Casey News Roundup From County Correspondence
Saturday library hours set two to five. Bruce Fitzpatrick and Chase Sharrett left for Tulsa. Royal Arch Masons plan to witness work in Marshall. Joe Arnes elected city attorney. Councilmen elected: David W. H. Daniels Sumner Bowman Mrs Roy Harris and son Richard. Merril of Wagner visited relatives. Major Morrison led annual army inspection. States Attorney Connelly traveled to Casey for bootleg evidence. Ed Mitchell and Wood Hays visited Casey. several residents departed forArkansas and Jackson Tenn. The six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Reese died Monday. T J Silusser marked his 68th birthday. daughter and son visited. Cornerstone laying for Old Folks Home chapel at Mattoon. Names connected to local society and travel appear throughout.
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Commercial
Bruce Fitzpatrick
Chase Sharrett
Tulsa
Okla
Royal Arch
Marshall
Joe Arnes
David W H. Daniels
Sumner Bowman
Roy Harris
Richard Merril
Wagner
Oklo
Roa Young
ASON
Major Morrison
Connelly
Casey
Lee Johnson
Terre Haute
Johnson
Banner Times
Ed Mitchell
Mondas Wood Hays
Arkansas
Sedgewick
Jackson Tenn
Sedgwick
Es Reese
Cumberland
T J Silusser
Smith
Avena
Everett Slusser
Orange Township
Watch For The Comet Red Dragon Of The Sky
This ad urges mothers to keep Foley's Honey and Tar for spring coughs and croup. It claims fast relief without opiates and warns against substitutes, urging purchase at all druggists.
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Foley
Hutsonville Notes Reach From Local Births to Water Carnival
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Seige near West York last Friday. Mrs Carrie Crouch left Tuesday for Kansas City to visit her daughter Mrs Harry Parsell. Madison James of Goodland Indiana visited his parents Mr and Mrs D M James. Celia Lake bought J T Newhn property south Hutsonville. Anthony Roes who went to Paris six months ago died suddenly Friday night. Work progresses on W B Evans farm for rock quarrying and stone crusher. Boat owners and river enthusiasts plan a local water carnival soon. At the home of Mr and Mrs A L Shew south of Hutsonville the daughter Lolla married Ivan Plunkett.
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John Seige
West York
Carrie Crouch
Kansas City
Harry Parsell
Madison James
Goodland
Ind
D M James
Celia Lake
Anthony Roes
Paris
Charles Roes
Evans
Hutsonville
A. L. Shew
Lolla
Ivan Plunkett
For All Skin Diseases Dr Bell’s Antiseptic Salve
An advertisement proclaims Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve as the best remedy for all skin diseases. It describes the ointment as creamy snow white, pleasant to use, with every box guaranteed and priced at 25 cents, available from all dealers.
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Bell
Westfield Notes On Local Happenings And Visits
Mrs A G Russell fell and dislocated her hip last Friday morning. William Best traveled to Neoga to attend a brother's wife funeral. Mrs Hopewell returned from Kentucky after visiting home folks. Mrs Ollive Chancellor of Casey and Mrs Gertie Orrell of Indianapolis visit in the city with the Parkers. Heber Briscoe, Geo Collins Har Fy Baker and Frank Vansickle also mentioned.
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A G. Russell
William Best
Neoga
Birs
Hopewell
Rev . C. Hopewell
Kentucky
Ollive Chancellor
Casey
Gertie Orrell
Indianapolis
E.L. Parker
Heber Briscoe
Geo Collins Har Fy
Baker and
Frank Vansickle
Winter Weather and Local Notices in Clarksville
Winter brings snow ice and rain as Wes Evans spoke at Clarksville ME church Saturday night. Wabash Tel replaces poles and repairs lines. Home Department meeting at Mrs Cora Yergan’s Clarksville home. Mrs W S OQ spoke on Home Department work. Emily Melton born Aug 17 1883 died Apr 21 1910 married Frank Hackney Dec 25 1903. Three children. Husband died two years ago. Funeral Friday at her home with Rev H E Pettis. interment Blue Grass beside husband mother and brother. Undertaker Hanks of Marshall oversaw burial.
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Wabash Telephone Company
Cora Yergan
Clarksville
W. S OQ
Emily
Wm. Melton
Frank Hackney
H E Pettis
Blue Grass
Hanks’ of
Marshall
Foley's Kidney Pills Promote Kidney and Bladder Relief
Advert says good results follow Foley's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder disorders. Claims include healing, strengthening, and antiseptic effects with availability from all druggists.
