Comrade J Lindsey in feeble condition and local notes
AmNews from Martingville reports Comrade J Lindsey remains in a weakened state. The town records social visits from Joseph Campbell and Thomas Grossmen of Grange, Capt H Black of Paris, and Everett Slusser of Orange en route to Casey. Bethel church completes organ, Prof F L Fillers to perform. produce prices listed. three deaths noted in Auburn and Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lindsey
Robin
Joseph H. Campbell
Thomas Grossmen
Grange
Capt. H. Black
Paris
W. H. Randall
Everett Slusser and Son
Orange
Casey
Bethel Church
Rowland
F. L. Fillers
Chicago
Church of God Bethel
Justice Hughes
John Pittenger
James McElfresh
Auburn
Jesse Underwood
Anderson
Brown
Findlay, O., College
Church of God
Harman Sargeant
O. O Tracey
Insurance on farm and city property
Cole & Cole in Marshall DL advertises insurance on farm and city property with strong companies and low rates and invites writing or calls for terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole, Marshall, DL
Sunday Visits Reported Across Terre Haute Area
Names listed show Effie Burkeybile Violet Hargus Levene Finkbiner and others visiting relatives and friends Sunday. James Liggett of Terre Haute spent the evening with his wife here. Ora Kaycendall left for Danville to serve as a petit juror in the Federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Burkeybile
Violet Hargus
Levene Finkbiner
Marshall
James Liggett
Terre Haute
Harold Hall
Edgar Volkers
Wm. Vickers
W D Rollings
Carrie Griffith
Fiora Davis
Ruth
Ruby Wolkers
Milton Person
Walter Laskey
Ora Kaycendall
Danville
James Lurber
Baby
Samuel Hogue
Asbury
Carrie King
Et Swinford
Grover log yard gains more logs and land leases noted
Logs are hauled to Grover log yard on Perry Loughers farm and a large amount of land is leased. Several residents from Marshall and Asville visit family. moves and relocations are recorded near Clarksville Baptist church amid local business course updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Perry Loughers
Wm. English
Marshall
Yergy Gallatin
Mar“asville
Lira
Nery Stark
Sophia Montgomery
Clarecea Sush2s
Gout
Kansas
Clarksville Baptist Church
Tier Real
Local notes and incidents from surrounding towns
Mr Bohn moved near Cloone on Friday while Mrs Buchel spent Sunday with her father at Greenup. Vandalia workmen repaired a disabled tank car Tuesday. John Lowry returned from Kansas after thirty years away. A roof fire at Jesse Johnsons house was quickly extinguished during the Friday wind. Several Baptist women attended a missionary meeting in Westfield Thursday. Carrier Deahls rig overturned Wednesday resulting in a bad spill. South end roads are nearly impassable. Train No 39 crossed Mill Creek Monday the engine back fired and the fireman was burned and taken to a hospital in Effingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchel
Greenup
John Lowry
Kansas
Jesse Johnson
The
Baptist Church
Westfield
Deahl
Mill Creek
Effingham
Casey News Tone and Outlook From Casey Banner Time
Isaac Duckworth and family head to Anderson Indiana to manage his elder brother’s farm while Mrs James Nash buys a vacant Washington street lot and plans a summer residence The town forecasts a building boom with six residences and two garages The death of W E Adams aged 76 in Independence Kansas and return of his ashes to Casey The Casey township Cumberland county high school district votes on 70000 bond for a new building and location must be decided at the city hall on Thursday March 9
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner-Timee
Isaac Duckworth
Anderson
Ind
James Nash
Washington Street
St. Yanaway
Casey
W. E. Adams
Independence
Kans
F. S Stryker
KH. Barton
Casey Cemetery
Casey Township
Cumberland County
Joint party primary set for March 18 in Westfield
Westfield voters will cast ballots in a joint Republican and Democratic primary on March 18. Local notices report Shappell called to Lima for his father’s serious illness, moves by Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Moore to a new home near Oakland, and Grant Fitch securing leases on 1200 acres near Greenup for Pennsylvanias to drill three wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shappell
Lima
D. O. Moore
Oakland
M. L. Rhyne
New Mexico
C. A. Rhyne
Springfield
Grant Fitch
Greenup
Pennsylvanas
Ofl Company
Dal
Pratt & Doom
Chile
Pooh
Local Oil Boom Promises Busy Season for Operators
The article notes rising oil prices stimulating operators and predicts a busy coming season in the local oil field with many projects planned. It highlights optimism for new wells and increased activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oll
Local trip ends. theft at Newlin store reported
Hutsonville residents Hutsonville E. B. Gettinger and daughter Miss Beatrice traveled to Pentwater Michigan. Overnight a break in at the Newlin department store yielded about 100 dollars in goods. Also noted: Neal Hollenbeck joined Artisan Mill Work Co. in Marshall and Fred Mann collected an eagle six feet seven inches wide after hawk trapping on the Alex Newlin farm near Porterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Gettinger
