Gollmar Bros. Circus Planned for Casey on May 12
Casey news notes a Gollmar Brothers circus booking for Thursday May 12. Also reports local visits and travels including Morris Smith to Kentucky, Thomas Grady in Chicago, and Mrs. Gilmore’s Arkansas trip. Memorial Day events planned with a new soldiers monument in Casey Cemetery to be unveiled May 28, with J W Jacobs as orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Gollmar Bros
Morris Smith
Kentucky
Thomas Grady
Chicago
Wm. D. Loftus
C. H. Gilmore
Arkansas
Squire D . Rosebroug
Joel Weaver
Monroe Post
Banner Times
James Harper
J. G. Ewing
C. S. Ewing
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad
The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a high quality cough remedy with no price increase. It claims effectiveness for coughs colds croup and throat chest and lung ailments and notes the genuine product comes in a yellow package sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Local Notes and Socials From Crawford County
Clint Newlin returns home from Indianapolis with a 30 horsepower Cole touring car. Mrs Jaco of Martinsville visits her parents Mr and Mrs Co H Morris. J T Y staff protects tomato beds at the canning factory by building fires around the hot beds. Everett Cooper of West York and Nellie Voke married at West York last week. A team of Alonzo Draper’s horses ran away after frightening, one horse fell and died. T S Apgar announces candidacy for sheriff of Crawford County, on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Newlin
Indianapolis
John Jaco
Martinsville
Co. H. Morris J. TY
Canning
Everett Cooper
West York
Nellie Voke
Tom Coppage
Alonzo Draper
T. S. Apgar
Crawford County
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey with Bell Logo Bottle
An old tonic marketed for generations as a cough treatment. It promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a comforting remedy made with combined ingredients and a distinctive bell logo on the bottle. Sold widely in stores.
County Notables and Births Mentioned in Review Note
County residents including Harry Drake visiting the public school this week Ren S W Zeller arriving from Alabama Dr Ed Flage departing for Oberlin Ohio to visit relatives Martha Simmons born in Clark County Illinois December 24 1854 died Topeka Kansas April 20 1910 Hi 6X 6OBriscoe leaving for Battle Creek Michigan for family medical aid Rex 331 Heberly named delegate to Laymen Missionary Convention in Chicago May 3 6 and Pres id EF Daugherty also named delegate Mr Wilson College representative to the student body
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Drake
Ren S W . Zeller
Alabama
Ed Flage
Oberlin
Ohio
Martha Simmons
Clark County
Topeka
Kansas
Heberly
Chicago
EF Daugherty
Mr Wilson
Foley 5 Honey and Tar Advertises Safe For Infants Use
For More Than Three Decades Foley Honey and Tar has been a household favorite for throat and chest concerns. It is best and safest for infants and children as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Genuine Foley 5 Honey and Tar in the yellow package. Refuse substitutes. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Oilfield notes and social visits amid local drilling
WW Connelly and Wes Connelly active in Casey while Wanshrider, Dunn, and others visit Marshall and Mt Olive. The Ohio OW Colts drill on the Chas Lee farm as Geo Greathouse ships an oil rig to Lima. Perry Black family hosts Clint Morrill party near Lindsay. Biggs Bros. drill on their Westfield farm.
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James Dunn
Casey
CC Brummett
Harry Walden
Hazel Dell
Roy Newlin
Mt Olive
Ohio OW Colts
Chas. Lee
Wes Connelly
Elmer Tyler
Bay
Nelson Tyler
Richwoods
Joe Terrell
A. R. Jones
Dolson
Geo. Greathouse
Lima
Ohio
Clint Morrill
Indiana
Perry Black
Lindsay Biggs Bros
Westfield
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve Claim
An advertisement touts Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve as painless and harmless with a five fold guarantee to cure, urging readers that 2e is a small amount you would not suffer one day for five times that amount and claiming it is sold everywhere.
