Sugar cured hams and local notes mix in brief column
Sugar cured hams offered by Royal market south of the post office. Alma Whiteman of Biggsville visits her parents G. T Auld. Currant worm control urged with Hellebore from Lemmon's Pharmacy. Mrs William Burnisde of Oska loosa returns home after visiting illness affecting her mother Mrs Henderson. In Indianapolis Charles A Korbly nominated forCongress by Democrats in Seventh district with Bryan endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Whiteman
Biggsville, Ll
Mrs
G. T Auld
William Burnisde
Oskaloosa
Henderson
Bryan Indorsed
Indianapolis
Charles A Korbly
Seventh Congressional District
Indorsed
Bryan
Receiver for a Trolley Line in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Indiana May 4 Charles Harlan has been appointed receiver for the Terre Haute and Merom Traction company Two miles of rails have been laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Charles Harlan
Terre Haute Aml
Merom Traction Company
Lawmaker Proposes Federal License Ban in Prohibition States
Washington on May 4 reports Representative DeArmond introduces a bill to bar the federal government from issuing licenses to sell intoxicating liquor within states enforcing prohibition. The measure targets liquor sales across prohibited jurisdictions and aims to curb federal involvement in state liquor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DeArmond Inc
Prohibition
May 2 Local Notes from The County News
May 2 items detail social visits across towns including Coffeyville Iowa City Richmond Muscatine and Letts. Notes mention injuries from broken glass and a Letts catcher praised as best despite small size with a lineup list of players and positions.
Funeral services held for L. I. Washburn in Brighton
Brighton notes a Sunday funeral for L I Washburn at his residence conducted by Rev E G Beyer. Washburn described as an elderly Brighton citizen past eighty. Edwin Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs Bennett, remains seriously ill with pneumonia. Various local movements and visits noted including property sale by Chas Darnell and a photography car visit by J A Colvard and partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. I. Washburn
E. G. Beyer
Brighton
Edwin Bennett
Packwood
Leslie Hicks
Merchant
Coppock
Minerva Widener
Orpha Mumpher
Fairfield
Cora Arnold
Chicago
Lee Noe
Pleasant Plain
Walker
J. A. Colvard
Blanche Brinton
Roy Downing
Dwight Elliott
Rock Island
Wm. Ditmars
Crawfordsville Social Notes and Local Happenings May 4
Mrs Ella Proudfit and son Merle along with Felix Pauls visited over Sunday with friends here. Mr and Mrs J C Mitchell are the parents of a daughter born last week. Rev J C Marshall of Columbus City preached at United Presbyterian Church and returned home today. Mrs S W Huston and son Haydon returned from a week at the Junction. The band boys gave their first concert of the season at the new band stand west of the Share and McCoy store. G W Weber returned home from Wapello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Proudfit
Merle
Felix Pauls
J.C. Mitchell
J. C. Marshall
Columbus City
United Presbyterian Church
S. W. Huston
Haydon
Band
Share and McCoy
G. W. Weber
Wapello
May 4 Social Notes From Washington
May 4, Miss Anna Miller of Washington was an over Sunday guest of Miss Jennie Cook. S. H. Ross is quite ill at his home one mile east of this place. Hiram Dayton is giving his house a fresh coat of paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Miller
Washington
Jennie Cook
S. H. Ross
Hiram Dayton
Brewery Firms Seek Federal Injunction Against State
In Indianapolis five brewery companies petitioned the federal court to enjoin Attorney General James Bingham from filing state court suits to appoint receivers. He had claimed breweries violated laws by leasing saloon spaces and aiding licenses. If blocked, over 3,000 saloons could be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Capitol City Brewing Company
The
Home Brewing Company
American Brewing Company
James Bingham
Bingham
Ainsworth News Highlights Local Visits and Ball Game
