Mrs Adaline Brown Returns to Jeffersonville Daughters
Mrs Adaline Brown has returned to her daughters at Jeffersonville. Mrs Lillie Terrell and Mrs Zela Williams have about recovered from their recent illness. Protracted meeting closed last week at Bethel. Chas. Smith was elected Road Supervisor of Dist No 2 Saturday. John Mahuren, who has a position at Salem, visited his parents Supo as Clyde Schleicher is erecting an automobile house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline Brown
Jeffersonville
Lillie Terrell
Zela Williams
Bethel
Chas. Smith
Dist
John Mahuren
Salem
Supo
Clyde Schleicher
Danger Signal Cough Remedy Warns Like Fire Bell
A fragment discusses cough as a danger signal and promotes Chamberlain Cough Remedy to stop persistent coughing after colds or grip. It cites Mrs. Thomas Beeching of Andrews Indiana praising the remedy for her husband who repeatedly catches cold and coughs in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Beeching
Andrews, Ind
Chamberlai
Souder's School House Notes and Local Moves
Local items report lack of activity at Souder's School House last week as students and teachers drifted home. Sam Allen moved to Ey.us Wright's place. Rev. John Overton led a meeting at the school house. Ruth Nate faced an injury delaying her square. Dist No 2 supervisor election drew a crowd with Oscar Nale winning 24 to 1 for Sanford amid family name mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Overton
School House
Oscar Nale
San Po Ford
Nale
George Short
Barney
James Short
Hamilton Pianos Fame Across the World
A fragmented early 20th century style note extols Hamilton pianos as widely famous and emblematic of wealth and quality, praising their presence in many countries and their association with the top 1 percent of society.
Local Social News From Big Spring and Nearby
Sunday visits and gatherings feature Big Spring residents including Eld Joe Bunch and Pauline, Susie Crim with friends after church, and An a Turner circle at Wright WA. Wilson hauls corn to the market, with families like Smiths and Chuck Turner noted in weekend activities and travel. plus bits on Miss Bila Knickerbocker’s Indianapolis stay and a nurse’s illness sidelining work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Spring
Joe Bunch
Daughy
Pauline
Arthur Turner
Susie Crim
Mable Elliott
May Wilson
Ana
Gladys Turner
Bes Ie
Stella
Wright
Wilson
Johu Smith
W S.chuck Turner
John Cron
L. D. Barlee
Nivistuck
Ode to a Loyal Dog and Quiet Hero
A tribute poem praises a dog’s steadfast friendship and sacrifice for his human. It lauds unspoken loyalty, guarding a friend through hunger and hardship, without boasting or ingratitude. The verse contrasts canine devotion with human criticism, highlighting a noble, faithful nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neek
Notice to Hunters and Signatures at The Advance
The undersigned warn against hunting on our press and any violations will be reported to game warden. The notice will appear again next week. Signers include Frank Gray, I M Tash, Henry Rash, Blankenbaker, Claude Gray, Wyman, Etrod, Sherman Stitt, Lewis Trainer, Win McCoskey, M J Motsinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed
Frank Gray I. M. Tash
Henry Rash Dames
Blankenbaker
Claude Gray
Wyman
Etrod Sherman Stitt Lewis
McCoskey
Motsinger
The Destructive Rabbit in Australia and Here
A letter discusses rabbits as crops wreckers, noting Australia’s massive losses after release, and contrasts it with local laws that shield rabbits. It mentions bounties, fencing, and restrictions on killing, highlighting farmers’ costly battles against the species and improvised protection measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Local Visits Highlight Week in Community
