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Newspaper

Pekin Advance

Location

Pekin, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1917

Page

4

Spelling Bee and Local Visits Highlight Week

Souder's School House hosted Grover Wright while hogs were killed Monday of last week. Oscar Nale visited Salem Monday. John Voyles toured Pekin Wednesday. Nale helped Voyles cut wood with a cut-off saw. A Republican spelling bee was held Wednesday night, with Delbert Davis named best speller and GarL Wilson best at games. Cari Wilson won spelling and ciphering honors. Nate was cutting wood for Rot Wells Friday afternoon.

Grover Wright Oscar Nale Salem John Voyles Republian Delbert Davis Ant Garl Wilson Hohesing Cari Wi Ator Nate Wells

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Boosted by User Testimonials

A reader note from J Rt. Moore of Lost Valley Ga claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is most effectual for hacking coughs and colds. After taking it, his cough always disappears. The ad states the product is obtainable everywhere.

J. Rt. Moore Valey Ady

Becketts Mill Mystery Figures In Odd Local Tale

Becketts Mill reports a confusing scene as Bro Lomax visiting Asia community was found ill around 1 o clock Thursday morning and died at Arthur Johnsons home. He was moved home Friday morning. Roy Beck attended a party near Hey Voyles Saturday night and visited Haro Elis Sunday. Thomas Click is very ill. Aerbers and Oliv Short visited Nobie Zink Saturday. P Turley from Orleans was in town on business last week.

Mr Hott Bro Lomax Asia O'Clok Arthur Johnson Ainville Roy Beck Hey Voyles Orean Sp Haro

Fragmented Thought on Building Wealth Across Nations

The text appears corrupted, mentioning instruments and wealth in homes, suggesting a general statement on prosperity and prestige. It lacks clear people, places, organizations, dates, or events to form a solid, factual summary card.

Dutch Creek News Notes and Local Visits

Dutch Creek reports Mrs M Myers on the sick list with letters from Pastine Vayles of Jeffersonville and Ira Vayles family. Amy Bush, once ill, is now able to be out. Helson and John Hatts fed cattle from Borden Friday. Hobson in Pekin, Joartin bought a cow from John Brown last week. Weller Voyles of Halo visited on Saturday and Sunday. Wall r Bell works for Qdur Weller.

Myers Pastine Vayles Jefersonville Qiite Ira Vayles A Myers Benat Ori Amy Bush Helsn John Hatts Borden Hobson Pekin Weller Voyles Halo Angele FE Sumiiy Wall R Bell Qdur Weller

Fort Hill Happenings and Local Visits Chronicle

Fort Hill notes list Monday hog butchering by P Martindale, Thursday visits by Delbert Davis family to A W Rippey, Miss Anna Shanks visiting Mrs Marion Adams, and several townsfolk dealing with whooping cough. Incidents include Leo King’s injury from a falling limb, weekend visits by Ephraim Martindale and wife, and other neighborly calls among the Shanks, Purkhisers, and Millers with numerous minor social updates.

P. Martindale Delbert Davis A. W. Rippey Anna Shanks Marion Adams A. S. Allen Marvin Martin Ben Purkhiser Elsie Marshall Zelta Purkhiser Mabel Beck Shanks

The Habit of Taking Cold and Its Quick Remedy

A short note advises avoiding colds by daily cold sponge baths at about 90 degrees Fahrenheit and keeping windows open. It claims this habit reduces sickness and recommends Champlain's Cough Remedy for immediate use when a cold occurs.

Salem Residents Share Visits and Illness News

Mr Zion and Mrs Ellen Burkhart of Salem spend weeks with sister Mrs Andrew Mayfield. Several pupils, Everett Stewart and Pearl Cuppy, were absent from school due to illness. Charley Robison and Elsie Payne attended a Thursday night party at Kid Motsing ar's. Roy Stewart visited L. M. Stewart on Sunday afternoon. Lebert Payne made a business trip to Salem Saturday. Mrs Mariah Baxter was called Saturday to see her son Crawford McCoskey, who has pneumonia. Mr and Mrs James VanMeter, recently ill, with jagrippe. Mr and Mrs Henens Mantooth went to New Albany to see daughter Mrs Earl Anderson, operated on for appendicitis Monday. Mr Andrew Mayfield slowly recovering from illness. Mr and Mrs Lebert Gorman on a business trip to Pekin Saturday. Me and Mrs Paul Valentine visited the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs Oscar Platt, last week. Crawford McCoskey died Sunday evening from pneumonia.

