Westfield Notes From The Review Simple Week Updates
Mrs. R A Zimmerman of Clica eb visited her aunt Mrs B Reinoehl last week Heber Briscoe left Monday for Peoria Pontiac and Decatur for I O O F meetings Ed Lowry and Oscar Sandy left for Villa Grove Tuesday for general business Mary Meyers of Redman mother of C S Meyers filed Friday about general debility The Galles eye exercises will be held Wednesday June 12 on the college campus for the Rich Girl ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Zimmerman
Clica‘eb
B. Reinoehl
Heber Briscoe
Pe‘oria
Pontiac
Decatur
Ed Lowry
Oscar Sandy
Ifor
Mary Meyers
Redman
C. S
Local Notes and Odds and Ends From Casey
Casey area social news lists visitors and travels including Kate Henson visiting Newtown Indiana and Marguerite Meyer of Warren Pennsylvania staying with Mrs Harry Phillips. It reports oil price increases to 85 and 75 cents and 18 cents yearly. Also mentions church work events and community visits among residents in Casey and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial
Iliss Kate Henson
Lima
Illinois
Banner Times
J. N. Houser
Familly
Jasonville
Ind
Raymond Ruckle
St. Louis
Wallace Young
Columbus
Roy Howe
Roy Harreson
Jamestown
Ohio
Casey
J. S. Mulcahy
J. A. Clemens
Elgin
Chas
Kile
Local Notes Sparse on Decoration Day and Planting Delays
June scenes show lingering whooping cough and slow corn planting while road crews plan grading with a powered grader. Community notices include visits from relatives, a fox found unowned, cemetery decorations by I C O F lodge, a Sunday school meet, baptism notes, and a moving picture show with an ice cream supper upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fitzgarrald
Bruce Gilbert
Paris
Terre Haute
Will Lowery
Dan Leffler
New York City
John W. Hutchings
Cole & Cole Insurance Ad
We Write tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property with large companies at the lowest rates. Write or call on us for terms. Cole & Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole
Red River
Esr
Nichols & Sheppard CO
Battle Creek
Smeeerss
Welzhesvan
Sahara
POSSUM RIDGE NOTES AND SUNDAY VISITS
Mr Staggs is improving in writing. Farmers plant corn. Otto Scott visited Chas Cunningham and wife Sunday. Trixie Cunningham stays with Dr Wilcoit family in Martinsville. Many attended Mrs Laura Sanders funeral Sunday. Charlie Dick and wife and Mary Gilbert visited Linus Gilbert family Sunday. Neighborhood children attended Five Points Sunday services. Ethel Washburn and Orpha Tapscott noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Possum Ridge
Staggs
Otto Scott
Chas, Cunningham
Trixie Cunningham
Wilcoit
Martinsville
Laura Sanders
Charlie Dick
Mary Gilbert
Linus Gilbert
Shio
Ethel
Washburn
Orpha
Tapscott
Ruby
Gertrude Mallory
Woman Shares Kidney Doctor Advice From City Drug Stores
Fragmentary advertisement style text cites J. E. Henry of Akron Michigan describing kidney relief and cost savings with a product sold through City Drug Stores. It references a bet tied to a remedy and mentions Foley kidney pills and doctor bills in a disjointed, promotional tone.
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J. E
Henry
Akron
Mich
Foley
Bettie
Corn Planting and Local News From Five Points and Martinsville
The report notes coal leases expired and shares of corn to G W Brosman and wife in Terre Haute. It mentions children's services at Five Points church and Master Frank Beachout visiting from Casey. Wm Luster of Pontiac visits after forty years. Stock was taken to Martinsville market at high prices amid cold wet weather affecting meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Brosman
Terre Haute
Five Points
Frank Beachout
Casey
Wm. Luster
Pontiac
Martinsville
Move On Now says a policeman and a remedy ad
A street crowd faces a police demand to move on followed by a health ad promising relief from bowel congestion. The copy touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a gentle solution that encourages the bowels to act, contrasting with harsh methods. Carl Taubeneck sells the pills for 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Carl Taubeneck
Local Social Roundup From Martinsville and Marshall
Will Morris and Ezra Cornwell with Jon Hedges traveled to Martinsville and Marshall Saturday. The community hosted visits, church meetings, and a well attended show across Monday and Wednesday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Morris
Martinsville
Ezra Cornwell
Jon Hedges
Marshall
Rev. Downey
W. Shaffner
Hix
Blue Grass
Edna Mefsker
Elmer Snavely
Mamie Newlin
Hazel
Reta Hedges
E. H. Boyd
Charley
Quaker Lane
Harles Brown
Golda Bartlett
Ernest Wells
Mesdames
C. W. Cornwell
Ross Cornwell
Ralph Adams
W. Medsker
Chariie
Ford
Stanfield
Will Stanfield
West Union
Wesley
Potter’s
Roosevelts and their differing legacies in political writing
A fragmented excerpt contrasts Col. Roosevelt with another Roosevelt, examining how their writings and attitudes differ. It hints at historic assessments of edifying aims, political value, and perceived openness to critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt” Baye
Hutter
Wonderful Praise for Perma Household Remedy
Mrs Maria Goerts of Oklahoma writes that her family used the remedy with success. She credits Dr Hartman for invaluable advice and books. She notes improvements in chronic catarrh, asthma, earache, stomach catarrh, and throat catarrh, and reports weight gain from 100 to 140 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecorded
Perma
Maria Goerts
Orienta
Oklahoma
Hartman
Roosevelt views on Populists and judiciary shift in 1912 era
The excerpt compares Col Roosevelt's 1912 stance to his 1896 views in Modern Ideals. It portrays thrift and populist distrust of courts, condemns mob rule and praises mass action beyond traditional methods, and notes a stark evolution in Roosevelt's political outlook across years and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Roosevelt
Chicago
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
A Friend's Tribute to Daniel Y. McMullen
Bishop McIntyre writes a heartfelt obituary praising Daniel Y. McMullen as a brave humble Christian who gave public exhortation and private aid. The tribute recalls their thirty years of friendship and notes McMullen’s strong Methodist faith and hopeful reunion in the afterlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
Daniel Y. McMullen
God
Walt Mason Recites on Reciprocity at Market
A garbled OCR passage hints at poet Walt Mason criticizing market goods and prices. The text mentions bones mildewed beef and hard fish, with phrases about meat and lard. It suggests a street scene where a man laments poor quality meat and high costs.
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M. A. McLaughlin
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Foley Kid
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E. J. Shirely
Delbert Shirely
Jas. Ligget
Robert Wyrick
Fernand Qgeibie
Frank Ohm
Nora Stoltung
David Setzer
Emanuel Hurst
Camo Murphy
Narshall
Dolson Chapel
John Coons
Forest
Ben Lowery
East Liberty
Cecile Turner
Glen Ross
I. C. O. F. Lodge
Clarksville
Dolson Chapel Cemetery
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BE. S Wamsley
Society
Gin Marshall
Cora
Prust
Edith Prust
Grace
Marshall Sia
Dias Mabel Forsythe
Herman Prust
Livingston
Billa Williams
West Juneton
Geo. Cline and
Family
WBS
Chas. Bigham
Detroit
Lizzie Baker
Bucklen
Homer
Melrose
Walt, Mason
PS Ar
Clarke
Ross Lanning
West Side Hardware
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Stafford Engraving, Company
Indianapolis
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Finbos
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