Local items mix travels births and visits in Casey
Co F Johnson on tour in Europe and arrives in Casey last Friday. A boy and a girl were born to Mr and Mrs B B Wood on Saturday. Obituary notes Louise Roberts dies in Oakland on July 1. J M Davis visits his brother M C Davis in Casey. Company A departs for Springfield for the state encampment and drill. Various residents travel for work visits and family visits. A lightning fire strikes Solley Johnson tank building near Bellair, burning eight 2.0 barrel tanks. Births and travels accompany local notices through the week.
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Banner Times
Co. F. Johnson
Europe
Casey
B. B. Wood
Oakland
Calif
Louise
Smith Roberts
Casey J. M Davis
Springfield
M. C Davis
Company A
Strong
Harvey Houser
St Louis
Kate Holland
Seattle
Wash
Holland
Ernest Goodman
Creston
Iowa
L. F. Miller
S. D. Cochonour
Indiana
Simon Chapman
Clay City
Ind
J. C. Schiver
Geo . Robertson
First National Bank
French Lick
J E. Hancock
Breeden
Haskell
Okita
Foley Kidney Pills End Kidney Trouble Say Local Resident
D C Bybee of Canton Illinois reports severe kidney trouble eased after using Foley Kidney Pills. He describes back pain headaches and dizzy spells improving in days with renewed strength and better sleep. He endorses the remedy at City Drug Store.
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D. C
Westfield Notes From The Review Visitants Abroad
Westfield items note Wm Parker of Seeleyville Indiana visiting relatives in Richwoods. William T Jackson third president of Westfield College is currently in Italy.
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Dais
Wm. Parker
Seeleyville
Ind
Richwoods
Ww. T. Jackson
Weatfield College
Italy
Newborn daughter and local obituaries mark week on Helfrick notes
A daughter was born to Rev and Mrs Charles Helfrick. Enoch Newlin, formerly west of town, died July 26 in Winfield Kansas. Annie May Spivey died July 25, interment Lindley cemetery. Newlin preparing alfalfa on farm north of town. Families travel and visits cited. Local deaths include Jacob Amstot at 75. Coins found after heavy rains. Weather, farming notes, and baptisms recorded.
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Charles Helfrick
Enoch Newlin
Winfield
Kansas
Annie May
Marion Spivey
Lindley
D Newlin
S D. Newlin
Harold
Manitou
Colo
T J Mann
Thomas
Mary
Denver
Jacob Amstot
Henry Mattox
Paul Clements
Sunday Visits and Social Round in Local Town
Reverend W D Russell led services at Armstrong Sunday. Families and friends, including Hallie Russell with Wiley Elliott, Verlin Bland with D D Weaver, Ike Fletcher and Par is visiting James Wyrick, Norma Switzer visiting Grant Crumrine, Irene Setzer thrown by horse but unharmed, Frank Ohm Nora Stoelting from Terre Haute visiting David Setzer, Gunn and Roberts groups visiting John Mathew, and Ferdinand Geibel Carrie Ohm Sue Setzer Lulu El-Hott and Frank Welsh visiting John Welsh.
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W. D. Russell
Armstrong
Hallie Russell
Wiley Elliott
Verlin Bland
D. D. Weaver
Ike Fletcher
Paris
James Wyrick
Norma Switzer
Terre Haute
Grant Crumrine
Irene Setzer
Frank Ohm
Nora Stoelting
David Setzer
Gunn
Mreg. Roberts
Walter Eden
Maud Strickler
John Mathew
Ferdinand Geibel
Carrie Ohm
Chas. Setzer
Sue Setzer
Lulu el- Hott
Frank Welsh
John Welsh
The Trials of a Traveler
A traveling salesman EB. E. Youngs of Berkshire Vermont touts Dr King s New Life Pills as an excellent remedy for constipation indigestion and stomach liver or kidney troubles and claims they are unequaled. Sold for 25c at Carl Taubeneck s.
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EB. E. Youngs
Berkshire
Vermont
Dr. King
Carl Taubeneck
Community notes include visits and church events in Clarksville
Geo Randle was here last week and Bruce Gilbert of Paris visited relatives Sunday. Forest Mercy and Harry Harber visited Terre Haute Friday. David Hughes and wife returned from Western Kansas. Elisha Claypool of Marshall plans to go to Oklahoma soon. An ice cream supper at Clarksville Baptist church is set for Aug 10. Rev C E Taylor preached for Rev Wamsley at Clarksville M E church Sunday and baptisms were held at Dolson Chapel and Clarksville with another sermon planned Aug 18. Mrs Maud Allred celebrated her 33rd birthday with ice cream cake and a card shower.
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Susan Claypool
Marshall
Ed Coons
Terre Haute
John Nidiffer
Mary Coons
Sam Wood
Casey
Ben Stephenson
Verge Gallatin
Martinsville
Fred Wood
Taylor
Clarksville
Dolson Chapel
Geo. Randle
Bruce Gilbert
Paris
Forest Mercy
Harry Harber
David Hughes
Western
Kan
Elisha Claypool
Oklahoma
Clarksville Baptist Church
C. E. Taylor
Wamsley
Clarksville M.E
Maud Allred
Six bottles of Electric Ditters prove life changing
Victims of stomach and kidney troubles suffer loss of appetite and fatigue. Henry Peebles of Tennessee writes that six bottles of Electric Ditters gave him strong appetite and renewed strength, better than other remedies. Try it. only 30 cents at Carl Taubeneck’s.