Ellen Burkhart Salem Andrew Mayfield Everett Stewart Pearl Cuppy Charley Robison Elsie Payne Kid Motsingar Roy Stewart L. M. Stewart Lebert Payne Mariah Baxter Crawford McCoskey James VanMeter Henens Mantooth New Albany Earl Anderson Tvho Lebert Gorman Pekin Paul Valentine Oscar Platt Pnemmonia

New Barber Shop Open in O W Hurst Area

Grant Shanks visited Dempsey Vale on Sunday. Several locals attended the spelling at Batts schoolhouse Friday night. Mrs Jane Hamilton and daughter Angie visited Charley Karnes at Pleasant Ridge recently. Lena Bass and Marion Morris visited Thomas Morris and Will Day near Salem last week. Miss Mabel Trainer visited Angie Hamilton one day last week. Allie Graves visited her sister one day last week. Mabel and Cora TraiPealeses Meet visited Eunice and Josephine Gill last week.

Severnl Batts School Jane Hamilton Angie Charley Karnes Pleasant Ridge Lena Bass Marion’ Morris Thomas Morris Will Day Salem Mabel Trainer Angie Stamilton Allie Graves Mabel Cora Trai Pealeses Eunice Josephine Gill

Big Spring Items of Interest This Week

Mrs John Smith spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs W S Crim. Arley Smith has gone to Kennard for work. Mrs John Crim visited her daughter Mrs Ed Miller. Locals south of here are building a telephone line to connect with the Hoosier Exchange at Martinsbur e.

John Smith W. S. Crim Arley Smith Kennard Fact John Crim Ed Miller Here Hoosier Martinsbure

Foley Kidney Fills Aid Fatigued Woman’s Pain Relief

Worth attention to women describes tiredness backache and rheumatic twinges signaling kidney issues. A Missouri writer from Shelhore says two boxes of Foley Kidney Pills cured her. Sold by Markland. Phrases July 4.

Shelhore Markland

Address by George Middleton on moral decline in Texas

Mrs Joint Tisbay and Mr George Middleton will deliver an address in New Ho ot on Thursday night criticizing Mann. Mrs Pete Chastain remains about the same. Miss Delip Hiphrey stays with H E Karman. Melva Moore from the list. Mrs Beasiz Steinen has retired from service. Charles Lowery and wife moved to Salem. Ocey Durnil ignored due to vacated house. James Voster sold his farm to Glen Davis.

Joint Tisbay George Middleton Eaporsd Jane Moore Heber Harmon Plssworth Iowa New Hoot Mann Pete Chastain Charles Lowery Salem Ocey Durnil Mr Lowery James Voster Glen Davis

Cleaning and Pressing Services Advertised by O W Hurst

In New Albany and surrounding areas local notices highlight O W Hurst Cleaning and Pressing urging customers to bring old suits for renewal. The clipping also records extreme weather with eight inches of snow and temperatures down to minus fourteen, plus several short personal notices about residents and travel plans.

O. W. Hurst

Local Notices and Social News Fragments From Canton Area

Brief social notes cite residents and visitors including Gornan Mand Alrs Wis Uawall of Sa tain, Lewis Wager of Chicago visiting family, and Mrs Emmett Johnson with Jeffersonville trip. Funeral attendance for Dempsey Packwood is noted along with Sunday visit by Moyt of Pekin to Loran West. Elmer Fisher connected to local events appears in fragmentary lines.

