Casey Local Notes Open With Evictions and Accidents
Casey items report Moore aiding evangelistic services in St Clair Michigan. Ada Davis and step daughter Neina ship goods to Enfield while John Dunn and wife plan a Memphis visit to their daughter. George Robertson elected bank director and cashier. Lang Sherott injured in gas engine accident east of Casey. Eli Bancroft regarded as longtime Casey resident died last Saturday. Prof Daniel Stipp resigns as Casey Public Schools superintendent due to ill health and leaves for Danville. Rev Davis moves to Enfield. Dougherty of Chicago visits relatives. Jacob Flint returns from the South. James Nash travels Arkansas seeking possible Oklahoma relatives. Wells Nos. 2 and Arney farm well activity described with production notes. Married life of O B Williams and Viola Allenthorp reported. Mr Gehl dies near Montresa after accident. Westfield notes from Banner Times. John Strader back from Phoenix. Henry Taflinger in critical condition. Gr Davis and daughter visit Shell City. Wm Henry of Indianapolis purchases 9 head of horses. John H Parker negotiates deep well plans. Westfield bids notice for $6,000 water sewer bonds due March 25.
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Casey
Afrom Commercial
Moore
St Clair
Michigan
Sears
Ada Davis
Neina
Enfield
John Dunn
Wednesea
Memphis
Tenn
Dolly Jacoby
Geo. G. Robertson
First National Bank
Lang Sherott
Ohio Oil Company
Ca“sey
Eli Butler Bancroft
Bancroft
Nhnois
Daniel Stipp
Davis
Enfield I
F. Dougherty
Chicago
Jacob Flint
Mississippi
South
James Nash
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Tank Farm
Mr. Gehl
Fornes & Son
Parker Township
Westfield
Dr King’s New Discovery for Croup and Coughs
A Manchester Ohio family credits Dr King’s New Discovery with relieving severe croup attacks in their four children. The ad claims success for coughs colds or any lung trouble and offers 50 cents and 1 dollar bottles with a trial bottle free from Robert Prewett.
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Lewie Chamblin
Manchester
Robert Prewett
Fragmented Local Notice on Building Plans and Travel
OCR text shows a fragmented notice mentioning a birth to Mr and Mrs Rush, a building addition to a house, a church, Marion county, a possible farm purchase, and a trip returning from Springfield Missouri with reference to a Big Four extension and new trains. The readable items are scattered and unclear.
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Churco
Samuel . Peelman
Srent
Marion County
W. A. Wood
Springfield
Motis
Evatts
Local items from Homer and area events
Jim Burkett moved to the Arm erburn farm Frank Beachout reports a horse death from tetanus Elmer Phillips reports fifteen gallons of maple syrup Mr and Mrs Sanders welcome a baby boy The coal drillers quit work last week Unsure if coal was found Some movers had six horses hitched to one load Walter Cleaver sought teams near Casey Nelson Shaffner’s farm burned in a Sunday wind storm Stockholders meeting voted to open entry books to patrons outside the county
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Jim Burkett
Armerburn
Frank Beachout
Mr Hicks
Elmer Phillips
Sanders
Walter Cleaver
Flemington
Casey
Nelson Shaffner
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Preventative Health
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a preventive remedy against appendicitis by stimulating stomach liver and bowels. It claims to cure constipation headaches ridigulousness and chills and lists a price of 25 cents at Robt Prewetts.
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Dr. King
Dolson Township Notes On Local Life And Land Deals
Roads remain rough as residents stock up wood for summer. Truman Ross links telephonically to Hughes switch on line 53. Dolson Chapel plans new music books for services. Robert Stricker sells 40 acres of Samuel Applegate land to Ben Lowry and buys from Tom Nicholson. Wild cherry tree on Sperry Claypool farm struck by lightning March 6. Dolson township Republicans set highway commissioner convention for next Saturday at 2 pm. Virgil Gallatin and Fred Wood repair Harwood farm residence and barn. Wood to move there now. Anniversary noted for ex-marriage of Mat and wife. Neighborhoods report farm investments and various moves in the township.
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Truman Ross
Hughes
Dolson Chapel Society
Robert Stricker
Samuel Applegate
Ben Lowry
Tom Nicholson
Sperry Claypool
Dollson Township
Virgil Gallatin
Fred Wood
Martinsville
Harwood
Ydormand
Cherii
Sloypedl
Scott Fienner
Mov Niels Ie
Public sale at residence in Anderson Township
Joseph McCollum announces a public sale at his residence four miles south of the Eon Mill in Anderson township on March 22. The items include horses cattle farm implements hay grain and household and kitchen furniture.
