Local notices and events from Kokomo region
Mrs. C C Eikenberry visits Kokomo and Perry Davis noted as a Forsest citizen buried today. Casey Keith ill with mumps this week. Flord Family Reunion August 5 at Kokomo City Park, Tucker Family Reunion August 9. Shackelford family quarantined for diphtheria. New residence east end by Oscar Price near completion. Marshall Thatcher promoting Clinton County Fair at Frany Fort. Mr Jones of Greensburg assisting C H Allison with water and bath fixtures. Miss Celia Johnson acting postmaster. Miss Mary Louise Winnie becomes bookkeeper at Russiaville Lumber & Coal. Kokomo Exposition August 27 to September 1. Clinton County Fair August 21 to 25. Cass County Fair September 18 to 22 at Logansport. Russiaville Methodist picnic quota 115 with silk flag prize. H M Brubaker elected president of new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Johnson
Mary Louise Winnie
Mrs. Johnson
Russiaville Lumber & Coal Company
Russiaville
Kokomo
Rev. Freeland
Hall
H. M. Brubaker
Mr. Hall to Run Eiken Berry Store Cart Sale Week
Mr. Harry Hall of Marion is in charge of the W. H. Eiken berry store in Russiaville this week while Mr. and Mrs. Wadman are away. He has billed a big sale from August 8 to 18 offering first class foods at attractive prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hall
Marion
W. H. Eikenberry
Clinton County Fair at Frankfort Announces 1923 Dates
Clinton County Fair in Frankfort Indiana runs August 21 to 24 1923 with exhibits of local products. The event features boys and girls club work, daily harness and running races, and amusement by Wade May shows of Detroit. Three hundred dollars in gold to be awarded Friday with general admission tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton County
Yymaus Wade & May
Detroit
Mich
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad from Historical Paper
An advertisement fragment touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine with an ointment that relieves inflammation and an internal medicine tonic. The text mentions quick relief and a complete treatment set, though details are cut off in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Dee H. Hall
Monument lettering and repair services offered in Kokomo
Frank Garrett of 707 E Jackson St Kokomo advertises monument lettering and restoration services with long experience. The notice mentions re setting leaning stones and repairing broken work and cites satisfaction guaranteed. Ida Kemp and Mr and Mrs Hoover of Halstead Kansas were visitors in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Brothers
Kokomo
Ida Kemp
Mrs. Hoover
Halstead, Kansas
Anderson
Farm Supply Ad Promotes Serum and Tools in Kokomo
Farmers are offered a serum at 4.50 per bottle with 500 C C per bottle and Champion Tools at 6.50 per set. Experienced men are available to work at 0.10 per head. Contact TJ. O'Toole at phone 21X1 in Kokomo Indiana.
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C.C
TJ. O’toole
Kokomo
Ind
Corn for Sale Near Russiaville Offered by Fearnow
Corn for sale by Charles Fearnow located 9 miles south of Russiaville. Contact Kemp ton via phone 10-4 for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fearnow
Russiaville
Kempton
Agents Wanted by J. R. Watkins Company in Russiaville
The J. R. Watkins Company seeks a capable agent in Russiaville to sell Watkins products. Promising income for energetic hustlers. Full details and free samples available. Send inquiry to Dept. 8 Coruamaa3, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Watkins Company
Russiaville
Watkins
Coruamaa3
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.C. Eikenberry
Rushville
C. C. Eikenberry
Perry Davis
Ermi Marsh
Indianapolis
Casey
Keith
Flord
Tucker
Kokomo City Park
Shackelford
Oscar Price
Marshall Thatcher
Clinton Count Fiir Association
Franyfort
Mr. Jones
Greensburg
C. H. Allison
Frankfort
Logansport
Clinton CO. Fair
L Noth Lockhart
Mill-End
Boston
Indiana
Tuys
Lockhart
C. A. Lockhart
Berlin
Sala
Athletic Union
Futore
Frank Garrett
E. Jackson St
George Dear
Tom
Jerry
Jane’s
de Rubini
San Francisco
Rolfe
St. Ignatius College
St. Francia Hotel
Kearney
Market Streets
LAW and Insuran
Hartford Fire Insurance CO
Home Fire Insuranc Company
N. Y
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