Gornan Mand Moyt Pekin Loran West Elmer Fisher

Clark Family Visits and Local News Nugget

John and Ed Clark from near Ga rena spent Tuesday with brother C. W. Clark and wife. Wilford York had the measles. John Graves and wife of Salem attended the funeral of their nephew Dempsey Packwood and visited Mrs Graves' brother Lorenzo Wells and wife. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Glenposter from Hale was brought to this place for burial. Uhurecoy Leone Miller and brother Charley from Greenville spent Tuesday with their sister Mrs Fred Smith.

John Ed Clark Garena C. W. Clark Wilford York John Graves Salem Dempsey Packwood

Public Sale Notice of Personal Property at Pekin Farm

Public notice announces a sale of personal property at Johns farm 3162 miles north Palmyrand eight miles southwest of Pekin on Friday January 26 1917 beginning at noon The items listed include two good dead horses one good mare three young cows two wagon s one almost new log pillows and chairs one buggy one set buggy harness and one set double buggy harness noting several garbled terms and misspellings from the OCR but preserving the core assets and date.

Nortin Palmyrand Pekin Celek Pal Persusin

Terms of Sale Credit and cash terms for small sums

A historical notice states that a six month credit will be granted on all sums over five dollars, while cash payments are required for smaller amounts. The wording appears garbled, but indicates a two per week installment plan on balances exceeding a stated threshold.

Social Roundup of Local Visits and an Accident

Towsend and Freeman and others report visits by Miss Elda Graves of Pekin with Ed Motsinger's family. Florence Hottel of Martinsburg stays with Mrs Ota Ransom. Walter Maluron of South Baston visits Mahuron family. Harold Campbell injured two fingers on a cutting box. doctor says others may stiffen. Thornton Skelton of South Boston spent Sunday with Nevil Maharon. Robert Martin and Emmetta of Honey Run traveled in the area last week.

Elda Graves Pekin Ed Motsinger Tona Markland John Crane Salem Florence Hottel Martinsburg Ota Ransom Harold Campbell Thornton Skelton South Boston Nevil Maharon Robert Martin Emmetta Honey Run

Weekend visits and school disruptions in Hallie Ferrer's circle

The note records families Dell Charles Ban Jeffs and others visiting Hallie Ferrer on Sunday. It notes terrible travel days for children reaching school on Monday and Friday, with no school at Goss due to a teacher illness. Robert Martin traveled to Salem, Richard Bagshaw rented his farm to A Hobson, and Oscar Gross will move into Sarah Fitzpatrick's place as she relocates to Oklahoma.

Dell Charles Ban Jeffs Hallie Ferrer L. Mead South Boston Goss Robert Martin Salem Richard Bagshaw Tod A. Hobson Glyde Schleicher Oscar Gross Sarah Fitzpatrick

Health Signs and Digestive Aid Ad by Markland Pharmacy

An old style health ad touts signs of good health and links poor digestion to clogged intestines. It promotes Woley Vathorth Yanlets as a remedy to set you right without pain or nausea. The product is sold by Markland Pharmacy and invites stout persons to try the relief offered.

Markland Pharmacy

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Souder Chaberlain Beck's Mill Hamilton Joartin John Brown Briner Ibce Hum N. Markland Fort Hill Wi. Beck Silas Mitchell Leo King Cimber Waatruch Ephriam Martindale M.M. Mitchell Colt Mr Zion Lower Blue River Grant Shanks Dempsey Vale Texas Delip Hiphrey Mes H. Ie. Karman Melva Moore Beasiz Steinen L.A. Ehnott Paris O. O. Williams Irene Sifers Edna Rodman Everett Brown Mrs Mary Smith Yon Wai Walter Maburon A.J. Matron Maburon Mona Martin Delbert Anderson Samantha Nale Herald Newt Albany Earl Andergon Arthur G. Littell Cally Vron Indiana Bay Ay Smi Hen H. Graves Towsend & Freeman Bierly Farabee Walter Maluron South Bastor A. J. Mahurron Wy Produce H. C. Sullivan Ptrlee’&, Phillips Datarone Atlactin Barber Bear Sullivan’s
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