Miss Mable Beck visited Amos Voyles for a week while Cyrus Miller and family stopped by Belle Cromer on Sunday. Miss Mabie Voyles visited home folks Sunday. Several people attended the wood chopping at Low Nowers on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Beck
Amos Voyles
Cyrus Miller
Belle Cromer
Mabie Voyles
Winter fashions and local notes from a small town
Odor and fashion chatter mark a windy season as Ed Anderson tours Mazon Indiana for farm work at eighty five dollars monthly and board. Reports mention a pox outbreak, relatives visiting in Jeffersonville and a sudden lung congestion illness easing, plus a list of local hunters, trappers and residents including Gill Bras Johnson Loughimike Clyde Martin Dawson Souder Roy Wray and Raleigh Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Anderson
Mazon, IN
NTE
Gill Bras
Johnson Loughimike
Clyde Martin Dawson Souder
Roy Wray
Raleigh Temple
May Lewis Returns to Illinois After Visit
May Lewis returns to Illinois after a two day visit with relatives here. Sydnoy comes home from own, where he has been words for Frank Zink. Miss Fern Miller spent night with Miss Edna Milly James Millar and daughter. Mr ude Strange left Saturday for a visit with his daughter Besse Sherrow. Grandmay Hoggatt is slowly recovering. Mr and Mrs Win Wingler spent Thursday at O P Zinks. Mrs Leona Stone of Oklahoma visits her uncle Wesley Luke with Lynn Smith and wife. Lynn Smith and wife spent Monday with their daughter Mrs Win Sin J 2. Hoggatt and family spent Sunday at Grandma Hoggatt s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elian Seeson
James
Jefersonville
N. E. Redman
Maysel Payne
May Lewis
Ilinois
Sydnoy
Own
Frank Zink
Fern Miller
Edna Milly
James Millar
Mrude Strange
Besse Sherrow
Win, Wingler
O. P. Zink's
Leona Stone
Oklahoma
Wesley Luke
Lynn Smith
Win
Sin
Nervous Woman Learns Constipation Relief Aid
A reader notes relief for nervousness caused by constipation through Chamberlains Tablets. The item claims quick relief and improved digestion and states the product is obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Surprise Birthday Party For Harry Motsinger
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday morning for Harry Motsinger’s 26th birthday surprise at his home. About 31 guests enjoyed a hearty meal, music, and social chatter after the feast. Present were Elmer Jacobi family, John Jacobi family, John Crane, Katie Martin and Herman, Charley Motsinger, Winnie Messer, John Fisher and family, C W Johnson family, Fred Fisher and Evyln, and C A Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Motsinger
Hoon
Harry
Elmer Jacobi
Audra
Near Galena
John Jacobi
Borden
John Crane
Salem
Katie Martin
Herman
Farabee
Charley Motsinger
Winnie ‘Messer
Near Bowman
Atu
John Fisher
Chris
Hazel
Local notes from Pekin and area brief update
Merry Xmas wishes from The Advance readers. Carl Stewart moved to his new Pekin property on Newtown Way. Money day, Rank Allen of Swayback, visited John Bordmand's part this week. Chas Daily elected road supervisor last Saturday. W. B. Motsinger spent Sunday afternoon with N. W. Romdan. Mrs Ora Souder remains ill with lagrippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Stewart
Pekin
Chas
W. B. Motsinger
N. W. Romdan
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Sam Allen
Ruth Nate
Hamilton
Hermes
Globe
Wdas
Bila Knickerbocker
Ko Bean
Indianapolis
Faure
Cotes
Chas, Turney
Prince
N. Markland
Avery
Tle
Pictorial Review Patterns
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Chaple
Lon Bowers
Vernia Cromer
Portland
Towsend & Freeman
C. E. Sierry
Rostor
Grandmay Hoggatt
Baer
Pearl St
Next Lu
New Albany, Ind
Arthur G. Littell
Unokkracen
Wawalmer
Indiana
Santa Klaus Az
Oldurself
H. C. Sullivan
Hot Springs
Zame
Cripple Creek
Spear of Heaven
Colorado
Arkansas
Chicago
Belle
the Columbia
Win. Mot8inger
Borden, Ind
Bowman
Rank Allen of
Swayback
John Bordmand
Ora Souder
Lagrippe
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