Casey Local Notes and Visits From Banner Times
Casey residents and visitors populate the county scene with travels to St Louis Tulsa and Oklahoma towns. Local births illnesses education appointments and a 61st birthday are noted along with a bar admission for Roy Harris and a road survey for a township project.
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Banner Times
W. Johnson
Tulsa
Okla
Kbs
Maud Meeker
Hazel Dell
Yellowstone
sMont
Roy Harris
Casey
Wagoner
Oklahoma
Aeek
Board of Education
Wright
Wiss May Ormsby
Cemetery Road
Washington Street
Little Bridge
El Alcymont to Begin Season at Big Four Wagon Yard
The standard bred road horse El Alcymont double gelded will make the season at the Big Four Wagon Yard in Marshall Illinois. Purchased by Spotts & Son the horse is recognized as one of the greatest show horses in the region Pulver Bros. Keepers.
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el Alcymont
Big Four Wagon Yard
Marshall
Illinois
Spotts & Son
Pulver Bros
Local Happenings Report From Hutsonville
Miss Maude Cooke left for Elida New Mexico to spend the summer with her parents. Miss Alice Musgrave graduated from Oberlin Kindergarten Training School and will teach the Primary grade locally. Clarence Newlin died in Thorn dale Texas after a year long TB illness. Claude Henderson of Beggs Okla visited. his brother was recently killed by a nitro glycerine explosion. The wedding of Miss Gladys Newlin to Wao R Miller is set for Sunday July 2. Newlin family poiased.
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The
Herald
Maude Cooke
Elida
New Mexico
Alice Musgrave
Oberlin
Texas
Clarence Newlin
Thorndale
Ard Airs
Marvyn Newlin
Claude Henderson
Beggs
Oklo
Claude Bays
Gladys Newin
Wao
R. Miller
Miss Newlin
Fragmentary Notice on Local Property and People
Disjointed OCR text mentions property and local individuals with scattered references to places and dates. The legible items include mentions of a Sunday event, a family from Oklahoma, and a person named Gin arriving, but most details are unreadable. The fragmentary nature prevents a full coherent summary.
Electric Bitters for Health and Beauty Hint
A Victorian style ad praises Electric Bitters for women, claiming health improves nerves, complexion, and beauty. It asserts weak women suffer pimples and skin eruptions from constipation and kidney poisons, recommending the tonic as a godsend. 60 cents at Robt Prewetts.
Excursion Guests and Sunday Visits Reported
Several people joined an excursion to Urbana on Tuesday. Helen Maurer of Baggs spent Sunday with Blanche Maurer. Rev Mr Griesemer of Marshall visited Wm Saiter. Uncle Tom Whitson visited Ed Williams in West Union. George Washtler and Mantha White visited Terre Haute Thursday. Walter White and family, once in Marshall, moved back nearby. Children’s day services were held at Beth El Sunday evening. Otis Bell of Livingston and Florence McDonald visited Rudolph Kuhn and family.
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Urbana
Helen Maurer
Baggs
Blanche Maurer
Griesemer
Marshall
Wm Saiter
Tom Whitson
Ed Williams
West Union
George Washtler
Mantha White
Terre Haute
Walter White
Bethel Church
Otis Bell
Livingston
Florence McDonald
This Place
Rudolph Kuhn
Dr King's New Life Pills Benefit Citizens
Work will soon start after you take Dr King's New Life Pills and you quickly enjoy their fine results. Constipation and indigestion vanish and 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.
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Dr King
Prewett's
Fruit growers thin apples as harvest lull continues
Rural notes report Ruth Husted at Charles ton Normal and Ben Hendrickson from Mt. Carmel visiting locally. Farmers complain a small black flea hurts corn while cradling wheat appears old fashioned. Bennie Stevens begins winter school east of West Union as corn growers drag mower wheels in dry spell.
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Ruth Husted
Charleston Normal
F. McFarland
Tom Husted
Ben Hendrickson
Mt. Carmel
Bennie Stevens
West Union
Harvest Work and Church Revivals in Clarksville
A fine rain fell Saturday and harvest work proceeds in Clarksville while the new school house advances. The Methodist revival continues at Clarksville church with many attending. A social ice cream supper was held at Charlie Weiland’s, and Sunday events included a Baptist church children’s day program. John Richey and wife visited Charley Weiland’s in Grand View.
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Jane Beadle
Thomas Babcock
Clarkesville
Methodist
Clarksville
Charlie Weilland
John Richey
Grand’view
Charley Weiland
Baptist Church
In Memory of Grandma Sachs
In memory of Grandma Sachs the family mourns her passing on a Monday June 19 at home in Wabash after a brief illness. She leaves seven children including Henry Ramme and others, thirteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren, with many relatives and friends grieving.
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Angel of Death
Rose
Andrew Liffick
Grandma
Henry
Herman Ramme
Terre Haute
Daniel Thompson
Robert Cooper
Rosie Liffick
Ottie Kukendall
Fred
Wabash
Martinsville Visitors and Local Gossip Include Several Trips
Miss Alice Gilbert of Martinsville visited here Sunday. Frank Miller of Paris was a visitor here one day last week. John Burkeybile and wife visited Harvey Hurst and family Sunday. Robert Wallace of Anderson township aged 30 was buried here Saturday. Allen McNary and Thomas Bennett were Martinsville visitors Monday on business. We are enjoying showers to liven pastures. Guyana Ina Cunningham of Martinsville township visited grandfather W. C. Barlow Saturday and Sunday. Charles Garver and family of Edgar county came Friday to visit his wife’s parents. Mrs. Allen McNary returned Friday from three weeks in Seeleyville Ind Oakland and Kansas Ill for health.
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Alice Gilbert
Martinsville
Frank Miller
Paris
John Burkeybile
Harvey Hurst
Robert Wallace
Anderson Township
Allen McNary
Thomas Bennett
Guy Ana Ina Cunningham
W. C. Barlow
Charles Garver
Edgar County
Samuel Ruedy
Seeleyville
Ind
Oakland
Kansas
Fourth at Marshall Plans Mentioned in Local Note
The snippet notes plans to spend the fourth at Marshall. It mentions Mandella Norton ill with malaria and several local families attending events or visiting relatives, with scattered references to the Bible being at home and various names such as Chester and Alice English, Phebe and James Wright, Tom Murphy, Lydia and Mary Brigitality, and Leander Anderson.
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Marshall
Mandella Norton
Chester
Alice English
Oliver
Phebe
James Wright
Tom Murphy
Harold
Lydia
Mary
Reno
Allen E
Siltiay
Thal
Leander
Anderson
Baugh
Sona Aintly
Boones
Beaneeg
The Fireworks Industry and Its American Heart
The piece surveys the U S fireworks industry around Independence Day. It notes a $10,000,000 yearly merchant flow, a yearly cycle from manufacturing to shipping to exhibitions, and the surge in color, artistry, and innovation driven by American firms. It also cites overseas use of American fireworks in Europe.
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United States
All America
America
Europe
Alfonso
New York
London
Fragmentary Ad Copy Converts to Medical Testimonial
Fragmentary dialogue and references to financial fear mix with scattered medical claims. The text mentions kidney pills and health decline, with a patient recounting relief after using a product named Doan’s. The overall piece reads like a rough collage of quotes and advertorial text from an era newspaper.
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