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Foley
Local residents attend events and school decisions in town
Flora Graham dined with Lulu Babcock on Thursday. Harry Findley secured the Clarksville school for the winter term. Dan Gilbert of West York visited his son Bruce. Bradley Babcock and family visited Joe Babcock near Grandview. Some residents attended the funeral of Mrs Emily Melton Hackney at Blue Grass Friday. A meeting of the school directors was held Friday night. They secured Hurley Johnson for teacher of the winter term of school.
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Dan Gilbert
West York
Bruce
Bradley Babcock
Joe Babcock
Grandview
Emily Melton Hackney
Blue Grass
Hurley Johnson
Bell's Pine Tar Honey Aids Throat Troubles For Years
For sixteen years Bell's Pine Tar Honey has been used by millions with perfect satisfaction. It helps coughs, odds, asthma and all throat troubles.
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Bell
Local residents share visits and illness in the community
Gussie Gibson spent Sunday at home as neighbors report grippe. Grandma Washburn remains confined to bed. Eva Henderick from Marshall visited over the weekend. Cold weather froze local fruit and gardens. Ed Fredenberger and wife attended a quarterly meeting at Dolson. The YPC LE plans its 20th anniversary observance next Sunday night at this place.
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Grandma Washburn
Eva Henderick
Marshall
Ed Fredenberger
Dolson
YPC LE
Local social notes from Casey area
Mrs J KF Hardesty is very sick at this writing Elmer Tyler marketed has in Casey Thursday Wm Shrider was a Westfield visitor Friday night Mrs William Shrider is visiting relatives in Lima Cho Chas Newlin and wife were Martinsville visitors Thursday C W Connelly and Lawrence Hillard were in Casey Saturday C C Brummett, of Casey, visited C O Green and wife Thursday L. L. Rogers and wife visited Mrs. Chas. Newlin Sunday evening Willis Brown, of Casey, shipped a car of hay from here Wednesday Mrs. Lawrence Hillard and children visited relatives near Casey over Sunday. Rev. Cox, of Westfield, visited his daughter, Mrs. J E Hardesty, Saturday night. D. D. Beasley and wife, Martin Sinclaire visited C W Connelly and family Sunday Chas. Paxton, of Kansas Station, who owns the elevator here, is hav-
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J KF Hardesty
Elmer Tyler
Casey
Lawrence Hillard
Rev. Cox
Westfield
J E Hardesty
D. D. Beasley
Martin Sinclaire
C W Connelly
Chas. Paxton
Kansas Station
Guarantee Promise for Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey
Advertisement asserts every bottle of Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey guarantees satisfaction for throat and bronchial troubles and states it is sold by all druggists.
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Dr. Bell
Local notes mention families, weather, and deaths
April 23 snow and April 24 freezing weather slow farm work as ground remains too wet. Wm H Hutchings lists poor health. Miss Goldie Meloy from Marshall visited relatives. Mrs Dora Clapp still in Terre Haute hospital. Mrs Emily Hackney died after months of illness and was buried in Blue Grass cemetery. Luella Sears from Holyoke Colorado visits with her daughter Ruth.
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Hutchings
Goldie Meloy
Marshall
Dora Clapp
Terre Haute
Emily Hackney
Blue Grass
Luella Sears
Miss True
Holyoke, Colo
Ruth
Greatest healer arnica salve for sores and wounds
L W Harriman of Burlington Maine suffered forty years in the army with eczema. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him when all else failed. It is advertised as a great healer for sores ulcers boils burns cuts piles bruises. 25 cents at Prewett's.
Local Notes Highlight Odd Items and Rural Life
Operator Newman introduces a new buggy while church roof work finishes. Incubator chicks are ready. A Moore boy from Auburn tends the switch fights as Jess Bradley works on the section. James E Daugherty and family visit from near Redman. A fruit grower offers a 25 cent crop chance with no buyers. William Beadle plots 50 acres of corn before a cold wave. The widow’s wash boiler and tub were destroyed. Attorney Husted’s wife visits while he searches Alabama for a location. Baker and family came up from the river to town. Mail boxes urged to be in shape before the inspector arrives.
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Newman
William Beadle
Husted
Alabama
Moore
Auburn
Jess Bradley
James E Daugherty
Redman
Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salves Guarantee
Advertisement claims Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salves cure tetter ringworm eczema running sores and all skin diseases with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Price 25 cents everywhere.
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Bell
Moonshine and local notes from Posey to Martinsville
Census boss John Chapman plans a new barn. Mrs. J P Brummett visits Posey Illinois. H M Backass drills No 1 well on John Geff’s farm. George Sedgeway and wife visit Martinsville. Ransom Deverick spends Thursday night with brother Roscoe Deverick.
