Casey Families Split by Travel and Deaths in Casey
Local notes show residents traveling to Bloomington Illinois and Muncie Indiana for work and visits. Bereavement includes the death of Mrs Ethel Langs brother Robert Smith in Flora. State game efforts with John A. Wheeler aim to secure game preserves across Crawford Effingham and Jasper counties. Corn harvest progress, damaged telegraph lines, and a fatality near St Newlin are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Beulah Holderman
Manatee
Florida
H. Holderman
John Weller
Wom Owen
St. Newlin
John A. Wheeler
Crawford County
Effingham
Jasper Counties
Mock Ark druggist touts New Discovery for lung ailments
W. L. Mock of Mock Arkansas claims forty years of experience saving lives and endorses Dr McKeeines New Discovery for weak lungs and bronchial troubles. He urges neighbors to try a trial bottle or full sizes 50 cents and one dollar, guaranteed by Carl V Taubeneck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Mock
Mock, Ark
Dr. aKine
Carl V. Taubeneck
Severe Midwest Storm Damages Farms and Structures
A severe storm swept Milnois Saturday night causing extensive damage to fruit trees and numerous outbuildings. Earl Snider’s new home frame was torn and overturned, Catron and Dutro barns were overturned, and the Pollard Hotel corner roof was blown away. E. G Pollard plugged a deep oil well on Parker prairie and D. C Currie, of West Virginia, a former partner of the late Col. Lockwood, visited the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Snider
Catron
Ts. Nettle Dutro
Pollard Hotel
Ulcer Ridden Bantam Man Healed by Arnica Salve
H D Ely of Bantam Ohio says a four year ulcer on his foot was cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve deterring amputation. The remedy heals burns sores bruises eczema pimples and corns and is sold for 25 cents to 50 cents at Carl V Taubeneck's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H D. Ely
Bantam
Bucklen
Carl V Taubeneck
Prairie chickens scarce as hunting remains strong
The report notes plenty of hunting activity but few prairie chickens killed. Cooler weather brings some residents to stock up on fresh pork. Visitors include Sperry Leffler and wife of St Louis, John Conover of Martinsville, and Stave Hutchings from Richland county visiting relatives. Lizzie Redman of Edgar county visited her brother Wi Davis, and Wood of Martinsville visited his brother Fred late last week.
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John Rucker
Robinson
West York
Charles Maddox
Vincennes S
John Turner
Fairfield
T. Richards
Roscoe Richgards
C OD _ Harrington
Haselton
Ind
W Moore
John D Thomas
Merle Jeffers
Martinsville
Lew Buckner
Pars
Blowing Gap
Sperry Leffler
St Louis
John Conover
Watkins Medicine Aan
Stave Hutchings
Richland County
Lizzie Redman
Idgar ‘County
Wi Davis
Wood
Town Notes and Social Snippets from Local Ledger
Seth Husted acquires a new $20 repeat ing rifle. Auburn township boasts a concrete bridge. Tom Husted sells apples in Terre Haute Thursday. George Pulver of Martinsville hunted here Wednesday. Several parties who husked corn north returned Saturday. Deacon ordination postponed due to absent board members. Dolson meetings closed Monday with about 15 accessions. Sunday shooting matches implied by the sound of firearms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Husted
Auburn Township
Tom Husted
Terre Haute
George Pulver
Martinsville
Dolson
Village Notes and Reflections from a Rural District
A column lists local social visits and movements including Miss Olu Kuhn ill, frost impact, residents visiting in Terre Haute and Marshall, and Sunday calls among the Kuhn, Maurer, Kibby, and White families. The piece ends with a reflective poem by S E Kiser on power, virtue, and social change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olu Kuhn
Lovell
Huston
Garlin
Terre Haute
Wt. Saiter Everett White
Vern Taylor
Oak Grove
Esther Kuhn
Hagges
Charlotte Shad Otis Bell
Clarksville
Kibby
Walter White
Rosco Kuhn
The
Prairie
Bertha Guinnip
John Spangler
Floyd Sharkeytg
Geo. Washtler
Lawrence Kibby
Otto Clatfelyter
Marshall
Otto Kuhn
Earl Pease
Ike Pease
Isannah Leseure
Terré Haute
Harry Maurer
Victor Taubeneck
John Hawker
Casey
Benton Miller
Tom Whitson
Nathan Wright
Nellie Sullivan
Marta ‘Flowers
Rose Liffick
Lilly Kuhn
Natural Bridge: Jefferson and Marshall’s Legendary Stone Miracle
A rustic homage to the Natural Bridge, lauding its limestone arch as a wonder. Mentions Washington commissioning the name, King George II granting the tract to Jefferson, and Henry Clay praising the bridge as a landmark not made with hands.
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United
James River
Washington
Lord Fairfax
George II
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Justice Marshall
Henry Clay
Four States Corner Farm Draws Curious Interest
A farmer named Herron owns a ranch at the only point where Colorado New Mexico Arizona and Utah meet. His house sits across four states with sleeping in Utah kitchen in Arizona living room in New Mexico and post office in Colorado. He votes in Utah and conducts most business in Arizona. The piece notes the location would be valuable for rapid moves across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Herron
Farm Ownership Ad Promises Low Rent and Flexible Terms
An entry urges readers to buy a farm with bargain prices and adjustable terms. It encourages quitting rent and starting payments toward owning a home and asks readers to write for details on what they want to acquire.
Divorces Loom as Husband Returns with Unannounced Guest
A distressed wife faces divorce after her husband arrives home with an unexpected visitor for dinner, prompting strains in their fractured relationship and prompting family tensions.
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Leo Dixon
Roy Tolle
Muncie
R. A. Young
Ernest ‘Bowles
D. H. Snyder
State Federaton of
Galesburg
Ruby Sanders
Havile H Wright
W FE McDaniel
Banner Times
C H Ring
Johnson Township
Sam Lippincott
Pennsylvania
Fred Mills
Causey
Arkansas
Alfred Taylor
Jackson
Mich
John Taylor
Frank Dorton
Jasper Ave
Eibess
Os Joya Anado
Lena
Sotsets
de Atardiwent
Les
Sereie
Bison
T J .Athey
John
Ben Hout
Dr King
Oolson
Homer
S E Kiser
John Weir
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Court Hole
Matt
Raaeea
Teeo
Vung
Ysesucor Hiss
Marine
Bae
Swift
Ares
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