Plowing and Sowing Amid River Recession At Hutsonville
Farmers plow and sow oats as the river recedes in Hutsonville amid high water and coal mine closures press Cairo division traffic. Miss Amy Smith returns to Marshall. Wm H L Jones ships 3000 sheep to Chicago, a notable farm shipment. Local social notes include visits by Miss Lizzie Wickeman and California visitors Mrs L E Kelly and Mrs A F Freedman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
de Hornbrg
Chicago
West Palm
Florida
Sime
J. R. Waterhouse
Beulah
E . Harry Newlin
Amy Smith
Marshall
Maud Cooke
Wm. HL. Jones
Merom
Cairo
Miracle Cure Boosts Cough to Health in Texas Family
A Clarendon Texas letter claims Dr King’s New Discovery cured a man’s dreadful cough and consumption fear after ten bottles. The writer, OW Holsclaw, notes the patient now weighs 218 pounds and praises the remedy as quick safe reliable and guaranteed. A trial bottle is free at Carl Tabeneck’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW. B. Holsclaw
Clarendon
Texas
Dr. King
Carl Taubeneck’s
McCullough Receives New Automobile This Week
In Banner-Times notes, Dr. McCullough took delivery of a new car on Tuesday. Others mentioned include T Hill on a business trip to New York City, Mrs. O. T. Paden and children visiting relatives, Mrs. John Guyer undergoing surgery in Olney, and various family moves and travels in the region.
Westfield Notes From The Review
Mrs James Pendell and children visit Paris this week. James Currie of Cincinnati arrived to oversee his oil business. Road dragging has continued in town and on public highways. Mrs Belle Williams and Mrs Parks occupy the B F Daugherty homestead. Mrs Elder Lee and Pearl went to Charleston to visit the Goble family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
James Pendell
Paris
James Currie
Cincinnati
Belle Williams
Parks
B. F
Illness Relief Reported By Galesburg Resident
H. K. Olmsted of 10 Chestnut Street Galesburg a local physician states he suffered hip and back pains with cold weather discomfort and bladder inflammation. After taking Foley Kidney Pills his condition improved and he is now in perfect health according to the City Drug Store testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Olmsted
Chestnut St
Galesburg
Foley
City Drug Store
Local notices and social updates from a small town
The community notes sickness improves for residents while John Sockler remains ill. Sunday school attendance is strong. The telegraph office closes for the season. Esther Schafer visited Cecil Blockinger. A new son arrived to the Imie family. Funeral attendees gathered for Mrs. Low at Beth el. W Schafer H Coldren and a Gossert elder family visited Marshall. Coldren and mother traveled to Iowa for a sister’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sockler
Esther Schafer
Cecil Blockinger
C. Imie
Wm. Low
Bethel
W. Schafer
H. Coldren
R. Gossert
Marshall
Harry Coldren
Iowa
Social Visits Reported Across Several Towns
Mis Harvey Myles is no better. Donald Nye was in Terre Haute Sunday. Mrs. Emily Nye moved back to Dennison. Ernest Griffith and wife were in McKeen Sunday evening. Leonard Rumsey and wife visited relatives here last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Newell were in Terre Haute Sunday. Miss Rosie Bake of Marshall visiting relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Morgan, Page and children spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Rumsey. Mr. and Mrs. Rome Nickles spent Sunday with Ira Kuykendall and wife. Miss Laura B. Sears entertained several young girls Sunday evening. Rey, Blackwell and family of Casey visited friends in Dennison. Miss Jennie Sneed of Martinsville spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. Eddie Weaver. Miss Gertrude Myles working in Marshall spent Sunday with her parents here. Bertha Sears working in Terre Haute spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs Link Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Myles
Donald Nye
Terre Haute
Emily Nye
Dennison
Ernest Griffith
McKeen
Leonard Rumsey
John Newell
Rosie Bake
Marshall
Laura B. Sears
Rey, Blackwell
Casey
Jennie Sneed
Martinsville
Eddie Weaver
Gertrude Myles
Bertha Sears
Terre, Haute
Link Sears
Herschel
Don Medsker
Ed Medsker
von Omer
West Union
L. M. Society
Chet
Aix
iGorhivell
S. Ize
Wolsey Sea
Medaker
Orione
Property Insurance Rates Amid Storm and Fire Damage
A fragmented note discusses tornado and fire insurance for farms and city property. It references large losses, lower rates, and potential changes in premiums, citing uncertain figures and places without full context.
Sunday Visitors and Local Church Event Notice
A clipped social note reports families visiting relatives including the Weavers and Wyricks. It mentions next Saturday night a musical concert and missionary sermon conducted by Rev Walmsley at Armstrong church. J L Miller and wife visited L Miller, with Lily and Alma Wyrick among Sunday guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Os. Weiler
D. D. Weaver
Switzer
Huffington
Tudsnigham
Harry Wyrick
Walmsley
Armstrong Church
J. L. Miller
L. ‘R. Miller
Lily
Alma Wyrick
Nellie Welsh
Lula Elliott
Puts End to Bad Habit Blues With New Life Pill
Advertisement claims Dr. Kipe's New Life Pill cures the blues by cleansing the liver and system. It promises relief for stomach, liver, and kidneys and urges readers to buy at Carl V. Taubeneck's store.