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John Chapman
J P Brummett
Posey
H M Backass
John Geff
George Sedgeway
Martinsville
Ransom Deverick
Roscoe
Everick
Local Sickness Touches Asbury Residents
Mrs Florence Campbell Hedges and Walter Adams are listed as sick in Asbury area notices. Joe Travioli and wife visited Terre Haute on Thursday. Mrs Walter Adams called on Mrs.
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Florence Campbell Hedges
Joe Travioli
Terre Haute
Walter Adams
Delia Rogers Visits Marshall Family Then Returns Home
Mrs. Cruthers extended visit ends as Delia Rogers returns home with her son Miss Nelson Campbell and Mrs. Sam Hogue. Otis Adams and family visited Elbridge Sunday. Quarterly meeting at Asbury with Parker Shields to preach at 10 30. Jake Rhoads and Mabel Snedeker spent Sunday with Everett Hedges. Ed Wise and wife attended Perry Weiffler's funeral Monday. Rev. Hiram Huston preached. League at church Wednesdays. Rev. D W English to preach Saturday at Asbury.
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Delia’ ‘Rogers
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promotion
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any kidney or bladder problem within medical reach. It asserts no medicine can do more and says the product is sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Air Ship at Robinson in Terre Haute Workshop
J M Dieterick a Robinson magnate visits Terre Haute to inspect the aeroplane being built by Terre Haute Machine Works. The bi plane over sixty feet long uses steel frames canvas coverings and four propellers with elevating blades to lift and propel the craft designed for first flight around July 1 with a cost estimated between 1100 and 1600 dollars.
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J M. Dieterick
Robinson
Terre Haute
Itch Relieved at Once with Simple Oil Mixture
A soothing externally applied lotion of oil of wintergreen thymol and glycerine in DDTD Prescription relieves terrible itching and kills the eczema germ instantly. The compound acts quickly to soothe, heal, and stop flare ups.
Stock Raising in Crawford
The Indianapolis Stock Journal notes Lawrence Newlin a native of Crawford County Illinois who ships hogs to Indianapolis. He boasted a record load but rail and market fluctuations prevented it. Newlin is a recognized patron of this market shipping from West.
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Indianapolis Stock Journal
Crawford County
Illinois
Indianapolis
Lawrence Newlin
West
Cattle sale in York sets high price for Hereford heifers
In York Illinois a consignment of twelve high grade Hereford heifers averaged 972 pounds and sold to Wyatt Gentry of Kingham & Company at 8.00 a head the highest price for an equal number in the market. Clint Newlin raised and fed the cattle, with Kingham & Co reporting the top dressing for stock of this class. A separate item promotes D D D remedy at 25c per special bottle for first time users.
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York
Illinois
Wyatt Gentry
Kingham & Company
Lawrence
Clint Newlin
Kingham & Co
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Endorsed by Neighbors
A neighborly recommendation touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as the cough medicine to use with a bell emblem on the bottle. The rest of the passage humorously notes a young man’s boast about his beloved, calling her the apple of his eye and joking she is a seek no further find.
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Dr. Bell
Photograph of a man as a baby fails to inspire zeal
A columnist notes that presenting a grown man with a baby photo does not reliably spark enthusiasm or strong interest. The remark critiques reliance on childhood images to provoke motivation, suggesting limited impact on adult engagement.
Chantcler Hat Sets City Style Farmyard Flair
A fashion item the chantcler hat links urban living to rural charm, suggesting city residents borrow from farmyard style for new trends. The piece blends lifestyle and design notes, highlighting countryside influence on metropolitan apparel.
Union Shoe Store West Union obituary notice
Union Shoe Store West Union reports the death and notes her earthly career has ended with lasting influence, as openers at the bargain counter recall a cautionary tale of choosing a partner and being fooled in a marriage decision.
Call of the Blood Purification Pills Ad
The advertisement touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills to purify blood and improve skin tone. It claims liver trouble signs like pimples, jaundiced skin, moth patches and blotches disappear with the pills. Sold at Robt. Prewetts.
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Geo. Hartze
Chas. Hildreth
Wm. Doty
Anita Joe Barcus
Walter Umbarger
Pat Madigan
Beggs
Brocton
P. A Connelly
Chas Newlin
E. A.tyjer
The
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South Dolson
Wes Evans
Clarksville ME
Pleasant Grove
Flora Graham
Lulu Babcock
Harry Findley
Clarksvillle School
Gussie Gibson
Homer
Asbury
Crawford
Yhtas
Donoran Taya
Bears
Castoria
Shipe Hardware Company
Wilson Harlan
Union Shoe Store
West Union
Klemeyer Lumber CO
Lapin
Markaria
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