Casey County Notes A Busy Week Of Visits And Local Affairs
County correspondence reports visits by John Brooks and Prof. J L Allison, measles cases in Casey, and a planned public abbey tax vote to fund a new institution. Other items include marriages, a gas stove accident, a tabernacle project, and local travel to Oklahoma Kansas and New Mexico. Dennis Elliot dies. funeral at Olive Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bertram
Leo Hewado
Casey
Morday Pisht
Carnegie
No Substitute for Foley's Honey and Tar
An advertisement touts Foley s Honey and Tar as the best and easiest remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles with no opiates or harmful drugs and urges readers to remember the name and buy from druggists.
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Poley
Foley S
Westfield Notes from the Review
Mrs. Robert Wilhort seeks rheumatism treatment in Martinsville Indiana Springs. Dr Joel Griffith and wife relocate to Hyde Port to settle. Thomas Bennett visits kin from the far west. J S S Williams and others return from Texas and New Mexico. L E Roberts returns to Tolano after restaurant stint. Mrs Chas Cooper travels to Oblong to join her husband on the Oli Belt traction line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilhort
Martinsville
Ind
Joel Geriffith
Hyde+port
Bennett
Far West
Debby Bennett
J. S&s. Williams
T Brown
Harry Houghton
Texas
New Mexico
L. E. Roberts
Tolano
Chas. Cooper
Oblong
Night Alarm Warns of Croup Dangers
A vintage ad urges careful mothers to keep Foley's Honey and Tar at home to treat croup at the first sign. It claims the remedy has saved many children, noting no opiates and that it is sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Hutsonville Speech Reflects Rain Affected Plans
Local note from Hutsonville reports Mr Corsi residing west of town speaks on weather impact. Mention of rains influences family expectations and nearby activities.
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Hutsonville
the Herald
Corsi
Ake
Local notes of illness, sale, land purchases and church change
A mix of small town items reports whooping cough cases and a sick child in Homer Johnson's family. A public sale by Abe Snyder is announced. Injuries to peaches noted. Officials plan a new bridge site on Friday. Residents Danville move to George Norris farm. John Beachout and Tom Phillips heard a soil lecture in Marshall. Attorney Husted and Reuben Hensley buy Florida land. Wm Ward and wife visit Terre Haute. Material unloaded at the tower for new rails. Rev Lucien Fasig accepts Baptist church pastorate and will begin next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Johnson
Abe Snyder
Danville
George Norris
John Beachout
Tom . Phillips
Marshall
Husted
Reuben Hensley
Florida
Virgil Hurst Farm Occupied. Local Notes From Barton County
Jesse Hurst now occupies the Virgil Hurst farm as road conditions suffer since early last week. Several locals visit kin in Cumberland county and Missouri while Virgil Hurst and family plan a year away in Riverside, California. The Bartmass school term closed with a well attended program led by Miss Pearl Gilbert. Aunt Juda Coons recovers from a broken hip. An oil well on the John Coons farm yielded a duster, part of a string of six such wells, with another possible nearby. There is continued talk of drilling on a southern lease by the same company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Hurst
Virgil Hurst
Wm Miller
Toledo
Cumberland County
Juda Coons
Perlilee
Riverside
Calif
George Coons
St. Louis
Bartmass School
John Coons
Moonshine Local Notes and Movements Reported
Several residents, including S R Shoalstall and Frank Dehl, are noted in casual updates from Casey, Martinsville, and nearby farms. Movements involve Grant Weir, Elias Blankenbeker, Tom Deverick, and Sam Francis, with roads described as nearly impassable in some areas. A Moonshine telephone meeting was held Tuesday afternoon and community visits occurred around Lorenzo Bennett and Cottonwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Lingafelter
Grant Weir
Martinsvile
John Geffs
Martinsville
Wm Blankenbeker
Elias Blankenbeker
Advance
Tom Deverick
L. H. Atkins
Lorenzo Bennett
Landis Dehl
Cottonwood
Feydiay
Sam Francis
Dosbaugh
Casey
Moonshine
Bert * McFarland
Ekapoo
William Blot
Pn Mariow
Eagle Eye Salve Sells 200000 Tubes in 1908 with Positive Guarantee
In 1908, 200000 tubes of Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve were sold with a positive guarantee. The product is marketed as suitable only for the eyes and recommended to consult a druggist.
Local Notes and Appointments Roundup
John Reece closed the term of school. P C Hasten to teach the summer term. Rev W R Johnson to fill appointment at Melrose next Sunday. Miss Mabel Thompson and Edna Medsker visit relatives. Don Medsker and others took the teacher's examination at Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reece
Chas Cornwell
Martinsville
Elmer Snavely
John Well
Mabel Thompson
Edna Medsker
Chas, Barkalow
Don Medsker
Harry
Leon Dodd
Marshall
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve Promises Cures for Granulated Lids
The salve guarantees to cure granulated lids without pain and without a physician. It is described as harmless and a sure cure, sold in 25 cent tubes at all dealers.
