Smallpox Sickness Among Hemingford Residents
Local notes report Freddie Melick ill with smallpox. Several residents visited or traveled to Alliance and nearby towns for visits or business. Names include Grimes, Shaffer, Melick, Adair, May, Marble, Kelster, Frank, Gabus, Branch, Cahan, Graham, Vera, May, Bobber, Kuhn, and others. details cover visits, travel, and Thanksgiving activities.
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Gallatin Oil and Copper Prospect Prompts Local Share Bet
L W Everman of Gallatin invites neighbors to invest in 15,000 acres of mineralized land with discovered surface copper and oil. He offers to issue shares at $1 each, with Farmers Exchange Bank of Gallatin handling funds and trust arrangements, claiming quick profits from drilling oil and mining copper. Local geology reports support copper presence. Everman urges interested parties to visit Gallatin or mail for shares.
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Gallatin
Farmers Exchange Bank of
L. W. Powell
Bureau of Geology and Mines
Rolla
Missouri
John W. Epverman
Buehler
Farmers Exchange Bank
Turkey
MO. W, Everman
Thanksgiving Visits and Family Travel in Alliance Area
Miss Garland visited Miss Anna Heath in Alliance and returned Sunday. Mr and Mrs Coha visited Alliance with Mrs staying longer. School closed for Thanksgiving vacation with teachers at home. Mrs Schneider and Blanche visiting Frank Black family. Ruth and Charlotte Karen from Alliance spent Thanksgiving here. Robert Curry Sr family arrived from Arizona for a month in the area and Sioux county. W F Walker and John Leo Walker visited Alliance forjury and dental work.
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Garland
Alliance
Anna Heath
Miss Garland
Mrs. Schneider
Blanche
Frank Black
Ruth
Charlotte Karen
Robert Curry
Arizona
Curry
Sioux County
Nothing to These Times but Common Sense
A fragmented verse laments pervasive shortages and constraints on daily life. The speaker lists things absent or restricted, concluding with a note on common sense as insufficient against prevailing woes. The closing quip asks for a name: Ben Ki.
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Ben Ki
Tank progress and a marriage license request
The piece describes the tank as a mobile warship able to crush obstacles and travel four miles an hour with rails laid along its sides. It notes American factories could produce newer models quickly and includes a light aside about a Swedish man asking for a marriage license after a hunting license mix up.
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Henry Ford
Stomach Trouble and Constipation Relief from Cham Berlain's Tablets
Mrs. Benjamin Hooper of Auburn New York lauds Cham berlain's Tablets for stomach trouble and constipation stating they regulate bowels stimulate the liver and keep the body healthy after two years of use
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Chamberlain
Benjamin Hooper
Auburn
N. Y
Is she refined Cornell Widow quips on reading coarse print
A brief quotable exchange from Cornell Widow remarks on refinement and literacy with a wry tone. The line suggests social judgment about reading habits and propriety in a campus or literary context.
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Cornell
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Myra
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Margaret
Bennet
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J. T. Butter
Davy Crist
George Frank
George Gabus
Iowa
F. E. Branch
Casper, Wryo
Frank Cahan
John W. Everman
M. BE. Wilson
Gallatin, Missouri
Coline Oil Co
Spencer Oil Co
Quaker Oil Co
Kern Oil Co
Home Oil Co
Glick Oil Co
Sloan’ ‘St Liniment
Mrs.Coha
Mr. Coha
W. F. Walker
John and
Leo Walker
Charlady
Tographer
P. van Graven
Studio OF Photography
Alliance, Nebr
Oseee Oil Company
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King’s Corner
John Hodgkinson
Mer
Bridgeport Bottling Works
Scott & Bowne
Bloomficks
N. J
Mazda
Hoover
Svaeewem
Mazola
Clan Products Refining Company
Battery Place
New York
Omaha, Nebraska