Various Local Greetings and Travels Across Counties
County correspondence notes F Ferguson leaving for Oklahoma and many residents visiting family or relocating. Highlights include twins born to Mr and Mrs Allen Weaver, visits from Misses Knapp and Helen and Stella, shifts in work and travel to Colorado Springs Salt Lake City and Montana, and renewal of oil boom activity in Casey. Also reports of illness, a paralytic attack, church dedications, and Foley Kidney Pills advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial
F. Ferguson
Oklahoma
Allen Weaver
M. Stears
Colorado Springs
Myron Huston
Macon
Helen and
Stella Knapp
Bradford
Grace Smith
Norville
Avena
Abraham
Byron Rice
Montana
Rice
A. E. Dosbaugh
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Casey
Banner Times
Why Salves Fall to Cure Eczema
Scientists conclude eczema germs reside in the inner skin requiring a penetrating liquid rather than a surface salve. The article endorses Oil of Wintergreen as formulated in squid form as D. D. D. Prescription and offers a trial bottle for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Harlan
Hutsonville Notes Include Visits and Church Plans
A. L. Jones traveled from Red Oak Oklahoma to Hutsonville for a visit. Mrs. Nee Faulkner of St. Louis visits Mrs. R. B. Higging. More corn ground planted this season than ever before. only high water could hurt bumper crop prospects. A Baptist church business meeting Friday evening invited Happell of Evansville to become pastor. Telephone line developments connect Hutsonville with Parselit to Central.
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Hutsonville
The
Herald
A. L. Jones
Red Oak
Okla
Nee Faulkner
St. Louis
Happell
Evansville
Pann
Bsee
Fiutsonvite
Pars Elit
Centrallatis
Local Residents Departures and Arrivals Note Summer Visits
Robert Endsley shipped his household goods to Indianapolis Monday. Mrs O N Smith of Lebanon Tennessee arrives to spend the summer here and at Paris with relatives. Basil Lowry returned from Kansas City where treated for a neck cancer. no improvement. Prof M M Hoover leaves for Pennsylvania then Columbia University for study. Martin V Connelly Sr and Martin Tarble lease lands in a block with a deep well planned near the Connelly residence. Prof R G Newell and wife depart for St Louis for a vacation then travel to Mississippi and Berlin Germany for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Endsley
Indianapolis
O N. Smith
Lebanon
Tenn
Paris
Basil Lowry
Kansas City
M M Hoover
Pennsylvania
Columbia University
Martin V. Connelly, Sr
Martin Tarble
Tude” Connelly
R. G. Newell
St. Louis
Newell
Foley Kidney Remedy Aims at Child Bedwetting and Illness
Foley's Kidney Remedy may be given to children with admirable results. It does away with bed wetting and is also recommended after measles and scarlet fever.
Community News Roundup From Local Gossip
Grandmother Washburn remains stable. Cecil Irwin visited Ma Tie McCarty Sunday. Bessie Vaughn stays with Mrs. Chas. Stepp. Mrs. Margaret Washburn and son Lester returned home Sunday. Opal Irwin visits Mrs. Miller who is improving. Eva Honderich plans a Chicago music course soon. Eva Honderich visited Mrs. Lloyd Pulver in Marshall last Friday. Belvia Honderich stayed with brother Irvin in Urbana. Alice and Gussie Gibson stayed with Eva and Belvia Honderich Monday night. Mothers are invited to the Mother's Day program next Sunday at 10 30. George Gibson and daughter Alice and Mrs. Dan Eckle and daughter Belvia joined the Urbana excursion Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Irwin
Matie McCarty
Bessie Vaughn
Chas
Margaret Washburn
Lester
Opal Irwin
Miller
Eva Honderich
Chicago
Lloyd Pulver
Marshall
Belvia Honderich
Irvin
Urbana
Alice
Gussie Gibson
Eva
George Gibson
Dan Eckle
Belvia
Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey cough remedy as trusted for sixteen years with rising demand. The bottle features a bell emblem and urges readers to look for the bell on the bottle.
Paris Visitor Timothy Babcock and local harvest notes
A Paris visitor Timothy Babcock arrives Monday as farmers harvest clover hay. John Weiland returns from Charleston to attend school. Mrs. Charley Lutz and children visit Fred Weilands. Clarks ville I O O F lodge plans memorial services at Clarksville Baptist church next Sunday. Children's Day exercises at M E B church attract large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Babcock
Paris
John Weiland
Charleston
Charley Lutz
Fred Weilands
Chas. Goeckler
Robert Babcock
Clarence Goeckler
Timothy
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Clarksville
Clarksville Baptist Church
Black
Marshall
M. EB
Local Notes and Social Rounds From Homer Area
Homer report covers a new bridge survey by Homer Johnson a repainting of a house by P P Beachout and tomato planting by Seth Husted. Rural routes to be inspected this week and social visits from Danville Martinsville Worthington Ind Henry Thorn ton and Ira Brossman are noted along with a driving horse incident.
