Casey to Host Baseball Tryouts and Local News
County Correspondence reports Casey fans may see a home team this season with a tryout lineup including Foster Denman Frazier Shappen Broom Kirkwood and Gooch. The Nebraska Indians may visit in late May or June and a Japanese team is planned for June. The Union Hospital property sold for 5375 to Oscar Langell. Multiple local marriages births and moves are noted along with community events and business notices.
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Westfield News Election Yields James White Victory
The Westfield school election on Saturday chose James H White over John Hornbrook by 90 to 50. A telegram arrived Wednesday morning from the Gobler family reporting the sudden death of Mr. Bean of Talladega Alabama, father of Gira Gobler. Details were not provided. Ravane Tinckeft reported on Wednesday.
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Local Notice Details May 18 Election
In the Olney district a meeting at Pine will be held on May 18 for a preliminary event. Sirac Charles Lowe and his daughter Lyn Farge visit Mrs. Heart Reen and other relatives in the area.
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Unclear OCR Item Reflects Local Notices and Odd Phrases
Fragmented reading mentions Bonnie Shaffner, William Brosman, Joe Lowry planting corn, Uncle Will Beadle's peach orchard, and a strong potato story from Dolson. Notes a funeral for John Vanpelt with 75 buggies and a general complaint about oats. Ends with mailbox condition and inspector visit preview.
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Will Beadle
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promoted by Keifers Drug Store
An advertisement urges readers with backache and urinary troubles to take Foley's Kidney Remedy to strengthen and improve kidney function, warning that serious kidney trouble may develop without treatment.
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Oats Grow After Wet Spring and Local Meetings Planned
Dolson to stand for civil service exam in Marshall as fair weather prompts planting talks. Emanuel and Frank Hurst visit mother Mrs Sallie Hurst. Some fields plowed despite wet ground. Rev Towle to begin Methodist meetings in Clarksville around July 20. John Van Pelt died in Battle Creek after medical treatment. body returned home for burial in Bean cemetery. services led by Clarksville I O O F lodge. he leaves a wife, three sons, two daughters, and other relatives.
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Asbury Notes and Social Items From Local Page
Lulu Blacks on the sick. Iola Caldwell has chicken pox. Jim and Clyde Adams sold hogs in Marshall Wednesday. Myrtle Hedges visiting her uncle Jerome Hedges. Walter Adams made a business trip to Terre Haute. Frank Ingale visiting sister Mrs Travioli. Mr and Mrs Crawford visited daughter Mrs Tobias. Epworth League preparing for an entertainment soon. Mrs J W Adams from Marshall visited son Otis and brother Joe Travioli. Mrs Nelson Snedeker ill at her daughter’s. “Mande” unavailable to come home for six weeks. Several residents attended gor vicen ait Livingston Sunday. District Superintendent Shielas preached a fine missionary sermon. Charley Molter visited.
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Moonshine Farming News Mixed With Local Events
Farming has begun and drilling soon starts in oil fields. A strong local sports note reports the Moriah ball team beating Cottonwood 12 to 8. Community members attend church, baptisms occur, and various residents travel to Westfield and nearby towns.
Local Wheat Quality and Community Notes
The section reports on wheat quality and local happenings. J A Melton covered his house over Friday and Saturday. Sylvan Morrill is appointed road boss for the district. J A Melton and wife visited Martinsville Saturday. Alfred Bennett boasts the finest wheat in the area. G L Wiser visited Effingham to oversee his farm. Walter Steward of Ashmore spent the weekend in Cleone. Our school advances under Miss Gilbert. N A Kite attended to business near Effingham last week. Wm Volk and family of Vevay Park were guests of Clark Hammond and wife Sunday. Miss Rae Connelly, at Charleston normal, spent Sunday at home. Everett Connelly Jr returned Sunday after a long visit with relatives in Terre Haute. Charles M Tarble has been hired to teach the winter term at Johnson school for $ per month. Lewis Hedges and his family are engaged in teaching duties at Richwoods.
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A Way Open to Convince Skeptics in Marshall News
A citizen letter from Mrs Idax Canham of Market Street Marshall testifies to Donns Kidney Pills. She reports two years of kidney disease with back pain and fatigue alleviated by the pills, urging others to try them.
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