Local Notes From Hutsonville And Nearby
Rural news from Hutsonville and nearby towns reports visits by Mrs Hollenbeck and family, trips by Mr Mullins of St Louis, and Alfred Williams’s death. Accidents include Will Bradbury breaking his leg, plus a liquor raid indicting White and Woodrum. Farming notes note gas wells near Vevay Park and new lease action in Crawford County. Funeral for Louise Maring held at Bennett Chapel.
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the Herald
W. T Hollenbeck
Alfred Williams
Martha Pinkstaff
Will Bradbury
P G. Bradbury
McNutt & Musgrave Bros
Crawford County
California
Oregon
Highsmith
Henderson
Wabash River
Brightlight
Tom White
al White
al Shipman
Woodrum
Local Residents Begin Summer Travels and Visits
J O Shuey and wife left for an eastern trip. Mead Wolfe and wife of Lancaster Ohio visit his parents. T F Wolfe and wife A H Garver went to Decatur to attend the funeral of his older brother David Garver. Mrs H E Pettue and son left for Eaglesville Tennessee for a summer visit. Newton Tarble, a Swarthmore College student, returned to Charleston. Prof W Schear heads to Columbia University for summer courses.
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Review
J. O. Shuey
Mead Wolfe
Lancaster
T F. Wolfe
A. H Garver
Decatur
David Garver
H. E Pettue
Eaglesville
Tenn
Newton Tarble
Swathmore College
Pennsylvania
Charleston
W. Schear
Columbia University
What Makes a Woman Health and Strength from Bitters
A reader praises Electric Bitters for building health and strength in women, stating it helps overcome fainting spells nervousness backache and weariness. Eliza Pool of Depew Okla endorses the remedy and thanks the makers. The product is sold for 50 cents with a city drugstore guarantee.
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Eliza Pool
Local visitors and travels cited in Harvest Banner notes
The clipping lists several people visiting relatives and traveling from Missouri Walters Oklahoma Iowa and Kansas. Names include Flora Shaw Nellie Weathers Arline Walton Esther Harrison Anna Sauter and Dr Sotfeyville with various origin and destination mentions. The text appears as garbled OCR of a social notices section with multiple spellings and fragmented phrases.
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Banner-Times
Flora Shaw and Son
Missouri
Ailsa
Nellie Weathers
Walters
Okia
LeBe - Evanss
Funeral for Albert Lowry Follows Terre Haute Streetcar Death
Mrs Lew Lowry remains about the same. Elva Mallory of Martinsville visited Trixie Cunningham. Charley Gilbert and family spent Thursday at Linois Gilbert's. Some corn is weedy due to wet weather. Uncle Billy Tapscott visited Will Mallory. Children's services at Freedom Sunday night were well attended. Ben Waywire and wife of Chrisman came for the funeral. Albert Lowry, killed in a Terre Haute street car wreck last Wednesday, was buried at Mt. Pleasant cemetery Friday.
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Lonte
Louisa Maring
Effingham Hospital
Bennett Chapel
D. I Lingafelter
Charley Gilbert
Linois
Billy Tapscott
Will Mallory
Freedom
Ben Waywire
Chrisman
Albert Lowry
Terre Haute
Mt. Pleasant
Lois
Carl Webright
Bruce Brainard
Rabbit Ridge
Blanche Montgomery
Millie Bradley
Auburn
Irene Davis
Marshall
Alice Lowery
Mat Snyder
Gladys Rardin
Worthington
Ind
Nelson Rardin
Dolson Chapel
Sperry Claypool
Will Lowery
Martinsville
Tornado and Fire Insurance Offer by Coe and Cole
We offer tornado and fire coverage on farm and city property with leading insurers at low rates. Write or call for terms from Coe & Cole.
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E & Cole
Old Time Rural Happenings Recorded In County Notices
The report lists potato bags in evidence and cars out in numbers on a Sunday. Tommy Husted works the McKeen tower and more work is planned on the National Road after rain left unplowed corn. A horse buried near the church last week is mentioned after the commissioners hired it. Wallace Cleaver says Clark county could use 1000 harvest hands. Will Deahl’s horse died while carrying mail. Mr Sidey will drill test oil wells near Martinsville. Nick Hurst hosts a birthday dinner with friends Sunday.
