Local Notes From Hutsonville And Around Town
Local items report travel to Portland and Chicago, visits from St Louis and Terre Haute residents, family visits in Plat Rock and Fairbanks, marriages in Fairbanks township, a widow’s death in Turman township, ice packing at home after years, a new Baptist pastor’s duties, a Castle Rock visitor, a township collector candidacy, a salve ad, a railroad student, a farmer meeting presence, Auburn pie sales, a Deering agent starting March 1, high water affecting carrier routes, and fair board discussions on world openness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Arkansas
George Fultz
Terre Haute
Mahala Burton
Turman Township
Frank Haupt
Graysville
Murray A. Drake
Imogene Riggs
Fairbanks Township
Lansberry Riggs
J. H. Holderman
Henry Woolverton
H. C. Hopewell
The
Baptist Church
Cole Briscoe
Castle Rock
Colorado
Clark
Barbee
Earl Newman
Marshall
Auburn
Otto Snyder
Deering Company
South Side
Martinsville
Carrier No. 7
Clark County
Sutherland Eagle Eye Salve refund offer noted
The statement promises a money back refund if customers are not satisfied after using Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve and specifies the offer applies at all dealers for a 25c price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
Local social notes from Winona area guests and travels
Miss Frances Broom visits Miss Rachel Reinoehl on Winona Terrace while Mrs. Peters travels to Indianapolis for a week. Orrie Lewis returns to Oklahoma City after holidays at home. Chas Needler moves to Tulsa for machine shop work. Mrs. Leslie from Alexandria visits sister Mrs. Osborn. Wallace Young and wife from Columbus visit Casey township relatives. Will Davidson and James Nash file bond in Casey and obtain tax rolls. Modern and Parcel travel via Cumberland to Houston. Mrs. Roemer departs to Indianapolis for sanatorium treatment with Father Healy. Mrs. Lashbrook returns to Charleston after holidays with daughter near town. A. S. Parcel heads to Durango, Mexico for six weeks hunting. J. W. Johnson and daughter Alice take a southbound trip. Fire damages closet items at Martin Henry’s home. Mrs. Gillispie’s horse dies after slipping on ice. Miss Edna Slusser visits W. M. Slusser family and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Broom
Winona Tr
Rachel Reinoehl
P. T Peters
Ndiana
Polis
Orrie Lewis
Oklahoma City
Chas. Needler
Tulsa
Okla
M. A. Leslie
Alexandria
Ind
B. Osborn
Wallace Young
Columbus
Casey
Will Davidson
James Nash
Marshall
Will
Casey Township
Modern
Cumberland
G. S. Parcel
Houston
Tex
Roemer
Indianapollis
Father Healy
Mary Lashbrook
Charleston
James Kite
A. S
Durango
Mexico
J. W. Johnson
Alice
Martin Henry
Henry
Robert Gillispie
Edna Slusser
Oak Point
Dr Bell's Antiseptic Balm Sale Sizzling Ad
A vintage line ad claims rapid cures for eczema ringworm tetter chapped skin and other skin diseases with Dr Bell's Antiseptic Balm sold at 25 cents a box. Creamy snow white ointment is highlighted for dealers and customers.
Westfield Review Closes In On Parson Feud Fallout
Local notes hint at ongoing friction involving Parsons from Westfield as reported by The Review. Readership is left with questions about who steps into leadership and how town politics will shift amid the apparent rift.
Local Notes From Warren Area Farm Life And Visitors
Farmers institute attendance noted as Warren Hackett moves from A P Fawley farm. Lola Smith boards at Mr Wright's. John Mokes' mother visiting. Mrs Aaron Jones of Marshall visits with M M Landers family. Ralph and Bonnie English spend Sunday at Plainview Farm. Russell Platt ill with catarrhal fever but improving. A stranger from Indianapolis plans to ship cream there. locals to try it at 37 y cents per pound.
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Farmers’ Institute
Warren Hackett
A. P. Fawley
Lola Smith
Landers
Ralph
Bonnie English
Plainview Farm
Russell
Levi Platt
Indianapolis
Dr Bell’s Antiseptic Salve Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve as suitable for pimples blackheads sores chaps ulcers sunburn and all skin affections priced at 25 cents at all dealers.
Hogs Market and Farmers Institute Open in Marshall
John Mathew marketed hogs in Marshall on Wednesday as meetings continue with good attendance. John Robinson of Los Angeles visits Marion Bartramy. Farmers attend the Farmers Institute where several won blue ribbons. John Weaver buys stock and runs the corner store. Mrs Chas Sweitzer and son Glen visit Marshall with her parents James Pulver and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mathew
Marshall
John Robinson
Los Angeles
California
Marion Bartramy
Farmer's Institute
John Weaver
Chas Sweitzer
Glen
James Pulver
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Sold At All Dealers
An old advertise style claim notes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey has been sold for sixteen years with yearly sales growth and a guarantee against risk, available at all dealers.
Local Notes Observe Movements and Trades Around Town
John Hurst moves to Hume and Miss Michel Newman visits West Terre Haute. George Lurkett and others are noted with sicket and travels. Ira Murphy rents Baker house. Como Murphy visits relatives. Russell Dawson sprained wrist. Theodore Davis of Canada visits his brother John. Ed Bumegarner to work for George Morgan. Alpha Claypool buys stock hogs. Lillie Pittenger and daughter Lora visit Samuel Brossman. Clara Morgan hosts a large party. Barber shop closed due to illness. Henry Morgan acts as secretary of M. & M. Lumber Co. Company reports a new saw and faster work. various trips and visits outlined.
