Casey News Roundup From Banner-Times
James Starner attended a state convention of state military men as a Clark county delegate in Rockford. Shelby Stratton, son of R B Stratton, left for Effingham for an appendicitis operation. JB Phillips and daughter west to Detroit to buy and drive home a car. A Chamber of Commerce public meeting at city hall plans a July 4 celebration. Mrs Lizzie Barker and daughter left for St Louis to join Mr Barker at the new home. James Nash and daughter Pearl Fancher traveled to Newark Ohio for the funeral of Nashs uncle.
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Banner-Times
James Starner
Rockford
Clark County
Shelby Stratton
R. B. ‘Stratton
Effingham
JB. Phillips
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Fire worries and rail wrecks loom in Indiana town
In Hutsonville a town meeting formed to study fire protection and water works. Mrs. Fawley visits Marshall to assist Bert hurt by a broken limb. A $16,000 damage suit targets the Big Four over flood effects from a railway grade. A major coal train wreck near Trimble leaves cars derailed and rails bent. Detectives guard miners as fare disputes erupt on the Wabash line.
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the Herald
James .Fawley
Marshall
Bert Fawley
Eaton
Big Four
Evansville
Trimble
New Life Pills Endorsed For The Aged By City Drug Store
Dr King’s New Life Pills are praised as safe for elderly users with prompt, gentle action. The City Drug Store recommends them for older men and women seeking a harmless laxative, priced at 26e.
Beating the Railroad Coal Miners Train Transport Woes
In Fayette Township and Sugar Creek coal fields workers employed along the Big Four railroad failed to reach their shafts on Wednesday morning. About 200 miners faced delays as trains did not carry the expected workers and only roughly half the coal could be moved. Daily earnings averaged $3.25 per miner amid the disrupted schedule.
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Wabash
Eer
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Wabash River Bridge
Talners
Fayette
Erre, Haute
Yost
Postmasters Quit Rather Than Be Fired Across State
Resignations of 56 Republican postmasters in the state spread across Decatur Shelbyville Springfield Windsor Denton Oakland and others. Officers say new rules demand eight to ten hours daily and harsher duties, prompting many to resign rather than face increased workload.
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Decatur
Shelbyville
Springfield
Windsor
Denton
Oakland
Matty
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