Notable Movements and Local Projects Across County
The Review reports a series of social visits and travels from Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Brown to Dr. NeGee and family, plus Bennett and Spellering returning from St. Petersburg. Local infrastructure costs rise as the south road segment near sections 21 and 22 nears 3000 dollars, with a decision due Saturday. Oilfield work advances with a deep well on the Young farm expected near the historic boiling well. Westfield College trustees tie relocation to a 100000 dollar gift and forty acres with utilities and transport improvements. Colorado settlement notes mention Casey colony homesteads filed on government land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson
Ollie ‘Brown
HB. R. NeGee
Fen
Brecton
Brigham City
Utah
N. R. Bennett
Samuel Spellering
St. Petersburg
Florida
E. D. Jones
Marshall
Cunningham
L. E. Heath
Remarkable Cure Story Promotes King’s New Discovery
Clarendon Texas resident W B Holsclaw recalls a brother’s severe cough once mistaken for consumption. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a full recovery after ten bottles. The remedy is advertised as quick safe and guaranteed with prices 50 cents and 1.00. A free bottle offer is noted at Carl Taudenek’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Holsclaw
Clarendon
Texas
Dr. King
Carl Taudeneck’s
Casey Social Notes From Marshall and Surrounding Towns
Mrs. Fox of Marshall traveled to Casey Saturday en route to Union Center. Perguson of Chicago visited his parents J W Ferguson and wife Sunday. Miss Lada Reese of Casey visited relatives in Milton Center Ohio starting Monday. Mrs. Deborah Wharton of St Louis arrived Tuesday to stay about ten days. Mrs. Boyce left Monday for Beattie Washington to join daughter Goldie Morgan. Miss Leona Phillips, visiting Warren Pa and other eastern points, returns home Tuesday. Mrs. Stella Clem and her son went to Olney Monday for the son to enter a sanitarium for an operation. Mrs. Rhoda Black died Saturday ten miles northwest of town. Preston Brandenburg, eight miles northwest, died Wednesday. Shimel left for Kansas City Tuesday as a delegate to the NationalGuinoma convention. Ralph Holland left Monday for Exes Idle and other northwestern coast points to look up a location. Mr. rant left Tuesday for Gillette Wyoming where he and a brother operate a cattle ranch. McDaniel arrived in Casey Friday from a tip to Texas for his poultry business. Geill who has been in New O ss cand Connecticut arrived home Wednesday. Younes, who has been a couple weeks at tats, needs rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial
Fox of
Marshall
Casey
Union Center
Bec
Shimel
Kansas City
McDaniel
Casey Anriday
Texas
Ae Geill
Connecticut
Poulry
Wednesen
Younes
Hutsonville News Briefs Include Deaths Burglary Mussel Digging
In Hutsonville Charles Rogers of Windsor attended his father’s funeral as news of local deaths spreads. Burglars hit W B Hurst Co clothing store stealing about 20 cents from a till. Mussel digging opens along the Wabash with shells' high price keeping workers busy. Henry Gaumer, 75, longtime resident, dies after pneumonia. Chilton Rogers, 80, dies at home from heart failure, born in Bargertown Kentucky. Roads dragged last winter prove effective for drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rogers
Windsor
W. B. Hurst & Co
Henry Gaumer
Ohio
Chilton Rogers
Hutsonville
Bargetown
Foley Kidney Pills Backed by Local Testimonial
H. K. Olmsted of 10 Chestnut Street Galesburg Illinois reports severe hip and back pains and bladder inflammation improved after taking Foley Kidney Pills. City Drug Store notes the testimonial and current health as proof of effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Olmsted
Chestnut St
Galesburg
Saya
Foley
City Drug Store
Community Visitors and Weekend Gatherings Noted
Harvey Myles family hosts visitors over Sunday while several residents from Marshall Terre Haute and Loganport stop by. Local revival meeting draws young attendees at Dunlap as relatives travel from nearby towns to visit and help over the weekend.