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Homer
Homer Johnson
P. P. Beachout
Seth Husted
Oliver
Danville
Fay Macklin
Martinsville
Rarldan
Worthington
Ind
Henry Thornton
Ira Brossman
Henry Smith
Dr Bell's Pine Tar HoneyCough Medicine
An advertising line promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a trusted cough remedy known by the bell on the bottle. The copy emphasizes nationwide familiarity and classic branding.
Funeral and memorial notices mark Clarksville region events
Widespread local notices report the funeral of Wm H Hutchings in Clarksville and services for Jud Sims at Dolson chapel. I O O F to hold memorials at the Baptist church with graveside ceremonies. Attendees include George Hall Paris Aquilla Applegate Redman Clarence Hughes near Kansas Frank Taylor and families.
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George Hall
Paris
Aquilla Applegate
Redman
Clarence Hughes
Kansas
Frank Taylor
Wm. H. Hutchings
Dolson Chapel
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Clarksville
Baptist Church
Rev. Russell
Marshall
Dolson
Sam Brossman
Sperry Claypool and Son
Alpha
John Ross
Urbana
Jud Sims
Munson
Edgar County
Maude Peck
Dave Montgomery
Glad to Recommend Them Foley Kidney Pills
M E Weakley of Kokomo Indiana reports relief after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says the severe backache subsided the kidneys grew stronger secretions became natural and the bladder stopped pain. The testimonial appears in a yellow package sold by all druggists.
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M.E. Weakley
Kokomo
Ind
Foley
Moon Influences Local Happenings In Martinsville Area
Citizens report moon related mentions as John Chapman raises a new barn and Chas Grubb visits Martinsville. Mrs Firman Bennett is reported sick with T C Bailiff serving a Sunday appointment at Butternutt, while the Ss 8 convention gathers in Washington.
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John Chapman
Chas. Grubb
Martinsville
Firman Bennett
T. C
Butternutt
Washington
George Ridgeway
Spall
Oklahoma
Ilinole
Pipeline project to extend from Stoy to Noble farm
Ohio Oil Co. plans a new pipeline from Stoy to Wm. Blankenbeker’s farm in Noble, Oklahoma, with intentions to connect to three existing lines. The report notes a related family situation with Mrs. Jane Porter at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Philippi
Noble
Okla
Gsee Hia
Jane Porter
Ohio Oil Co
Stoy
Wm. Blankenbeker
Perry Mason Visits Son at Dennison and Local Gatherings
A series of social notes reports Perry Mason visiting his son in Dennison, a large church crowd on Saturday night, and various visits by local residents including M. A. Tarble, Mrs. Dillman, Lyman Hammond, N. A. Kite, and Robert Vanpelt. Neal Aken suffered a horse kick injury but improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Mason
Dennison
Our Church
M. A. Tarble
Jane Connelly
J. A. Milton
Martinsville
Mrs. Dillman
Yale
Cloone
Lyman Hammond
George Hammond
Mt. Olive
N. A. Kite
Hunt City
G. L. Wiser
Robert Vanpelt
Dolson
J. E. Hall
Neal Aken
Baby girl born to Chas Hix and wife
Glenn Thompson stays with aunt Mrs Dora Medsker. Oddest Richart returns to Chrisman. Myrtle and Blanche Hedges visit Marshall. Shaffner, G W Thompson and Wm Medsker go to Urbana. Mrs Fred Crumline visits mother Mrs S S Snavely. Edna Medsker’s nineteenth birthday party with about forty friends at her home. Glenn and Ollie Thompson host Wednesday Club dinner with Mabel Thompson Edna Medsker Golda Wells Alice Snavely Oddest Richart Callie Spivey Blanche Hedges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hix
Glenn Thompson
Dora Medsker
Oddest Richart
Chrisman
Myrtle
Blanche Hedges
Marshall
Wm. Shaffner
G. W. Thompson
Wm. Medsker
Urbana
Fred Crumline
S. S
S. S. Snavely Saturday and Sunday. Friday Being Edna Medsker
Glenn
Ollie Thompson
Mabel Thompson
Edna Medsker
Golda’ Wells
Alice Snavely
Callie Spivey
Wanted It Showy Tiara Exchange Quote
A buyer asks for a showy tiara for his wife and negotiates a price that allows him to claim the wife in public. The salesman confirms options and cost as they discuss a purchase.
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Fllesende Blatter
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve for sore eyes
The Best Remedy for sore eyes. Suth erland's Eagle Eye Salve is a creamy snow white ointment guaranteed not to injure a babe. Sold for 26c.
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Sutherland
Notice to Taxpayers Board of Review Sessions Illinois
Notice to taxpayers announces the Board of Review sitting in the Marshall Court Library from 9 p m to 4 p m daily. All complaints must be filed by the first Monday in August. Del Fishback serves as clerk and John Thompson with O M Mauk and B B Bancroft listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Review
Marshall
Ill
del Fishback
John Thompson
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Arkansas
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Marietta
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