County Correspondence Parker Item Highlights Local Travel and Visits
Elmer Baker was in Terre Haute Tuesday. Harry Houghton left for Texas and attended a ball game at Tone. Ira Baker visited his father Thomas Baker. Many residents旅visited Westfield, Kansas band concert, and Niagara Falls. Several headed to Oklahoma, North Dakota, and Colorado for prospecting trips or relocation. A paving contract was let for Dyer street and school resumes September with Claude Newman as teacher. Cleone defeated Westfield 6 to 4. North Dakota trip by G I Wiser and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Echard
Texas
Basil Lowery
H. LaRoe
Ruth Welsh
Wm. Jones
P. A. Connelly
C. H. Hammond
Harry Houghton
Tone
Ira Baker
Casey
Thomas Baker
E. E. Hall
E. E. Connelly
Alta Baker
Wess Inman
North Dakota
William Connelly
Moonshine
S. M Kelley
Emly Black
Westfield
Lyman Hammond
Charleston
Everett Connelly
Lillie Hazen
Jane Connelly
Taylor Emrich
Red River Valley
A. L. Caseley
B. F. Parker
Niagara Falls
Byford Willams
Oklahoma
Henry David
Cripple Creek
Colorado
T. T Duncan
Sedalia
Roy Howe
Dyer Street
Jasper Avenue
J W Bennett
Roy Custis
Clinton County
Joel Weaver
Pacific Coast
Polly Goodman
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Milt Bell
Barbara Moontz
Geo Henderson
Marian Emrich
Albany
Alantic City
R. C. Eckard
J S. Phillips
Vy. P. Davis
Chas. Newlin
Oilfield
Cora Gordon
L. S. Gordon
Vista
Dave Lafever
G. W. Parker
Wm. St. Martz
W. D Hill
A. J. Lake
Perry Mullen
L. F Miler
C. C Fancher
Israel Newport
Greenup
12Th Illinois Volunteers
Cumberland County Veterans’ Association
Joe Richey
Shiloh
G. I. Wiser
Claude Newman
Cleone
I Ilinois
Norman Bennett
Lewis Hedges
Alice Tarble
Chicago
H. S. Akens
Marshall
Alfred H. Warner
Oscar L. Warner
D. A. Garver
E. E. Robbins
Jessie Wiser
Clara Anderson
Newt Tarble
Foley’s Honey and Tar Helps Batesville Man
A. S. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana recounts a three month summer cold relief after trying multiple remedies. He says Foley's Honey and Tar quickly cured his hay fever symptoms and he notes his wife had the same success, endorsed by J Keifer & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Nusbaum
Batesville
Indiana
Foley
J Keifer & Son
Westfield Band Draws Riverview Park Crowd
McNutt and Cook report from The Review. L A Weeden, foreman, visited Marshall on Wednesday. About 1200 attended Sunday’s concert at Riverview Park by the Westfield band. S P Davis and wife returned from Colorado Springs where their daughter was in fair health. Kansas plans a new National Bank with R S Briscoe as president. Shareholders are local men of means. Notables include Ray Daugherty and sisters Daisy and Mabel Chiff of Cincinnati. An owl rig arrived for use in our field. James Redman of Rich Woods holds 600 acres near Pleasant Hill to be tested soon by Henderson & Willson, who also lease about 1700 acres near Clarksville and plan wildcatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Weeden
Marshall
Riverview Park
Westfield
S. P. Davis
Colorado Springs
Kansas
National Bank
R. S. Briscoe i8
Ray Daugherty
Daisy
Mabel Chiff
Cincinnati
Neices
Jos Hall
James Redman
The
Rich Woods
Pleasant Hill
Henderson & Willson
Clarksville
Laxative Promoted For Constipation Cures
An advertisement touts Foley's Omno Laxative as a mild pleasant remedy that cures chronic constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels. It claims the product does not nauseate or gripe and provides a natural bowel action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Keifer & Son
Local Visitors Share Time Across Town