Beatrice
Pentwater
Mich
Newlin
Neal Hollenbeck
M. P. Rackerby & Son
Artisan Mill Work Co
Marshall
Fred Mann
Wabash Gas Company
Alex Newlin
Porterville
Interstate cattle movement rules under federal inspection
Order 242 from the Bureau of Animal Industry allows interstate movement of cattle hogs sheep and goats from northern Illinois counties after farm inspection and a compliant certificate. Movements for non slaughter purposes require inspection. slaughter shipments are exempt. No inspection fee beyond travel to the farm. District head Dr. P. L. Gilbert oversees Vermilion Edgar and Clark counties, Danville Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
Ilinois
Calhoun
Jersey
Macoupin
Montgomery
Fayette
Effingham
Jasper
Crawford
P. L. Gilbert
Vermilion
Edgar and
Clark
Danville
Glen Morgans illness and local notices in South Dolson
Glen Morgan is very sick with pneumonia. Wes Millhouse and wife are the happy parents of a baby daughter born Feb. 21. Jacob Lucan and Mrs Martha Mc Henry were united in marriage at Paris, Saturday. Mrs Ben Barrett departed Tuesday for Vincent Ark. to see her father, William Wieland, who is very low with dropsy. Mrs Barrett was accompanied by her sister, Mrs Minnie Flint, of Danville. The following teachers have been employed to teach the spring term of school: Miss Edith Murphy, John son school near Westfield. Miss Beulah Beachout, East Liberty. Virgil Hurst, Clarksville. Claude Huggins, Mozart. Miss Georgia Staub, Pleasant Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Lucan
Martha McHenry
Paris
Ben Barrett
Vincent Ark
William Wieland
Arrett
Siister
Minnie Flint
Danville
Edith Murphy
Johnson School
Westfield
Beulah Beachout
East Liberty
Virgil Hurst
Clarksville
Claude Huggins
Mozart
Georgia Staub
Pleasant Grove
Local Social Notes From Spike Town Area
Wesley Shotts moved east of Marshall and John Madden moved to LeGore farm. Rebecca Hoenig worked at the prairie Monday. Claude and Mrs Osborne welcomed a baby boy. Myrtle Irwin and John Gamble visited Chas Stepp Sunday. Helen Fredenberger spent Sunday with her grandmother Caroline Miller. Cecile Irwin returned from Lawrenceville after two months work. Spike Town youths gathered with John Gamble and his sister at Rabbit Ridge. Mrs David Irwin and daughter Cil visited cousin Mrs Lote Downs in Terre Haute Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Shotts
Marshall
John Madden
LeGore
Rebecca Hoenig
Prairie
Claude Osborne
Myrtle Irwin
John Gamble
Chas
Stepp
Helen Fredenberger
Caroline Miller
Cecile Irwin
Lawrenceville
Spike Town
Rabbit Ridge
David Irwin
Cecil
Lote Downs
Terre Haute
Baby Week Promotes Child Health Across Nation
The article notes strong public interest in Baby Week or Baby Day observed nationwide by women's clubs and medical groups. It outlines a campaign to urge health departments to focus on saving children's lives and preventing disease, while encouraging mothers to adopt healthier child-rearing practices for better long term health outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lifesaving Babies Contest Tagged in Illinois Event
The article cites Illinois births around 160 000 annually with 20 000 to 21 000 deaths in the first year. It notes about sixty percent of these deaths are preventable and mentions an expected turnout of about 100 babies in a contest tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Sunday Evening Adress Promotes The Strange Woman
Congregational Church announces Sunday evening preaching by W E Ziextor, pastor, with topic The Strange Woman described as not a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
W. EE. Ziextor
Pasier
Real Estate Transfers and Miscellaneous Notes
Property transfers include W A Kline to Rico AAS et al listing 123 acres and 30-1014, and Wheeler to EN LicQuary with 46 acres. Additional items show JF sentiment to Cass Mockin nay, Denkem’s ad in West Walon for 1709, and Chanda Vickary transaction noted at $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatate Tranefers
A Kline
Rico Aas
EN LicQuary
Cass MocKinnay
Denkem
West
Walon
Chanda Vickary
Bik i Cooit
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Orease
Martingville
Brazil
Dolson Township
West York
Harlan Sumbaugh
Indianapolis
T. J. Wheeler
West Union
Jessis Rook
Terra Haute
Mart Wernz
Livingston
John N Lindley
Harry Stricklett
Farmer Haskins
D. L. Harcourt
Epworth League
Nell Burner
Canada
Dennison
Homer
Mr. Bohn
Cloone
the Herald
South Dolson
Glen Morgan
Wes Millhouse
Spiketown
Sang Froid
William James
New York
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
South America
E. C. Edis
Peru
Manhattan
New York Tribune
JOFN
E. Dulaney Bank
Marshall, Illinois
Shhdie
Eis Et
Sunkist
Martinsville
E"lou F1
North Side Square
D. D
Grover Shoes
Kuppenheimer & Clothcraft
M. Grabenheimer
Ian
Studebaker
Dodge Bros
Hippard’s
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