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Sutherland
Local notes on residents and visitors
Mrs Roy Craig improves little. Fred Wells of Paris visited over Sunday. WHS Pyle and wife were home. Miss Ida Clough of Walnut Prairie visiting. Prust and wife welcomed a baby girl born Thursday. Richard Handy and wife visited Marshall relatives Tuesday. Mrs Fred Marvin started as milliner at Wm Marvin store. Chas Gideon and wife welcomed a baby boy born Monday last week. QOT Shank and wife and Mrs Jaretet Nichols visited WHl Poor man and family of Marshall, Fr Caan. Mrs Fred Marvin returned Friday from Indianapolis where she attended the millinery opening.
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Roy Craig
Fred Wells
Paris
Richard Handy
Marshall
Fred Marvin
Wm Marvin
Chas Gideon
Dr Bells Anti Pain cholera remedy advertisement
An early advertisement promotes Dr Bells Anti Pain as a quick remedy for cholera morbus and bowel complaints. It claims instant relief and says the product treats diarrhoea cramps flux and related ailments, available at all dealers.
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Dr. Bell
Local Residents Noted in Farm and Family News
P A Vaughn lost a cow last week. George Bierbaum and Robert Stepp are both improving nicely. Fred Davidson has moved to his farm and is keeping house. Albert Matthews has moved on Grandma Washburn's place. Bill Chaney of Kansas Station was in our midst one day last week. Ed Fredenberger and wife and son spent Sunday with Rev. H S Reese and family. Abfe Honderich and family, Henry Bilerbaum and wife, George Mason and son, Mrs S E Eckel and daughter Belvin Honderich, and Bess Moore took dinner with W M Washburn and family Sunday.
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George Bierbaum
Robert Stepp
Fred Davidson
Albert Matthews
Grandma Washburn
Bill Chaney
Kansas Station
Ed Fredenberger
H S. Reese
Abfe Honderich
Henry Bilerbaum
George Mason
S. E. Eckel
Belvin Honderich
Bess Moore
W. M. Washburn
Oilfield note with names and moves in town
Glen Hall of Westfield visited the oilfield. Elmer Tyler moved to the Bean farm. W Connelly and Casey Svistt Satifrddy are also mentioned with address 3447 Shad Newlinisedss.
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Glen Hall
Westfield
Elmer Tylér
Bean Farm
W. Connelly
Wise Casey
Local Gossip Notes From Butternutt Area
Saturday reports show Lem Seaton plans a broom corn shed. Axell Thomas closed a school at Butternutt. Friday visiting Ralph Terrell included Sylvan Connelly of Cloone. Families moved and visited across town and farms. Wade Forsythe suffered a bad leg injury Thursday from a log fall. Despite bad roads, people keep hauling as J Q Snedeker delivers material for a new barn.
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Lem Seaton
Axell Thomas
Butternutt
Sylvan Connelly
Cloone
Ralph Terrell
F M Roderick
Dan Roderick
Martinsville
E R Perilsho
Robinson Farm
Ela Connelly
Cleone
Wade Forsythe
Adams Boys
Dennison
J. Q. Snedeker
Socor
Would Have Cost Him His Life
Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky states Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him permanently of kidney disease which would have cost him his life. He writes he took the remedy and achieved a lasting recovery, praising its effects.
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Oscar Bowman
Lebanon
Foley
Incubators Set for Spring as March Arrives
John Hathcock and wife spent Sunday with Elijah Claypool at Tho Charley Wieland and Bert Clapp and Charley Wieland went to Grandview Monday to do carpentering work for Henry McMullen. Spring begins March 21 and Easter Sunday falls on March 27. winter not over yet.
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John Hathcock
Elijah Claypool
Charley Wieland
Bert Clapp
Grandview
Henry McMullen
Halley’s Comet Visible Soon After Sunset
A skywatching note describes Halley’s comet becoming visible to the naked eye in about three weeks. It rises in Pegasus’s great square just west of the sunset glow, appears before 7 pm, and can be seen until around 10 pm.
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Halley
Pegasus
Muddy roads Slow at McKeen Meeting Amid Dry Weather
The meeting at McKeen drags on as mud slows travel while weather stays fine. Walter Adams and family recover from grippe, with several locals traveling to Marshall on business. Nelson Campbell and family visited Quincy Snedeker and Frank Tobias family, plus Walter Adams, Watched by others over the weekend.
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McKeen
Walter Adams
Marshall
Nelson Campbell
Quincy Snedeker
Frank Tobias
Sypaie
Floyd ‘Tobias
D ‘Wayné
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Terrell
Dr Bell
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D D_ Beasley
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C O Green
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Butternutt School House
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Agnes Campbell
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Mariel Garvie
Joe Travioli
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Harry Adams
W. H. Adams
D. W. English
Roy Moulter
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Dewey & Comp
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