mrs Joe Taylor over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Myles
Dennison
J A A. Page
Terre Haute
Mollie Joy
Ramsey
Walt Dolson
State Line
Ernest Doolittle
Moses
O C. Page
S. Clark
W. D. Rollings
McMullen
McKeen
James Edward Nickles
Joe Taylor
Cole & Cole Insurance Ad for Tornado and Fire Rates
We Write. Tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property in the largest companies at the lowest rates. Write or call on us for terms. Cole & Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole
Garden progress noted and local updates in town
Garden work begun by residents as B F Cleaver opens a new corner. Leroy Romine visits Chicago while Nellie Husted spends Sunday with Casey friends. Auburn votes defeat rock roads by three. Circuit Clerk Emerson of Marshall makes a Friday call. Farmers seek hay for feeding. Twelve people start a telephone line project. Vandalia cautions section foreman to not employ switch light tenders under 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Romine
Chicago
Nellie Husted
Casey
Auburn
Rock Roads
Emerson
Marshall
Miracle Cure Cited For Severe Cough By Dr King’s
W B Holsclaw of Clarendon Texas recalls his brother’s terrible cough that seemed like consumption but was cured with ten bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery. He now weighs 218 pounds and praises the remedy as quick safe reliable and guaranteed. Price 50 cents and 1.00. Free bottle available at Carl Tauboneck’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Holsclaw
Clarendon
Texas
Dr. King
Carl Tauboneck
Potatoes Planted First as Fair Weather Returns
Johnny Hutchings leads planting of potatoes as Seymour Hurst from Marshall notes election day presence. Roads to improve in days with fair weather. Stock kegs sold last week at seven dollars per hundred. Green Toss school term started Monday. Fred Weiland from Charleston visited old neighbors last week. Wheat acreage small. much sown last fall is poor due to bad ice and weather. Some farmers plan to apply fertilizer on corn ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolson
Johnny Hutchings
Seymour Hurst
Marshall
Avith
Fred, Weiland
Charleston
Nelshtorg
Puts End to Bad Habit Blues with New Life Pills
The ad claims a sluggish liver fills the system with bilious poison and promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills to expel it. It suggests use for stomach, liver, and kidneys and notes 26 cents at Carl V. Taubeneck’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Carl V. Taubeneck
Neighbors Share Easter Visiting and Meals Across Families
Lory Weaver and Mrs General Switzer are sick. Verlin Bland and wife visited her parents D D Weaver. William Kuykendall and wife visited Hurley Welsh and wife. Rev Wamsley dined with G W Snedeker family. Dolly and Celia Elliott dined with Idella and Rosa Weaver. Henry Snedeker from Anna visits his mother Mrs Geo Snedeker. Nora Stoelting of Terre Haute visits brother Chas Stoelting. Egg roast at Livingston draws neighborhood youths. Mrs Ben Medley and Hatt leson visit James Liggett family. Mrs David Setzer and Nora Stoelting visit John A Welsh family. W P Elliott and family and Jim Adams and wife Easter with Henry Shirley family. Ben Houff and wife of Marshall attend church at Armstrong and dine with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lory Weaver
Gen. Switzer
Verlin Bland
D. D. Weaver
William Kuykendall
Hurley Welsh
Rev. Wamsley
G. W. Snedeker
Dolly and
Celia Elliott
Idella
Rosa Weaver
Henry Snedeker
Anna
Geo .Snedeker
Nora Stoelting
Terre Haute
Chas. Stoelting
Livingston
Ben Medley
Httleson
James Liggett
David Setzer
John A. Welsh
W. P. Elliott
Jim Adams
Henry Shirely
Ben Houff
Marshall
Armstrong
It Looks Like a Crima to separate a boy from a box of Bucklen Arnica
An old time sales pitch extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as quick relief for pimples, boils, scratches, burns, cuts and sprains. It claims healing for piles and urges keeping it handy for boys and girls with a price of 25 cents at Carl V Taubeneck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl V. Taubeneck’s
Easter Sunday Recap and Neighborhood Notes
Stump reports Prank Saiter ill after a quiet Easter Sunday. Roscoe Kuhn works for Harry Blaurer. A poultry artist visits the neighborhood. Fred Gelsert spent Friday with Harry Whitson. Beulah Maurer celebrated Easter with Callie McNary at Oak Grove. Walter White and wife welcomed a baby girl. Ola and Lilly-Kahn spent Sunday with Gladys Griesemer. Mintha White, working in Terre Haute, has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inf
Mintha W \hite
Terre “Hants
Local Social Happenings On Wednesday To Easter
Wye es ae Sueernes Line Miss Golaa and others planned trips and visits. Davis with Wayne Dodd and Frank Stanfield traveled to West Union on Wednesday. Several residents visited Frank Hedges Jr and wife Tuesday and Sunday gatherings with the Beckwiths and Eschel. School resumes Monday with Miss Minnie Barkalow as teacher. Mrs Geo Baker and Alpha visited Terre Haute relatives. Frank Stanfield family spent Easter with Geo Shaffner. Mrs Cornwell and Mrs Hix visited Will Wier’s family at Darien Monday. Mrs Hasten moved to local property after winter in Terre Haute with her son Byron and Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Martingville
Wayne Dodd
Leon Dodd
Frank Stanfield
West Union
Ross Cornyell
Frank Hedges Jrs
Charles Beckwith
Eschel
Frank Hedges
Leah ‘Shaffer
Moseson
Minnie Barkalow
Geo. Baker
Alpha
Terre Haute
Geo. Shaffner
Mesdames
Charles Cornwell
Chester Hix
Will Wier
Darien
Wm. Hasten
Byron
Frank
Percheron Stallion No. 6994 to Stand at Casey Area Barn
Pure bred Percheron stallion No. 6994, registry 52666, will stand for the 1912 season seven miles south of Casey. Terms $12.50. L. Slusser.
