Local notes from Banner Times collage of visits and events
Community items report departures for Hot Springs Rankin and Tulsa travel from nearby towns. Fire damages a home on WN Jasper Ave. Coal company organizing meetings held at city hall. Visitors include Gilmore family in Hot Springs and Flaherty guests from Gibsonburg. Local church services, school returns, and farm activity noted along with family visits and obituaries.
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Banner Times
W H Stoltz
Hot Springs
Ark
H. E Barbee
Westfield
Rankin
Okla
Joe Goodman
Tulsa
J R Brooks
Bartlesville
W W . Shuler
Oklahoma City
Susan Adkins
Jasper Ave
EF Prinere
First Baptist Church
Wallace Slaser
Coloado
C HH Gilmore
Lina Monts
L Bowles
Kinnes
Tom Flaherty
Gibsonburg
Ohio
Mike Flaherty
Harold Miller
Chicago
D B Miller
Eagle Eye Salve Claims Cure for Granulated Lids
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve guaranteed to cure granulated lids without pain. Harmless and a sure remedy advertised in 2% tubes for dealers.
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Sutherland
Movements and business notes from the era
Review items show families moving to Hume Effingham and Tuscola. Dr J J Hinkley heads to Ohio relatives for ten days. Daugherty to Dayton for church executive board meeting. Associated Producers buys Newlin de tsett three wells near town. Mind's church work pending. funds short by about 200 000. Sutherland’s Eaxi Ey Salve sold with guarantee, claimed good for eyes.
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R C Catron
Hume
Daugherty
Dayton
Ohio
General Board of Education
United Brethren Church
Associated Producers Oil Company of Robinson
Parker
Andudin
Sutherland
Eaxi
Pleasant Grove social notes include visits and meals
Pleasant Grove community events list several visits and gatherings. Hazel Myers visited aunt Mrs T D Murphy. Mrs Anna Wright funds a new farm fence. Carrie Findley and Fay met at Wm Findley’s. Emmett Payne and wife dined at T D Murphy’s. Ruth Washburn of Spiketown and Belvia Honderich discussed at family events. various relatives gathered for dinner and social calls at multiple homes including Dana Indiana and Grandview connections.
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Pleasant Grove
Hazel Myers
T. D. Murphy
Anna Wright
Carrie Findley
Fay
Beutall Inlow
R. Findley
Ite Fanis
Community notes of farming, fires, and local events
The report mentions high wind and a damaging fire from a van engine, local wedding plans pending school closure, John Husted leasing Ro Mines Orchard, Sam Brosman’s teamwork on a gang plow, and a farmer supply effort with vegetables. Carrier No 7 sold 2300 stamps to one person last week. Maus plans to move to the old Advent church on West Midway.
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Haase
John Husted
Romines
Carrier No 7
Hints Maus
Old Advent Church
West Midway
Local Notes on Farms Stores and People in Clarksville Area
Aunt Juda Coons shows improvement as spring work begins. Wm Duncan moves to Ben Veach Sr farm. Wilbert Oldacre visits from Indiana, meeting Dave Montgomery. Wm Combs of Edgar County visits his Clarksville farm. Murphy and Claypool store addition in Clarksville finished. If weather holds, ground will dry for sowing soon. Silent Claypool plans move to Clarksville near partner. Pearl Nicholson to relocate. Meat boycott minimal on fat hog prices. John E. Hurst sold pork at Grandview for 10.00 per hundred. Rev W D Baker, former Dolson chapel and Clarksville pastor, died in Boulder, Colorado in December after lung illness. known locally and in Martinsville.
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Juda Coons
Ivo
Clarksville
Pearl Nicholson
John E Hurst
Grandview
W. D. Baker
Dolson Chapel
Boulder
Colo
Martinsville
Oats Sown In Vicinity and Local Visits Noted
The fragment notes oats sown nearby and lists social visits. Harry Mauk and wife visited H. H. Hill and family. Henry Johnson and family moved to Orange township last Monday. George Spitzier and wife visited Johanies age De and family Sunday. An examination date is mentioned for March 19.
