Letter From Bruce Tayzor In Panama Talks Daily Life
An Ancon Panama letter from Bruce Tayzor describes malaria fears, local animals and customs, and plans to return to the United States. He contrasts goats, poultry, and mules with market life, noting weather, clothing, and local oddities while mentioning a friend Bates departing for the States. He ends with remarks on a Boone County country paper urging cautious mail-order shopping habits.
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United Brotherhood
United States
Bates
Buffalo
N. Y
States
Guatamalia
Ancon
Bas Obispo
Plymouth Rock
Bruce Tayzor
Township Tax Questions About Rail Cattle Markets And Local Services
A reader questions the role of rural merchants in financing schools roads and county aid. The piece asks where their community contributions to churches entertainment or market support are and whether they offer credit or protection during hard times, implying limited or no benefit beyond goods purchased.
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Hida Eeeep
Annual Church Business Meeting Elects Officers
The January meeting of the Church of Christ held Friday night elected officers. Trustees were James H. Gordon, Lawson Brown, Charles Sparks. Elders named M. M. Brinegar, Lorenzo Powell, William Beck. Deacons: George McDaniel, John H. Smith, John Whitecotton, Mark Wall, Ora McDaniel, Charles Farlow, Alex Sheets. Arthur Yager served as Clerk and Treasurer with Ora McDaniel as Clerk of Finance and Mark Wall as janitor. The meeting adjourned to the first Monday night in January 1907.
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Church of Christ
George McDaniel
John H. Smith
John Whitecotton
Mark Wall
Ora McDaniel
Charles Farlow
Alex Sheets
Arthur Yager
Mark Wallanitor
Feathers and Fins on the Frisco booklet offer
A. Hirtox of the Frisco System in St. Louis sends a free booklet about hunting and fishing in the Ozarks and St. Francis Valley. The guide notes abundant turkey duck quail squirrels and good deer chances along the Frisco route.
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Turkey
Frisco
Ozarks
St. Francis Valley
A. Hirtox
Frisco System
St. Louis
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Advertises Strength Increase
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure enhances digestion and strengthens the body by enabling the stomach to digest and assimilate foods into tissue-building nourishment. It relieves sour stomach belching heartburn and indigestion and is sold by Jeedph Bros.
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Jeedph Bros
Pioneer resident H M Pittenger dies near Advance
H M Pittenger of Boone county a longtime Jamestown area resident died Friday afternoon two miles north of Advance at age 62. He served in Co A 11% Indiana Volunteers in the Civil War and was buried in Jamestown’s I O O F cemetery after funeral at North Christian church Advance.
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H. M. Pittenger
Boone County
Advance
Henry M. Pittenger
Nicholas
Emily Pittenger
Wayne Township
Montgomery County
Wayne Town
Illinois
Hoopeston
Jamestown
Indiana
Co. A
Jefferson Township
S. O. F. Lodge
Mary J. Cunningham
Emma J
William F
Carrie A
Samuel M
Claude E
Zoda E. Zoda
Church of Christ
Dover
Ind
Fragkeysen
Elmdale
Wicoats
Wayneton
Clauvilla Quick
Indianapolis
U. S
Philippine Islands
North Christian Church
W. D. Headrick
Jocko Joint Proprietors Face Fines in Boone County Court
In Lebanon Reporter story, Harry Bradbury of Jamestown and Mike Moran of Advance plead guilty to selling liquor without license. Bradbury fined 20 and costs in each of two cases totaling 60.65, Moran also fined 20 and costs. Judge Actman Jr. adds six months jail but suspends sentence on condition they quit the "jocko" business in Boone County.
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Lebanon
Harry Bradbury
Jamestown
Bradbury
Mike Moran
Moran
Actman Jr
Jocko
Boone County
Patent medicine ad promises relief for women
The ad claims Wine of ordur and Thedfond's Black-Draught cure monthly pains nervousness dizziness indigestion and other ailments in women. It asserts wide scientific value and domestic necessity sold at drug stores for home use and urges trial.
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Thedfond
Dick ~Womien
Ini
Semiannual Distribution of School Funds Totals About $60,000
Auditor Simmons reports the semi annual distribution of school funds to township and school trustees. Total amount distributed was about $60,000 with details of allocations presented.
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Punty
Simmons
School Revenue Apportionment for January 2006
The January apportionment sheet from the State Superintendent of Public Instructions shows per capita tuition at 1.44 dollars. Boone County has 7,337 eligible children. total collected for apportionment was 13,220.37 dollars and the apportioned per capita amount was 10,565.28 dollars.
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State Superintendent of Public Instructions
Boone County
American harvest output exceeds demand but prices hurt poor
The article argues that US harvests are sufficient to feed the population and that global food scarcity is not the issue. Instead high prices from cornering and profiteering push food beyond the reach of poorer classes both domestically and abroad.
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America
United States
Crqgy Exnee Floug Improves Sticky Free Bread
A product named Crqgy Exnee Floug yields moist white bread that does not stick to hands during kneading. For sale by Deat and Bownran. 7.
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Deat'& Bownran
Tinea Gui Pitterson Works Parkarork at O K Barber Shop
Tinea Gui Pitterson performs parkour routines at the O K barber shop harness and shoes in a street performance style observed by passersby. No injuries reported.
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Tinea
Pitterson
O. K
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