Zany School Talent Show Draws Crowded Local Audience
A lively performance by Ki Haale and fellow students entertained a large crowd. Miss Hoddi recited, Miss Kettering and Miss Muius sang, while Ralph Hyatt and others took turns on stage. The show featured dancing, humor, and a spirited charity fund drive raising support for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sormbner
I Ssers
Ee . Hyatt
Hatahoo
al Charming
Kettering Wakoa
Muius
Puch
Bob Schqueid
Charley Washite
Furtha Walter
Fiau
Local Patents and Remedies Highlight Medicine Ads
An assortment of patent medicine claims and medical ads run in the paper. Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey and Foley kidney cures are promoted as lung and kidney remedies with various testimonials. Local residents include Mrs J Wiltse, J H Mitchell, and Miss Bettie Feagans with notes on travels and health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Mitchgil
J . Wiltse
Clay City
Ind
Cal
Measles Seen In City and Nearby Areas
Fragmented notices report four measles cases on the South Side and nearby areas. Parents urged to be vigilant as spread could rise without prompt care and quarantine. References mention D T Piegtyn and Mrs. Bele visiting, and a social gathering leading to concerns about illness.
Local Notes and Plans From Epsom Indiana
Plans for a telegraph line from Epcom to Trainor and extending Montgomery telephone service are discussed. A comic troupe will present Sweet Dreams locally with a date to be announced. Miss Mary Mallett will visit after school closes. Younger residents plan a trip to Cincinnati. O P Hackler asks for marriage-minded women in the U S. An assessor visit prompts Uncle Josh to hide his dog. Letters of local news welcome at Epsom correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H.'Myers
A. B. ‘Carter
Epcom
Trainor
Montgomry
Spencer Lee
Irsinor Comigal Troup
Mary Mallett
Montgomery Hen
Cincinnati
O. P
Hackler
United States
Josh
Epsom
Ind
Browns defeat IUs 7 to 4 in Bloomington game
The Washington Browns won 7 to 4 at Bloomington defeating the I Us. Miller pitched for Washington and Dailey for Bloomington with Grim catching. Washington tallied nine hits to Bloomington’s five as 1 100 fans watched a fair game over the weekend.
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Washington Browns
Bloomington
I. U's
Washington
Miller
Dailey
Grim
Ball Park
Vets
Colts
Wen
Lyons
Washing Machine Accident Scalds Two Year Old
A two year old, Ernest Routt, son of Mr and Mrs Riley Routt, pulled the plug from a washing machine Tuesday morning and boiler-hot water scalded his abdomen. Dr C H Yenne attended and could not yet judge the severity. the child rested well Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Montgomery News item centers on local society and simple crimes
The Montgomery Monitor reports on visits and sick lists at McCracken schoolhouse changed events. Notes Ed McCracken studying in Washington and local visits by Mrs. Dickey and Miss Hirder. Local arrest for alleged malicious trespass and a house theft claim. Hood's Sarsaparilla testimonial from Harropsford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery’ Monitor
John ©. Shull
Eaglesville
Charles Wildridge
McCracken
Ed McCracken
Washington
Matthew Dickey
Blankenship
Ind
Dora Hirder
Leogootes
Mary Hipshur
Paine's Celery Compound Endorsed by Modjeska in Medicalclaims
The article extols Paine's Celery Compound as a premier nervous exhaustion remedy. It cites Modjeska praising its health benefits and notes endorsements from Edwards Philps and other figures, claiming it builds strength and purifies blood. The text emphasizes spring health and urges cautious use to avoid overuse of remedies.
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Iday
Modjeska
Tor Wells, Richardson & Company
Painb
Agefican‘athleticks
Hey
Kirney
F Ben Mong
Congressm
New England
Joseph Haworth
Mbajeska
Paine
Dorth
Phélps
8Bston
Laine
Jennie Wilsons pupil saves child in church fire and bravery praised
The report highlights a pupil in Miss Maury Aikiman's room who preserved a child during a destroyed graded school fire. Joe Bhatt and Sweeny are noted for bravery guiding others. Churches held a gala day with song and flowers as Waggoner traveled for medical business and gas well activity continued with drilling and casing set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Wilsons
Maury Aikiman
Galbop
Bessie Tucker
Noitbedn
Joe Bhatt
Sweeny
W. W. Waggoner
Petarsburg
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Pier
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Ney
Ace Waich
Bly Hawkins
Hiega” Ware
Helen Rogers
Ralph Hyatt
Wilspat
Ito
Michige
Erie Fedical CO
Niagara St
Buffalo, N. 'S
Bells
J. W. Dillard
Petersburg
Foley
J. H. Mitchell
Will Neiman
Stuesday
Hon
Tate
T. H. Mitchell, Jes
Bettie Feagans
Mitchell
Zibe Graham
Cincinati
Roley
T. H. Mitchs
Edith
Smalley
Van
Measlesein Ahe City
Ee ‘Rey
D. T. Piegtyn
Washieh Wee Bere
Teesday
Montgomery
Browns
Riley Routt
Montgomery News
Marshal Hipshor i
Henry Rudolph
William Capipten
Thomas Binkley
Dal Ledgerwood
Charles
Ben Alford
Swan Pond
Squird Kendall
Inv
Hood
William Vanmieler
Aoa
Edwards. Philps
Dartmouth College
Irs
Grahart
Alve
Piaine
George B
Chit
Andis
Taddington
Temple Court Dental Pattors
Teetti
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