Casey News Mini notices from Oklahoma City to Indiana
A collage of brief items notes Swat Gg s ey pe vo Casey, R Phelps of Oklahoma City visiting Casey friends, Lippincott travels for visit with son, Murphy heads to Texas after relatives visit, Williams from New York returns east, Mrs Davis and daughter homeward to Altamont, S Ward visits Oakland City, a Welsh birth, Berwinkle to Denver for royal neighbors event, Dennis family life and local incidents including a barn fire and oil tanks burn damage, and a Red Cross style ad for Electric Bitters as a malaria remedy.
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Casey
Swat
R. Phelps
Oklahoma City
Lippincott
Scobey
Swhiere
Ie Murphy
Texas
Saides Williams
New York City
Sabe
East Gate
Ed Davis
Daugher
Altamont
Kew
Eae
S. E. Ward
Oakland City
Ind
Ernest Welsh
Ella Berwinkle
Denver
Colo
Ty ‘Biss
Large rail service changes affect Evans and Big Four trains
Local paper reports rerouted Big Four trains to Evans and new schedules with three fast trains between major hubs. Deployment targets 200 to 250 workers at the affected yards while maintenance and staffing shifts occur, affecting daily commutes and local employment.
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Local Gossip and Visits Round the County
Community snippets record visitors from Denver Oklahoma and Salt Lake passing through and locals busy with farming plowing for corn. Births dances and social news mix with a hunting accident and a road boss appointment in the district.
Correspondents urged to sign letters for publication
The Herald asks readers to promptly send letters with their signatures. It notes that occasionally letters arrive after printing and emphasizes the importance of authorship for future issues.
Local Visitors and School Play Highlight The Review
Mrs. J. C. Arnold and children visit her mother Mrs. R. Connelly in town. Mrs. James Cornwell and daughter return from Welsh Louisiana. Mrs. Albert Perry of Indianapolis visits her father C. Hancock in poor health. Rebecca Cash and Belle Bennett leave for Shelbyville. Senior class staged Oak Dale Farm at the opera house to a full crowd. Margarette Lewis, mother of Herschel Lewis, dies in Vinita Ohio. remains to be buried here. Prof M. M. Hoover travels to New York City on business. J. O and W. L. Biggs finalize a deal with Lockwood and Currie for oil wells on Warner land covering six producing wells.
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J. C. Arnold
Chicago
R. Connelly
James Cornwell
Charles Kennedy
Welsh
Albert Perry
Indianapolis
C. Hancock
Rebecca Cash
Lucinda Parcel
Belle Bennett
Shelbyville
Oak Dale Farm
Opera House
Margarette Lewis
Herschel Lewis
Vinita
Ohia
M. M. Hoover
New York City
J. O
W. L. Biggs
Lockwood and Currie
Warner Land
El Alcymont to Begin Season at Big Four Wagon Yard
The standard bred road horse El Alcymont will start the season at the Big Four Wagon Yard in Marshall Illinois. Purchased by Spotts and Son the horse is regarded as one of the finest show horses in the region. Pulver Bros. Keepers act as caretakers.
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Big Four Wagon Yard
Marshall, Ilinois
Spotts & Son
Pulver Bros
Weaver Payne Visits Terre Haute Family
Weaver Payne was home from Terre Haute Saturday night visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Payne, and plans to return to Terre Haute on Monday.
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Weaver Payne
Teree Haute
Mrs
W. J. Payne
Terre Haute
Farmers Plow for Corn and Local School Notes
Miss Annie Reed teaches at Lincoln school while Wm Burkett of near Casey visits family. Auburn township Sunday school convention set for June 4 at Auburn. Miss May Myers of Paris visits sister Mrs John Reed. Mr and Mrs Frank Romines attend church and dine at Nick Reeds. Some youths attend Mt Pleasant Sunday school. Illness causes Rev Haase to miss weekend appointment. Brother Imn Murphy fills in.
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Annie Reed
Lincoln School
Wm Burkett
Casey
Auburn Township
Auburn
May Myers
Paris
John Reed
Frank Romines
Nick Reed
Mt Pleasant
Haase
Imn Murphy
Dr Kings New Life Pills Endorsement Ad
A sensational patter ad extols Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for women citing Mrs M C Dunlap of Lead Hill Tennessee. The ad claims the product aids constipation and female trouble and promotes a 25 cent price at Robt Prewett's.
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Dr. King
Mra. M. C. Dunlap
Leadill
Tenn
Prewett
Sunday Socials and Sermon Delight Small Town Notes
Buttle corn planted yet Lila Black spent Saturday with Jimmie Adams and wife. Ernest Adams and wife were guests of his brother Otis Sunday. Jay Swern and wife of Marshall visited her parents here Sunday James Adams and wife spent Sunday with Frank Tobias and family Walter Adams, wife and Lulu spent Sunday with J. W Campbell and wife Mrs. J. W. Adams, Barley Dow and daughter Mira, of Marshall, attended a church here Sunday. Rev. Mr. Gibbons from Indiana, 84 years of age, preached at Asbury Sunday morning and evening. His text was the wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life.
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Lila Black
Jimmie Adams
Ernest Adams
Otis
Jay Swern
Marshall
James Adams
Frank Tobias
Walter Adams
Lulu
J. W Campbell
J. W. Adams
Barley Dow
Mira
Mr. Gibbons
Indiana
Asbury
Local Visits and Sports Highlight Sunday Game
Cecil Dix departed for Tulsa Tuesday. Ivle is able to be out and about again. Frank Buckner is adding to his house. Jon Thomas attended the Terre Haute show Thursday. Mrs Maggie Rook visited in Terre Haute last week. Sam Whitaker of Terre Haute visited relatives here Sunday. Leander Guyer attended a district conference at Olney last week. Frank Ferrell of Chicago visited his mother here last week. Mrs Paira of Bowing Gap visited her sick father here last week. George Athey and wife of Portersville attended church here Sunday. Vance Hawkins and mother of Palestine visited West York relatives Sunday. West York beat Union at the ball game Sunday.
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Cecil Dix
Tulsa
Okla
Ivle
Frank Buckner
Jon Thomas
Terre Haute
Maggie Rook
Sam Whitaker
Leander Guyer
Olney
Frank Ferrell
Chicago
George Athey
Portersville
Vance Hawkins
Palestine
West York
Union
Local Notices and Social Chores Highlight Community Life
In this vicinity Charley Hutchings adds to his house while Charley Wieland welcomes a newborn girl. Sim Eddinger and wife visit Wm. Melton’s as townsfolk share cards and birthdays, with Miss Fr Graham celebrating April 25. A wagon brings bananas for old rubber amid casual weekend strolls and end of term chatter. others plan travels and family gatherings.
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Charley Hutchings
Charley Wieland
Sim Eddinger
Casey
Wm. Melton’s
Fr Graham
Tom Nicholson
Summiér
Rome
Washington Suburbs Feature New Reservoir and Real Estate Boom
A traveler recalls Piney Branch near Washington with a pristine two–section reservoir of five acres, praising its clarity. He notes rapid suburban growth, a four‑acre parcel on 14th Street priced at up to 440,000, and reports real estate agents offering 250 per square foot. He encounters General John A. Joyce, now War Department Auditor, described as a prominent and popular figure in Washington.
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Washington Sthaéit
Piney Branch
14Th Street
John A. Joyce
Grant
War Department
Treasury Department
Washington
Capitol
Wand
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