Commercial Chas. S. Burch and family from Van Buren Ark visited Casey friends for several days. Mrs Frank Howe and daughter and L C Sherman and daughter spent Friday in Marshall. Miss Ethel Cameron of Thorold Ontario visits sister Mrs Hilton Hunter for a few weeks. Mrs A E Bell and Forest with others plan a Niagara trip. Mary Nail and children from Flemington visit G W Orndorff and wife and baby. Nearby families and travelers appear in a flurry of short visits and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. S. Burch
van Buren
Ark
Casey
Frank Howe
L. C. Sherman
Marshall
Ethel Cameron
Thorold
Ontario
Hilton Hunter
A. E. Bell
Forest
Joe We Wolfe
Niagara
Mary Nail
Flemington
G. W. Orndorff
Ged Rapids
Mich
Foley’s Kidney Remedy Promises Relief for Elderly
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as beneficial for aged individuals with kidney or bladder issues. It claims to stimulate urinary organs correct irregularities and tone the system. The copy urges starting Foley’s Kidney Restley and features the name J. L. as a supposed endorser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Keifer & Son
Community Notes from Cleone and Nearby Areas
Claude Newman visited the city Saturday and several locals are listed visiting relatives and attending events. Newt Tarble receives a daily farm salary in North Dakota while others plan study at Charleston normal and Chicago University amid family visits and regular church appointments.
Electric Bitters Endorsed by Local Resident
Mrs M M Davison of San Jose endorses Electric Bitters as a general family remedy for backache biliousness and liver and bowel torpor. She claims more health for digestive organs in a bottle than in any other remedy. Sold under guarantee at Robt Prewett's drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Davison
Gifford Ave
San Jose
Cal
Prewett
Sunday Socials and a Tragic Death
Lockard sells everything Marshall. Stella Blizzard spent Sunday with Cora Jackson. Jesse Walker spent Sunday with Fred Reese of Ohio. Miss Bettie Wolfe spent Sunday with her brother John. Rev I C Craig preached a farewell sermon. Madge Arbuckle, ten months, died Monday morning after a brief illness. the family mourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockard
Marshall
Stella Blizzard
Cora Jackson
Jesse Walker
Fred Reese
Ohio
Hattie
Mattie Huffington
William Carpenter
John Carpenter
John Lederman
Claude Blizzard
Raymond Kaufman
Riley Farr
Hatton
Mrs. Bush
Terre Haute
A. R. Blizzard
Madge
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Endorsed for Various Ailments
Mrs. W. Stone of East Poland Maine recommends Bucklen's Arnica Salve for sore feet burns cuts and abrasions and says it is also good for piles. Sold under guarantee at Robi Prewett's drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Community Notes and Local Social Visits
Lockard sells everything. Miss Alice Snavaly spent Sunday with Edna Medsker. Several from this place attended the Chautauqua at Merom Sunday. Jessie English spent weekend with her parents at Grayville. Lottie and Alice Snavely shopped in West Union. Dan Brown and wife visited relatives at Newman. Melrose and Hutsonville played at Hutsonville. score 18 to 12 for Melrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Cornwell
Alice Snavaly
Edna Medsker
Merom
Jesse Layman
Lottie
Alice
Jessie English
Grayville
Melrose
Hutsonville
Hutsonville Sundeg
Local Notes From Homer And Flemington
Fragmentary items mention Ollie Macklin’s home, Bayard Cleaver biking to Westfield, and an ice cream supper raising $29. A rain request echoes the local mood while a cryptic line references 85 days near Flemington and 66 in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
No. 7 Delay and Local Notices Mention Ice Cream Party