Mumps Epidemic, Local Ills and Election Notes
Mumps return. Mrs. Julia Claypool ill with pneumonia. Dave Hughes begins building in Clarksville. Ernie Ross and wife attend funeral of Mrs. John Kemper in Bethlehem. Newt Bean installs telephone line 44 to Davis switch. Fred Wood family visit in Casey and Martinsville. Emanuel Hurst from Marshall visits mother Mrs. Sallie Hurst. Mrs. Allie Veach of Carmi, called by Julia Claypool illness. Art Hutchings and wife attend Kemper funeral at Bethlehem, Edgar county. Sidey plans addition to Henry Drummond farm. Fur scarf left at Dolson chapel during January meeting remains. Oats sowing delayed by rain. Primary election: John Ross elected central committeeman. Tom Marrs and Wes Fitzgarrald receive Democratic votes. Only 135 votes cast, 66 Republican, 64 Democrat, 4 Prohibition, 1 Socialist. Dolson townships split: south in town 11, north in town 12. School trustee election town 11: Elisha Claypool reelected. trustees Charles Hawkins, Elisha Claypool, Harmon Catcher. Sperry Claypool named treasurer. Town 12 trustee Wes Witzjarrald elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Claypool
Dave Hughes
Clarksville
Ernie Ross
John Kemper
Bethlehem
Newt Bean
Davis
Fred Wood
Casey
Martinsville
Emanuel Hurst
Marshall
Sallie Hurst
Allie Veach
Carmi
Julia Claynool
Art Hutchings
Edgar County
Sidey
Henry Drummond
Dolson Chapel
John Ross
Tom Marrs
Wes Fitzgarrald
Dolson
Elisha
Claypool
Charles Hawkins
Harmon Catcher
Sperry Claypool
Wes Witzjarrald
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised for youth injuries
An old advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as essential for boys and girls, promising quick relief for pimples boils scratches sprains burns and cuts, and claiming it heals everything healable. It notes the salve is sold for 25 cents at Carl V Taubeneck’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl V. Taubeneck
Local notices and visits prompt community chatter
The report lists residents such as Lou Glark Mrs John Helmick and Mrs Wake visiting friends near Hutsonville and Paris with notes on baptisms lectures and church activity. It mentions John Bond moving, R Freeman property matters, and Will Ketchum delivering a Thursday lecture on baptism with references to local places and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Lou Glark
John Helmick
Terre Haute
John Bond
R. Freeman
Wake
Roberta
Hutsonville
Andréw "Pinkston
Paris
Will. Ketchum
Reguatilett
Mester
Local Notes From Hautespital and Nearby Areas
A quilting bee occurred at Mrs. George Stratton's home last Thursday. Tilman Linton and wife visited their son near Horace Sunday. A Martinsville autoist hired a team to pull his machine four miles. Tommy Husted is now third trick operator at the tower. Mrs. McGinnis was called to Indiana Saturday for her grandfather's illness. A few farmers sowed last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hautespital
Tommy Husted
Rita
George Stratton
Tilman Linton
Horace
Martinsville
McGinnis
Indiana
Local residents visit family and friends over weekend
Thomas Ralston moves from town to farm. Mr Jay and Ed Harrington visited their parents over Sunday. Mrs J T Smith was a business visitor at Marshall Saturday. Mrs John Walker of Robinson visited here last week. Mrs G W Bishop of Palestine visited relatives here last week. T J Athey went to Terre Haute Saturday and stayed till Monday. Ed Swinhart of Lawrenceville is visiting friends here. Guy Smith and son Harry returned to Sullivan Tuesday. Kate Rook and daughter of Terre Haute visited relatives here last week. Lesa Lindley, working at West Terre Haute, spent Sunday with family. James Hash and family of Hutsonville were guests of his brother John and family Sunday. Anna Sibley and family of Philadelphia is guest of Geo Sibley. Roscoe Richards and family of Robinson came up Saturday and remained over Sunday. Barl Klinger and sister Daisy and George Hancock of Swiss City were guests of J T Smith the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ralston
Jay
Ed Harrington
J. T. Smith
Marshall
John Walker
Robinson
G. W. Bishop
Palestine
T. J. Athey
Terre Haute
Ed Swinhart
Lawrenceville
Guy Smith
Harry
Sullivan
Kate Rook
Lesa Lindley
West Terre Haute
James Hash
Hutsonville
John
Anna Sibley
Philadelphia
Geo. Sibley
Roscoe Richards
Ee Robinson
Andy
Barl Klinger
Daisy
George Hancock
Swiss City
Ind
Lee Stanfield
Paris
Erwin Burch
Roscoe Lloyd
Charles Hamill
Merom
Rush Clements
Snyder
Hetty Fisher
Chas. Wright
Dutch” Poorman
Texas
Elizabeth Wallace
Margy Frakes
Ohio
Bernice Prust
Cecil Miller
Bridgeport
West Union
Robert Hutchison
The
Golden Circle
Social notes from West Union and nearby towns
A collage of local visits and travels notes includes Lee Stanfield in Paris, Erwin Burch of Hutsonville, Roscoe Lloyd of Marshall, and other residents visiting friends or traveling to work. Additional items mention a postal savings bank designation for West Union, local illnesses, picnics, sermons, and family movements.
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Lizzie Wickeman
L. E. Kelly
A. F. Freedman
California
Wm. Daniels
Banner-Times
McCullough
T. Hill
New York City
O. T. Paden
Carbondale
John Guyer
Ol‘ney
Morris Slusser
James Swallum
Springfield
Colo
B. L. Jacoby
Memphis
Teun
John Dunn
Abd Bowman
Otho McDaniel
Vandalia
Lamar
Cols
Oscar Cartright
Tulsa
Oklo
James Cartright
Russell Smith
St. Martz
Jacob
Ashtoy
Castoria
West York
Melrose
Fiore Sd SA
Yee Wats
Chi-Naméla
Shipe Hardware Co
Diemvenn Dukat
Marsh Vonthey
National Road
Tae Elf Fan
Stonewall Jackson
Jack
Caréy
Daniel Spitter
Tng
Postane
Willow Street
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