Neighborhood News Highlights And Farm Notes
R F D 21 residents include Kinnick of Indianapolis and Mrs Ora French of Terhune visiting brother R E Kinnick and family. Reports say heavy rains and snows made roads nearly impassable. Local trips include J H Padgett to Frankfort, A W Paneher to Indiana spris, and T May Fao Daycoap testry REL KRinnvick to Franklin Moomsday. W A Stafford bought a sane near Sheridan. S B P Mastooth, Jarm is, Murl Lambert and families spent Saturday near Beech Grave. Widespread cold outlook gives way to mild sunshine. many residents shed winter wear. Colds risk pneumonia. take Chamberlains Cough Remedy, sold at Elliots drug store. Ira Chance and Charles Stephenson reportedly bought the J J Cash farm. Rural Carrier trims dirt roads on his route. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by Kirksville merchant Mir Woo Pelhein for throat troubles and croup. mothers favor it. For sale at Elliots drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Kinnick
Indianapolis
Ora French
Terhune
R.E Kinnick
J. H. Padgett
Frankfort
A.W. Paneher
Indiana Spris
Rel Krinnvick
Franklin
W. AL Stafford
Sheridan
S. BP. Mastooth
Jarm
Murl Lambert
Beech Grave
Elliott’s Drug Store
Chamberlain
Mir Woo
Pelhein
Kirssville
Lowa
Elliore’s
South Adams News Hospitable Spring Hints And Local Moves
Mrs Aseneth Wilson and H B Hinshaw are on the sick list Thad Howard moved to Starks farm William Woodruff rents the Barker farm and will move soon Bill Hinshaw and James Edwards headed to North Carolina for health reasons Weather mild spring birds already here wheat and clover in good shape fruit buds uninjured Lola Parr won a singing medal at Larong with Miss Flossie Sutton Carrie Cox returned home from Indianapolis Mrs M E Hinshaw and H B Hinshaw visited Mrs J M Cox
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Howard
Starks Farm
William Woodruff
Barker Farm
Lola Parr
Larong
Flossie Sutton
Local Social and Visiting Notes from New York
Mrs. Sarah smaith and Mrs. Sarah Thompson had dinner with Mrs. Oscar Howeas Monday. Charley Partlow traveled to Kempton Monday. Mrs. Josephine Fisher visited her mother Mary Smail over Sunday. Opal Christy and others on the sick list. Gertie and Ethel Christy were Mae Christy guests Saturday. Howard Boyer stayed with Lester Gallimore Tuesday. Erdie Spears visited Sheridan Monday. Lizzie Scott visited Hattie Gallimore Monday. Charley Partlow and John Small helped Martin Smal in butchering Wednesday. Henry Alexander business trip to Sheridan Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Partlow
Kempton
Josephine Fisher
Mary Smail
Opal Christy
Harm Barnett
Noble Ploughe
Martin Smail
Gertie
Ethel Christy
Mae Christy
Lizzie Scott
Hattie Gallimore
John Small
Martin Smal
Rheumatic Pain Balm Proves Helpful in Martinsburg Note
B F Crocker Esq a 4 year old joke aside note says he suffered sciatic rheumatism in left arm and right hip and after using three bottles of Chamberlains Pain Balm reports relief The advertisement promotes sale at Elliott s drug store with a local flavor and testimonial tone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Crocker
Martinsburg
Iowa
Elliott’s
Local Residents Move In After Family Departure
George Starrett Norts Adams and family moved into the home vacated by Clarence Ogle. Attendees from the area attended Ora Dickey's funeral held Thursday at Bethsada. Mr and Mrs Grover Miller were guests of Geo Burton and family Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Starrett
Clarence Ogle
Ora Dickey
Bethsada
Mrv
Grover Miller
Geo. Burton
Local Residents Share A Week Of Visits And Events
Walter Albertson and wife spent one evening last week with Sieri dan relatives. Mrs. F. C. Glant and children visited friends at Ekin Wednesday. Local youths attended Thursday night’s Red Men entertainment. Charles Hines did business at Boxley one day last week. Orville Butcher is visiting relatives here this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Albertson
F. C. Glant
Ekin
Red Men
Charles Hines
Boxley
Orville Butcher
Local notes on visits and weather amid county life
A long local items column recalls visits by Mr and Mrs E P Graham to Philipotn County relatives, calls by Mrs Vina Jones, Lizzie and Luella McConnell, and social visits with the Haskett family. Weather and road conditions kept people home. Sugar camps opened. farm work and family moves noted. A Townsend area bulletin critiques high school policy and calls for flexible curricula. Real estate listings and loans offered by A M Stephenson & Co. Also a humorous Harper reference on matrimony and preparedness.
The Chinese farmer described by John McGowan
A North China News portrait portrays a hard worked Chinese farmer. His sun darkened skin and calloused hands reflect continual labor with the earth and water borne on the left shoulder. He exists without many luxuries and wears simple cotton clothing as winter clothing remains scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Tie
John McGowan
North China News
Minister of belief on Mississippi steamer fire tale
A Mississippi steamer race tale centers on a Foreardinetian minister who sits by a safety valve as rival boats race ahead. The captain dumps fuel to intensify the blaze while the preacher stands near the stern, joking that he wants to be closest to the stern when the end comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Blank
What a Good Play Must Have
Daniel Frohman argues in Harper's Weekly that a strong play needs continuous action and struggle, even without physical movement. He emphasizes rising climaxes, minimal cast, and like Greek drama, characters as puppets shaped by unavoidable circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Frohman
Harper's Weekly
Livestock Health and Dairy Tips and Moral Advice
Practical notes on cattle care including feeding warmth light and water needs, grooming benefits for milk yield, salt importance for calves, and salt quality for butter. Warnings about bloat remedies, vaseline for sore teats, and dairy costs. A closing moral on independence and a recommendation for Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach issues with a free sample offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Dairy Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood News
R.F. D
Ira Chance
Charles Stephenson
J. J. Cash Farm
South Adams
Bill Hinshaw
James Edwards
North Carolina
Hinshaw
Carrie Cox
Dr. King
Earl Shamburg
Cadell
Kas
C. E. Elliott
New York
Sarah Smaith
Sarah Thompson
Oscar Howeas
Master Howard Boyer
Lester Gallimore
Erdie Spears
Henry Alexander
Sheridan Mondavr
Norts Adams
Alvs
Eliza Jaynes
Mrs. Vinu Jones
Lizzie
Luella Mmcconnell
Carrie Haskett
Noblesville
Rollie Kellum
Farmly
Mr. and
Mrys
Nas
B. Jones
John Smith
Claren County
S. Vina Jones
Fiossie Taylor
Noviesville
Messrs. Jones
Mills
Burton
Texas
Harvey Pickett
John Hiatt
Curt Taylor
Charley George
Hiatt
Col. Mills
Muncie
Dan Mills
Warren Mills
W. S. Griffin
East Brookside Farm
West Middleton
A. M. Stephenson & Co
Fassett A. Cotton
Cotton
A. M. Stephenson & Co., Agt
Harper’s Weekly
Union Loan and Trust Company
Ind
Dairy Notes
Ipasiiess
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Sheridan Markets
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