Local man pleads not guilty and faces circuit court
An accused youth pleads not guilty and is bound over to the circuit court. Bond set at 1000 but no bail possible keeps him jailed until trial. He allegedly cashed several Milan bank checks totaling about 100 over his balance, received two months to fix matters, but fled to Oklahoma. Sullivan County seeks his return after this county proceeds.
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Ant
Young Hunsaker
Milan
Oklahoma
Sullivan County
Notice to settle debts at J F Reynolds & Co
All parties owing notes or accounts to J F Reynolds & Co are urged to settle promptly during the inspector's short stay. If not paid, all balances will be turned to collectors to force settlements. Li Resp J F Revnolps & Co.
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J. F. Reynolds & Co
New Discovery Heals Long-Standing Cough and Lung Trouble
C. O. Floyd of Kershaw South Carolina recalls near fatal weight loss and constant coughing from lung trouble. After six months on J King’s New Discovery his cough and lung condition vanished and his weight returned to 170 pounds. Thousands are healed yearly with guaranteed relief at H E Epperson’s drug store. 50c and 2.00, trial bottle free.
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C. O. Floyd
Kershaw
S. C
J. King
Pr. H. E
Epperson
Bible Quiz Answers From Last Week
The questions list answers about biblical authorship and events. Epistles traced to Paul about 25 years before the Gospels. Revelation timing unclear. A claim that crucifixion with head down was by request. A note that money is described as God’s rival.
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Paul
Public Auction Near Browning Wednesday February 6
A public sale 1 mile east and 1-4 mile south of Browning lists horses cows hogs poultry and farm gear. Items include a bay mare and several yearling and two-year-old horses, dairy cows and calves, hogs, chickens, turkeys, harness, tools, corn and rope with special low prices on select cattle. Cecil Bingham also offers purebred short horn calves and related stock.
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Browning
Concord
Cecil Bingham
How to Cure Chilblains
John Kemp of Otisfield Maine praises Sappy Buck ens Arnica Salve as a remedy for chilblains alongside salt rheum fever sores ulcers piles burns wounds frost bites and skin diseases sold for 25 cents at E Epperson's drug store.
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John Kemp
Otisfield
Atpr U. E. Epperson
Local hardware stock sold to Mr. Campbell
Reynolds and Co announce the sale of their hardware stock and goodwill to Mr. C. R. Campbell. They thank customers for past favors and urge continued support of the new owner, praising him as a thorough businessman and gentleman.
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C. R. Campbell
Campbell
J. F. Reynolds & Co
Purchase and continuation of J F Reynolds & Co business
The buyer announces purchase of the stock and goodwill of J F Reynolds & Co and offers to prove to partners that he will honor and grow the business. Mr Reynolds will remain with the new partner for a time to assist and meet clients.
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J. F. Reynolds & Co
J. F. Reynolds
How to Avoid Appendicitis and Constipation Causes
Advice warns most appendicitis cases occur in constipated individuals. Mentions laxatives and remedies like Pruit Syrup Cacarovic as factors in managing bowel health.
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Cacarovic
Yoemen Supper At Browning Homestead Adopts Members
A large Yoemen crowd from Purdin attended a class adoption and supper at the Browning Homestead. Grand Foreman William Koch and state manager T. M. Willett were present as 52 applications were secured in a 30 day campaign led by W. E. Phillips. A. E. Austin won a gold ring for the most applications. The gathering adjourned in the early hours, praising the B. A. Y.
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Browning Homestead
Purdin
Wm. Koch
T. M. Willett
W. E. Phillips
A. E. Austin
P. E. O. Meeting At Mrs. Tripper Home
A Wednes day P. E. O. gathering at Mrs. Bert Tripper's home drew eleven members. Emerson quotations opened the meeting, a Constitution section was read, and a Lakeland Florida letter from Mrs. Cornelia Harmon was enjoyed. Bible lesson on First Samuel led by Mrs. Mary E. Van Wye and a contest crowned Mrs. Gertrude Fields. Refreshments followed as members departed content.
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Bert Tripper
Emerson
Cornelia Harmon
Lakeland
Fla
Mary E. van Wye
Gertrude Fields
How To Avoid Pneumonia Ad Claim
An advertisement advises avoiding pneumonia from a cold by using Foley’s money and Tar It claims to stop coughing and expel the cold. The note urges refusing substitutes and promotes a yellow package from L. C. Lantz.
