Local notes from Casey and surrounding towns
Afr and Mrs Mark Perry and son Fred visit from Zanesville Ohio guests of John Perry. J W Robinson returns from Monticello Ind after Mrs Robinson’s accident. Perry Orr child dies. many residents travel to Hereford Texas and Tulsa Oklahoma for business and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Perry
Fred
Zanesville
Ohio
John Perry
J. W. Robinson
Monticello
Ind
Robinson
H M Grant
Yager
Scott Emrich
Dc. T. Hill
Hereford
Texas
Jesse Davison
Granger
A. G. Davison
Henry Tyler
French Lick
Banner-Times
Raymond
Perry Orr
O. Ms. Myers
Kokomo
Electric Bitters Proved Strong for Stomach Ailments
Flying Men Fall victims to stomach and liver troubles until T. D. Peebles of Henry Tennessee reports six bottles of Electric Bitters gave him new strength and appetite. The remedy helps many from the first dose and costs 50 cents at Carl Taubeneck's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Peebles
Henry
Tenn
Carl Taubeneck’s
Hutsonville Bank Reorganized as Newlin State Bank
Miss Amy Smith of Marshall visits Hutsonville. bank reorganized to Newlin State Bank with $25,000 capital. West York residents plan move to Colorado after filing farm land claims. Petitioners seek village pole franchise for electricity. Co partnership to own Peoples Bank unit organized with officers and directors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Smith
Marshall
C. G. Pearca
F. L. Boyd
Minnesota
Hutsonville Bank
Newlin State Bank
Vincent
John, Chalk
Ed Nidey
Roy Cornwell
West York
Colorado
Marshall E. Sampsell
Chicago
Hat
The
Peoples’ Bank
Hutsonville
J. T. Cox
Licai
A. B. Kinney
C. Wa
J. A. Hash
Plunkett
Gc. V
Warren
Rostoe
We Write Tornado and Fire Insurance for Property
Coe and Cole advertise insurance for farm and city property through large companies offering low rates. They invite readers to write or call for terms and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe & Cole
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement by Progressive Party Patron
An advocacy note describes an individual using Foley Kidney Pills for back ache rheumatism and kidney bladder issues. The pills are claimed healing strengthening and quick acting with no harmful drugs and available in two sealed bottle sizes marked by a yellow package at City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressvie
City Drug Store
Apples scarce near Martinsville and community items
The fragment notes Trixie Cunningham at Martinsville and Ruth Cunningham returning from Georgetown. It mentions church attendance at Freedom Sunday night, visits by Mrs Lola Kaufman of Hume, and the Cunningham family gathering with Nelle Thompson. They discuss building a new schoolhouse at Possum Ridge and local social visits around the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trixie Cunningham
Martinsville
Ruth Cunningham
Georgetown
Freedom
Lola Kaufman
Hume
Ethel
Washburn
Gertrude
Ruby
Mallory
Foley Kidney Pills Prove Helpful in Kidney Trouble
D C Bybee of 669 Reading Court Canton Illinois reports relief from severe kidney trouble with Foley Kidney Pills. He suffered back pain headaches and dizzy spells before taking the remedy and says his life and strength returned and he sleeps well. City Drug Store endorses the product.
