Feete County Correspondence Reports Local Happenings
The Herald notes Kinhey suffered a stroke, Sadie Metheny married William Connelly of Marshall and will live in Bel Aire. Jim McCrory’s 83rd birthday dinner honors his daughter Mrs. Clark Cooper. A giant steer in Indianapolis weighed 2,250 pounds and stood tall. Chas Cooper and Wm Davis elected school directors. Elder Lamb to speak at Bennett chapel May 7. Butternutt school progress and local farm moves are mentioned with several residents visiting and working on properties.
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the Hérald
Cal Es Kinhey
Douglas
Hentia Eter
Meas
Sadie Metheny
Jglliam Connelly
Marshall
Belaere
Jim McCrory
Avent - Union
Clark Cooper
Dickerson
Fairbanks Town
Indianapolis
Chas. Cooper
Wm. Davis
Ed Nash
David Nash
Spellair
George Sharp
John Geff
Lorenzo Bennett
Robert Johnson
Roscoe Deverick
Chas. Cornwell
Elder Lamb
Bennett Chapel
Wm. Henry
Wm. Washburn
Local residents attend weddings and funerals across towns
Mrs Harry Miller of Mendon and Mrs J T Guyer and son visited Montrose for Frank Harris and wife wedding. Flora Kelly funeral brings Elmer Whitney of Kansas City and others. Ed David and wife of Altamont visit. T J McCambridge family travel to De Soronto after mother’s death. W Parker and wife relocate to Charleston after buying property there.
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Commercial
Harry Miller
Mendon
Robert Gillespie
J. T. Guyer
Montrose
Frank Harris
Wagner, Soka
Flora Kelly Elmer Whitney
Kansas City
Flora Kelley
Charlie Stoltz
Chicago
David
Altamont
Kans
Banner-Times
Ed Bartlett
Marshall
Ida B Howe
De-Soronto
Canada
McCambridge
Co. W. Parker
Charleston
Parker
Midnight In the Ozarks Heals with King's New Discovery
Hiram Scranton of Clay City Minnesota sought relief from consumption after five doctors advised mountain air. He used Dr King's New Discovery and reports it saved his life making him a "new man" able to work again. The remedy treats lung diseases coughs colds asthma croup whooping cough hay fever and hemorrhages. Price 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Robert Drewett.
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Ozarks
Hiram Scranton
Clay City
Bowie
Robert
Westfields Oil Prospects and Bond Approval Report
George Fornés and W A Fornes are in Carlyle this week to discuss oil matters. Parker plans arrangements in the east for a hospital procedure on Thursday. Robins & Sons notify that $6000 water and sewer bonds have been approved and are ready to fund the project.
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Akeen
Local Notes From Marshal Area Farm and Travel Scene
Doctor Prewett of Marshal was a Friday caller. About sixty percent of an oats crop has been sown. A bear seen Sunday garnered attention as part of a passing troupe. Roy Romines sold a 900 pound fat hog last week. Philip Jewell will move to Terre Haute to work in a foundry. Missouri reports P. O. Beachout afflicted with cancer. A Van inspection train with road officials spent the night on the siding. A colony of movers stayed several days due to a lame horse. Edward Coons of Terre Haute visited relatives Saturday evening. Harry Newman bought property in Martinsville and will be at home after May 1.