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Casey
L. Slusser
Local social notes and road vote in township
John Wier of Marshall and others visited here while Miss Alma Couchman and Miss Blanche Goodwin stayed with relatives. A temperance lecture drew a large audience at Friends' church. The township voted on the hard road question by a large majority. Olen Clements, visiting Urbana, plans return after Chicago trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
John Wier
Marshall
D. H. Clements Jr
Snyder
Rosalie Stanfield
Clifford Parker
Robinson
Alma Couchman
Chas. Wright
Dug Cooper
Melrose
Blanche Goodwin
Mary Fisher
Wedding bells and local life in Crossroads notes
Dan Day and wife visited Marshall while Albert Sockler and wife conducted business there. Easter dinners with Socklers, Julia Day's visit with Mrs. Byerly, and residents report good health and active church life. An essay on a two kinds of animals closes the snippet.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Listed As Patent Remedy
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Hall's Catarrh Cure as a claimed remedy and blood purifier. Mentions of ingredients, test phrases, and patent-like language appear amid garbled lines. No coherent event or date is discernible.
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Fgg
Hall
Pea Timbales with Milk and White Sauce
A simple recipe outlines draining and washing peas, then mashing with milk to make a pint. Cook two tablespoons each of butter and flour, add peas and milk, season with salt and pepper and onion juice if desired, fold in beaten egg whites, bake in a water bath for twenty minutes and serve with white sauce.
Annual Statement of Henry Miller Highway Treasurer
Road and bridge fund receipts total 309.74 with 501.57 paid out, balance 760. Readable items include payments to overseers laborers and bridge lumber, and damages paid to John Shotts. Entries list dates in 1911 1912 and include taxes and various district expenditures. Notary sworn April 6 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Anderson Township
David Nicol
Balante
J G Boesinger
John Shotts
Mo Go Anderson
Richard Shotts
J Higginbotham
J Davis
John Lederman
John Davis
John Binder
Thos Craig
Jno. Ae
Ak Tee Keck
Booth & Stay
Frank Crull
James Rush
M H Harlow
Henry Ohm
Same
Roy Morecraft
Ben Sweet
Freeman
D Coombs
Kannmacher
Geo Kannmacher
Namber
Sarah Nicol
Admx
D. Nicol
Jne Lederman
Harry Davis
Fred Shotts
L A Shawler
Cole Bros
Jno Davis
Jno McKinsey
H Harlow
Byserett Connelly
Gacenane
Ona Tes
Roe
Seeraads
Bnd Boleh
Leander ‘Wright
Tredda
George Mundorf
Tregdivides
Copes Township
Bae Ae
Co. Coll
Darwin
Oridge
Saat
Bert Robison
Gallatin
Garwood
Hacker Jr
Rabuty
J Beltz
JA Jeffers
Ney CR Myles
Setpernet
Dan'l Shefer
ARS
Alfred Junker
Otto Sockler
John Besch
Lawrence Devers
E Carter
T. Martin, Jr., Co
Township No 10 Clark County Expenditure Statement
Annual statement of expenditures and district funds for Township No 10, range 12, Clark County, Tennessee, year ending April 1, 1912. Shows cash on hand April 1, 1911, receipts from school trustees, and transfers to and from funds including principal and interest, with balances and payments detailed in the treasurer’s report.
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Clark County
Tih
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Foley
City Drug Store
James Ransford
Turman Township
H. K. Olmsted
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E. S. Wamsley
Maxshani
Her
John Ross
Commissioners of Highways
Lor Allred
Colman Richey
Charles Fox
Zolie Marrs
Theodore Jones
George Claypool
Dave Montgomery
Charles Buckler
Charles Hawkins
Jesse Meloy
Alonzo Allred
Meloy
Chee
Ee Me
Homer
B. F. Cleaver
Dewey
Dan Day
Albert Sockler
John Salter
Julia Day
John Byerly
Indianola
Ernest Junker
Abe’ Martin
Prof
Tansey
Ionta, Nay
Megrimines Co
Lafayette St
Bouth ‘Bend
J. W. Gratiam
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