Westfield Telegraph Eyes Deep Test Well West of Oilfield
Reports from The Review and Banner Times list local activity. J T Epperson visits Indianapolis. community updates include deep test well plans west of Oilfield, water mains progress, and engine equipment in transit. Local accidents and weather notes accompany notices of residents moving, traveling, or hosting relatives. Funeral for Lyman Nicholson held. Wamsley preaches in Clarksville and Dolson. community members relocate or recover from medical and personal events.
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Westfield Telephone Company
Kansas Telephone State
J. T. Epperson
S. Payne
Local Briefs and Notices From West York Area
Dr Chas Fross of Chicago visited the Coon family Wednesday. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Perry Green northwest of West York. Henry and Walter Bowman of Pawnee Rock visited A A Coon Saturday. Aunt Belle Kennedy died this morning two miles north of town after pneumonia. Lloyd Woodard and Miss Leon E Adams were married last night at the MBE parsonage by Rev A O R Ransom. Wash Osborn of Turman township bought sixty acres from James Bobn for 4500 dollars adjoining his farm. The old military hat worn by William Henry Harrison at the Battle of Tippecanoe is owned by William A Moore of Turman township near Grayville.
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Chas. Fross
Chicago
A. A. Coon
Perry Green
West York
Henry
Walter Bowman
Pawnee Rock
Kansas
A. A Coon
Belle Kennedy
Lloyd Woodard
Leon E Adams
Re A
Ransom
Wash Osborn
Turman Township
James Bobn
Wm. Henry Harrison
Tippiecanoe
Lafayette
Wm A. Moore
Grayville
Drug advert trumpets New Discovery for lung ailments
Mock Arkansas pharmacist W L Mock claims to have saved many lives with Dr Kine s New Discovery for weak lungs and bronchial troubles. He urges trials with free sample or 50c and 1.00 bottles, guaranteed by Carl V Taubeneck.
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W. L. Mock
Mock, Ark
Kine
Carl V. Taubeneck
Casey News Roundup Briefs and Death Notices
Ed Beard arrives from Huntington Tennessee to visit relatives. Dick Brooks comes from Bartlesville Oklahoma to visit parents. Charlie Hires dies at Cumberland home after months of illness. R A Young travels to Oxford to attend sister Mrs Laura Smith’s death. Mrs H M Ferguson heads to Robinson for sister Miss Dave Cooper’s death. Mrs W A Seymour and daughter travel to Centralia for mother’s illness. Mrs Ed Mitchell of Marshall visits Roboded Casey area before return to Marshall.
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Commercial
Ed Beard
Huntington
Tenn
Dick Brooks
Bartlesville
Oklo
Charlie Hires
Cumberland
R. A. Young
Oxford
Laura Smith
H M Ferguson
Robinson
Dave Cooper
W. A. Seymour
Centralia
Ed. Mitchell
Marshall
Wim
Lucas
Robobed
Casey
Harrison
Cole & Cole Insurance Ad Promotes Tornado and Fire Policies
Tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property in the largest companies at lowest rates. Write or call on us for terms. Cole & Cole.
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Cole & Cole
Dolson News Briefs Including Local Death and Events
Farmers hustle corn while Rev Cerlyin Gray visits Madison. Mrs Jane Clepp stays with daughter Mrs W Fox Cleve Osborn and wife traveled to Paris for the death of Mrs Nick Moore. A moving picture show at MFE church. Salem revival ends with one addition. Lyman Nichols dies at home after a brief illness. funeral at Dolson chapel. His parents receive sympathy.
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Jane Clepp
W. Fox Cleve Osborn
Paris
Nick Moore
MFE
Salem
Joseph Nichols
Lyman
Dolson Chapel
Cure for Ulcer Ends Doctor’s Amputation Fear
H D Ely of Bantam Ohio says a four year ulcer threatened amputation but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed his foot. The testimonial claims quick, complete cure of ulcer and relief from burns, sores, and eczema, endorsing the product sold by Carl VY Taubeneck.
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H D Ely
Bantam
Buckien
Carl VY Taubeneck
Farm notes and weather slow work at Dolson area
Mrs Martha Hall has been very ill for several days as wintry weather slows farm chores. A Saturday night storm disrupted telephone service. The Clapp and Wieland shredding outfit worked nearby last week. The regular weekly prayer meeting at Dolson Chapel begins Thursday night.
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Martha Hall
Clapp and Wieland
Dolson Chapély
Dr King's New Life Pills Ad in 25¢ Sale
If all people knew neglect of constipation led to severe indigestion jaundice or virulent liver trouble they would take Dr King's New Life Pills. The ad claims safety and relief for biliousness headache dyspepsia chills and debility with 25 cents at Carl V Taubeneck's.
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Dr King
Carl V. Taubeneck’s
Notable Local Notes and Events in Clifton Area
Much corn not husked and supply at the tower. James Elam ordained deacon at Bethel. Rev. Danbury of Duquoin spent Saturday here. John Brosman transported apples to Robinson. A new baby at the home of DI Morgan. Harry Newman on vacation in Columbus, Ohio. Frank Beachout threshed two stacks of hay totaling 16 bushels. Prairie chicken hunting reported down from expectations while finances tighten.
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Clifton
James Elam
Bethel
Rev
Danbury
Duquoin
John Brosman
Robinson
DI Morgan
Harry Newman
Columbus
Ohio
Frank Beachout
Russet Triumphs Over Green in Autumn Day Gis
In a vivid clash of hues, russet hues steal the show as autumn leaves outshine green across the scene. The palette shifts to warm tones, signaling the seasonal mood as trees shed their green for earthy russet.
Thunder as steam explosions in lightning discharges
The article proposes thunder results from intense heating and steam explosions of water vapor along electric discharges. It explains crackling as early steam release, rumble from overlapping explosions, and the final clap from the closest explosion to the observer, noting experiments by Trowbridge with soaked cotton wool terminals.
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Trowbridge
The Phalanx Formation in Ancient Greece
The phalanx was a compact square formation with joined shields and long pikes, first 4,000 men and later doubled by Philip II to a Macedonian phalanx. Polybius notes a 16 by 500 setup where pikes exceed the front, massed ranks press forward, and rear ranks help push forward, with pikes about 23 feet long. A grand phalanx could reach nearly 19,884 soldiers.
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Greece
Philip of
Macedon
Polybus
Charlotte Corday described as noble and educated
The New York American recounts Charlotte Corday as of noble lineage and well educated, noting no signs of insanity or fanaticism. It portrays her killing of Marat as a calm, unostentatious act aimed at ending the strife in France.
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Charlotte Corday
Orleans
Paris
New York
Notable Dunciaries and the Burden of Youthful Dullness
The London Standard recalls famous figures deemed dull in youth such as Gibbon Home Clarke Boileau and Dryden. It cites parental and contemporary commentary labeling them dull or ignorant before their later achievements in literature and learning.
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Gibbon
Adam Clarke
Boileau
Pope
Dryden
Westminster
Busby
Crongete
London
Portrait of a Busy Man and a Veiled Character
A reflective note warns that a boastful man claiming a grand “vista” may distract from his true nature. The piece contrasts appearances with character, urging caution against charm that hides real motives.
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Vista
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