Casey Briefs: Local relocations births and travels
W T Reed left for Pine Bluff Ark to oversee a large farm. Jess McCullough and wife welcome a daughter. Mrs C B Osborn travels to Alexandra Ind after her brother’s death. Mrs Sam Scholfield and daughter Marie hosted by Mrs J W Hancock in Marshall. Mrs P T Peters visits daughter Mrs Marie Brooks in Bartlesville Okla. W H Barkhurst of Malta Ohio visits sons Dade and Will. Mrs Kate Gerrard travels to Shelbyville Ind to care for an ailing aunt. E B Worman and wife move from Pullman. Mrs Ira Neely visits Marys Ohio for four weeks. P L Cochenour of Chicago visits brother S D Cochenour. Boy Scouts raise funds for new organization. Dra Elia Peters and Mrs Joe Deewer depart for Bartlesville Okla for six weeks. G B Black sells southeast town residence to EB Nead of Greenup who will move in. James Askire called to new home Sunday in Friendly W Va after an accident. Marriage of Glen Beater to A L Beaters noted with bride Lela Rhodes of Toledo. The young couple plan to reside in Evansville Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
P. L. Cochenour
Chicago
D. Cochonour
Dra
Elia Peters
Joe de ‘Ewer
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
G. Black
EB. M. Nead
Greenup
Lela Iphodes
Toledo
Evansville
Ind
Tom
HUTSONVILLE NOTES AND LOCAL TRANSFERS
Local brief items report Arthur Rackerby’s school closure in Porterville and various residents’ moves. W E Brown and H O Kinney plan to move to Missouri. W A Pleasant leases his hotel to Clint and Walter Baker of Annapolis. An orchestra is forming locally. Mrs Jesse Lowe visited her daughter in Marshall. Harry Clements leaves for Creve Cour, Mo for a new position. Oil showings found in Lindsey Newlin farm test well. Pinnell homestead residents relocate to Ohio. William Etnire dies aged 60s in southeast Hutton from age related illness. A postal savings bank is to be established. Hampton Law dies of heart failure after a vomiting spell.
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the Herald
Arthur Rackerby
Porterville
W. E. Brown
H. O. Kinney
Missouri
W. A. Pleasant
Clint
Walter Baker
Annapolis
Jesse Lowe
Marshall
M. H. Mus Grave
J. D. Trimble
Temple
Texas
Harry Clements
Creve Cour
Coleman Stock Farm
Lindsey Newlin Farm
Robinson and Marshall Road
Pinnell
Ohio
William Etnire
Hutton
Washington
Hampton Law
Tow
Law
Almost Lost His Life to a Merciless Charm
Mason Michigan resident S A Stid recalls a severe chest cold and near pneumonia after exposure to a merciless charm. A neighbor gave Dr King s New Discovery, which eased symptoms and cured him after two bottles. The ad promotes the medicine for coughs colds and lung troubles at 50c and 100 trial bottle. Guaranteed by Carl Teubeneck.
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S. A. Stid
Mason
Mich
Dr. King
Carl Teubeneck
Insurance Offers From Cole and Cole for Tornado and Fire
Cole and Cole advertise offering tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property with policies from large companies at low rates. Direct contact is encouraged for terms.
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Cole & Cole
Local notes report illness and family visits across town
Wm Wright remains ill while T N Weaver shows little improvement. The school term ends this week. Fred Shirley visited his sister Mrs James Adams Hurley Welsh and Edith spent Sunday with relatives. Frank Welsh, the bride, and Frank Liggett's barn fire caused no serious damage. Mrs Wes Weaver and children returned from Greenup. L R Miller announces a public sale on February 29. Ladies Aid of Asbury to serve lunch on the grounds. Rev Walmsley spent Saturday in the neighborhood and dined with Chris Stoelting and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wright
T N. Weaver
Fred Shirely
James Adams Hurley Welsh
Edith
Frank Welsh
Bride
Frank Ligget
Wes Weaver
Greenup
L R Miller
Ladies’ Aid of
Asbury
Rev Walmsley
Chris Stoelting
Local Renditions Note Busy Family Visit List
Nola Hill visited Miss Elva Mallory last week. Fred Shade has moved to Auburn. Frank Staggs is said to be in a bout the same condition. Joan Wallace and family spent Sunday with Robert Craig. Owen Mallory is confined to his bed with rheumatism again. Otto Scott visited Charles Cunningham’s family over Sunday. James Reasor and wife visited Andy Cunningham and family Sunday. Charlie Barr plans to return to his farm in North Dakota soon. Mrs. Amanda Mallory visited her daughter Alice Wells at West Union last week.
