Old Glory Thomas K. Buskirk Seeks 3rd District Nomination
Orange County candidate Old Glory Thomas K Buskirk seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress in the 3rd District of Idaho subject to the May 4 1920 Democratic primaries. New Albany miner candidate J 1 O'Bannon also seeks the nomination for the Third Congressional District subject to Denver primary results May 4 1920. Floyd County resident Joan W Ewing runs for Democratic nomination in the 8th District subject to May 1920 primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas K. Buskirk
Orange County
Lidiaia
J 1. O'Bannon
New Albany Andminers
Canscress
Denvcrave
Joan W. Ewing
Floyd County
Fay Congress
Nfisun
Weekend visits and sales in Pekin and Salem
Miss Hazel Misher was weekend guest of her sister Mrs dacolit and family of Barden. Miax live Elrod spent Saturday night with her parents. Rose Journell and Katie Martii were business callers in Salem Monday evening. Miss dazel Fisher left Tuesday for a few days visit with her sister Mos Ed Akers of Salem. Jay Martin spent Saturday night and Sunday at Falls City. Me and firs Baul Schoehy spent Sunday with her parents. Missy Nanny Maurland spent Thursday with Lucile. Elza V. Burtlen and J. Overton were in Javille. Monday Wu. Morsinger of near Borded was at Pekin Monday. A large crowd attended the Gill and Stewart sale Wednesday. Phillip Wisher of Burden was in Pekin Wednesday to visit his sister Mrs Thos Beltows, who is sick out, he reported much improved. Carpentry tools, good boring machine at the Robison Sale. Ed Birod delivered a truck load of oil to New Liberty. Hazel Tull spent Wednesday night with Josie Graves. Mrs Lawrence Martin and daughter Louise of Salem are spending today with her parents. There are remarks on political views and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misers Rose Journell
Katie Martii
Salem
Miss Dazel Fisher
Mos Ed Akers
Jay Martin
Falls
Firs
Baul Schoehy
Guns Marcin
Missy Nanny Maurland
Lucile
Marklaid
Phillip Wisher
Pekin
Thos Beltows
Hazel Tull
Skinners Hill
O. T. Martins
Mivson Martin
Chenter Worley
Ouetta
Sears
Lisa Edna Martin
Emery Sanders
Clyde
Salon
Ovetta
Velva Sears
Raymond Losson
Richard Brock
Robert Sappenfield
Edn Martin
Stanley Seara
Iowa
Emery Sandera
Juttie
Irene
O. P. Martins
Grant Burnit
George Hendricks
Corydon
Charles
Cleo Garman
Walton
Coas Co. Ind
Httle
MT. Zion
Chui Mattox
Everett Stewart
Lee Gorman
Lebart Payne
Dr. Green
Roy Waller
Jay. VanMeter
El Elrod Joins Standard Oil Overseer Role
El Elrod replaces Hugh Pills at Jeffersonville as Standard Oil man guiding kerosene sales. The note laments the loss of Phillis while praising Ed as equally capable in maintaining supply and company traditions amid changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Elrod
Hugh Phillis
Jeffersonville
Hugh
John D
Oxygen Therapy Promoted as Universal Remedy
An ad-like fragment touts oxygen as the best medicine for all ages and ailments. It cites a patent by Infinite Wisdom and a seal of divine assistance. Dr. Lawrasan Brown references rules for avoiding pulmonary tuberculosis in a convoluted, nonstandard text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrasan Brown
Why Men Endure Freezing Seats in Boats and Pews
A puzzling question about tolerance for discomfort on cold days compares a man who sits four hours on a hard boat seat holding a fish pot without complaint, to a comfortably cushioned man in a well-worn church who lasts only an hour and fifteen minutes. The contrast raises questions about endurance, context, and social expectations.