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Sutherland
Martinsville Chronicle Miscellany Report
Local notes detail seed corn shipments of over 600 bushels for Will Brossman, bridge work by contractors on Monday, and dynamite use for chaiivara blasting. A tally shows thirteen gallons of apples canned, sheep killed by dogs costing $450, and several moves including Charley Armstrong's return from Missouri and Jennie Beachout’s return to work in Martinsville. Wallace Cleaver reports 100 acres of corn planted in Clark county Kansas as of April 25. Expert workers install lever controls in the tower and Mrs J N Husted plans Florida travel after Mt Carmel visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Maynard
Will Brossman
David Claypool
Martinsville Township
Charley Armstrong
Missouri
Jennie Beachout
Central
Martinsville
Wallace Cleaver
Clark County
Kansas
J N Husted
Mt Carmel
Florida
Local Notes on Visitors and Repairs in Marshall
Albert Hall remains in very poor health. Miss Goldin Lowe spent Sunday with Miss Anna Snedeker. John Snedeker and mother were Terre Haute visitors Saturday. Grandma Matthew of Marshall is visiting her son Jobo and family. Chauncey Page of Terre Haute spent Sunday here with his parents. The church is being repainted and repapered and improvements made. Mrs J A Clark of West Terre Haute is visiting daughter Mrs Ed Wyrick. Sunday school was well attended at the school house last Sunday. Mrs Chag Sweitzer spent several days last week in Marshall with her parents James Pulver and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Berry
Homer Hollett
Jake Boroff
Tulsa
Oklo
Midian Appleby
Little Son
Indiana
M. E
Cc. B. Appleby
J. V Price
J J. Love
Price
Casey
Christian Ruedy
St. Louis, Vandalia
Terre Haute
Arkansas
Oregon
Ruedy
Nelon Campbell
Alma Clapp
Nelson Snedeker
Joe Travioli
Isaiah Hall
Quincy Snedeker
George Caldwell
Florence Hedges
W H Adams
Milton Matthews
Marshall
Everett Black
Shields
English
Walter Adams
Mr Hinds
Hindsboro
Chas Fairgrief
Barley Dow
Myra
al Don
Asbury
Here
Minerva Newlin
Elmer Tyler
D. D. Beasley
Chas. Gross
Ed Greg
Eastern Manufacturing Company
Rev. Haase
Lindsey Chapel
Exell Thomas
U. S. Railway
Vandalia
George Thompson
Chas. Beasley
Kickapoo
C. W. Connelly
Geo Thompson
Chas Beasley
P. A. Connelly
C W. Conneadly
Chas. Newlin
Albert Hall
Goldin Lowe
Anna Snedeker
John Snedeker
Matthew
Jobo
Chauncey Page
J .A Clark
West Terre Haute
Ed Wyrick
Chag Sweitzer
James Pulver
Pine Tar Honey Bottle Belt Label Claims
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey has been used for over sixteen years in millions of homes to relieve coughs colds croup and throat and bronchial troubles. The label encourages purchasing wherever available and to look for the belt on the bottle.
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Bell
Relatives Visit Snyder Family as Weather Halts Work
DOLSON notes relatives of Mat Snyder and his wife from Martinsville visited Sunday. Milo Claypool and family, including daughter Zelda, visited Pearl near Kansas Michigan. Sunday Farmers worked briefly Monday before rain stopped them again. Henry Millhouse, a Republican of remains.
