Backache hints at kidney trouble in a Monticello testimonial
Mrs. Henry Roller of 317 N Dewey St reports relief from a nagging backache and intermittent kidney symptoms after taking Deans Kidney Pills. She says the pills keep kidney trouble away and recommends them, noting they cost 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Roller
N. Dewey St
Dean
Dean’s Kidney Pills—the Same That Mrs. Roller Had. Foster-Milburn Co., Msgrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Influenza Affects Reynolds Community Amid War Efforts
The Reynolds area reports widespread influenza illness, forcing closure of schools and public gatherings. Residents await return of Dr. Williams from military service, while church revival events proceed cautiously. Local families share visits, sales plans, and travel to Indianapolis and Bloomington as hospital and military camp cases rise.
Fairview Community Notes and Local Visits
Fairview updates include illnesses and social visits. Mrs. William Criswell is ill with heart trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Cope, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, and many others hosted and visited relatives. A revival began at Pions Chapel and War Mothers plan a gathering at Mrs. Shell’s home. Gerald Reingardt welcomed a new birth. historical letters from 1889 are recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Criswell
George Cope
Matt Elmore
Cora Benjamin
F. M. Harrison
W. H. Henry
Ottie Eaglehoff
Alvin Hall
Vint Mikesell and
Mikesell
Baer
Hog Shipment Tone to Chicago Market
The report notes about 10,000 hogs move daily to the Chicago market via the Monon line, indicating a steady livestock flow from the region. The detail highlights the scale of hog transport and the pivotal Monon route facilitating the market access.
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Chicago
Monon
Small Town Notes From Brookston And Nearby Areas
Brookston and surrounding communities report influenza cases in Idaville Hopedale and Brookston. Family visits continue including Miss Downs return from Logansport and Fridley Purdue student hosting guests. John Klepinger an eighty eight year old former Prairie Township teacher is found dead. several local gatherings and church meetings are noted.
Burnettsville Community Notices Mixed Local Visits
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels and greetings. Nellie Boehme returns from Watseka. Cora Watts from Logansport visits on business. Martha Calbreth back from Rockfield. A B Stine from Pittsburg visits. Myrtle Huff stays with Elmer Musselman family. Harry Evernham and children visit Coonrod home near Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Boehme
Watseka Ilinois
Cora Watts
Logansport
Martha Calbreth
Rockfield
Stine
Pittsburg
Myrtle Huff
Elmer Musselman
Harry Evernham
Coonrod
Monticello
Robert Graham
California
Burnettsville
Clark Myers
Joe Ireland
Chicago
Frank Risser
Hopedale
Harold Risser
Demorest Schneider
Brookston
James Bell
Local Social Notes From Guernsey Area
Wiley Ballard fell ill with influenza last Saturday. Fred Reynolds and family visited Mrs. Mary Baker on Sunday. Eva Marquess of Yeoman visited Grace Ballard. Arthur Conwell and wife welcomed a daughter born December 1. Elmer Beasey and his wife visited the Reynolds home. Mrs C A Ballard visited Ruth Overly near Patton last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Ballard
Fred Reynolds
Mary Baker
Eva Marquess of Yeoman
Grace Ballard
Arthur Conwell
Elmer Beasey
Reynolds
C. E. Sickler
A Ballard
Ruth Overly
Near Patton
Monon Community News and Health Notices
Mrs Lewis Davis visited Monon. Miss Mae Sluyter confined at home. Battery C members en route home from France. Christian church holds morning and evening services with Rev Z McNew conducting. Box social next Saturday in former hardware room. Liberty Guards to be discharged. Forty seven in Sunday School, a year ago there were seventeen in cold weather. Rosa Martin and Morgan Hughes went to Reynolds for illness of Mrs Harvey Scott and four influenza victims. Harold Whitaker and Lord Overton visited Chase Rishling. S M Jacks ill with influenza, second episode. Velda Heltzell recovering from catarrhal appendicitis after influenza. G A Holeman, Mrs Frank Overton and daughters visited J H Culp family. Nora Phillips and Jessie Eldridge of Rensselaer visiting Stiers family. Influenza ban on public gatherings in Monon Township until controlled. Fred Stiers with cancerous neck growth. doctor advised hospital visit in Lafayette. returned home with advise that no operation needed.
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W. Ol Gossett
Brookston
W. Gardner
B. F. Binney
Monticello
P. J. Ward
Florence Morehouse
Walter
Chicago
Daisy Casto
Peru
Newton Johnson
Reynolds
Hugh Langwell
Monroe County
Bloomington
Clay Carr
Butch” Wiese
Miss Pearl Adams
Indianapolis
Florence Knight
Cecil Harrison
Purdue University
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Fross
Pions Chapel
George Shell
Airs
M. A. Pherson
Edwin
Lewis Davis
Monon
Mae Sluyter
Battery C
France
The
Christian Church
Z. McNew
Liberty Guards
Rosa Martin
Morgan Hughes
Harvey Scott
Martin
Hughes
S. M. Jacks
Velda Heltzell
A. Holeman
Frank Overton
Chloa
Edith
J. H. Culp
Gail
Nora Phillips
Jessie Eldridge
Rensselaer
Fred Stiers
Stiers
Imany
Stuart of
Manon
Lafayette
Illness and social visits noted in local column
Headlee reports Virgil Rother and family sick with influenza. Joe Penny and wife of Lorans Port visited relatives last Sunday. Lonnie Swartz and children of Walcott visited Lewis Rother and family. Hilda McCloud stayed with Leta Walter during Chicago trip. Cecil and Lovell Pierce from Kokomo visiting. John Walter and J S McBeth attended International Live Stock show in Chicago. Nelle Flaningham demonstrated meat canning at Alice Baker’s. will teach cottage cheese next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hinshaw
Loyd
Dale Criswell
Orson Cope
Willard Smith
Cullen Creek
Alvin Hall
Joe Cullen
Idaville
Cora
Carrie Moore
Cullen
Virgil Rother
Joe Penny
Loransport
Lonnie Swartz
Walcott
Lewis
Hilda McCloud
Leta Walter
Chicago
Cecil Pierce
Kokomo
Lovell Pierce
John Walter
J. S. McBeth
Nelle Flaningham
Alice Baker
Chalmers Community Notes On Visits And Flu Closures
Morris Sterner and family visited relatives in Brook Sunday. J A Kassabaum and family stayed with Will Stoker and family. James Harris and Charley Harris of Logansport visited Chal mers for a few days. Mrs James McLean and children plus others from Dyer and Battle Ground were guests of the Stalier sister in Chalmers. Flu cases linger but are not serious. schools and public meetings remain closed to curb the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Sterner
Brook
J A. Kassabaum
Will Stoker
James and
Charley Harris
Logansport
Chalmers
James McLean
Lamont and
Max
Dyer
Holloway
Leslie Holloway
Battle Ground
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