Local notes from Hutsonville and vicinity highlight visits and events
Rev. J. T. Carson arrived from Eau Gallie Florida. Siren Julia Mullins visited her mother in St. Louis. Mrs. Frank Eaton came from Memphis to see her mother Mrs. Sarah Melvin. Beulah Buelmer returned from Alaskogee Oklahoma where she worked. Arthur Rackerby attended Marshall High School senior class play. Barney Baker's home was struck by lightning with no injuries. Tri- Bot drainage ditch contract let to Stanley Dees Oblong at nine cents per cubic yard. bid below estimated $32 000. White’s ferry operation under jail charge. W S Shepherd accused of cash theft. Dr. D. Ed Allen arrived from Chicago. S. W. Seller visiting from Citronville. W M Knapp and daughter to Culver Indiana for summer. C Bennett welcomed a son. Daniel Stoker returned after a year in Michigan. C E Pollard hired in Champaign school. Dedication of new U B church in Decatur by Rev E H Shuey. Ira Brosman’s horse fatally injured on a broken gate. Mrs Henry Maus and children visiting from Indianapolis. F. Romine and wife in Terre Haute. A seven passenger touring car noted to pass through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutsonville
the Herald
J. T. Carson
Eau Galla
Fla
Julia Mullins
St. Louis
Ed Franklin
Frank Eaton
Memphis
Techn
Sarah Melvin
Beulah Buelmer
Aluskogee
Okla
M. P. Rackerby
Qin Marshall
Marshall High School
Arthur
Barney Baker
Lamotte
Stanley Dees
Oblong
Mr Dees
A. AD White
Brightlight
Sullivan
W. S. Shepherd
Shepherd
Fap
White
Carlisle
D. Ed Allen
Chicago
S. W. Seller
Citronville
Ala
W. M. Knapp
Louise
Culver
Ind
C . Bennett
Daniel Stoker
Michigan
C. E Pollard
Champaign
FE. H. Shuey
U B
Decatur
Goad horse to begin season at Big Four Wagon Yard
The standard bred double gaited goad horse will make the season at the Big Four Wagon Yard in Marshall Illinois. Purchased by Spotts and Son the horse is recognized as one of the greatest show horses in this section. Pulver Bros. Kepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four Wagon Yard
Marshall
Illinois
Spotts & Son
Pulver Bros. Kepers
Casey News Roundup of Local Movements and Mishap
Vernon Shimel travels home to Louisiana while Mrs. Frank Mootz visits North Dakota. Several residents depart for summer visits in Oklahoma Pennsylvania and Burr Pa. A fall last week left Frank Schmeyer with a broken leg after a cattle collision. Dr Johnson and Tim Reed encounter a frightened horse on a southeast drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Shimel
Louisiana
Frank Mootz
North Dakota
Casey
Emerson Hanenk
Haskell
Oklaty
James R Shields
Hazel
Grove City
Len Evans
Lura
John
Waters
Oklahoma
Mariel Holmes
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
George Brown
George Jett
Buurr
B. W. Powers
Lada Wi
Gto
University of Ol‘mois
James Squires
Charlés
D. Cochonour
Bartlesville
Okla
Ella Welsh
Dent Pratt
Grar+ Panids Midh
Will Sylatt
Carey Welsh
H. Ic. Reinoehl
Frank Schmeyer
Johnson
Tim Reed
Aferica
Bowman
Antonio
Texas
Insurance rates for farm and city property from Cole and Cole
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole
Local Notes and Social Gatherings Across Communities
Mrs George Barrett reports school closure Friday. Chase Dick and wife visited Casey Sunday. Mrs George Throckmorton remains very ill with consumption. George Wanghder of Lawrence county visits Auburn. A New Tyler of Marshall stopped by last week. Jacob Fraker of Wabash made a brief call. Mrs Amaziah Murphy visited sister Mrs Jennie Mappin at Martinsville Sunday. Ice cream supper Saturday evening well attended, proceeds over 43 dollars. WF Romine and wife near Martinsville visited Mrs W Barlow who is very sick. Thomas Fitth hired to teach Auburn school next winter with Miss Ethel Hurst as principal. Coal drilling rig passed through burn for Romine section last week. There will be something doing now. Mr and Mrs A B Church visited daughter and family, Mrs Mlenry Smithcamp in Douglas township Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barrett
Chase Dick
Casey
George Throckmorton
George Wanghder
Lawrence County
Auburn
Tyler
Marshall
Jacob Fraker
Wabash
Amaziah Murphy
Jennie Mappin
Martinsville
Romine
W . Barlow
Thomas Fitth
Ethel Hurst
Thronburn
Mlenry Smithcamp
Douglas Township
Electric Bitters for Women Health at Robt Prewett's
A promotional notice extols Electric Bitters for women's health beauty and temperament. It claims benefits for stomach liver and kidneys, blood purification, nerves, eyes and breath, promising velvety skin and perfect health. Sold for 50 cents at Robt Prewett's.