Mrs Jim Smith and daughter Gladys shopped in Washington while Miss Mae Bell of Cotter called on business. Will Rush, from Missouri, visited friends and relatives. Pearl Corwin returned home to Fruitland after teaching music Friday and Saturday. A large youth party occurred in the old Wickham building. Letts beat Ainsworth 16 to 6 in a home game with Robert Rhea earning a home run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Smith
Gladys
Washington
Mae Bell
Cotter
Helvie
McFarland
Will Rush
Missouri
Pearl Corwin
Fruitland
T. H. Hawkins
Hazel
Bert Nash
Iowa City
Henry Pickens
J. W. Kirkpatrick
Ray ,Townsend
George
J. E. Weigle
Allie Laird
Tairy
N. C
Susie
Robert Rhea
Ainsworth
Spooks in the will case in Illinois court
In Bloomington on May 4, testimony revealed Phosphorus rubbed on lace curtains led banker James T. Crumbaugh to believe spirits were guiding his will. He allegedly answered mediums demands to divest his estate. Isaac Pemberton, husband of the medium, testified of tricks with lights and speaking trumpets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Bankery
James T. Crumbaugh
Isaac Pemberton
Crumbaugh
Pemberton
Mrs. Pemberton
Bright Eyes
Abraham Lincoln
Crumbanagh
Chicagoan Wins a Marathon
Chicagoan Sidney R. Hatch of the First Regiment A. C. won the Missouri Athletic Club marathon in St. Louis, finishing 25 miles in 2 hours 29 minutes 3.5 seconds. The Chicago runner claimed his third victory on the course and earned a chance to represent the United States in London’s Olympic Games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sidney R. Hatch
A. C
Chicago
Missouri Athletic Club
United States
London
Hazen
Fresh fish and vegetables at the Royal and social visits
Local notes report daily fresh fish and produce at the Royal. Carl Simons of Chicago visits friends in the city. A Tryber piano sells to E G Mason. Miss Mae Harley and Miss Jennie Cook visit West Chester. Fred Neiswanger returns from Fairfield. Anna Miller visits West Chester. Mr and Mrs Fred Smith of Richland spend Sunday with J Wilson. Dudley Crone visits from Keota. J F H Taylor buys 190 head of stock steers in Kansas City for Carl J Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Simons
Chicago
W. L. Eichelberger
KE. G. Mason
Mae Harley
West Chester
Jennie Cook
Anna Miller
Fred Smith
Richland
J. Wilson
J. F. H. Taylor
Kansas City
Carl J. Roberts
Sage Family Visits Brigh ton and Local Clergy News
Mr and Mrs Frank Sage and their son spent Sunday with friends at Brigh ton then returned home last evening. Rev Nat Childs preached at the Second United Presbyterian church yesterday and lodged with W A Carson during his city visit. Lemmons Pharmacy promote Egg Chocolate and Egg Malted Milk at their new soda fountain as nourishing drinks for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sage
Brighton
Lemmon’s
Nat Childs
Fairfield
Second United Presbyterian Church
City
W. A. Carson
Lemmons’' Pharmacy
Colds That Hang On and Foley’s Honey and Tar
Spring colds sap the system and nerves letting in illness. Foley's Honey and Tar quickly stops the cough and expels the cold. Safe and certain in results. Lemmon's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Lemmon
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Frank L. Wilsons. CO
Lusitania
Ciupeco
Arrow
Dougherty Bros
Clothiers
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Kelly
Mason Transfer & Storage Com
Y. Washington
Iowa
Royal Market
P. O
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
the County News
Kalona
Sir Sharp
Elijah
Coffeyville
Kan
W. J. Snoir
Tom Adams
John Randall
Lone Tree
John Sakulin
Small
Richmond
Bertha Grady
Muscatine
Dave Fliexner
Letts
Jim Trotter
Leo Adams
Howard Huston
Fred Spalding
Hallie Richards
Bill McConnell
Mac Richards
Si Trotter
Crawfordsville
Westchester
Indiana
Nature
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
GAJ
Mason Transfer & Storage CO
the Royal
Fred Neiswanger
Dudley Crone
Keota
Gods
C. S. Lemmon
J. A. Harwood
the Good Snow Store
South Side
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