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Mat Snyder
Martinsville
Milo Claypool
Zelda
Pearl
Kansas
Henry Millhouse
Local Notes Highlight Weather, Health, and Visits in Township
Saggiets Roards township residents report minor crop impact from freezing weather. Silas Murphy continues census work, Ernest Ross recovers from horse accident, and Mrs. La Moore visits son Emanuel in Kansas. Snow and rain slowed farm work. Pink Clapp travels to Terre Haute for wife’s lung treatment. Elisha Claypool returns from Oklahoma. Foley Kidney Pills advertised by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Murphy
Ernest Ross
Kansas
Emanuel
Pink Clapp
Terre Haute
Martinsville
Elisha Claypool
Oklahoma
Local notes and social rounds from Martinsville area
Norman Davis owns a new buggy. Hal ley's comet is awaited. Pearl Smith spent Sunday with John Bennett. Several residents named Crandall, Landis Dehl, and Marion Richards families visited in Martinsville. The Ohio Oil Co cleaned a well on the MecNurlan farm with plans for power and drill. Mrs George Ridgway died after a long illness with burial at Wesley chapel cemetery. funeral by D I Lingafelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Davis
Halley
Pearl Smith
John Bennett
Sylvester Crandall
Martinsville
Landis Dehls
Marion Richards
Samuel Dehl
Hardway
Chapman
Melvin Bennett
Wm Doran
Sylvia Custis
Marshall
James Dugan
D. I. Lingafelter
John Geffs
Arthur Washburn
Ruby
Eld
Nidey
Bennett Chapel
Ohio Oil Co
Wesley Chapel
D. I Lingafelter
For all Bowel Troubles Use Dr Bells Anti Pain
Relief is almost instantaneous and is also good externally for all kinds of pains. Sold everywhere.
Local visits and family gatherings noted around town
Loretta Beadle visited her sister Mrs Bert Lutz on Thursday. James Myers visited his daughter Mrs T D Murphy on Sunday. W R Findley and family had dinner at Lew Stephenson’s Sunday. Mrs H E Inlow attended the Missionary Association at Casey last week. Dr W E Schell from York Nebraska stayed with P F Inlow Thursday and Friday. Wm Findley and family spent Wednesday with their daughter Mrs Lawrence Zimmerly near Grandview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Beadle
Bert Lutz
James Myers
T D Murphy
R Findley
Lew Stephenson
H E Inlow
Missionary Association
Casey
W E Schell
York
Nebraska
P F Inlow
Wm Findley
Lawrence Zimmerly
Grandview
Dr Bells Anti septic Salve Improves After First Use
Advert says the salve yields readily to treatment by Dr Bells antiseptic salve with an improvement after the first application. It promises cleanliness and comfort and offers a 25 cent box price.
Axtellock Stallion Offered for 1910 Breeding Season
Certificate of Pure Bred Stallion Axtellock No 44046 stands at J A Davison Stock Farm Marshall Melrose road Walnut Prairie West Union for the 1910 season. He is a dark five year old standard bred, son of Axtell 3:12 by William L and descendant of Hambletonian 10 and Abdallah. Axtellock’s line includes Warlock 3378 Mambrino and Mambrino Patchen with two full brothers and a full sister in 2:30 trotters. Sire Axtell was champion at three and a top stallion. mare progeny and notable descendants listed. Terms: colt stands, insured, owner not responsible for accidents. Fee 15 dollars. J A Davison R F D No 1 Marshall.
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J A Davison
Marshall and Melrose Road
Walnut Prairie
West Union Axtellock
Great Axtell
William L
George Wilks
Hambletonian
Abdallah
Mambrino
Axtell
Lou
Mambrino Boy
Mambrino Patchen
Axtellock
Warlock Maid
Warlock
Belmont
Magna Charta
Lady Lake
Jim Goodrich
Mambrino Chief Jr
Mainyard
Dudley Daniels
Arlo Axtell
Warren Park Farm
Terre Haute
Elloree
Hindee
Deloree
Aes
Walnut Hall
Ozanam
Ed Benyon
Transylvania
Majo Delmar
Rhythmic
Prince of Orange
Wentworth
Monte Carlo
Angle
Detroit
Circle
Columbus
Margaret O
Chase
Scott Hudson
George Muscovite
Red Tell
Huntsman
Axworthy
Hamburg
Hartford
Charter Oak
General Wats
Horse Review
Kentucky
Jack Axworthy
Times of dull days urge sharp resolutions for dullness
In a reflective note, the author argues that biting resolutions fail to improve dull times. The piece weighs the effectiveness of strong personal commitments during slow periods.
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Hutsonville
the Herald
Dr Bell
Connelly
Urday
Wanshrider
Marshall Sat
Homer
Moonsive
Pleasant Grove
Pennsylvania
Lv. Marshall
Fletcher
Saher Orer
J. A. Davison
Lders SR Oe Sk
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