Hutsonville County Notes and Local Updates
Harve Odell is appointed village constable. Three men fined $25 each for drinking Aguaor on the Cairo division. Lawhead dies at 70. Shell trade rises from $10 to $16 a ton. Newlin and Raynes families plan Colorado trip. Ble Four retrenchment moves reduce extra crew. Section herd workers laid off. McNary farm now 1800 feet. Miller and Wilson attend Havana chautauqua. 26 cars livestock shipped: 21 cattle 1 sheep 4 hogs. Wendell Kirkham moves south to farm near Cairo. Lucille Lee visits Ohio relatives. U B Woman’s Missionary Assn hosts 40 visitors from Casey. Broom factory shifts to Danville. Threshing shows oats poor yield. timothy seed worth $10-$25 per acre. Rev Ambler misses Dolson chapel due to Clarksville service. Saturday accident near cemetery hill injures Mrs Lowry. buggy wrecked.
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Hutsonville
The
Herald
Harve Odell
Ba Raltis
Arkansas
Tuesay
Cairo
Pan Griffith Lawhead
Wabash
G. R. Newlin
A. H. Newlin
Martha J. Raynes
Colorado
Beeen
McNary
Grace Miller
Florence Wilson
Havana
Wendell Kirkham
Don
Lucille Lee
Oxford
Hamilton
Woman's Missionary Association of the
U. B. Church
Casey
J. S. Willams & Co
Danville
Ambler
Dolson Chapel
Clarksville
Anothe Point
Shields
Will Lowry
Marshall
Cemetery Hill
Lowry
Cole & Cole Insurance Ad for Farm City Coverage
We Write Tornado and Firs insurance on farm and city property in the largest companies at lowest rates. Write or call on us for terms Cole & Cole.
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Cole & Cole
Casey notes and out-of-town guests listed in local column
The item records numerous visiting relatives and friends from Lincoln Springfield Marshall St. Louis Butler Columbus Terre Haute and Davenport. It notes the St Louis to Iowa trip for a couple and Lake Maximuckee trip plans. A four-year-old underwent an appendicitis operation. civil war veteran John F. Cummins dies in his city vicinity. The Candy Kitchen sale is announced for August 8.
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Bridgeport
Roy Goodwin
St. Louis
Iowa
Maude Roberts
Clay
Terre Haute
Lake Maxinkuckee
Frank Howe
Lorna
Oregon
Washington
Beulah Coats
Center Point
Ind
Wallace Coats
Ethel Albright
St. Louie
A Coats
Banner Times
Wallace Young
Columbus
John Burk
Effingham
Mir
Argin Rowley
Davenport
Sconatable
Aaiahy Igome
Jim Pappas
Rome
Ean
Vis
Butt
Seals
Local Notes From Clarksville Area and Death of Ruth Gant
Threshing finished in the vicinity Charley Goekler builds a large corn crib and shed Fred Wieland and family plan to move to Charleston An ice cream social at the Mr church Saturday night Basket meeting at the Methodist church Clarksville Sunday well attended Miss Mabel and Cecil Allred visited their uncle Lon Allred in Paris vicinity A series of meetings proceeding at the Clarksville Methodist church Ruth Gant of Sonn and Mollie Gant born Oct 19 1895 died July 23 1911 at Clarksville Survived by father brother and many relatives Funeral services held July 25 at Clarksville Baptist church conducted by Rev Peter Prince
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South Dolson
Charley Goekler
Fred Wieland
Charleston
Clarksville
Mabel
Cecil Allred
Paris
Lon Allred
McMarrson
Ruth Gant
Sonn
Mollie Gant
Hindsboro
Elwood
Ind
J .An
Lizzie Stinson
Ruth
Attack Like Tigers Blood Purifier Claim
In fighting disease germs white blood cells act like tigers but germs multiply causing boils eczema salt rheum and sores. Electric Bitters regulate stomach liver and kidneys and expel poisons from the blood. They purify the blood build strength and appetite. Testimonial from C D Budahn of Tracy California. 50c at Robt Prewett's.