Local residents recall visits and sales in vicinities
Lower Blue River residents recount Allen Gosy and wife visiting C. P. Graves and wife on Monday. Clyde Murthy led his appointment in this vicinity Sunday. Clea Hamilton and Lowell Boxz fled Heber and Virgil Trainer Sunday. Several from the vicinity attended the Martin sale last week. Roland Martin visited Lewis Dealers Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Blue River
Allen Gosy
C. P. Graves
Clyde Murthy
Clea Hamilton
Lowell Boxz
Heber
Virgil Trainer
Martin
Roland Martin
Lewis
Local Social Notes Reflect Community Visits and Family News
Mrs Mary Miller and daughter Oseline visited Mrs Ona Purkhiser Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs George Loyd and son called on Mr Amos Evening. Mr Wiser and Harry L Rouse made a business trip to Frederickabay Saturday. Thelma Virginia was born January 25. Sunday visitors at Beach Armstrongs included Logan Jones and daughter Hene Cyrus Miller and daughter Oseline. Mrs Ona Purkhiser and Mrs Cecil Royse visited Miss Florence on China Loughmiller Sunday. Mabel Elliott works at the Salem factory. Elmer Darkadale visited his father Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narners
Kermit Martin
Warold Armtrong
Mary Miller
Oseline
Ona Purkhiser
George Loyd
Von
Amosening
Oren
Wiser
Harry L. Rouse
Prederickabay
Gna Porkhiser
Elder
Cecil Royse
Jaans Mar
Thelma Virginia
Beach Armstrong’s
Logan Jones
Hene
Cyrus Miller
Miaka Mabel Voyles
J Fole
Ruysel Voyles
Everett
Billott
Mitchell
Misses Florence
China Loughmiller
Mabel Elliott
Salem
Elmer Darkadale
Gard of Thanks for Tina View
We extend our thanks to neighbors and friends who aided during the illness and death of our daughter and sister Tina View. Gratitude also to the undertaker and Mr W A Bartle of Siem, and to Thos Borders and family for support during our grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina View
W. A. Bartle
Siem
Thos
Best Cough Remedy Endorsed by Drug Stores
A Cubrun Kentucky druggist JoB Jones says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best cough medicine he has used in seven years. He recommends it for family use, noting its effectiveness and safety based on personal experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Chamberlain
Job. Jones
Cubrun
Ratts School House Icebound Travel and Visits
Ice covers Ratts School House area hindering travel. Mrs G Vo Retz rushed to aid her critically ill brother C K Martin, with several visitors from Mt Washington and Colvin firms. Teachers Grant Markland and Masters Mento Turner, Roland Martin, Miss Harriett Corn, and local ladies visited. Fears for Mrs Jane Barrett and Denny family illnesses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratts
G. Vo Retz
C. K. Martin
Martin
Colvin Firm
Grant Markland
Mento Turner
Roland Martin
Mt. Washington
Misa Harriett Corn
P. H
Ruth Temple
Cathrine’ Martin
Dora Denny
Jane Barrett
Lula
Gertrude
Irwin” Denny
H. D. Teugh
Born to Mr and Mrs James Mar A River Bend birth notice
In Sunday January 26 a girl was born to Mr and Mrs James Mar. The article notes Mrs Cyrus Miller and dawelter Oseline visiting, and mentions several local residents on weekend activities including Orin Purkhiser and family, Harry Royse, Geneva Martin and Irene Smith. Additional visits include Mrs Orin Purkhiser to Harry Royse's and a trip by Cyrus Miller to Frederickseburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Smith
Orn Purkhiser
Winsor
Harry Royse
Lafe Loughmislers
James “En Follette
Rusa Marshalls
Greenbrier Social News Lists Local Visits
The Greenbrier column notes many family and neighbor visits with no serious incidents reported. Names include Mrs E W Curtis, Lev Naugle, Wilkie Hill, Mrs Eliza Ashibran, Mrs Ciara Betlaws, Mrs Bessie Gray, Levi Naugle, Olive Mattox, Elsie Naugle, Mrs June Milton, Mrs Ward Oriy, Nelson Tosca, C W Madox, Carl Eisie Clara Naagle, Gilbert Philips and family, Kenneth, John Nagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Milton Io
Ward Oriy
Nelson Tosca
C. W. Madox
Carl, Eisie
Clara Naagle
Gilbert Philips
Kenneth
Wut
Lucay
Thureday
John Nagle
Chamberlains Tablets for Digestive Health
An advertisement promotes Chamberlains Tablets as aids for indigestion and constipation, claiming they tone the stomach liver and bowels to restore natural function and healthy condition, with a claim that users will be pleased by the effects. Local notes from Skinner's Hill mention residents attending a sule and visiting, plus brief mentions of social visits and a funeral report from Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wedding balls and school notes mingle in town chatter
The article notes many local residents absent from school due to ice and weather, visits by Curtis Kay and family, Purlees at home, and a postponed Parent Teachers meeting. It mentions Miss Eulah Purlee returning to school after sickness, various calls and visits around Gasburg and Salem, and references to old and new car models with humorous musings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Kay
Evelyn
Sunny
H.a.purlee
Eulah Purlee
Bee Barnett
Pail Bateille and neighbors in the county events
A jumble of local notes reports visits by residents and neighbors. Mr. Mead sold cattle, farming plans talk of spring wheat, and church attendance suffered due to bad weather. Families share health notes, birthdays, school visits, and social plans with reflections on scripture and community life.