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Doctor Prewett
Marshal
Roy Romines
Philip Jewell
Terre Haute
Missouri
P. O. Beachout
Edward Coons
Harry Newman
Martinsville
Community Notes From Martinsville Area
Not much oats has been sown in this section Roy McNary is teaching our spring term of school Nick Read is suffering with poi son on his fae Miss Annie Read has returned to her home from Missouri Philip Jewell talks of moving his family to Terre Haute Chas Phillips and family spent Sunday with Mr Flennerys Mrs Machlan and son Alva of Martinsville spent Sunday here John Read and wife spent Wednesday night with Geo Ruedy and family west of Martinsville Henry Morgan and family Chas Beabout and family and Chas Cline and wife took dinner at Wes Beabouts Sunday
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Roy McNary
Nick Read
Annie Read
Missouri
Philip Jewell
Terre Haute
Chas Phillips
Mr Flennery
Machlan
Alva
Martinsville
John Read
Geo Ruedy
Henry Morgan
Chas
Beabout
Chas. Cline
Wes Beabout
Local News Briefs From The Week
Leristia Fox buys a new bogey. Several mumps cases reported nearby. Ben Black and wife visited John Babcock in Livingston. Eunice Harbor and Forest Meloy wed in Terre Haute on Thursday. Mrs Elva Smitley visited her ill nephew near Hume. Clarence Goeckler takes a Terre Haute traveling salesman job. Teachers hired for next winter term: Harry Findley Green Moss Ernie Murphy Clarksville Pearley Babcock Blue Grass Hurley Johnsonvag Battuiess.
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Leristia Fox
Ben Black
Livingston
John Babcock
Eunice Harbor
Forest Meloy
Terre Haute
Elva Smitley
Hume
Clarence Goeckler
Harry Findley
Green Moss
Ernie Murphy
Clarksville
Pearley Babcock
Blue Grass
Hurley Johnsonvag
Battuiess
Local notes drift with names and places in jumbled lines
Fragmentary OCR reads like a social list mentioning Mrs Willard Little improving Miss Idd Clough at West Union Jack Dixon on a pleasure trip Miss Sarah Oxendine returning to Jets Eveline shopping and Joby Lundry with unclear dates and details.
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paRwikt
Willard
Clough
West Union
Jack Dixon
West Cies
Sarah ‘Oxendine
Joby Lundry
Eveline
Marshall
Local Notes and Visits Across the Community
Granville Geisert is reported to have mumps. If weather allows, farmers plan to sow oats. Clarence Kibby of Marshall visited here Sunday. Mrs Otis Bell and children spent Wednesday with Mrs Theodore Bell. John Ferguson and family visited Uncle Tom Whitson and family Sunday. Harry Maurer and daughter Beulah shared dinner with Ira Hunt and wife of Baggs Sunday. Sunday school convention drew attendees from here to German Zion church. Edward Puffinbarger and wife of Marshall spent Sunday with George Washler and wife. Hannah Leseure, visiting here, returned with granddaughter Bertha Maurer to West Terre Haute.
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Granvile Geisert
Clarence Kibby
Marshall
Otis Bell
Theodore Bell
John Ferguson
Tom Whitson
Harry Maurer
Beulah
Ira Hunt
Baggs
German Zion Church
Edward Puffinbarger
George Washler
Hannah Leseure
Terre Haute
Bertha Maurer
Local Notes and Social Roundup in Indiana and Illinois
Nelson Clark rebuilds his house while Dade Ivies suffers grippe. Wash Richards buys a new Oakland. Will Miller and family visit J. T. Smith’s from Sunday to Monday in Greenup area. Guy F. Smith, of Newman Illinois, spends Sunday at home. Gravel pit provides steady work for laborers. Mrs. Henry Holiday visits West York relatives. Randall Blaker sustains steam shovel injury but recovers. Elder T N Fuson returned from St Louis operation and rests near Fairbanks Indiana.
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Dade
Wash Richards
Oakland
Will Miller
Greenup
J. T. Smith
Guy F. Smith
Newman, Ill
Henry Holiday
Vincennes
Ind
West York
Randall Blaker
Winds of Autumn Fear and Arlington Reflections
A fragmented historical narrative blends wind imagery and myths with a long prose tour of Arlington, Fort Myer, and Washington landmarks. It evokes flighty winds, icy ponds, and intimate scenes of military graves, monuments, and the nation’s capital, with vivid sketches of imperial views and memorial grounds.
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