Purdin Items Review Local Happenings
Hogs shipped by Purdin Cotter and Hut chison Monday. D B Hunter family visited Pur din Sunday. Rev R G Edwards left for Parsons Kansas to assist moving to Purdin. Dr Bohning and Rev Edwards address high school graduates Friday at Church of Christ. Bowles delivered baccalaureate sermon at M E church. School year ends with praise to teachers after eight months. Telephone meeting on incorporation failed. line from Jno Lees to North Salem improves farmer communication. Mrs R C Sloan who was shot nine years ago dies. funeral at Mt Zion with Rev Clay preaching.
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R. G. Edwards
Parsons
Kans
Purdin
Bohning
Rev
R G. Edwards
Church of Christ
Bowles
M. E. Church
R. C. Sloan
Sloan
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Rev. Clay
Woodstock Liver Tablets advertised to purify blood and aid liver action
An advertisement promotes Woodstock Liver Tablets claiming to remove worry and distress after meals, restore liver function, and improve energy. The notice asks readers to send 10 cents for a sample and lists Washington DC as the sender. The rest is a string of local notes about residents and events, including illnesses and a church project delay.
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Woodstock
Woodstock Company
Washington, DC
Visits the East: Phil Urbach's Inauguration Tour
Phil Urbach returned from the East and spoke of the vast Washington crowd at Wilson's inauguration. He toured Covington, Abingdon, Kendrick, and Alexandria visiting notable sites, the Capitol, the Smithsonian, Government Printing Office, and Mount Washington. He described relics from George and Martha Washington's era and observed industry and transportation hubs in the capital region.
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Marceline Journal-Mirror
Phil Urbach
East
Wilson
Mr. Urbach
Virginia
12Th Street
Capitol
Sen Wilson
Mr.Wilson
Urbach
Chicago
Covington
Varneys
W. H. Bellamy
Abingdon
Bellamy
J. C. Cox
Kendrick
Oak Hill Academy
Urback
Washington
Senate Chamber
House of Representatives
San Francisco
Blue Ridge
Old Virginia
Chesapeake Bay
Government Printing Office
Treasury Department
Mount Washington
George
Martha Washington
Colorado Travel Offers Affordable Summer Board
A Burlington Railroad folder promotes visiting Colorado with low weekly rates from eight dollars at ranch houses. The brochure lists hotels boarding houses and prices, plus elevations and nearby attractions. D Clem Deaver, immigration agent in Omaha, offers to mail copies and explain trains and ticket costs.
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Colorado
Burlington
Burlington Railroad
America
D. Clem Deaver
Farnam St
Omaha
Nebr
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