Cherries Abound In Asbury Neighborhood
Local notes report plentiful Asbury cherries and residents busy with farm tasks. Clyde Adams hauled hogs to Marshall and visitors from Marshall include Mabel Garver visiting Mrs. Henry Sharp. Children’s day exercises planned for next Sunday night June 18 with several locals noted in attendance.
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Clyde Adams
Marshall
Mabel Garver
Henry Sharp
Local Notes From Clarksville and Nearby Towns
A summary of recent rural happenings includes corn planting activity, cattle purchases by Dave Hughes, new phone directories, visits by Ben Lowry and John Schwartz to Mattoon, and an Auburn ice cream supper. Greenmoss school term ended under James Phillips, two Dave Lutz heifers died to lightning, Will Davis killed a large timber rattle snake, and weed control and corn growth were favorable. A lightning incident misplaced Newt Chronic but he recovered, evangelist meetings are planned at Clarksville Methodist church, and a close call on the road involved a lightning strike killing two horses. A special town vote approved borrowing to reinforce the Clarksville bridge, with 37 votes all in favor, amid aging bridge support on Mill Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Hughes
Fred Smith
Grandview
Ben Lowry
John Schwartz
Auburn
Greenmoss
James Phillips
Dave Lutz
Will Davis
Opal
Mrss Redman
Concord
Henenger
Clarksville
Newt
Mill Creek
Dr King's New Life Pills Promote Health And Energy
After you take Dr King's New Life Pills you quickly enjoy fine results. Constipation and indigestion vanish and a fine appetite returns. They regulate stomach liver and bowels and impart new strength and energy to the whole system. Try them. Only 25c at Prewett's.
A Change For the Better
A Baltimore family nine year old, urged to practice daily on the piano, reveals wit beyond his years. Returning father finds the boy remark that the “new piece” is not new but the piano has been tuned, a quip about grown up responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Fragmentary Verse on Action and Burdens by a Woman and Tug
A jagged passage portrays a woman of action and a philosopher narrator discussing a tugboat scene on the river. The text merges quotation fragments about barges, burdens, and duty as it shifts among voices and misread lines.
Fragmentary OCR Notice From Unknown Source
The readable portion shows garbled text and no clear names dates places or actions. Unable to determine a coherent event, notice, or entities from the fragment provided.
When New York Sleeps described by Stefan Zweig
An excerpt discusses Stefan Zweig’s impressions of New York after a brief stay. The narrative notes the city’s restless pace, constant clamor, and the hypnotic rhythm of Americans in the metropolis, highlighting the nocturnal mood and street life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vienna
Freie
Stefan
Zweig
iMinmidtion
Napoleon Did Not Die on St Helena Says French Historian
Paris correspondent reports French historian M. Omessa questions the accepted fate of Napoleon I. He claims the ex-emperor escaped to Italy after Waterloo, sent a double to St Helena, lived seven years in Verona selling spectacles, then traveled to Vienna to see his son before being killed. The assertion has caused a European sensation backed by documents.
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Napoleon
St. Helena
M. Omessa
Napoleon 1
Waterloo
Italy
Robeant
Bertrand
Omeassa
Verona
Europe
Vienna
Francis II
Omessa
Paris
New York
Queen Mary Bans Smoking by Ladies in Her Presence
The article recalls Queen Mary’s firm stance against women smoking in her presence. It notes two court ladies smoke occasionally away from the queen, and a past dinner anecdote shows her public dislike when the royal guest stood while others smoked. The hostess prompted the ladies to discard cigarettes, and the queen has since shown no reason to object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Princess of Wales
London
The Air Man's Heart and Aviators’ Sickness
Professor M Castro of the Paris Faculty of Sciences warned aviators face mountain sickness like effects at high altitude and during descent. He urged sound heart health is essential for ascent and that anyone who feels after effects should consult a doctor promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Castre
Faculty of Sciences
Paris
Academy
M. Castro
London Globe
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Asbury
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Joe Travioli
Beveral
Ica Cregm
McKeen
Chas
Moster
Hansas
Wiire
Stoongcind
Rome
Ean
Paren
Queen Mary
Peet
Chrihe
Pac Siile
Bears
Castoria
Rosalié
Golden West Flour
Lockard
Indiana Hay Co
Terre Haute, Ind
Valier &Spies
CSTAC
Vic Marine
Rand A. Caras
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