Homer B F Cleaver Gets New Camera And Local Notes
Tom Husted reports about 200 bushels of pears and Timothy seeding ahead. Omer Phillips harvested broom corn. Homer Johnson and wife visited Charleston fair. Charley Wright family came from West Union. Reuben Tingley hauled watermelons north. Mrs Arthur Wright and children visited from Powhusska Oklahoma. Ministerial meeting program at Bethel announced. Marshall visitors stayed overnight due to car trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Cleaver
Tom Husted
Omer Phillips
Homer Johnson
Charleston Fair
Charley Wright
West Union
Reuben Tingley
Arthur Wright
Powhusska
Okla
Bethel
Marshall
Local Briefs Spell Mixed Fragments and Names
Reading fragments show Mia and Ed Lovell visiting relatives Sunday. Text is garbled with stray words and unclear context, making full meaning hard to discern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Ed Lovell
Local residents visit spread across Terre Haute and Dennison
Individuals and families from Terre Haute Elbridge Sanford and nearby areas spent Sunday visiting relatives and attending community events. Notable mentions include J A Page in Terre Haute, visits between Ed and Morgan Page families, and several gatherings around Doolittle, Weaver, and Page households. A move occurred as Jack Weaver relocated to Grandma Page's farm north of Dennison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merom
R. Reynolds
Flat Rock
Frank Willard
Robinson
Guy F. Smith
Sullivan
John Hash
Frank Buckner
George Turner
Farmersburg
Ind
West York
Ant. Irwin
Clara Mount
Chicago
James Lindley
Hannah Williams
Kansas
T. J Athey
Dan Gilbert
Clarksville
Anna
Cora Whitaker
Terre Haute
Thomas and Casey
W. H. Thomas
Fairbanks
J A. Page
Adam Pantley
F. Weaver
Ed Weaver
Sara A. Page
Morgan Page
Ed. Shirely
Marshall
Will Handy
Russell
J. A. Page
Finley Flinn
Robert Jones
Ernest Doolittle
Armstrong
Vince Beals
West Terre Haute
James Doolittle
Chas Montgomery
Missouri
Hershel Lowery
Dennis
Frank Montgomery
Edna
D. D. Weaver
Jack Weaver
Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Against Harmful Dangers
Public notice warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury that can damage smell and the mucous system. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is claimed mercury free and taken internally. Testimonials are free and Druggists sell the product at 7 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney &Co
Hafl
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Visits Around Martinsville
Melrose residents list visits and arrivals from Martinsville West Union and Orange. Names mentioned include James Padgett Melrose recovery updates and multiple families hosting relatives over the weekend. Church attendance and local events noted with several individuals attending an institute in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Padgett
Frank Stanfield
Martinsville
Chet Hix
West Union
Ezra Cornwell
Marshall
J. Beckwith
Downey
Eschail Beckwith
Ragan Hedges
Blanche Hedges
St. Paul
Lindsey Blankenbeker
Harra
C. W. Cornwell
Chester Hix
Ralph
U. S
West ‘Union
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Casey
C S Parker
Warsaw
Westfield
Review
B. K. Mollineaux
New York City
J F Fogler
Otto Moore
Oakland
Chas. Lee
W. A Devers
Aetna Briscoe
Floyd Barbee
L Aa Brown
M .Adams
Marshalltown
N A. Barricklow
E T Pinnell
Panhandle
A H Garver
Winnie Davis
Garver
Jeff Davis
Hutchen Murray
Joe Tate
Moberly
Coles County
Sophia Montgomery
Anna Bennett
Wil Lowery
Dolson Chapel Methodist Society
Bertram
Rhodesland
Teachers’ Institute
Claud Newman
Sylvan Ricbey
Hurley Johnson
Emery Davis
Clinton Clapp
Chloe Marrs
Cecile Jones
Fairy Johnson
Arlis Wilhoit
Pearlie Babcock
Steve Applegate
Mary Heath
Sarah Truman
Montana
John Crouse
Ben Lowery
Rachel Connelly
Minerva Snyder
Will Lowery
Charleston
Rev . S. Wamsley
Marshall Circuit
Frank Schwartz
Ralph Davis
Sophia Meloy
Dolson
Greenmoss School
Sstate
Enii
Sthigsplace
Irs
Thomas Whitsong
Harry ‘Wee ‘Rick
Oak Grove
Nellie
Anna Saiter
Hazel Ce'sem
Fleshla Acu
Vivian Dean
Baggs
Harry Maurer
William Brown
Ben Maurer
Bucklen
the Herald
Origa
Siling
Cee
Rar Ko
Possum Ridge
Homer
Melrose
Myrtle
Terre
Haute
Forest Blaker
Siater
Carrie
Claypool
Pillsbury
Sunkist
White House
Boston
Shamrock
Ozark
Farmer's Pride
Arbuckle
Crystal
Lasdi
Jersey
Lenox Séapi
Marshall, Illinois
Marshall Tinning & Plumbing Co
Willow Street
New Haven
Mr. Sand
Nis
Bier Watsons Eviaite
Wm. Watsor
Witet
Hutkonville
Giles Pfs
Marshall’ Briday
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