Fouth Boston Daily Notes Incomplete Local Updates
Local snippets report Clay Stwink pulling clover in the neighborhood amid mixed health notes. Mary Baker remains ill with typhoid fever, while Evra McClellan shows slight improvement and can speak some. Rev Prather preached at Mrs Betsy Lavkenour's on Sunday, Uncle Noah Rusti and wife attended Cross Roads church and dined with Millard Robison and wife. George Conway family at funeral of his father in Greenville. Kentucky fair attendees listed. Protracted meeting at Cross Roads continues with Live nes members.
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Clay Stwink
Mary Baker
Evra McClellan
Prather
Betsy Lavkenour
Noah Rusti
Cross Roads
Millard Robison
George Conway
Greenville
W. B. Maul
Roscoe
Alva
Oscar Payne
Elbert Fitzpatrick
Jessie Martin
Dengett Dys
Alva Aull Wille
SeMber Wat
Loni
Cros Roads
Nes
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain's remedy for colic cholera and diarrhoea, claiming rapid relief and broad availability. It stresses prompt treatment and universal usefulness as a trusted household remedy.
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Chamberlain
Dr Souder Speaks on Science at Philosophical Society Meeting
Dr Souder of Cheape University addressed a large club gathering Monday evening, guiding members through past and present scientific thought. He outlined experiments and theories that lead to current truths, stressing humanity’s improvement and future discoveries.
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Wihner Souder
Cheape University
Souder
Orcinay
Public sale at farm near Fredericksburg Indiana
A public sale will be held at the narrator’s farm, 320 acres, near Fredericksburg Indiana, on Thursday September 28. Items include horses and mares, Jersey cattle, sheep, hogs, farming machinery, White Wyandotte poultry, household goods, timber, and a timber lot for bidding up to 12 o’clock. Sealed bids accepted. Trade or rent also offered. W.H. Cook M.D. and R. F. Davis advertise.
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Predericksburg
Jersey
Galdendeley
Poland
White Rock Inn
Hill Residents Extend Weekend Visits In Salem Trip
George Hinds and son Earl of New Albany with three friends traveled to Salem last Sunday via the sill, staying with Mrs W I Geay for breakfast. Ola and others who Sundayed with Mr and Mrs M J Durham included Mr and Mrs Martin Mall with two children, Mr and Mrs Ottis Bierly and two children, and Miss Rhoda Mall. Mr and Mrs F Durham visited at Lark Bierly's. George Durham and family of Remington are visiting relatives on the hill.
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Baiss Hill
Jack Frost
George Hinds
Earl
New Albany
Salem
WI. Geay
Ola
M.J. Durham
Martin Mall
Ottis Bierly
Rhoda Mall
F. Durham
Lark Bierly
George Durham
Remington
H.A. Sullivan
Indiana
John Gorn
Caleb
Saleet
Arthur Hedrick
Bloomington
C.C. Hedrick
Porter Family Sunday Visits Among Relatives
Misa Zilpah Porter visited Miss Winifred Burns Sunday. Mr N H Gray and his wife spent the day with his sister Mrs Wm Porter. Mr and Mrs Win Bywater and daughter Mildred also were Sunday visitors at W O Burns residence.
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Misa Zilpah Porter
Winifred Burns
N. H. Gray
Wm. Porter
Quieting Title Suit in Washington County Indiana
Non-Resident Notice for Pekin Hardwood Lumber Company against Archibald McKinney and others in the Washington Circuit Court October 1916. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title to several described tracts near Blue River and Sycamore, with defendants urged to appear by October 11, 1916 at Salem court, else default.
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Indiana
Washington County
Pekin Hardwood Lumber Company
Archibald McKinney
Washington
W. Oliver
Archibald Melinney
Vrelindl Melinney
David Voyles
David
Washinton County
Tidiana
Towit
Washington Circuit Court
Salem
Kidney Pills Restore Mrs Harlmeister's Health
A brief testimonial notes Mrs F Kk Harlmeister of Mu says kidney trouble from two years worsened her cooking before Foley Kidney Pills. She reports feeling like a new person after taking them. The ad claims many women suffer kidney derangements with backache swelling and rheumatic pains and lists Markland Pharmacy as the seller.
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F. Kk. Harlmeister
Markland Pharmacy
Adv
Motor Cyclists Recover After Fair Week Crash
Kenneth McCoy of near Livernal and Larley Sultz of Belford were injured Thursday at the Tracy fairgrounds during warm up for the motorcycle race. McCoy steadily improves and has traveled from Livonia to his home, with heat effects fading. Larley Fultz remains in Norton Infirmary Louisville, to be moved home to Bedford Thursday. his injured limb is saved and not stiff as feared.