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Como Murphy
Russell Dawson
Theodore Davis
Canada
John
Ed Bumegarner
George Morgan
Michel Newman
West Terre Haute
Ross Shonk
Western Fur Trading Company
Fred Buschemeyer
Martinsville
Alpha Claypool
Lillie Pittenger
Lora
Samuel Brossman
Clara Morgan
Henry Morgan
M. & M. Lumber. Co
Remedy for LaGrippe Coughs Warned as Dangerous
An old remedy note claims LaGrippe coughs risk pneumonia and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cure. It asserts the product stops the cough and strengthens lungs, with no harmful drugs, sold in a yellow package by all druggists.
Local notes sketch life in Marshall area
John Schwartz Dolson shows slight improvement while many locals attend an institute. John Heimer trades merchandise for Marshall property as Elisha Claypool sale draws crowds in rain. Clarksville Baptist church hosts ongoing meetings. Mrs. Jane Hurst injures herself, unable to rise after a Wednesday fall. Virgil Gallatin and Sophia Montgomery visit from Martinsville. Clarence Kemper’s horse dies after an on ice accident. Robert Findley plans move to Wm Marrs farm after a trip from Marshall. Sophia and Dave Montgomery handle F. B. Ennis matters in Marshall. A wagon carrying hay injures Jesse Hurst’s leg but no bones break. Clinton Clapp and Myrtle Conkley wed in Marshall. Ofie Fix and Ollie Clapps also marry. Roads slick. rough shod horses advised. Sleets restrict stock hauling. water must be carried. Telephone Lines Nos. 41 44 50 53 annual meeting names J W B Hutchings as president, Roy Miller as secretary treasurer, John W Hutchings director. A 25 cent assessment on all company shares due by March first. Hutchings and Hurst and Burness and Daughteee appointed to collect line dues.
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John Schwartz Sr
Institute
John Heimer
Marshall
Elisha Claypool
Clarksville Baptist Church
Jane Hurst
Virgil Gallatin
Martinsville
Clinton Clapp
Myrtle Conkley
Ofie Fix
Olie Clapps
J. W. B. Hutchings
Roy Miller
John W. Hutchings
John L. Hurst
Will
Polk Daughetee
Traveling Salesman Praises Foley Kidney Pills
A letter from H FE Beers of Peoria 617 Seventh Avenue reports kidney trouble relief after using 0.6 bottles of Foley's Kidney Pills. He urges others to try the remedy and notes it restored health and strength. Sold by all druggists.
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H. FE. Beers
7Th Ave
Peoria
Foley's
All Drugeists
Protracted Meeting And Local Drilling Noted In Area
Protracted meeting began at the Butternut church Wednesday night. The Red Bank Company continues drilling oil on Bert Lingafelter’s farm near Elbo school house. A gold watch was raffled a week ago with Miss Phelps the winner. residents report explosions near Martinsville causing fear. Frank and Ernest Bennett of Horse Heaven Wash visit their father John Bennett. Wm McDaniel and wife return home from Washington due to health concerns.
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Erie
Tom Geff
Ohio Co
D. J. Lingafelter
Butternut C. P
Red Bank Co
Bert Lingafelter
Elbo School
Miss Phelps
Martinsville
Frank
Ernest Bennett
Horse Heaven
Wash
John Bennett
Wm, McDaniel
Washington
Local Residents Arrive and Depart Across Casey and Cleone
James Dunn returned from Ohio Monday. Neal Aken and James Johns, both of Cleone, visited here. Mrs. Rose Seth, Chas Newlin and others made trips to Westfield, Casey, or Martinsville. The Associated Producers bought Parker Edwards Oil. The Newlin sale drew attendees. D A Macklin acted as auctioneer. Jamie Van Skoyck funeral held at Westfield. Several families attended events at Reed farm and other local sites.
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James Dunn
Ohio
Neal Aken
Cleone
James Johns
Mattoon
Lulu Montgomery
Casey
Henry Seth
Edna Lewis
Chas. Rupert
Reed Farm
Wm. Jones
Chas. Newlin
Riley Stanton
J. E. Hardesty
Westfield
EB. A. Tyler
Marion Roderick
Martinsville
S. J. Inman
Levi Inman
W. E. Hawkins
M. B. Hawkins
Smith Colvin
Salisbury
Parker-Edwards Oil Company
John Tyler
Bert Wilhoit
Elmer Tyler
T. T. Ewing
Mallman
Here
Newlin
D. A. Macklin
Jamie van Skoyck
Akens
Martin Sinclair
P. A
Local Visitors and Services Highlight Weekend in Asbury
Joe Traviell and family visited his mother on Sunday while Misses Garver hosted friends from Marshall. Ruby and Grace Yeley attended church services in Asbury, Mike Moulter and wife went to the Fetters funeral in Oliver. Mrs. Fairgrief left for Mississippi to visit her son, and Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Wand were with their children. James Adams and Al Dow attended a funeral, with scattered notes of farm institute seating and community events lingering from the week.
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Asbury
Joe Traviell
Garver
Marshall
Ruby
Grace Yeley
Mike Moulter
Fetters
Oliver
Chas. Fairgrief
Mississippi
Hyler
Aes
Frank
Tobias Wand
Crawford
James Adams
al ‘Dow
Fragmentary Hyomel Ad Text Appears in OCR Snippet
A partial OCR snippet shows an advert like Hyomel branding with unclear price cues and scattered letters. The readable phrases are insufficient to identify a full product claim, price, or company details. The item reads as an isolated, garbled marketing fragment without coherent context.
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Hume
George Lurkett
Ira Murphy
Baker House
de Bell
Jas Staley 'sIek
Zee ES Umay
Anne Shiner
Chester, W. Va
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Fey i
Globe Printing Company
Alo
Moon
Winonestin
New. Haven, Conn
Lou iWarit
Thes County
Matava Sea
Claris
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