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C D Budahn
Tracy
Calif
Robt Prewett
Paris Visit and Local Agricultural Notes in Nearby Towns
Coleman Richey was in Paris last week. A email acreage of wheat and rye will be sown. John Schwartz has traded part of his farm for a store in Ashmore. Tom Davis and family from near Mattoon visited relatives. Clarksville's new two room school house nears completion. Bob Hammond shipped a car load of cattle and one of hogs the first of last week at Martinsville. Misses Maher and Cecile Allred from near Swango visited their uncle Som Allred. A basket meeting at Dolson Chapel Sunday Aug 20 led by Rev H B Amb’er. Mrs Charity Ross and daughters Lucy and Mamie visited her aunt Mrs Margaret Phillips in Terre Haute. Catherine Beachout youngest daughter of Mrs Ruth Beachout had scarlet fever last week but is recovering. Frank Hurst vite of Marshall visited Sunday. Siblings Ella Miller and mother Mrs Salle Hurst with Hugh traveled Paris by auto.
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John Schwartz
Ashmore
Tom Davis
Mattoon
Clarksville
Bob Hammond
Martinsville
Maher
Cecile Allred
Swango
Marshall
Ella
Local Notices and Tiny Town Items
Seth Husted rides in a new purgy. Parties from Danville have bought the Armstrong farm. A concrete walk is being built at the Baptist church. Fifty acres of timothy to thresh on the Whitcomb land. Friends gave John Brosman a surprise party on his birthday. Small pieces of rock from the drill hole are so hard they cut glass. Clarence Beachout and family spent Sunday with Terre Haute relatives. A petition to being circulated near Five Points. Duroys Welsh came from Cray foranville last week on a land trade. It looked like a couple of chinters were shooting prairie chickens Thursday.
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Seth Husted
Danville
Armstrong
Baptist Church
Timothy
Whitcomb
John Brosman
Clarence Beachout
Terre Haute
Cn Angae Fio
Five Points
Duroys Welsh
Crayforanville
Ind
Local Notes of Visits and Health in Mattoon Area
Mrs John Limes suffers typhoid fever. Visitors include Mose Stricker in Marshall, Jim Besty and Sam James from Westfield, Ed Turner family from Casey, Joe Caruthers from Casey, Bob Wagon from Westfield, and Ez Nick Gilbert from Mattoon. Newt Tarble seeks treatment at French Lick Springs. Mayor Tarble and Fred Price visited Mattoon. Local activity covers horse buying, blackberry picking, a kitchen fire accident, and Greenough Wiser's new stock in the old store building promising activity after a quiet period.
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John Limes
Mose Stricker
Marshall
Jim Besty
Neoga
Yong Sandy
Westfield
Ed Turner
Casey
Sam James
Joe Caruthers
Bob Wagon
Newt Tarble
French Lick Springs
Mayor Tarble
Fred Price
Mattoon
Joe James
Wm. Lacey
Nick Gilbert
Geo. Gilbrt
Big
O L Warner
Greenough Wiser
Hidden Faith Test in Business Hours Calling
A vintage newspaper line notes the moral strain of when a minister visits a businessman during office hours revealing the stern test of a man’s Christianity.
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Marshall Citizens
A local Marshall resident Willan Purcell cites his wife recovery two years ago with Dean's Kidney Pills. He claims the remedy relieved his own kidney discomfort and endorses the product as reliable for curing backache linked to kidney issues.
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Marshall
Dean
Willan Purcell
Hota
California Letter Reveals Community Ties and Fruit Outlook
A California letter recalls Ernest's crime and a quiet life after serving his sentence, plus notes on H. C. Toman crossing melons and producing a 22 inch cantaloupe banana melon hybrid. It reports apricot prices, fruit season shifts, and 400000 car output, with praise for Sunday school work and a Glendale superintendent role.
A King Who Left Home Prompts Laxative Praise
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York says he keeps Dr King’s New Life Pills at home for his family. The pills are described as a blessing for headache indigestion and dyspepsia and claim to cure constipation. Available for 25 cents at Prewett's drug store.
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Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. King
Prewett
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