John Clayton Dead in Stratford South Dakota
John Clayton son of the late Eli Clayton, longtime local resident, died Monday morning in Stratford South Dakota. Funeral services will be held at the Osborne undertaking establishment at ten o’clock with interment in Atlantic cemetery. The I O O F will conduct the grave services. He is survived by a wife and daughter, two brothers here, another in Denver, and a brother HH Clayton Jr. in town. Remains expected to arrive about 6.25 am.
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John Clayton
Eli Clayton
Stratford
S. D
Osborne Undertaking Establishment
Atlantic Cemetery
HH Clayton Jr
Denver
Herpicide Advertises Baldness Cure In 1910s Page
An old newspaper ad promotes Herpicide as a permanent cure for dandruff and hair loss. It touts killing the germ that causes flaking and falling hair, claiming the product prevents baldness and strengthens hair. Sample requests via 10 cents postage.
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Chemical Laboratory
F.c
Herpicide Co
Mich
Old Settlers Picnic Notes and Local Moves
Clarence A. Ross rents the Rudge Willard residence and plans to occupy it with family for several months, moving this Saturday. Miss Jessie Crooks and relatives depart for Lexington Nebraska to visit kin. Jim Burnett returns from Carbon for the Old Settlers picnic and visits the office. Attorney H M Boorman travels to Des Moines and Leon then Grant City to lecture on The Trial of Jesus. Dr Hill acts as platform manager during his absence.
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Clarence A. Ross
Rudge Willard
Jessie Crooks
H. W.crooks
Yean Croos
Mary Brown
Lexingon
Neb
Jim” Burnett
Heck
Carbon
Barnett
H. M. Boorman
Ity
Des Moines
Leon
Local residents visit the city on various errands
A string of visitors and residents move through the city today. Chas Blake is sick. E M Bourne from Wiota stops in. Mrs Meredith from Marne visits friends. Lizzie Milne from Griswold calls. Emma Scheef from Marne travels between trains. Roy Herbert and Archie Carson come from Anita. Miss Wood from Marne stays with the Prather home. Rose Davenport travels to Marne and back. Mrs Shaver from Avoca and Minnie and Effie Ast of Walnut are in town. Mrs C D Brown and Mrs W H Allison of Griswold on business. Mrs H W Cary returns to Des Moines after a week here. Mrs Slater and daughter from South Omaha visit Miss Amanda Neimeyer. Mrs John Dolan of St Joseph Mo visits Mrs McEniry and heads to Adair. G W Wakefield of Edna township attends to business and friends. Efi Clayton of Chicago and S G Clayton of Omaha, brothers of the late John Clayton, are in town for the death and interment. Uncle Jimmie McDermott of Anita g is among callers today on Old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Blake
E. M. Bourne
Wiota
Meredith
Marne
Lizzie Milne
Griswold
Emma Scheef
Roy Herbert
Archie Carson
Anita
Miss Wood
W. F. Prather
Rose Davenport
Shaver
Avoca
Minnie
Effie Ast
Walnut
C. D. Brown
W. H. Allison
H. W. Cary
Des Moines
Slater
South Omaha
Amanda Neimeyer
John Dolan
St. Joseph
Chicago Markets Reflect Higher Hog Receipts and Mixed Cattle
Chicago markets report hog receipts at 17 000 with prices 5 to 10 cents higher. cattle receipts 7 000 with slow demand and lower bids. sheep receipts 17 900 and dull with lambs and sheep varying in price. Estimated tomorrow hogs 16 000, cattle 2 500, sheep 6 000.
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Chicago
Ill
Timetable Westbound and Branch Trains Listed
Westbound service shows multiple Omaha Flyer and local trains with times from 6:25 a m to 9:18 p m plus Chicago Express and Limited trains, with Nos 63 and 64 not running Sundays. Northbound Audubon Branch lists mixed trains at 6:40 a m and 2:20 p m. southbound Griswold Branch shows mixed trains at 6:35 a m and 2:30 p m, with Sunday-only services noted. All trains run daily except Sunday.
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Omaha Flyer
Colo. & Calif
R. M
R. M. Limited
Lotal Pass
Ifail and Express
Chicago Express
Chicago Flyer
Audubon
Griswold
City Market Report with Diverse Commodities Summary
Market brief lists stock hogs at 5.80 to 6.50 with beeved 6.09 to 6.50. Cattle and calves show 2.75 to 3.25. Grain prices include wheat 77 to 80, corn 65 to 67, oats 37, barley 46, rye 60. Hay 7.00 to 9.00, straw 6. Produce items include hens 8, spring chickens 12 to 1, turkeys 10, ducks 6, geese 4, eggs 15, butter 18 to 20, potatoes 50.
No Services Sunday at United Presbyterian Church
No services of any kind will be held in the United Presbyterian church on Sunday next.
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United Presbyterian Church
Libby Prison Diarrhoea Relief Cited by Express Co Man
Mr Edward E Henry of United States Express Co Chicago reports Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy stopped Libby Prison diarrhoea quickly. He says as a veteran who served with Rutherford B Hayes and William McKinley in the 23rd Ohio regiment he has no ailment but Libby Prison diarrhoea which the remedy stops at once. For sale by Atlantic Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby
Edward E. Henry
United States Express Co
Chicago
Quick
Rutherford B. Hayes
William McKinley
23Rd Ohio Regiment
Atlantic Drug Co
Atlantic Northern and Southern Passenger and Freight Schedules
Train timetable lists No.1 and No.3 passenger departures from Atlantic to Kimballton with intermediate stops including Smith Lake Hansen Heights Elkhorn Gates and arrival times to Kimballton and back. Southbound No.2 departs Kimballton stopping at Elkhorn Hansen Heights Gates Smith Lake and arrives at Atlantic. No.4 runs passenger and freight from Kimballton with intermediate stops and arrival at Atlantic. All trains stop at Harrisdale on a flag.
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Atlantic
Smith Lake
Hansen Heights
Elkhorn
Kimballton Rapatiack
AtlAntic Premise
Smith
Laie
Sas Ava
Gates
Pew Ictcantt Ovis
Ieikroin
Arive
Rimballton
Cand Peete
Kimballton
Skimballton
Harrisdale
Hitchcock Aims to Build Republican Ties in the South
Chairman Hitchcock seeks to organize Republican groups in southern states and aims to carry several states for Taft, though he does not promise to break the solid South. Supporters say the effort could gain footholds in multiple states.
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Hitchcock
Taft
Daily Des Moines Register and Leader Offer Through Election
New readers can subscribe now through November 6, 1908 for one dollar daily and Sunday rate of 1.50. The paper promises exclusive Iowa news service AP reports famous cartoons and fearless editorials. Delivered mornings to Iowa post offices and rural routes.
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Des Moines Register and Leader
Iowa
Associated Press
Register and Leader
Register and Leader Co
Des Moines
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Henry T. Davidson
Ambridge
Highlands
N.J
New York City
Penn Drug CO
Philadelphia
Atlantic Drug Company
Atlantic, Ia
el Clayton
Strat
Atlantic Brug Company
Califu
Alifornia Fic Syrup Co
Rock Island & Pacific
City Market Report
Gillette’s
News Publishing Co
Atlantic, Iowa
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