Cole & Cole Insurance Ad Promises Low Rates
We Write tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property in the largest companies at the lowest rates. Write or call for terms with Cole and Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole
Local Visitors and School Board Election Noted in West York Area
West York residents report visits by Evin Layton and Myrtle Hamilton from Terre Haute. T J Athey visits his brother Lawrence. Grant Whitaker from Terre Haute also calls on relatives. Mrs Cox of Marshall and others travel published in local notes. A school election elected Irad Sigel to the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West York
Evin Layton
Terre Haute
T. J. Athey
Lawrence
Grant Whitaker
Terre
Haute
Myrtle Hamilton
aIrad Sigel
Echool
Merrick | Cox
Mar
Elasives
Toy Mir
Crow
West Union
Alebate
Thomas
Rose
Danville
Armstrong Area Social Notes Mention Visits and Talks
Local residents enjoyed meals and visits with friends across Armstrong and nearby towns. Notable events include John Kox dining with Win Shirley, Mrs Huey staying with Mrs Wm Clark, and O. H Switzer of Terre Haute giving a talk. The interurban railroad survey passed through, following the National Road south of Livingston toward Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Liggett
Catherine Wyrick
Livingston
Cora Huffington
Lizzie Hall
Hall
O. H Switzer
Terre Haute
Armstrong
Nellie
Anna Welsh
James Wyrick
West Terre Haute
James Snyder
James Weaver
St. Louis
Marion Bartram
Puts End to Bad Habit Blues With New Life Pills
Puts End to Bad Habit. Things never look bright to one with the blues. Likely sluggish liver fills the system with bilious poison, which Dr. King's New Life Pills would expel. Try them for better feelings. Best for stomach, liver and kidneys. 26c at Carl V. Taubeneck's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Carl V. Taubeneck’s
Local Farming Notes Report Crops and Community News
A weekly overview notes oats rotted in part after sowing and a late season with heavy rains. John Hurst and wife welcomed a son Sunday. Nave Montgomery visited Marshall as Supervisor Monday. Dolson hosts a Decision service at Dolson Chapel Sunday at 3:30 PM led by Rev. E. J. Wamsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hurst
Nave Montgomery
Marshall
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ad Price Ad Copy
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as quick relief for pimples boils scratches cuts burns and sprains. The copy urges keeping it handy for boys and girls and notes a 26 cent price at Cerl V Taubeneck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerl V. Taubeneck’s
Local Notices Mention Hogs Stock and Community Events
Fragmented OCR notes reference hog stock, a family name Brook or Barketea, and a Saturday election with Mrs. Grovier. Other garbled lines mention Carpenters, Hilgues, Gay, and Charl as partial names or places in a rural vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe "Grovier
Charl Ley
Sanday
Socials and visits fill weekend in West Union area
Graham and family visited West Union on Saturday. Frank Stanfield and relatives spent Thursday with Chet Hix and family. Miss Sylvia Shaffner was guest of Miss Blanch Hedges. Perry Greene and family hosted relatives Sunday. Elmer Snavely and wife hosted a dinner with Rev. Downey and others. Dan Brown entertained about thirty guests for Omer’s 22nd birthday Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Pears
Berta
Graham
Union
Frank Stanfield
Fasiilyy
Chet Hix
Chas. 'Davis
Yapont
Hid
North
Heres Co
W. Cornwell
Cristus Kaufman
West Union
Sylvia Shaffner
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Offered by Cheney
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications because the disease is constitutional. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. Marketed as a genuine prescription by F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio with testimonials available. Sold by druggists for seven cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F J Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Local Notes on Visits and Farm Activity
Howard Jackson went to Mt Carm el Monday Commodore Monk moved into Mary Miller s property Wednesday Mrs Homer Bishop of Paris visited relatives here last week Mrs Ed Swinchart of Lawrenceville visited friends here last week A great acreage of oats has been sown in this vicinity the past week Rev Billings preached in the MP church Saturday and Sunday evenings W L Sanders and A J Johnson were Terre Haute visitors last week Mrs John Keller and Mrs Geo Collins and son of Lawrenceville visited friends here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Jackson
Mt. Carmel
Commodore Monk
Mary Miller
Homer Bishop
Paris
Ed Swinchart
Lawrenceville
Rev. Billings
M. P
W. L. Sanders
A. J. Johnson
Terre Haute
John Keller
Geo. Collins
Annual Statement of J H Dickerson Darwin Township 1912
The document records receipts totaling 541.78 and expenditures listing election costs, auditing, printing, and highway work. It notes a sheep and dog fund balance and verifies sworn certification by supervisor J H Dickerson and county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Dickerson
Darwin
Co. Treas
Logan
Myles
Tharp
Elec
Walter Eden
Same
Ed Fishback
Dickerson
J W Hartzler
Adam Imle
Bert Timmerman
Abe Finkbiner
John Mundy
Chas Myles
Geo Mundorf
Bert Robinson
W C Schafer
Bennett & Barbee
Chas Scott
Dist
Saiter
Drs. Bradley & Bradley
Switzer & Bradford
Mundorf
WE Holwick
C'R Myles
Samie
Treas
Drake
Hy Dickereon
Wired
Rewm
Martin Jr., Co
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County
Colorado
the Herald
Harvey Myles
Moses Heath
Atome Nickles
Louis Bake
John A. Page
Ernest Doolittle
Mabel Page
Dade Summers
Dunlap
Vinnnie Dickens
Logansport
Ind
Dennison
Ruby Yeley
Esther Barnes
McKeen
Roy Barnes
Sarah A. Page
Libertyville
Dr. Haslitt
May Weaver
York
Raul
Aessa
Nariel
Aeewill Astraliion
Marshall Stock
Dukat
Stonewall Jackson
Stan Mae
Stodke
Seagate
Bienvenu DuKat
Iel Spittler
Prtel
Ithis
Stafford Engraving Company
vTndignapolis
Blige ‘ Ae
Cat Joe
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