Pekin School Notes Bright activity despite sickness and bad roads
Pekin schools report steady attendance and busy classes. Eighth graders strive for diplomas while Juniors complete fret work in manual training. Mary Temple and Lilian Motsinger return from illness as sophomores joke and a class prints for Louisville and New Albany, with Miss Stella Graves visiting Primary grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin School
Mary Temple
Manuel
Lilian Motsinger
Prof.Witton
Louisville
New Albany
Seymour
Alabama
Miasouri
Jlinela
The
Neighborhood Notes and Local Visits
Mt Zion residents share visits and errands from the week with names including Chui Mattox Everett Stewart Lee Gorman Lebart Payne and Jay VanMeter. Acknowledgments praise for a recent issue and a reminder to use Chamberlains Cough Remedy at early signs of croup.
Obituary of David H Hedrick from Salem family
David H Hedrick born in Washington County November 19 1956 died January 23 1920 age 63 years 2 months 4 days married first Lucy Roby children Marie Leota Claude Ellis Anadie none survive. Remarried Lizzie Beck April 3 1896 three daughters Miss Estelie Mary and Mary H. Funeral January 25 at 2 pm Blue River Christian Church Salem conducted by Rev Battle laid to rest in nearby cemetery. Family mourns loss with many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Hedrick
John
Sarah Hedrick
Washington County
Lucy Roby
Iildren Mauile
Leota E
J.C Wold
Minneapolis i Minn
Claude T
Pekin
Ellis
Brazil
Ind
Anadie E
RT. Wells
J. L. Roby
Lizzie Beck
Toth
James Boling
Estelie M
Mary H
Winter Weather Impacts Local College Activities
College Hall reports an old fashioned winter with ice and cold causing no chores last Sunday. Several pupils are absent due to colds and illness, including Walter Martins and daughter Grace Truebrood at Salem. Otis Sullivan visited his sister in Salem, while Mrs Louie Langnall recuperates after surgery in Louisville. Jesse and Raymond Curtis visit sister Mrs Volney Martin and mother Mrs Emma Euma Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rickard
Thornton Purkhiser
Walter Martins
Grace Truebrood
Salem
Ollig Sanders
Pekin
Otis Sullivan
Mra Grover Short
Louie Langnall
Apponiet's
St. Anthony's Hospital
Louisville
Jesse
Raymond Curtis
Volney Martin
Emma Euma Curtis
Frank and Manse Turner Attend Congress Announcement
Frank and Manse Turner of Lost River attended the event at the uill Bros. Stew purt site Wednesday while John W. Eig of New Albany was back in Tuesday in spite of inclement weather, greeting others as they went about their day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank and
Manse Turner
Lost River
Uill Bros
John W. Eig
New Albany
Congress
Lick Branch Notes On Visits And Games
Theo Lick Branch family spent Sunday with Ida Roby and wife. Lorene Hunt of Salem visiting his brother Gilmer and wife for a few days. Chas Marshall and others called on Red Jackson Thursday night. Ralph Miller visited C C Miller and family. Chas Voylea went to Salem Monday. Merle Gray made Sunday evening visit on River Bend. Ezra Voyles visited his sister Mia and Dorothy Arnold Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalila True
Martinsburg
Merle Gray
Rive Bend
Ezra Voyles
Mia
Dorothy Arnold
Familly
Subscription Expiry Notice With Pencil Check Mark
Readers are warned that expired subscriptions or those expiring with this issue will receive one more copy. Expiration is shown by a pencil mark on the receipt. The notice urges customers to shop and bring a thing to eat, emphasizing earnest thrift.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hazel Misher
Dacolit Aud
Barden
Miax
Elrod
Elza V. Burtlen
J. Overton
Javille
Wu. Morsinger
Near Borded
Robison
Ligtaf
Colume
Ed Birod
New Liberty
Demothenes
Custon
Club Weekly
Cincinnati Inquire
Pekin Advance
Louisville Evening Post
George Purlee
St Gasburg
James Hottel
Te Griff
Audrawire
Jean Katiern Green
Skeen Ot
Jodianapolis
LD. I. G Jtoster
Lanufacturer
Albert Mei
Chain
Liville
Muylins
Gantt
Hurryville
O. W. Mead
Euine Piga
Fred Allen
John Fiosus
Emily Wyatt
Lailé
Eylio Aard
Clarence McCuskey
Lekin
Arthur Lucas
Indiana
Mra Will Vtwelly
Kememhe
Heb
Robison Sale
Daisy Hill
Nira
Delbert Owens
June Jatkeona
Wick
Maldred Bywaters
Walt
Ed. Backwood
John Couts
Newie
Dempsey
Bert
Cecil Owens
Delert Owens
Wallie Owens
Hallie Bieikenbaker
John Costa
Vrs
Swalt Co
W. W. Owens
Ed. Packwood
Ktuckey Barley
John Coats
Millard
Tom South
College Hall
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