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Peebles
Henry
Tenn
Carl ‘Taubeneck
Chatter of Local News and Farm Notes
From our yard we count 50 stacks of hay. A new baby arrives at the home of Will Brossman. Ruth Husted returns home from Michigan vacation. Charley Johnson reaped 80 acres of timothy seed. Bayard Cleaver visited Terre Haute with friends Sunday. Bonnie and Pearl Shaffner were Marshall visitors Thursday. Chautauqua activities wrap up Merom on Wednesday. Auburn cemetery clean up set for Thursday August 15. Edward Coons family autoed from West Terre Haute Saturday. Harry Winter and wife of Martinsville dined with their parents here.
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Will Brossman
Ruth Husted
Michigan
Charley Johnson
Timothy
Bayard Cleaver
Terre Haute
Bonnie
Pearl Shaffner
Marshall
Auburn Cemetery
Edward Coons
West Terre Haute
Harry Winter
Martinsville
Families Visit Relatives as Illness Persists
The sick are no better. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Morgan visited the latter's parents Sunday. Ray Burkeybile and family spent Sunday with B. K. Alford. Robert Buckle of Snyder visits his father Joel Buckle. Mr. and Mrs. Chas George of Kinsley Kan visit relatives here. The funeral of Mrs. Jane Griffin was held Saturday by Rev. Pierson of Marshall. Ice cream social planned in Clem Shade's grove west of his home Saturday night for church benefit.
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Sam Morgan
Ray Burkeybile
B. K. Alford
Robert Buckle
Snyder
Joel Buckle
Chas, George
Kinsley
Kan
Geo. VanGilder
Sumner
Ill
Jane Griffin
Pierson
Marshall
George VanGilder
Roy McNary
Nina Payne
Chas. Hutchens
Martha Hurst
Clem Shade’s Grove
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cited for skin and burn relief
An advertisement claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve banishes piles and soothes itching irritation and inflammation. It also promises comfort and healing for burns boils ulcers cuts bruises eczema scalds pimples and eruptions with a 25 cent price at Carl Taubeneck’s.
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Bucklen
Carl Taubeneck
Local News Notes Reflect Quiet Weekend Visits
Mr. Staggs remains about the same. Uncle Billy Tapscott visited Leonard Washburn’s on Sunday. Morgan Sweet and family spent Sunday at Law Lowry’s. Blackberries are scarce this season. Joan Tapscott and family of Big Creek visited near Freedom Sunday. Mrs Orpha Lenhart and children are visiting relatives in the neighborhood. Trizle Cunningham, working in Martinsville, returned home Saturday. A little threshing has been done.
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Billy Tapscott
Leonard Washburn
Morgan Sweet
Éddana
Francis brothers help and farm news from Indiana
Local notes recount Frank Geistert and family visits from Terre Haute. John Geisert and wife spent Sunday with Frank Geisert. Fred Saiter travels to the prairie with Will Ables threshing machine. Uncle Tom Whitson and wife visited Nathan Wright and family in English. Ola Kuhn sat with Daisy Bell in Clarksville. Mrs. Wm Lowe and daughter visited Leona Hawelson in Baggs. Lilly Kuhn returns from Lake Maxinkuckee where she worked.
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Y Sloya
Harpiavafeifon
Otis
Bell
Francis
Uas
Tom Whitson
Stack
John Geisert
Terre Haute
Frank Geisert
Fred Saiter
Prairie
Wiih Ables
Nathan, Wright
Ola Kuhn
Daisy Bell
Clarksville
Wm. Lowe
Baggs
Leona Hawelson
Lilly Kuhn
Lake Maxinkuckee
Ind
Foley Kidney Pills Ad Urges Relief for Back Aches
The Progressvve Party endorses Foley Kidney Pills as a healing tonic for back ache rheumatism and weak back noting quick beneficial results and no harmful drugs. The advertisement claims pills are sold in two bottle sizes in sealed bottles with genuine yellow packaging at City Drug Store.
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Progressvve
City Drug Store
Public Letting for Clark County Jail Residence Construction
Notice from Clark county Illinois building committee invites sealed bids for a new Jail Residence to be built on city grounds in Marshall. Plans by Lewis & Stuebe on file with the County Clerk. bids due 12 noon August 10 1912 and opened 1 30 p m the same day in public presence. Committee members D D Beasley Samuel Prevo Roy Wells John W Ennis John Williamson.
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Board of Supervisors
Clark County
Illinois
Marshall
Winois
Lewis & Stuebe
D. D. Beasley
Samuel Prevo
Roy Wells
John W. Ennis
John Williamson
Alaska Farming Surpasses Northern Nations in Harvest Yields
An Alaskan valley yields vast crops with a farmer earning over 7000 dollars per acre from potatoes and 640 dollars per acre from turnips while hay sells at about 75 dollars a ton. The piece argues market gardens are Alaska’s best gold mine, contrasting with limited cultivation in other regions. It also advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure and related remedies.
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Alaska
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Russia
Notice of Publication Chancery Illinois 1912 Bush v Bush
Notice from Clark County Circuit Court Illinois to non-resident defendant Mat tie Bush in the divorce case Fred Bush v Mattie Bush. Complainant filed bill on July 26 1902 and a summons issued. Defendant must appear in person on the 11th day of November next or plead answer to the bill.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
Circuit Court
Fred Bush
Mattie Bush
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