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Nola Hill
Elva Mallory
Fred Shade
Wolfden
Auburn
Frank Staggs
Joan Wallace
Robert Craig Owen Mallory
Otto Scott
Charles Cunningham
James Reasor
Andy Cunningham
Charlie Barr
North, Dakota
River rises as local residents report routine travels
The report notes Edward Clark and Abraham Hodge arriving from Missouri and returning on Monday. Misa Hortense Keys went to Bridgeport on Saturday. Clifford Whitman bought a fine team Saturday. Four scholars wrote on the central examination Friday. Mrs. Mary Grant visited Charleston on Tuesday to see her son Jack Barker who returned from Fairbanks, Ind., Monday. Mrs. Howard Jackson hosted a birthday party on Thursday. Floyd Baker came home Tuesday from Terre Haute where he attended business college. Mrs. Chas Rogers and her son left for Hutsonville Saturday en route to their Missouri home.
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Edward Clark
Seghetina
Albraham Hodge
Missouri
Misa Hortense Keys
Bridgeport
Clifford Whitman
Mary Grant
Charleston
Jack Barker
Faiirbanks
Ind
Howard Jackson
Washington
Business College
Chas, Rogers and Son
Hutsonville
Missour
West Union Briefs Mention Local Visitors and Illness
Fragments report Glen Mount of Chicago visiting West Union on Friday. John Harmon has been sick for the past week. No further readable details about other locals or events are available in the text.
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West Union
Glen Mount
Chicago
John
Harmon
Lioya
Winter in Canada gives favorable outlook and fine weather
John Brosman writes from Manville Ontario about unusually pleasant winter conditions. He notes cold but not thawing temperatures, foot-deep snow ideal for sleighing, bright sun, dry air, and few illnesses. He praises Canada's productive land and forecasts migration westward for farming opportunities amid abundant open land and better livestock conditions.
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John Brosman
The
Herald
Manville
Ontario
Canada
Montana
Esquimaux
Clark County
Peace River District
Beasts Learn to Speak as Chimpanzees Prove Color Naming
Philadelphia psychologist Dr William Furness reports two chimpanzees educated to talk and show reasoning. Over two years they were raised as part of the family with daily instruction and a structured learning regime, learning to distinguish shapes and words and to name colors.
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Philadelphia
William Furness
Walingford
Furness
H. H. Furness
A Bouquet for the Living
L W Dulaney of Blair Nebraska writes of Mrs Benjamin Dulaney a grand lady and mother of 16 children with 11 living 50 grandchildren 84 great grandchildren total 100 descendants 96 living in good health and loved by all who met her.
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L. W. Dulaney
Blair, Neb
Benjamin Dulaney
Clark County
Marshall
Blair
Regular services listed for Congregational Church
Readable notes show regular services next Sabbath at Congregational Church. Sunday school at 9 80, morning service at 10 45, evening service at T. Morning theme "Keeping in Goi Dee oom theme" with unclear continued wording.
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Sune Day School
Buried Treasure in Garden in Denmark Unearthed
Two boys digging in Otto Hansen’s garden near Tersley uncovered a three foot pile of artifacts including coins and gold inlays from the 10th century. Jewelry and a twisted neck chain with toilet implements were found. Arabic and Anglo-Saxon coins including one bearing King Athelstan’s name drew museum interest as officials debated primary politics and reform.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Tersley
Otto Hansen
Athelstane
England
Ertcle
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