Veterans of '60 Call to Reunion at Chickamauga Tenn
A Wilder Brigade Association reunion plan is set for Chickamauga and Hoover's Gap Tennessee with a one day stop at Hoover's Gap and special trains. The 55th Iowa National Guard unit and Company C veterans recount marches, wounded captains and humorous moments, urging participation from all Chattanooga area regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder Brigade
Chattanooga
Wilder's Brigade Association
Frankfort
Ind
Chickamauga
Hoover's Gap
Tenn
Munfordville
Kentucky
Bragg
Louisville
Namesakes and remedies in a quip filled notice
The item notes many US named towns for British places and a woman seeking relief from wrinkles with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea costing 35 cents. It mentions Judge Jackson of West Virginia as the longest serving federal judge and explains why Mississippi politician John Sharp Williams is called John Sharp due to his maternal family lineage.
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Hollister
L. M. Bosworth
Mississippi
John Sharp Williams
John Sharp
Sharps
Chamberlains Remedy For Colic And Diarrhea
Acute attacks of colic diarrhoea and dysentery need prompt relief. A dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy relieves before a doctor arrives and has never failed in severe cases. For sale by Loughran and Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Loughran
Bauer
Remembrance of Chickamauga and Civil War Marches
The text recalls Civil War landmarks around Chickamauga and Chattanooga including Bragg's lines, Rosecrans, and Snodgrass Hill. It notes soldiers marching thirty-one miles, enduring rain and heat, and the significance of sites like the Viniard and Glenn House while praising the heroism at Chickamauga. It also mentions Yankee Robinson's old show and a 1907 Belgian expedition funding.
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Murfreesboro
Hoover
Stringer
Chattanooga
Viniard
Glenn House
Longstreet
Thomas
Snodgrass Hill
Rosecran
Faithful Friend and Comrade J T Wilder Letter
A brief note from J T Wilder of Knoxville Tennessee dated May 18 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville, Tenn
Ames Company C Returns From Maneuvers at 55th Inf Annual Meet
Ames Fought Well Co C comes back to Ames Thursday after the Annual Meeting of the 55th Infantry Iowa National Guard. The unit reports all men are well and reenergized after eight days of strenuous drill. Distances marched by individuals remain undetermined and the trip from Red Oak to Atlantic is described as forty two miles with each man imagining daily added distance. The text notes a reference to an Irish soldier at Fort Riley puzzled by his marching range.
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Lincoln
Knapp
Underwood
Lieut
Scott
Co. C
Iowa National Guard
Ames
55Th Inf
Iowa
Red Oak
Griswold
Crystal Lake
Atlantic
Co. GC
Third Regiment Reunion Notice in Nevada Iowa 1906
Senator J A Fitchpatrick calls a reunion for the Third Regiment Iowa Infantry to be held in Nevada Iowa on September 18 and 19 1906. Surviving comrades their wives children and widows of deceased comrades are invited to attend with invitations to confirm attendance or send a letter to be read at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Fitchpatrick
Nevada
Iowa Infantry
Iowa
ProminentMedicinal Claims and Local Land Sale Notice
A historic notice touts Bee's Luxative Cough Syrup with Honey and Tar and King’s Dyspepsia Tablets sold by O C Gamble. It also advertises a 160 acre Howell County Missouri home with 65 acres cultivated and a spring orchard, offered by BE L Gilmore of Freeborn Minnesota.
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OC. A. Gamble
O. A. Gamble
Howell
County
BE. L. Gilmore
Freeborn
Minn
Lasting relief from pulmonary consumption with White Wine of Tar
Rev. J N Fry reports his wife’s lungs improved after starting White Wine of Tar. After using a fourth bottle she feels healthier than in years. He and Susan Fry of Brookline Missouri endorse the remedy for others.
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J. N. Fry
Susan
Fry
Brookline
Sta
Great Demand for Chamberlain's Remedy in Pikeville Ind
Frank Jones of Pikeville Indiana notes the high demand and reports the remedy has cured dysentery when other treatments failed. The product is for sale by local vendors and pharmacists in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Frank Jones
Pikeville
Ind
Loughran
Bauer
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M. Res
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A. B. Maxwell
Kooser
C. M. Proctor
Frances G. Stewart
Odd Fellows Temple Mutual
D. M. Gunnr,m.d. Jexell
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Frank W. Coy
West
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John Allan
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McCarthy
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McCarthy & Lee
Story County Bank
OWA
Frank E. Morris
M. J. Adams
Ree
E. F. Posegate
Geo. A. Underwood
Gamrath
Meat Market
Union National Bank
EB. W. Stanton
Henry Wilcox
T. A. Donps
T. Cashier
Dees
Story County Abstract Books
Pine-Ule Medicine CO
Chicago
Bower & McCartney
Veterans OF ‘60
Reunion
Charles A. Clark
United States
Jackson
West Virginia
Yankee Robinson
Story County
Old Tom
Elephant
Story City
P. T. Barnum
Robinson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Des Moines
George B. Hippee
Harry West
Fred Buchanan
Buchanan
South Pole
J. T. Wilder
Manuvers
Third Regiment Reunion
Go. C
Hamilton
Wellington
St. Clara
Bisc. Co’s
S. & S. Majestic
Ferndell
C. Hamilton
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OU. A. Gamble
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