No. 7 was delayed due to a blown head gasket with the crew. W. F. Romines and Silas Ellege have both been under a doctor's care. Miles D. Lowery arranged a public sale at his mother's home. City Marshal T. P. Cleaver and family visited from Martinsville. A sixteen person youth party from town helped eat ice cream on a Sunday excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Romines
Silas Ellege
Miles D. Lowery
T. P. Cleaver
Martinsville
Local Notables Mention Quiet Week With Community Updates
The list covers various local happenings including new melon dealers Jesse and Landis Deb, Roy Custis buying a farm near Posey Illinois, gas wells drilled by LI Oil & Gas Co. and Wabash Gas Co. on Poe and Ed McNarlan farms, Barn raisings by Ellis Nash and Harlan Bennett, and multiple social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Gas Co
Ed McNarlan
Harlan Bennett
Mars Oil & Gas Co
Schofield
George Geffs
Goldie Deverick
Ethel Mills
Nora Gray
Wm. MecNurlan
John McNurlan
Delilah Green
Mona Green
A. J. McCash
Mr. Finney
John Geffa
Doan's Kidney Pills Proven To Cure Back And Kidney Pain
Marshall resident O B Price recalls suffering severe back and loins pain with dark colored kidney secretions. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills in 1901 he says the cure was permanent and remains satisfied. Purchasers can buy for 50 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Price
North Main Street
Paris
Ill
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Local Folks Visit In Danville And Robinson
A string of social visits is noted with Marshall Anna and Opal Termain in Danville and Lucile Handy from Oliver visiting relatives here. Various residents report health, agricultural notes, and a canning factory in Big Creek. A 9 pound boy arrives to Mr. and Mrs. John Lowe, and D W Hull plans a sale of personal effects on Thursday the 27th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockard
Marshall
Anna
Opal Termain
Danville
Lucile Handy
Oliver
John Lowe
D. W. Hull
West
Saltcellar Damp Prevention Suggestion Amid Crowded Fete
Fragmented OCR notes describe strategies to keep saltdry saltcellars from dampness during a fete. References mention filling with rice pieces and concerns about lids and holes, with unclear names or dates.
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Parker
Elmer Baker
Clark Barbee
Lee Newlin
Roy Newlin
Mamie Newlin
Ruth Sinclair
William McClede
Houghton
West Virginia
H. A. Mooreland
Enfieldland
Mr. Mooreland
iMax Shuler
Kansas City
Culver Miliary Academy
Pat Murray
County Sligo
Ireland
Mr. Murray
Banper Times
Frank Bonnell
Parkersburg
Alfred Bennett
Clem Wiser
Cora Hammond
Chas. Gilbert
Eva
John Lima
Geo
Newton Tarble
Chicago University
Mia
J. A
Norman Jeneey
George McCollum
Frank Jackson
Kile
I. C. Craig
Edna Wyrick
Cora Eckles
Herschel Cline
James McCollum
Minnie Barkalow
Golda Wells
Dan Brown
Newman
Homer
Phillips Hill
Ollie Macklin
Bayard Cleaver
West Union
I. R. Alexander
Adair
Jed Gard’s
Mae Wight
Laredovus
F. Wharton
Agent Kearns
Bernice Prust
Amy
Mary Weir
Jake Kellar
E. N. Schlosser
Allright
Ed France
Miss Lewis
Robinson
Roscoe Richards
the Democrat
Big Creek
Georgia Goodwin
Jennie McClure
Lena
Fay Hamill
E. A. Snyder
Indianapolis
Albert Wright
Mae Chadwick
Tracy Dolson
Rath Piety
Friend's
At& P. m
Munson
Parker Shields
Mattoon
Friend’s
Moore Brothers
Wabash
Will Moore
Lewis Tolbert
Burly
Hattie Medsker
Fred
Bertha
Horace Cromlin
Lottie Snavely
the Rocks
Russell Poorman
F. A. Baker
Alma Couchman
Nelle” Broadhurst
Mae and
Emma Mount
Hamilton
Cumberland Streets
Wheeler & Keser
Prop
Warren
Shipe’s Hardware
the “Herald
Clark County
Herald
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