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Tommy Husted
McKeen Tower
National Road
Wallace Cleaver
Clark County
Kansas
Will Deahl
Mr Sidey
Martinsville
Nick Hurst
Insect Bite Costs Leg in Boston Man Incident
A Boston man lost his leg from an insect bite two years prior. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is advertised to halt poison, prevent inflammation and pain, and treat burns ulcers boils piles eczema bruises and cuts. Only 25 cents at Carl Taubenbeck's.
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Boston
Bucklen
Carl Taubeneck
Moonshine and illness rumor travel through Kickapoo tale
Mrs. Wm. Washburn is very sick. I was preaching at Kickapoo Sunday. Crandall was in Martinsville on.
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Wm. Washburn
Kickapoo
Crandall
Martinsville
Weather and crops at a rural Illinois township
The report notes ongoing farm delays due to Sunday rain and continued wet fields with weeds forming. Yields are forecast to be short though some Meadows may see a slight improvement. Local residents, visits, and social events fill the week amid illness and community activities.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad from Toledo Firm
Frank J Cheney of F J Cheney Co swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleerson attested on December 6. The ad claims the medicine is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces, with Toledo and County names present.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleerson
F. J. Cheney & Coo
Teke Ball
Dennison Church Meetings Postponed and Local Visits Noted
Moses Heath was in Marshall last week. Mrs G Mathis is reported better. Miss Mabel Page entertained Hazel Page Eva and Blanche Starr. Lily and Pearl Croudy of Paris visited Ernest Griffith. Mrs Ernest Doolittle returned from Brocton. Bessie Scofield returned from Terre Haute. Advent Christian meetings in Dennison postponed to the 20th. Rev Hatch is conducting meetings at Mineral with success.
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G. Mathis
Mabel Page
Hazel Page
Eva
Blanche Starr
Lily
Pearl Croudy
Paris
Ernest Giffith
Ernest Doolittle
Brocton
Bessie Scofield
Terre Haute
Minnie Woolf
Advent Christan
Dennison
Hatch
Mineral
Local Notes: Rainy Weather and Sunday Visits Across Town
The area saw continued rain in recent days. Vern Washtler left for Lebanon Indiana for work. Beulah Maurer joined Jessie Gilbert at Oak Grove for a Saturday visit. Frank Geisert and family spent Sunday with Alfred Junker at Black Hawk. Harry Maurer and family visited Roy Scott in West Union. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kuhn and sons Otto and Car visited Otis Bell. Clara Dittman returned to Mt. Pulaski after a week with friends nearby. Mrs. Hannah Leseure of Terre Haute, previously visiting relatives here, is now in West Union.
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Hannah Leseure
Terre Haute
West Union
Visit Records Note Martinsville Social Roundup
Miss Bernice Prust visited Martinsville over Sunday. Mrs Harry Husted attended and hosted friends. Lena Ingle was seen in Lees Savannah, with Alene Modbter noted in attendance.
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Bernice’ Prust
Martinsville
Harry Husted
Fourth of July Celebrations and Tragic Death in West York
Everett Clark spent the fourth at Terre Haute while preaching occurred at local churches. Several illness cases appeared in town as rains hindered farmers. Ella Farrell and family visited Grandma Farrell here from Terre Haute. Mrs. Guy Smith returned from Sullivan and a Marshall celebration drew a large crowd. Rodney Bell returned from Springfield for Russell Lindley funeral amid rain and tragedy. Lindley, 23, drowned at a gravel pit lake. His body was buried in Hutsonville cemetery with family mourning.
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Everett Clark
Terre Haute
Ella Farrell
Grandma Farrell
Guy Smith
Sullivan
Marshall
Robinson
Rodney Bell
Springfield
Russell Lindley
James Clements
Will Myrtle
West York
Russell
Hutsonville
Cyrug
Mandy Lindley
Alfalfa Benefits for Work Horses in Historic Practice
Ancient and modern accounts claim alfalfa lucerne improves horse work output and vitality. In France and England it is valued by breeders and progressive farmers. in Kansas winter rations show 10 pounds daily for work horses with limited grain. Alfalfa supplies protein and energy but can cause overfeeding and soft coats if misused.
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France
England
Kansas
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