Farmers push planting as rain delays seed bed work
Farmers urge rain to improve seed bed for corn as fields see daily planting activity. Miss Tillie Ellis visited Miss Dalla Singleton while Mt. Olive church prepares for Sunday services. Emery Lett mourns the loss of a mule hit by a disc harrow. Bethel church dedication drew Ada Cases and ZeHar of Vincennes and Palestine visitors, with Anson B. Johnson sharing a notable talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Ellis
Plainville
Dalla Singleton
Mt. Olive
Emery Lett
Bloomington
Everett
State University
Ada Cases
Vinsennes
ZeHar
Palestine
New Bethel
Lew Barber
Vincennes
New Bethel Church
Anson B. Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Safe Medicine For Children Foley’s Honey and Tar
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is presented as a safe and effective medicine for children. It claims to be free of opiates or harmful drugs and is sold by Smith and Winton in a yellow package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Winton
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Town
Mrs Maud Redman of East St Louis visits Miss Mattie Simpson. Ray Browning hosts his sister from Odon. Mr and Mrs Fred Smith visited Washington Sunday with relatives. Several attend services at the new Bethel church. Miss Hazel Edding of St Louis visits Miss Laura Yarr through. Charles Williams visits with Sherman Southerland at Maysville. Bertha and Pearl Williams visit. Gertrude Ingle and Gertrude Southerland visit Miss Mary Summitt. Charles Southerland visits in the neighborhood. Jock Lillie travels to Monroe City for business. Mrs F Marti of St Joe Mich reports Foley’s Honey and Tar cured a severe bronchial cough in her boy. Sold by Smith & Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Redman
East St. Louis
Mattie Simpson
Ray Browning
Odon
Fred Smith
Washington
New Bethel Church
Hazel Edding
St. Louis
Laura Yarr
Charles Williams
Sherman Southerland
Maysville
Bertha
Pearl Williams
Gertrude Ingle
Gertrude Southerland
Mary Summitt
Charles Southerland
Jock Lillie
Monroe City
Armistice agreed and Diaz to resign under bar Mexican accord
The government announced a five day armistice with the revolutionists agreed at six o clock last night. Diaz and Vice President Corral will resign before June 1 as de la Barra and Madero form a joint interim leadership guiding a new election within six months. The cabinet will be reorganized and a broader amnesty recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Pucerdent Diaz
Corral
de la Barra
Frandavo d ‘Madero
Foreign Office
Dip Ta Barra
Gibi'net
Mader
Chamber of Deputies
Diaz
Madero
Deni. Bee
Carbajal
Republic of Mexico
Juarez
de la‘Barra
Harlan Protest Highlights Limits in Standard OW Case
In Chicago 20 Record-Herald the chief justice Harlan objects to judicial amendments that widen or redefine law by mere construction. The court denies self-reverence or conflict with prior rulings yet concedes some past terms were broad. The opinion questions the trust act's scope and the undue restraint on warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Supreme Court
Mr. Wickersham
Harlan
Chica’y 20 Record-Herald
Daybreak Glories and the Call of Early Morning
A Lafayette Courier reflection on dawn, praising early rising and the daybreak rituals of birds and people. The author contrasts reformers who push daylight saving with the natural order of waking at sunrise, observing how quiet birds give way to human activity as morning progresses. The piece closes noting the familiar sounds signaling a new day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Courier
Conductor Returns to Work After Rheumatism Cure
A reader letter from Fort Wayne Notes mentions a fundraiser defending Chicago Meat Packers from alleged framing by crooked detectives. It also features Mr. Wilford Adams describing how Foley's Kidney Remedy restored his health and allowed him to resume work on the Lexington street railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Wilford Adams
Foley
Lexington
Prie
Montgomery Social Roundup Tells of Local Visits and Illnesses
John Shull and many residents traveled to Washington on Friday and Sunday. Several locals, including Rev. H H Flaherty and Rev W E Dye, planned church activities while others, like Miss Cleophas O Neall and Mrs Kate Creviston, visited relatives. A baseball game between local players and a Washington team ended 4 to 1 for Montgomery, and Marion Potts suffered a serious head injury from a foul ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Healy
Irene
Washington
Joseph Ryan
Trainor
Leo Williams
Willams
Lyman Carrico
Montgomery
Marion Potts
Local Residents Visit in Montgomery and Nearby Towns