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Anderson Township
Joseph McCollum
Local residents visit Marshall and Terre Haute events
Mrs John Page visited Marshall on Monday. Rose Shonck and Bertha Batson spent Saturday there. Bessie Scofield visits Terre Haute relatives this week. J A Batson and Bertha Batson were in Terre Haute Monday. Mae Somers and baby from West Terre Haute stayed with relatives. James Johns and Winnife Harrington wed by Esquire Kuykendall Sunday morning. Mr Somers holds revival at Dinlap with Evangelist Evans from Dallas.
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Stump
John Spangler
Herman Geisert
Ralph
John Hawker
Mr. Huston
Marshall
Tom Whitson
Joe Hawker
Aaron
Livingston
Sarah Whitson
John Clinger
Sivingtown
Mildred Bell
Rudolph Kuhn
Henry, Saiter
Rudolph
John Page
Rose Shonck
Bertha
Constance Batson
Bessie Scofield
Terre Haute
J. A Batson
Mae Somers
Baby
West Terre Haute
James Johns
Winnife Harrington
Esquire Kuykendall
Mr. Somers
Dinlap
Evargelist Evans
Dallas
Tex
Pioneer woman Sarah Tiebout Traviell dies after sixty two years in Clark County
Sarah M Tiebout Traviell born September 15 1828 in Licking County Ohio died March 6 1911 in Wabash Township Clark County Illinois. She married Francis Traviell June 11 1848 and they lived on land for 62 years. Survived by ten of twelve children and a brother Ecford Tiebout and sister Hannah Watterman. Funeral at Livingstone Cemetery with Rev W D Russell and Rev Ambler officiating.
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Sarah M. Tiebout
Licking County
Ohio
Wabash Township
Francis Traviell
Clark County
Illinois
Traviell
J W. Adams
Wyler el Mot
Livingsto Cemetery
W. D. Russell
Ambler
Busy Weekends Endure Long Off Season Time Killing
The passage notes that many men in a crowded area waste long off seasons by killing time rather than pursuing productive activities.
Rock Creek region praised as future mansion belt by H C Bell
H C Bell recalls Rock Creek Valley's past as wilderness in 1897 and laments lost land value while predicting Rock Creek will become one of America's finest residence and show places. He notes mammoth apartment houses and palisades giving the area a castlelike, picturesque look rivaling European cities.
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Connecticut Avenue
Acrone Rock Creek
Rock Region
Rock Creek
Conantinople
Vienna
Rome
Even
Rhine
H. C Bell
The Great Art of Dying on the Alpine Pass
A mountain guide leads a rope-tethered party across a perilous Alpine wall. When a slip threatens all, the guide rapidly cuts the rope and sacrifices himself to save the others, instructing a companion to tell his mother how it happened.
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Alps
Edmond
Absentminded George Dyer and the Clifford’s Inn Tale
The passage recounts George Dyer a forgetful scholar living near Clifford's Inn famed for a misadventure by the New River when revived by Lamb and his sister. It notes Dyer's friendships with Leigh Hunt and Lamb and a breakfast visit with missing butter knives and teapot spout showing his odd life at the inn.
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George Dyer
Clifford's Inn
Elia
Colebrooke Row
Lamb
Dyer
Leigh Hunt
London Spectator
Largest Islands of Australia and Africa Trade
The record lists Greenland, New Guinea, Borneo, and Madagascar as the largest islands by area with rough estimates. It notes estimates are approximate and unlikely to alter the order, then compares the sizes to the continental United States excluding Alaska.
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Australia
Greenland
New Guinea
Borneo
Madagascar
United States
Alaska
Preference for Married Recruits in Recruitment Talk
In a quoted exchange from the Chicago News, a sergeant in charge of a recruiting station on Cannon Street explains his preference for married men. He argues that married men are easier to command, avoiding the need to teach obedience.
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Cannon Street
Chicago News
Right Ring Theater Talk Ends In Tense Exchange
Fragmentary lines show a tense exchange about a theater visit and marriage tensions. The dialogue references a weary wife and a husband seeking admission, with unclear names or dates but expressed conflict over plans and image. The Louisville Courier Journal appears as the source.
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Louisville
Courter-Journal
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