Two More Cruelty Divorces Filed in District Court
The district court saw two new divorce petitions within a week both filed by wives on cruelty grounds. Amy J. Keintop accuses Wm. F. Klentop of abuse and infidelity amid wages and stock details for alimony. Kathryn Rawn seeks divorce from Peter C. Rawn citing desertion and repeated cruel acts including injurious blows and infidelity.
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District Court
Amy J. Keintop
Wm. F. Klentop
Alliance
Creston
Iowa
Ita
Alliance Garage
Kathryn Rawn
Peter C. Rawn
Littleton
Colo
Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed as universal remedy
An advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages as a constitutional disease. It states the remedy works by affecting blood and mucous surfaces and builds up constitution. The ad offers one hundred dollars for any failing case and directs readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Local Overland dealer fails to secure demonstrator in Denver
George Snyder of Overland with Dwight Bennett and Fred Feagins visited Denver last Friday night seeking a new Overland demonstrator. All cars were spoken for and factory capacity will be taxed for months. They expect trains bringing machines this week and Snyder plans another trip today. They enjoyed the races but could not return with cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snyder
Overland Automobile
Dwight Bennett
Fred Feagins
Denver
Overland
Metropolis
Boyder
Snyder
Bennett
Feagins
Successful Christian Endeavor Convention Ends Strongly
The district Christian Endeavor convention closed with nearly fifty delegates in attendance. Delegates praised the program and spiritual and social interest remained high. Notables included Rev. H. H. Price of Friend and Miss Grace Hooper of Pawnee City. New officers named were President W. A. Danley Chadron, Vice President Rev. Wm. Richards Hyannis, Secretary-Treasurer J. H. Range, Superintendent of Missions Miss Alicia Mosher Gordon, Junior Superintendent Miss Vera Spencer Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church
Presbyterian Church
H. H. Price
Friend
Grace Hooper
Pawnee City
W. A. Danley
Chadron
Wm. Richards
Hyannis
J. Hb.range
Alicia Mosher
Gordon
Vera Spencer
Alliance
Elka Fair Nets 1200 as Crowd Packs Event
The Elka fair last week raised 1200 from sales, dances, and amusements. Saturday night drew the largest crowd as music and dancing pleased attendees. Merchants donated generously and sheriffs and stockmen received commemorative cards for four days access to the new home. A cattle sale features 400 head of cows and heifers advertised for Alliance on Saturday June 12 by W. L. Clark and EF T. Kibble.
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Elka
Alliance
W. L. Clark
Ef.t. Kibble
Ashby Briefs Reflect Regional Travel and Local Skips
A collection of short items notes residents and visitors from Ashby and nearby towns. Geo Adam travels to Aurora. John Donnelly attends Alliance Elks convention. families visit kin in Ansley and Crawford. many head to Whitman, Grand Island, Lexington, Hyannis, Sutton, and Hot Springs for events, business, or rest. Local dance, school director elections, and a Whitman ball win are mentioned alongside a wartime green book claim.
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Geo. Adam
Aurora
John Donnelly
Alliance
Elks
Harry Paige
Ansley
Ira Mansfield
Gene Wieda
Grand Island
Lexington
Ss. A. Wheeler
Whitman
Art Halloren
C. W. Thurston
J. B. Webster and Son
Crawford
Odell Crause
Mullen
Hyannis
Roy Fields
Bingham
Wm. Murphy
Spalding
P. J. Gilroy
John McCool
Ellsworth
L. E. Hubbard
Geo. Hughes
Chas, Erickson
Sutton
Irving Thurston
Kansas City
Omaha
May Bixby
Lincoln
Ashby
R. J. Gilroy
Hot Springs
Dusty Dabblings and Small-town Gist
A collection of satirical musings on local habits and national headlines. References to jurors discharged for reading the papers, tax calculations, Chicago streetcar strikes, jitneys, Roosevelt and Bryan policies, age and marriage norms, a Muskogee censorship incident, and flippant gender fashion remarks. The tone is editorial and humorously scornful.
No Use to Try to Wear Out Your Cold It Will Wear You Out
Colds sap strength and vitality unless checked early. Dr King s New Discovery helps. one dose clears the head and improves breathing. Buy a bottle today and start relief. Saturday night the fountain was lit up by the Burlington with the whee installing and juice to be furnished by the company.
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The
Burlington
Town Fountain Attracts Night Crowds For Warm Water
Edgemont Express notes people gather nightly to view the fountain and learn how hot the water is. The feature advertises the town’s waters more effectively than any other promotional item. Mexico can praise its avoided submarine warfare, implying no similar naval threat.
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Edgemont Expresa
TIZ Foot Relief Promises Elusive Pain Cure
An old advertisement extols TIZ as a cure for tired feet swelling burning odor and corns claiming it draws out poisonous exudations and will make shoes fit again. It urges readers to buy a 25 cent box from drugstores or department stores for relief.
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Hallie Ripley
Scottabladl
Tenth Lewion
G. R. Wallace
Mitchell
Mies
Carrie Munkhee
Citcheenship
G. BR. Miller
Sidney
Elsie I. Miller
Grace Foster
G. Br, Miller
Scottabluf
Mrse. C. BE
Gresham
Marvel Ripley
Blanche Hadley
Virginia Loyd
Janet Howard
Lola Cline
Zona Cline
Lena A. Rice
Mia
Jesse Mapen
Jesse Mapes
Bridgeport
Albert Caplon
Mabiel Fairhead
Mary Borders
Miles W. Glover
Alice Blanchard
Elma Scott
Gertrude Lutz
Mary Wilson
Pauline Scott
Kimball
Lloyd Lockwood
Geo. Wallace
Gering
Beatrice Gardner
Marle Wood
Antioch
Victor J. Blair
Sidney Sunday
District Christian Endeavors
Ashby News
Italy
Derryvale
Gall
Horace Hogue
Dusty
Lucky
Chicago
Roosevelt
Bryan
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Billy
New Theatre
Cramer
Willis
Lfc
Dierks Lumber Co
Mexico
Byer
Mike Byer
Lincoln Rug Factory
O Street
Lincoln, Nebraska
Bell Telephone
United States
Bell Telephone System
Bell Telephone Service
Nebraska Telephone Company
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