CORNING Rody Conlon and son Bernard visited Montgomery Tuesday. Patrick McHoy made a business trip to Washington Monday. Miss Bla Donahue returned home from Indianapolis Thursday after visiting relatives. Mrs John Kellett and daughter Victoria guests of William Bennett and family Sunday. Thomas Bothwell and sister Mary visited sister Mrs John Burns at Cannerburg Monday. Mrs Margaret Fanning daughter Katie ington Monday. Pat McCauley of Whitfield visited brother John McCauley Sunday. Mrs Kate Reilly was at Montgomery Tuesday. Wil Quigley and Miss Setin Heffern an of Barr township visited Misses Katie and Estella Fanning Sunday. Mrs Robert Ferguson and daughter returned to Cincinnati Monday after a few days with sister Mrs Sylvester Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Rody Conlon
Bernard
Montgomery
Patrick McHoy
Washington
Bla Donahue
Indianapolis
John Kellett
Victoria
William Bennett
Thomas Bothwell
Mary
John Burns
Cannerburg
Margaret Fanning
Katieington
Pat McCauley
Whitfield
John M4cCauley
Kate Reilly
Wil Quigley
Setin Heffernan
Barr
Township
Katie
Estella Fanning
Robert Ferguson
iCincinnati
Sylvester Smith
Pine Valley social notes and farming chatter
Mrs. W M Traylor visited Mrs J E Job bson on Tuesday afternoon. Chickens killed last week by cats belong to Mrs W M Barber. Mrs Joel Isham shows no improvement. Mrs Callie Nash visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Traylor. Mr and Mrs Charles Nash visited with the Traylors. Farmers busy preparing ground for corn, a good shower would help gardens and truck. A D Colbert and Ase Colbert visit in their new auto. W S Barton and W M Traylor drove to Bethel in Barton's auto. Pearle Traylor Carrie Johnson and Flossie Traylor visited Mr Oscar Jexander and Oma Armes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M. Traylor
J. E. Jobbson
W. M. Barber
Joel Isham
Callie Nash
John Traylor
Charles Nash
A. D. Colbert
Ase Colbertunday
S. Barton
W. M.traylor
Bethel
Mr. Barton
Pearle Traylor
Carrie Johnson
Flossie Traylidr
Oscar Jexander
Three Winners Advertise E M F Cars in Local Market
The ad touts the BE M F 30 and the E M F models highlighting power, durability, and performance. It lists multiple 4 to 5 passenger bodies and features a one year guarantee with a limited season allotment of fifteen cars. Local buyers urged to inquire with named dealers and owners to verify performance and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Coest
Englehart Brothers
Brush Runabout Ad Promises Low Price and Easy Ownership
A vintage advertisement touts the Brush Runabout and Roadster as sturdy and affordable, claiming any road is passable. It lists model options and prices, notes recent local sales, and urges immediate ordering due to limited stock, with demonstrations offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DB. B. Smoot
Abner BD. Colbert
Washington
Ind
Flanders
The Flanders 20 Car Model Offer
The Flanders 20 is presented as a versatile car available in several models for buyers seeking value below higher priced 30 models. The copy targets frugal drivers who want modern features without paying premium.
Local notices and farm stock advertising from Washington area
Community announcements list visits by Alonzo Veale and families, Bethel church dedication, and expected return of Claire Edwards from Indianapolis. Also includes Foley Kidney Pills advertisement and promotion of Turk's Fine Breeding stock with stallions Ross and French Percheon, Montgomery draft, and nearby Turk farm sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turk
Sagasta
Indiana
Frank Daugherty
Ross
Montgomery
Jack
Gans Son
Old Turk Farm
Washington
Rosy Amlel Turk
Perkins Breeding Stock at Smith Goatee’s Washington Barn
Classified ad notes the transfer of Lew Barber’s breeding stock to the seller. Beginning Saturday, April 22, the stock will be at Smith & Goatee’s barn in Washington six days a week, with previously owned stock at the seller’s home on Mondays and Tuesdays each week. Barber stock priced as before and former customers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Lew Barber
Smith & Goatee’s
Washington
Smith & Goatee's
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Sattly & Aver
W. J. Bacon
East Main
Wendy
Thomas Bluff
Diag
John Shull
Mary McDonald
Cecil Slinkard
Jamies Henry
George Dally
Bernard Spaulaing
H. H. Flaherty
St. Michaels
Joseph Cheevers
J. E. Beckett
Leaguetee
Cleophas O'Neall
Martin Gates
Terre
Haute
J. F. Dantard
Agenes
Mire
S. L. McPherson
James
E. C. Harris
Sullivan
FL. W. Burgett
St. Patricks
W. E. Dye
U. B
Kate Creviston
Walter Perkins
Weston
West
Charles McCracken
McCracken
W. Hamilton
John Rudolph
Grand Lodge
The
Tressa Connaughton
Corione Montgomery
Bernadette Turpbeloom
Pine Valley
Oma Armes
Ethel Veale
Brush
Cere
Hatfield & Palmer CO
Alonzo Veale
I. T. Edwards
Ruth
Troy Road
W. M. Traylor
Pearle
Henry S. Hedrick
Pike County
W. H. Johnson
Claire Edwards
Conservatory of ‘Music
Foley Kidney
A. M. Perkins
2Rd&wtt
Nored
Qui Vive
Lundergan & Madden's
Alfred. Sims
Elnora
Old&wim
Floyd Gilliatt
Answ
Vollmer
Ebenezer
Portersville Road
Leava
Zed McCafferty
Lewis
Sime
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