American Heroines at Congregational Church Choir
The Brimfield Congregational church choir presents American Heroines on Wednesday evening February 5. The program features fine music and other entertainment designed to please all attendees. The organizers promise novel content and a valuable, enjoyable night with laughter and sentiment. Full program details to follow next week.
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Congregational Church
Brimfield
Farewell note from J C EB Conasina after sale
J C EB Conasina thanks Brimfield friends and patrons after selling his business to L E McKown. He cites health advised by four physicians and expresses regret at severing long held social and business ties while endorsing his successor for satisfactory workmanship and dealings.
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L. E. McKown
Brimfield
J.C. EB. Conasina
Water-haulers warned against trespass on premises by McDonnell Bros
McDonnell Bros warns water-haulers hunters and others not to trespass on their premises in a concise notice likely published as a legal or public notice warning readers to stay off the property. The terse notice names the property owner and targets various user groups who might seek access.
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McDonnell Bros
Mystery of Women Enduring Ailments Cited
Mrs Phebe Cherley of Peterson Iowa claims Electric Bitters cured years of kidney trouble backache and nervous spells. The 78 year old says she can now do housework after treatment at Robinson & Co's drug store with a 50 cent bottle.
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Phebe Cherley
Peterson
WA . Robinson & Co
Methodist Notes Congregations fill Sabbath services and meetings
The Sabbath day was ideal with large morning and evening attendances. A quiet, productive Normal Class session and business meeting occurred at the parsonage. Epworth League reports a $25 memorial window subscription and plans further spiritual work. New song books will be bought for the Sabbath school and league. Prayer meeting had strong attendance and interest. Aiming for full member and friend turnout tonight. Belated church subscriptions rise. bell pulpit furniture and organ to be installed soon. Junior and Intermediate Leagues host a box supper at Cady's hall on Friday Jan 24 at 8 pm with program including solos, duets, readings, dialogues, and a closing address. admission 10 cents. All are invited.
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Epworth League
Cady’s Hall
Allister Cummins
Nellie Culbertson
Pearl ‘Hamilton
Jessie Mercer
Harry 8Locum
Curtis Cady
Josiar
Florence Stansbury
Alice Cady
Tommy
Pearl Murnan
Edna Cummins
Solo
Mildred Pacey
Hunters Notice on Several Farmers Properties
Notices warn hunters to keep off the Brimfield area farm of Mrs. Monday and other premises. Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. trespassers will face legal action and fence and gate damage cited. The notices reference J. L. Murdock Lessee A R Moore Robert Boye Gruenewald Harry Learned and others.
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Brimfield
J. L. Murdock
Lesgee
A. R. Moore
Robert Boye
Gruenewald
Ten Cents for Ten Weeks Mirror Ad
The St Louis Mirror offers a twenty eight page weekly paper edited by William Marion Reedy with a staff of writers and literary authorities. It reviews books plays and music and covers social religious scientific financial and artistic topics for merchants teachers professionals students and homemakers. Mail the Mirror in St Louis Missouri for ten weeks at ten cents.
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The
St. Louis Mirrer
William Marion Reedy
Mirror
the Mirror
St. Louis
Wedding at Methodist Parsonage Jun 1902
Miss Susie N. Travis of this place married Mr. John B. Geoff of Farmington at the Methodist parsonage on Wednesday evening June 22, 1902. Ceremony by Rev. J. E. Mercer with Miss Oma Hockenbury and Mr. H. A. Griggs as attendants. The bride is well known locally and the groom is a prosperous Farmington farmer. After a brief honeymoon they begin married life with warm wishes from friends.
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Hymeneal
Susie N. Travis
John B. Geoff
Farmington
J. E. Mercer
Oma Hockenbury
H. A. Griggs
Brimfield
Remarkable Cure For Croup By Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A mother from Inwood Iowa testifies that Chamberlains Cough Remedy saved her young son from a life threatening croup attack. She recounts giving doses every ten minutes, the child choking and expelling phlegm, and credits the medicine with his survival. The product is sold by Wm Robinson & Co.
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Bor
Eire
Chamberlain
A. E. Steere
Goodwin
Jozl Demont
Inwood, Iowa
Wm. Robinson & Co
Tax extension hampered by state officials delay
Officials delay slows county clerk as extending the tax measures keeps books from being completed on time.
Arnica Salve Worldwide Fame Card Ad
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as the world’s best healer for cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers felons aches and all skin eruptions. Claims as infallible pile cure. Box price 26 cents at Wm. Robinson & Co.
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Bucklen
Wm. Robinson & Co's
Luxature Bromo Quinine Tablets Cure a Cold in One Day
An old styled advertisement claims Luxature Bromo Quinine Tablets stop the cough and work off the cold in one day with a no cure no pay offer. Priced at 25 cents.
Negroes Object to Separation in Jacksonville Cars
The Negroes of Jacksonville protest the city council ordinance enforcing racial separation on street cars. They threaten boycotts and using hacks or herdics as a response to the policy, marking rising tensions in public transport segregation.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Charleston
S. C
News and Courier
Mrs Malaprop Comments on Engagement in Philadelphia Press
Mrs Malaprop notes that a young Mr Jenkins is engaged to be married. Mrs Gabbie asks about the young woman with him, and Mrs Malaprop confirms she is the fiancée, as reported by the Philadelphia Press.
First successful photographs of lightning spectrum
Harvard observers led by J. H. Freeze used an eight to eleven inch telescope and prism to split lightning into color bands revealing hydrogen lines in the spectrum. The study compares hydrogen lines in lightning to those in new stars and artificial bubbles, noting similarities and differences with solid bodies.
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BR. C. Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Ahnouness
J. H. Freeze
Harvard
Western Electrician
The Forty Thieves Pay in Loot in Transvaal Troopers
Cape Town correspondence notes Loxton's Horse also called The Forty Thieves. England furnishes gear but troopers receive no pay. Loot division gives each man about 4500 dollars for three months. A 5000 dollar ball耗 with noheldback funds and frequent property seizures characterized the unit.
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England
Transvaal
Loxton
Friend
South Africa
War Office
Newcastle
Durban
Petermaritzburg
Cape Town
New York World
St Rule s Tower and St Andrew link in Scotland
In St Andrews the tower stands as a symbol of the bond between St Andrew and Scotland. The legend says monk Regulus carried St Andrew’s relics from Constantinople and buried them near Bir Andrew’s, around which the town grew. James VI tied the saint to Scotland, founding the Order of St Andrew in 1687 for the king and sixteen knights.
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St. Rule
St. Andrew’s
St. Andrew
Regulus
Rule
Constantinople
Scotland
Bir Andrew’s
James H
Tweed
Order of St. Andrew
King
Knights
London Chronicle
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