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Harry Mauk
H. H. Hill
Henry Johnson
Orange Township
George Spitzier
Johanies
No Substitute Foley's Honey and Tar Remedy
Advertisement urging Foley's Honey and Tar as the best safe cough remedy with no opiates or harmful drugs. Warns to remember the name and accept no substitutes, noting it is sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Foley's
Local residents dairy visits and travels documented
Names from Casey Cleone Martinsville Westfield and surrounding areas appear visiting here last week. People include John Barbee Lyman Connelly Chas Newlin Marion Roderick Rev Hayes Rev Bailiff Elmer Tyler Clara Armour Hudson Armour and families with assorted trips to Kickapoo Hunt City Rich Woods and Oklahoma oil fields.
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John Hassen
Westfield
Roy
Lee Newlin
Cleone
C. O. Green
Joe Barcus
Casey
Chas Newlin
Marion Roderick
Martinsville
Henry Foley
Tuscola
Elmer Tyler and
L. L. Rogers
C W Connelly
James Neely
Oklahoma
Joe Beasley
Kickapoo
Baker
Here
Alex Stillwell
E. R. Perisho
Clara Armour
Hudson Armour
Rev Hayes
Lindsey Chapel
Bailiff
Kimlin Church
Chas Snider
Wm Ferman
Elmer Tyler
Nelson Tyler
Rich Woods
Chas Beasley
Cow Connelly and
Mr Schwartz
Bement & Rea
Terre Haute
Pooy Connelly
WW Connelly
Opal
Rev Cox
Butternutt School House
Pleasant Sunday Visits and Local Happenings
ASBURY residents enjoyed a warm weekend with numerous visits to relatives including Joe Scofield Frank Toblas Tobias and Mrs Molter in Marshall. Farmers planned spring fieldwork amid flat ground while Quincy Snedeker reported a barn improvement and many prepared to sow oats.
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Joe Scofield
Mr Molter
Jim Adams
Henry Shively
Bessie Garver
West Union
Crawford
Frank Toblias
Frank Tobias
Mike Molter
Marshall
Quincy Snedeker
Tlfin
Ben Black
Ray
Livingston
W. W. Adams
Bessie Davidson
AY Garver
Funeral, family visits, and a 63rd birthday tribute
A local note recounts school closures, illness in families, and social visits. Mrs. Miller celebrated 63 summers with relatives and friends at her home, a large gathering that included a dinner and gifts such as a sanitaire couch. Attendees traveled from Paris and Terre Haute to attend.
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Armstrong
Cy Yealey
Powles
Darwin
Chris Stoelting
Terré Haute
Henry Wyrick
Wm. McDaniel
Oak Grove
Cleo Murphy
Bride
Grant Crumrine
Levi Miller
Mrs. Miller
John Miller
John Stone
Flozza Wyrick
Paris
Abbie Davis
Terre Haute
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Digestive Health
Stubborn liver and bowel troubles cause loss of appetite indigestion and headaches. Dr Kings New Life Pills are praised as the world’s best stomach and liver remedy. Easy to take at 25c from Prewett's.
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Dr. King
Prewett's
Hints for Farmers White Specks In Butter
The article explains causes of white specks in butter, including uneven salt distribution, cream drying, and skimmed milk forming hard curd. Remedies include straining cream before churning and stirring during ripening to prevent specks. The guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture Bulletin.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Sunlight as Best Disinfectant for Livestock Health
A farmer urging sunlight in stables and pens to boost animal health argues that open air and dry bedding defeat microbes better than disinfectants. He notes cloudy periods limit sun exposure and microbes thrive in damp quarters, recommending cleaning corners and, if needed, structural changes to maximize sunlight.
The Yearling Colt Care and Feeding Guidelines
The Yearling Colt advises keeping a yearling well caged in stable housing for up to $2 to $2.50 per month and suggests a ration of ground oats bran and meal twice daily. It warns against dusty foods and constipation and emphasizes steady growth without overfeeding and proper exercise.
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Farm Journal
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