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Foley
L. C. Lantz
Farm stock sale announced near Browning and Haseville
Public auction set for Wednesday February 13 at the seller's farm five and a half miles west of Browning and two and a half miles east of Haseville. Items include mares, horses, mules, cattle, sheep, hogs, equipment, and harness. The sale will divide partnership staff C B and Roy Keithley. terms on bills.
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Browning
Haseville
John Deere
C. B
Roy Keithley
Hats Off to Hats in Town Opinion Piece
An opinion column criticizes town women for not removing hats in public. It mocks ladies for vanity, claims many know each other’s hats and sizes, and urges some to remove hats or comb hair. The tone is sarcastic and admonishing about public appearance.
One For The Girls Opinion On Morality
The Cawker City Ledger urges girls to demand equal purity from men and notes the absence of respectability in intoxicated companions. It argues society improves only when girls require the same standards boys demand, warning of moral reform ahead.
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Cawker City Ledger
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promotes Noted Pain Relief
Advertising copy touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as superior for rheumatism stiff joints cuts sprains and all pains. Claims users are living proofs and urges trials with bottles priced at 25c 50c and 1.00 sold by Dr Whaley Son.
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Ballard
Dr. Whaley & Son
The Latest Graft by a Well Dressed Stranger
A stranger in fine clothes asks farmer’s children for help locating a valuable pin lost on the road. No pin is found but he leaves his name and a $100 reward offer. Days later a tramp appears seeking the same reward and the case remains unresolved.
Howard Logan and Lillian Howard wed in Minneapolis
W E Logan of Great Falls Montana and Miss Lillian Howard were married in Minneapolis. The groom will work in Chateau Montana and plans to honeymoon with his bride at the mother's home in Great Falls. The Star extends congratulations to the couple.
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W. E. Logan
Lillian Howard
Great Falls
Mont
Minneapolis
A Wise Measure on Baking Powder Labels
The legislature passes a bill requiring baking powder labels to list ingredients. It argues buyers deserve truth about content amid dubious claims of cocoa nut shells or burnt clay in products. The odd wording mocks consumer deception and pushes for transparency in food labeling.
Auction at Hamilton Farm Near Humphreys
The undersigned will sell at his farm six miles southeast of Humphreys on Thursday February 7. The sale includes 19 head of coming year cattle, 3 cows to freshen, 2 heifers two years old, 1 yearling Angus bull, 6 high grade Angus heifer calves, 1 mare five years old with mule colt, 1 horse four years old, 2 seven year old colts, 2 sows with pig, and 600 bushels of corn. D. M. Hamilton.
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Humphreys
D. M. Hamilton
Card of Thanks Sea Teletypes of John J
A brief card of thanks acknowledging condolences and support following the death of John J. in the sea teletypes era. The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy, messages, and assistance during their bereavement.
New Hardware Merchant Takes Charge at Local Store
C. R. Campbell assumed ownership last Saturday and will run the hardware business. He has prior mercantile and farming experience, broad local ties, and a proven farming record, leading to expectations of strong hardware trade.
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C. R. Campbell
Campbell
Obituary of Leah Alexander Warren Lane
Leah Alexander Warren Lane born February 2, 1821, died Sunday evening after a long life marked by faith and family. Survived by three of six children with James M. Warren, plus three more with Thomas Lane, including Robert Lane, and numerous grandchildren. Charter member of Morris Chapel class, blind for 15 years, funeral by Rev. Sparks at Morris Chapel.
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Leah Alexander
James M. Warren
Linn Co. Co
Sister Lane
Morris Chapel
Rev
Sparks
Missouri Child Illiteracy Sparks Call for Education Law
In a discussion on Missouri youth literacy Dr. C A Elwood shows that 25.2 percent of boys ages 10 to 15 work and do not return to school. The state has more illiterate children 10 to 16 than six New England states plus Illinois Iowa and Missouri’s combined total. Ninety percent of illiterate youths are white, prompting a push for a child labor law and compulsory education.
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Missouri
C. A. Elwood
State University
New England
Illinois
Iowa
South
K. C. Star
Death of John J. Mathew in Browning and Mooresville burial
John J. Mathew born January 1 1850 in Upper Alton died January 29 1907 at his sister's home in Browning at age 57 years 28 days. He lived in Carrol County Colorado and Montana before settling here two years ago. Survived by son James of Salt Lake City Utah mother a brother O W Mathew of Joplin and sister Mrs L Holding. He was taken to Mooresville on Wednesday for burial.
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John J. Mathew
Upper Alton III
Browning
Carrol County
Colorado
Montana
James
Salt Lake Utah
O. W. Matthew
Joplin
L. Holding
Mooresville
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