Sear on a Sear on a CASEY in Sanner Times
Community notes from Sanner Times and The Herald cover local moves. A typhoid death is reported for Harry Miller on the Underwood lease. Elmer Short seeks Casey township supervisor nomination. marriages, travel, and visits across Brookville, Windsor, Neoga, Altamont, and Hatton surface along with a rural mail carrier appointment and a well outcome near N. O. Rains farm.
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Casey
Sanner Times
V. H. Patterson
Sidell
Wayne Smalley
Brookville
Ind
India Sanford
Ora Storm
Windsor
Marie Gray
Neoga
A. H. Harrell
Joe Goodman
Tulsa
Okla
Stoltz
Don Price
Hot Springs
Ark
Harry Miller
Underwood
Minden
Kidney Pills Restore Veteran’s Health Says Kelley
Ex engineer Mr BE A Kelley of Belvidere Illinois reports 22 years of service and kidney trouble, losing an engine to illness. After trying Foley's Kidney Pills he regained health and strength, buying more pills to continue improvement. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. BE
A. Kelley
Belvidere, II
M Credit
Foley
Local Trades and Visits Highlight Week in Town
Since December one local trader has bought and sold over 80 head of horses and mules. Mrs. J. T. Epperson visited daughter Mrs. S. J. Payne in Indianapolis this week. Dr. H. Pentzer of Fort Scott Kansas looked at real estate. W. H. Drewel purchased the old Shuey homestead for remodeling or rebuilding. The Patten party rested at San Antonio en route to California and there is talk of further oil property deals southeast of town. The Charleston Westfield lease reportedly closed.
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C. B. Kincheloe
J. T. Epperson
S. J. Payne
Indianapolis
R. C. McDaniel
Lidell
H. Pentzer
Ft. Scott
Kas
W. H. Drewel
First National Bank
W. L. Shuey
Dr. Patten
San Antonio
Texas
California
Oll
Charleston-Westfield
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement warns that hoarseness, chest cold and sore lungs can become dangerous if untreated. It touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy that stops the cough, heals congestion, and brings rapid relief, sold by all druggists.
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Spain
Foley
Armstrong Family Health Update Reported Feeble
Fragmented notice mentions Grandma Snedeker and Mrs Garret Snedeker with health notes. Names like Chas Sweitzer, Matthew Setzer appear in a garbled Sunday entry. Context implies a family health status update amid dated references and local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Grandma Snedeker
Chas
Swéltzer
Garret Snedeker
Matthew
Ince Marshall
Laery Davids Setzer
Local Notes Reflect Family Visits and Community News
Russell Dawson visits home folks. Mrs T D Murphy visits W R Findley. Beulah Inlow on sick list for two weeks. Harry Findley and family at Wm Findley’s. Amos Morgan welcomes a baby boy. Harry Findley ends a successful term of school. Ben Veach moves near Casey. Telephone members meet at the schoolhouse to plan a new line project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Dawson
T. D Murphy
W. R
Pine-Tar Honey Brings Instant Relief for Asthma
Dr Bell offers Pine-Tar Honey claiming rapid asthma relief and guaranteed satisfaction. Available at all dealers.
Snow helps wheat and local life in Casey area
Last week’s snow benefits local wheat. Sperry Claypool moved fat cattle to Indianapolis. Several residents, including Bruce Gilbert at Green Moss school, Bruce Allen, and families, are making farm moves and travel plans. Obituaries and visits tie the community, with Rev Munson planning a Dolson chapel meeting in March and multiple church and social notices scattered through Casey and nearby towns.
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Sperry Claypool
Indianapolis
Green Moss
Bruce Gilbert
Dora Clapp
John Coon
Shilo Church
Milo Claypool
Vern Fox
P. P. Haslet
W. H. Barnes
Clarksville
John L. Hurst
Martinsville
George Nicholson
Auburn
John H Hutchings
Elisha Claypool
Frank Garver
Oklahoma
D H Munson
Dolson Chapel
Emanuel Miller
J W B Hutchings
Etta
Art Hutchings
Bethlehem
Edgar County
Hugh Hanna
Allie Hudson
Winfield
Kansas
Olfie Friss
Odabouma City
Heshad Peen
Methodist Society
Siapawl
Sodan
Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve Advert
An old advertisement promises a beautiful woman with smooth skin using Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve. It claims to remove pimples blackheads chaps and roughness and offers a guarantee.
