Local News Highlights and Personal Milestones
Reports of births and engagements appear as families announce a son to Mr and Mrs T Cox. Charles Harris and family welcome a son in Furman township. Frances Adams to marry J K Northcutt at Altus Ohio on Oct 4. Land purchases noted as Julius Hoseman buys 80 acres east of Merom. Teachers gather for a well attended Friday institute with fifty in attendance.
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the Herald
T. Cox
Jackly
Robinson
A. Blisses
Clara
Lucy Guyer
Bible Institute
Cleve Jang
Charles Harris
Furman
Township
Lewis
Missouri
Will Buckner
Portland
Ore
York
L. Douglas
J. N Hurst
Gregory, S. Dak
Frances Adams
J. K. Northcutt
Altus
Ohio
Julius Hoseman
Merom
Rom Russell
Fruit Trees for October Delivery at Ben Baird Residence
Advertises delivery of Apple Peach Pear Plum and other fruit and shade trees grape vines currants and gooseberries in October to Ben Bairds residence at 36 7 E H Baird.
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Ben Baird
Casey area births and local notices reflect busy community
A series of short items records births, travels, illnesses, and local movements in Casey and nearby areas. People welcomed a son Ralph Brooke, while others visited relatives in Pittsburg and Chicago. Farmers report field work, crop actions, and town developments as spring activities begin.
Westfield Telegraph Upgrades Progress On System Expansion
The Westfield Telephone company advances extensive improvements to its system. Mr and Mrs Wm Hutton celebrate their 61st wedding anniversary at their Grandview home. Frank Jauher, long associated with the Van Dike place and now near Salisbury, dies. Water tower materials for a 60000 gallon tank have been shipped and arrive by Saturday. The power and pumps will follow, with contractors aiming to finish by December 10.
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Westfield Telephone Company
Wm Hutton
Grandview
Frank Jauher
van Dike Place
Town
Salisbury
Insurance on Farm and City Property by Cole and Cole
Tornado and fire insurance offered on farm and city property by the largest companies at lowest rates. Write or call for terms. Cole and Cole.
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Jowest
Cole & Cole
Local social notes and farm sale report
A short week report notes light wheat sowing last week and several family movements. Mrs. Everett Polter is ill with malaria. Clarence Goeckler plans moving to Marshall. Wm Shafer and daughter Nellie of Wabash visited his sister Mrs. Charley Goeckler. Mrs. Riley Cox and Edna Stricker from Livingston visited relatives here. A large crowd attended Fred Welland's sale Tuesday. M E aid society of Clarksville served dinner at the sale. Sam Findley moved from wm O Gara's farm to Timothy Babcock's. Sue Smitley moved from Oda Marrs farm to Fred Welland's and Forest Meloy moved into the vacated farm.
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Everett Polter
Clarence Goeckler
Marshall
Wm Shafer
Nellie
Wabash
Charley Goeckler
Riley Cox
Edna Stricker
Livingston
Fred Welland
ME Aid Society of
Clarksville
Sam Findley
Wm O’gara
Timothy Babcock
Sue Smitley
Oda Marrs
Fred Weilland
Forest Meloy
World Growing Better Through Health Helpers
Pittsfield New Hampshire resident Mrs W W Gould credits Electric Bitters with curing long standing stomach and kidney troubles. She now urges others to try the remedy, praising its tonic effects and liver and kidney benefits. Available for 50 cents at Robi Prewett's.
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W W. Gould
Pittsfield
Robi Prewett
Bridge repairs near Clarksville completed after upgrades
The Clarksville bridge over Mill Creek underwent substantial repairs. The work raised the bridge by about three feet, moved it west, added concrete abutments, iron, and steel, and refloored at a cost of 1883 dollars, with the county paying half.
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Clarksville
Mill Creek
Committee of Supervisors and Highway Commissioners
West midway rocked as work horse loss noted
Frank Beachout reports a lost work horse while West midways community activity includes Dudley visitors and asnap shot of apple pickers. Baptists add hitch racks and Rev Sneed baptizes parishioners. Corn fodder suffers from heavy moisture and drillers quit on the James farm citing a 3 percent coal vein. Mrs Edward Coons visits from West Terre Haute to share time with relatives.
