Notable Casey Correspondence Highlights Local News
Mrs John Milligan of Findlay hosts guest Mrs Lyde Cook. Joe DeWolf leaves for Loveland Ohio for a month. Miss Margaret Fryberger of Rockville Indiana visits Eva Coffey. Gas explosion at the Pate home injures residents. damage to porch windows and chimney. C W Shimel attends implement dealers convention in Cincinnati. John Rhoden family visit from Winona. Mrs W J Kirkwood of Nowata Oklahoma visits daughter in law. F S Harris of Wagoner Oklahoma visits. Amos Fellers moves to Tampa Florida. William Harrison of St Louis seeks factory location. Melvin Watts relocates to Bridgeport for work. F M Pate and wife visit Benton to see Emerson Mann operated. Water tower construction progresses. B F Daugherty at Lebanon Pennsylvania leading a church. Joseph Ellington injured in an auto accident and hospitalized at Effingham.
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Pate
C. W. Shimel
Cincinnati
John Rhoden
Winonna
Ind
W. J. Kirkwood
Nowata
Mkla
Chas. Kirkwood F. S. Harris
Wagoner Okla
C Hitt
Amos Fellers
Tampa
Fla
Wm. Harrison
St Louis
Casey
National “Metallic Box
Melvin Watts
Bridgeport
F. M. Pate
Benton
Effingham
Mock Arkansas druggist touts Dr King’s New Discovery
W L Mock of Mock Arkansas cites twenty years in the drug trade to endorse Dr King’s New Discovery for weak lungs and bronchial illnesses. He claims many neighbors survived by following his advice and offers a triad or regular bottle, with a guaranteed promise from Can V Taubeneck.
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W. L. Mock
Mock, Ark
Can
Taubeneck
Local Notes and Upcoming Trials Featured in Herald
Dr C H Voorhels and C E Shindley traveled to Missouri yesterday. C H Musgrave shipped four thousand pounds of popcorn to es. Albert Correll has been home this week due to appendicitis. Samuel Prevo visited relatives in Marshall. Norma Lowe dislocated her arm at school Friday. Field trials start next week with Chicago trials and Independent trials the following week. Five Palestine youths were cited for hunting without license and shooting chucks after sunset, totaling $83 in fines. Mr Pinnell died of typhoid. George Polkiana son of... wedding set at 8 o'clock. formerly of... warned in raid. details truncated.
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The
Herald
C H. Voorhels
C E .Shindley
Missouri
C. H. Musgrave
Albert, Correll
Tf Samuel Prevo
Marshall
Norma Lowe
Henry Lowe
Chicago
Palestine
Dig
Ae Eae
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proves Foot Ulcer Cure
H D Ely of Bantam Ohio resisted doctors cutting off his foot due to a four year ulcer. He used Bucklen's Arnica Salve and his foot healed completely. The ad claims the salve also heals burns sores bruises eczema pimples and corns with a two cent price at Carl V Taobeneck's.
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H D Ely
Bucklen
Carl V Taobeneck
Social Roundup Delights and Distances Across Indiana and Illinois
Local residents hosted guests from Shelburn Terre Haute and Chicago visited kin in the area. A Halloween party at Fish Hall drew the young crowd while Christchurch hosted a pro tracted meeting led by Elder O Neals. Emmett Linden Woods infant of Earl and Mrs Woods died and was laid to rest with services in Terre Haute and West York burial planned.
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Guyer
Buckner
Geo. Turner
Shelburn
Ind
Wash Richards
John N Lindley
Oklahoma
Mattia Guyer
Missouri
WR Lindley
Lindleys
Wm Buckner
Portland
Ore
Cecile Daniels
Louise Rolson
Marshall
Ivy Farell
Chicago
Ray Hill
Annapolis
Mart Newlin
Fish Hall
O'Neals_ carryig
Christchurch
Milosims
Mat Nidey
Emmett Linden Woods
Earl Woods
Blain Avenue
Terre Haute
West York
Insurance on farm and city property at low rates
Tornado and fire insurance offered by Cole & Cole for farm and city properties. Largest companies, lowest rates. Write or call for terms.
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Cole & Cole
Homer Area Notes Thinned By Harvest And Events
Local notes report apple picking fading as standing corn rots while youths attend a Halloween gathering. Homer Brosman produced over 2000 gallons of sorghum and Rev Bogard leads a series of meetings at Dolson.
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Homer Brosman
Bogard
Dolson
Tom Husted
Husk Corm
Tilman Brisse
Weattiela
Local notes and political clippings from Indiana
Widespread snippets record hog shipments to Indianapolis, a move of Clinton Clapp, and the death of Mrs. Jane Beadle near Clarksville. School Bible contest totals and pupil highs are noted, along with a Chicago Lorimer voting dispute and Democratic faction tensions in Illinois.
Fruit trees and vines for October delivery at Ben Baird residence
A list of apple peach pear plum and other fruit trees and grape vines currants and gooseberries available for delivery in October at the residence of Ben Baird 367.
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Ben Baird
Local Notes and Obituary Briefs
Rev G W Downey is ill and Chas Beckwith with wife and son Es ehol visit in Paris. Blanche Hedges spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Hedges. G W Thompson with wife and daughter Ina and Miss Golda Wells visited Elmer Snavely and wife. Clacy Thompson and Edna Medsker visited cousins Herman and Maud Bartlett in Ohio vicinity. O Mills died Monday at Snyder after brief illness of appendicitis. He was brought to his father's home here and buried in Olive Branch cemetery Wednesday.
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Sperry Claypool
Pink ‘Clapp
Indianapolis
Josiah Bardin
Beery
Clinton Clapp
James Turner
Frank Tingley
Turner
Dennison
Jane Beadle
Clarksville
Taylor
M. E
Marshall
Mary Davis
Dolson Chapel
J W. B. Hutchings
Sophia Montgomery
Floyd Hurst
J W B Hutchings
Opha Hurst
Nora Claypool
Eliza Nicholson
Mamie Ross
Mat Snyder
Lyman Nicholson
Elia Hutchings
Laura Helmer
Olive Branch
Obituary: Lynn Delance Passes At Age Two
Lynn Delance, son of Miss Sand Blanche Baker, died Oct 16 at age two years nine months seven days. He lost sight at four months yet endured with a sunny nature that endeared him to all. His parents provided care and comfort, and his death is a loss to family and relatives.
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Lynn Delance
Misss Sand Blanche Baker
On the Right Road
A fragmentary dialogue from a local page features Mrs and Mr Spilillius with remarks about a daughter accused of airs and aristocracy. The exchange touches on expectations for a daughter’s behavior and a suggestion she should instead be a good cook. The garbled text includes stray names and interruptions from a bagageer and newspaper jots.
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