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Kenneth McCoy
Livernal
Lurley Sultz
Belford
Tracy
Fairgrounds
Loth
McCoy
Livonia
Larley Fultz
Norton Infirmary
Louisville
Treabtmane
Bedford
Salent Democrat
Local residents appear at various towns this Wednesday
Locals Ruth Olinick in New Albany and Harold Littel in Louisville were seen on Wednesday. Clarence Fedrick of Canton visited relatives here Friday. W. S. Applegate of Lateni traveled to the Wisher sale. H. Martin & Co shipped a large cattle load and a carload of hogs. Rev E J Young and Janet Baker attend Conference in Franklin Indiana this week. Karl Newtun, newly married to Miss Lindley, shipped feed stock and goods from Pekin to Phiinfield Indiana as they plan their future home. Charles Wilson of Zone produced a giant watermelon, twenty four inches long nine inches dia, with Ben Mead and others partaking. leftovers noted for next day.
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Ruth Olinick
New Albany
Harold Littel
Louis-ville
Clarence
Fedrick
Canton
B.L. Humbert & Co
Ady W. S. Applegate
Lateni
H. Martin & Co
E. J. Young
Janet Baker
Franklin
Lawrence Martin
Gladys Berryhill
Kate Martin
Karl Newtun
Ben Mead
Local Family News Highlights Weekend Visits and Moves
Rider Joe Buneh and daughter Lutenia spent Sunday after church with Parlee and family. Philip Smedley of Karas, visiting relatives in this district after forty three years away. The Rickard, Werthel, Marshall families, and Nile and family were noted in recent movements. Curtis Kay relocates to Mr Nale's farm, Arthur Spurgeon improving, Kepley filling sites near Kansas church this week.
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Joe Buneh
Lutenia
Wee Parlee
Philip Smedley
Karas
Me ‘Furner
Teven Nile
Kansie Church
Curtis Kay
Mr Nale
Arthur Spurgeon
Kepley
Kansas Church
New Outlook on Farm Laws and Agency Reforms
President Wilson announces revised agricultural legislation under the Farm Act. A. F. Lever, chair of the House Agriculture Committee, lauds progress on marketing facilities warehousing rural credit and road and banking reforms. The plan promises federal and state cooperation, better pricing, and expanded services for farmers nationwide.
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Uae
Ny Market News Service
Department of Agriculture
Varias
Uva
Woodrow Wilson
Tion
A. F. Lever
Clairmin
Commuitier Am Agriculturs
Muse of Representatives
Local social notes and visits from Gogisville area
Community members and families from Gogisville and nearby towns are listed visiting relatives and neighbors. Highlights include dinner gatherings with the Lanty Johnson and Naugle families, multipleMotorists visited Crothersville, and notices of changes in Olive Branch services. Several residents, including the Ma horizons and Mahurons, are noted for outings, calls, and work around farms and local shops.
Bartlett Truster Patent for Pierced Concrete Piles
The notice describes a device allowing concrete piles to sink by their weight, with pipes running through their cement for pumping water to wash away earth. It notes improved sinking and references an optimistic thought about acts of kindness.
Popular Japanese Pickle Described As Staple Item
An article on the Japanese pickle explains it as a vital part of meals in Japan made from garden vegetables especially daikon, with cucumbers, eggplants, small turnips and greens. It details the preparation by Yickling the vegetables in salt with a paste of powdered rice bran and some vinegar, noting that the odor and taste may be off putting.
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Japan
Wilson a Progressive Before Party Was Born
A misdated 1627-like quotation attributes a definition of Progressive to Woodrow Wilson when governor of New Jersey. It asserts a shift of reform laws under his presidency, claiming the Progressive program largely became law and denouncing “invisible government” as sidelined under Wilson’s White House tenure.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Kunsug Society Law York
Radcal
Persod
Monge of Representatives
Progressive Party
Wilson
Washington
Mexico Coming Back Says U.S. Reporter
The New York Evening Sun, telegraphed from San Antonio by William G. Shepherd, reports Mexico is coming back with improving conditions. Confidence in Carranza grows as business improves and law is being respected along the border.
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Wilson
Hac
Cours Crout Cat Ca
Phey
Eringent
New York Evening Sun
Sewsputter
Wig Gon
San Antonio
Texas
Wiillim G. Shepherd
United ‘Press
Shepherd
Arisk
Carranza Lierensi
Heart of
Musica
Buoyhney
Carranaa Tidiney T
Fn’ Valve
Pieldag
Ena
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