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West Midway
Frank Beachout
Will Brossman
Dudley
Hitch
Baptist
Harry Husted
Bedford Hospital
Sneed
James Farm
Edward Coons
West Terre Haute
New Life Pills advertised as strike breakers for health
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as remedies to restore body organs that misbehave. The copy emphasizes natural aid and gentle action leading to prompt health improvements. Purchases are pitched at 25 cents through Robert Prewett.
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Dr. King
Robert Prewett
Local Notes on Visits and Illness in Town
Harold Maurer is slowly improving from typhoid fever. Mrs. Chas Pease left Friday for Lyons Indiana where she will live. Nellie and Anna Salter visited Ruth and Hazel Geisert Sunday. Beulah Maurer entertained several of her girl friends Sunday afternoon. Wim Cork and wife of Livingston spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Salter Everett White and Floyd Sharkey spent Sunday with cousin Leonard Taylor of Oak Grove. Mr and Mrs Otis Bell and daughter Mildred of near Clarkaville spent Sunday with Rudolph Kuhn and family.
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Harold Maurer
Chas Pease
Lyons
Ind
Nellie
Anna Salter
Ruth
Hazel Geisert
Beulah Maurer
Wim
Cork
Livingston
Henry Salter
Everett White
Floyd Sharkey
Leonard Taylor
Oak Grove
Otis Bell
Mildred
Clarkaville
Rudolph Kuhn
The Search for a Friend Ends in Shared Hands
A call to openness and helping others urges readers to reach out to crowds and offer aid. Those who seek connection may find a hand extended in return, and a soul to meet its likeness. Isolated lives fade when active friendship is pursued.
A Friendly Call Over a Sticky Ball and Candy
A child asks to play at Mrs. Nextdoor's yard after his ball lands there. The mother notes the boy rarely plays with them. He recalls the ball being returned sticky and suspects the neighbors have candy.
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Tommy
Mamma
Farmers Exchange and Bureau of Information Formed
Join the Farmers Exchange and Bureau of Information now organized and invite associated members. Call or write John L. G. Fultz, Mer, Marstall, RR 73 for details.
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THE
Farmers’ Exchange and
Bureau OF IN
John LG fNeltz
Mer. Marstall
McCall's Magazine and Patterns Promote Fashion Guide
McCall's Magazine offers latest McCall's Patterns and stylish designs along with short stories and practical information for women. It markets itself as the reliable monthly fashion guide with broad appeal and numerous readers.
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McCall's
Holmes
McCall
Cnet
Ae Weil
Bae Drale
THE JEWELS A Story of 1930
A 1911-era account titled The Jewels A Story of 1930 from the American Press Association recounts notable events and figures shaping the year 1930 through a journalistic narrative.
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American Press Association
Father explains radium gems and altered riches
A chemist father recounts how he used radium to convert crystals into artificial gems matching lost jewels. He explains the process, the duplication of shapes and colors, and how later a German chemist revealed the method diminishing value. He notes the shift to radium driven fashion and scarcity.
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Spier
Suture
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St Louis
Mattie Hitt
Frank Harris
Wagoner
Oklo
Geo Cochonour
Effingham
Cochonour
W. D. Scudamore
Flora
George Harts
Knapp
Bradford
James Harper
Elsie Gilberet
Strk Mullen
Ganner Times
E. W. Estep
Ross Fork
Idaho
A. C. Garrison
Fanchlon Ferguson
Bel‘inde
West
Wagoner, Oksdas
Frank Tis
Sede Tohn Fort
Effingham Sanitarium
Wofieaday
Cad
Hadi
Brive Giese Eae
John Richey
Edgar County
Charles Burnsides
Wm. Coombs
Harvey Winterrowd
Dave Montgomery
John Sloan
Frank Hurst
Saille Hurst
Felton Miller
Clarksville Bridge
Burnsides
Dan Kaufman
Swain
Indiana
George Claypool
Dolson
Westfield
the Review
Wwe
South Dolson
Homer
Akemness
Keeley “State Ft
McCall’s Magazine
And
McCall Patterns
Germany
Mande
Ihose
Terre Haute
Michigan
A. O. Dickens
Gallagher Building
Ee ‘Helen’ F. Mears
Vam
Ana Nicas Cara
Telesis
Pussing Merson
Beniatent
St. Gaudens
Dutiidio
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