Marshall Friday Business and Church Gathering Noted
Fragments indicate Roza Batson and Eliza Taylor attended activities in Marshall on Friday and Monday. Protracted meeting at Advent churches referenced with several gatherings noted, including a successful term of school at Baget and a Methodist tents event in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roza Batson
F. Weaver
Marshall
Eliza Taylor
Advent
McKeen
Constance Batson
Baget Yeridays
Rey
Cilttcxs
Alleatanle Capotals
Temperance lectures and local events in Auburn area
Community updates note an excellent temperance lecture by Rev. Reece at Auburn, sickness in a family prompts friends to cut wood for Abe Snyder, and a Baptist church calls Rev. L. G. Fasig as pastor. Hay presses run busy on Tuesday at Adenmoor with ten loads awaiting cars. Local social events include a birthday gathering at Will Brosman’s home.
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RNS
Marshall
Abe Snyder
B. W. Macklin
Allerton
Reece
Auburn
Adenmoor
Will Brosman
Local notes reflect community life and work
Tax collectors are busy as Ed Bennett runs a sugar camp and naming town activities. Families visit, travel for treatment, preaching and school terms progress while farmers like Jno Geffs’ farm projects and Dan Lingafelter’s well drilling continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bennett
Wm. Henry
Jno
Geffs
Willis Elliott
H. L. Custis
Arthur Washburn
Jesse Gross
Tom Spivey
Lillian Green
Lena Dehli
Chay
Grubb
Chas Nash
Jas. Boyer
Dan Custis
Herschel Hardway
Tom Custis
Willow Prairie
Pine Tar Honey Promises Quick Croup Relief
A reassurance ad claims Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar Honey eases croup symptoms in minutes. It asserts the product is best and guaranteed by all dealers.
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Dr. Bell
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Welcomes
Nelson Campbell shows improvement as meetings continue at McKeen. Al Dow and family visited Frank Tobias and wife on Sunday. Ross Burkholder and family visited Mike Moulter's Sunday. Laura Ingols visits her sick sister this week. Seabury Clark, formerly of his neighborhood, visits friends here. Mrs Otis Adams and daughter Alice spent Friday with Walter Adams. Agnes and Grace Campbell hosted many friends Sunday. The community welcomes Cy Yeley and family back to their newly created farm. Joe Adams and wife hosted a Sunday gathering in honor of Miss Carrie Lowry the Asbury teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Campbell
McKeen
al Dow
Frank Tobias
Ross Burkholder
Mike Moulter
Laura Ingols
Seabury Clark
Otis Adams
Alice
Walter Adams
Agnes
Grace Campbell
Cy Yeley
Mason
Joe Adams
Carrie, Lowry
Asbury
Ken
Fragmentary OCR Health Update From Local Notes
A partial OCR fragment reports illness relief and weather remarks. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving only vague references to sick people and casual daily notes.
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H. H. Orr
Ed Deitrich
J. R. McDaniel
Missouri
Fred Harris
Clem Hitt
H. Orr
Arkansas
Samuel Lippencott
Nelle Woohlford
Altamont
Iris Wohlford
Davis Garner
Hatton AC
Flemming
David Howard
Hutsonville
The
Herald
James Fleeger
Blanford
Clay's Prairie
Alvin Smith
Chas. Buckner
Portland
Oregon
Harlan Lindley
West York
Presley Meeker
N. O. Rains
Andén
West Liberty
Brosman
Blue Grass
East Liberty
Westfield
the Review
Pleasant Grove
Wim. Fish
Sam Ferdie
Rev. Cox
Dr. Johnson
Theodore Hartman
Brocton
Chas. Rhinehart
F. M. Roderick
Cecil Brandenburg
O. Brandenburg
C. C. Brummett
Chas. Newlin
Elmer Tyler
Wm. Armour
James Ballinger
Virgie Howe
Wm. Grooves
J. R. Stanton
Howard Pugh
Weatfield
Ed Gregg
Lawrence Hillard
Rosa Tyler
Richwoods
EB. A. Tyler
Stella Berkeley
Charleston
Newt Terrell
Wm. Jones
Cloone
Cc. O. Green
C. C . Brummett
James Dunne
Geo. Hartzile
Chas Hildreth
Harry Drake
L. L. Rogers
Newlin
Elmer Barbee
John Hassen
Dunn
Butternutt Schoolhouse
J. W. Cox
Sutherland
South Dolson
Swartz
Ea Fa
New York
Bears
Ture
Joseph M. Rogers
America
Lippincott’s Magazine
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
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Faite
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Ali Oe
Bilin
Olen
Lee Ta Te
Shen En
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