Local Notables and Health in Northeast Linn
Northeast Linn reports Opal McCollum on the sick list for the week while James King works for William Nation. Arthur Cattey visited Bucklin on Saturday and Roy McCollum with family visited Otho Clapp on Sunday. Mary Piccola visited home folks last week. Emma McCollum plans to travel to Bridgeport Oklahoma soon. Gertrude McCollum, staying with her aunt Mrs Henry Thudium, returned home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McCollum
Otho Clapp’s
Mary Piccola
Emma McCollum
Bridgeport
Okla
Gertrude McCollum
Henry Thudium
Patent remedy claim for Foley's Honey and Tar cough cure
The notice certifies all druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It claims to stop coughing, heal the lungs, and prevent pneumonia and consumption. It states no opiates and identifies the genuine product by a yellow package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Local Notes From Paw Paw Area
Busy period in Paw Paw with visits from Miss Bertha Morris and Miss Lula Cassity. Roy Beck works for Lester Morris while Mr. Huff moves his blacksmith shop to Paw Paw. Mrs. Ward of Kirksville teaches music nearby. Rural school graduation at Milan attended by Misses Anna and Lillian Mairs. A Sunday gathering included R. T. L. Curtis and others at J. W. Mairs. Foley’s Kidney Remedy touted for nervous exhaustion and health restoration with a call to start now.
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Bertha Morris
Roy Beck
Lester Morris
Tine Walker
Gerge Walkers
Huff
Pawpaw
Anna
Lillian Mairs
Milan
R. T. L. Curtis
James , Parson
Ike Gooch
John Mairs
J. R
J. W. Mairs
Grove News Briefs and Church Notices
Measles continue to spread as farmers plant corn. Mrs. J P Knifong is sick this week. Jas P Bolling and wife attended church in Browning Sunday. Stella George cleans with Mrs Elsie Schrock this week. Grove church Sunday school at 3 pm. John Maggart of Leoffier visiting relatives. Mrs B D Bolling of Browning visited son James last week. Rev A L Pipes of Clarence preached at Pleasant Hill last Sunday. L G Schrock and family and E E Harris and families were guests of Cecil Bingham Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Knifong
Jas. P. Bolling
Browning
the Grove
John Maggart
Leoffier
B. D. Bolling of
James
A. L. Pipes of Clarence
Pleasant Hill Church
L. G. Schrock
E. E. Harris
Cecil Binghham
Local families share Sunday dinner at Browning home
Joe Johnson and wife along with Frank Maggart and family and A. J. Cotter joined Alf Browning for dinner Sunday. Ed and Bart Lambert with families and Mrs. R. E. Browns and daughter Pearl visited A. E. Lamberts last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnson
Frank Maggart
A. J. Cotter
Alf Browning
Bart Lambert
RE. Browns
Pearl
A. E
Reverend Williamson Endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy
Huntington West Virginia preacher Rev I W Williamson writes that Foley's Kidney Remedy cured nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble. He asserts it restores health and strength, contains no harmful drugs and is pleasant to take, claiming it has helped thousands of weak people.
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Foley
I. W. Williamson
Huntington, W. V
South Sullivan Church Visits and Local Guests
J G Nickell and family visited his parents Sunday. Roy Taylors were Sunday guests of Jeff Fields. E C Fisher entertained A R Dilliners Sunday. John Morgan and wife spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J W Taylor. Sam Warren and wife were entertained Sunday by Mr and Mrs Geo Freeland. Hardin Dillinger visiting his parents A R Dillinger and wife. Rev G W Cougill of Humpreys preached twice at White Oak Grove church Sunday. M R F Nickell will preach at the new church near Schrock cemetery Sunday. All are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G. Nickell
Roy Taylors
Jeff Fields
E. C. Fisher
A. R. Dilliners
John Morgan
J. W. Taylor
Sam Warren
Geo. Freeland
Hardin Dillinger
Kansas City
A. R. Dillinger
G. W. Cougill
Humpreys
White Oak Grove
M. R. F. Nickell
Schrock Cemetery
Handsome 46 Star American Flag Offer
A Kansas City Journal advertisement promotes a three feet by five feet cotton bunting flag with 46 stars and sewn stripes. It features brass grommets, a canvas band, and durable stitching, guaranteed to resist sun or rain, offered with a three month newspaper subscription for 1.36 dollars and free flag postage paid.
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Daily and Sunday Journal
Kansas City Journal
Kansas City
Breeding stock offer for 1909 season in Missouri
Two stallions and three jacks offered for the 1909 season. One jack and a Belgian horse at Milt Moore's Browning barn. two jacks and a Cleveland Bay horse at J. P. Belling's residence. Prices: $10 for jacks and Belgian horse, $6 for Cleveland Bay. Colt to stand and suck insured. Care to prevent accidents. Pedigree with owner J I Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt Moore
Browning
J. P. Belling
Cleveland Bay
J. I. Harmon
Local meat shop advertises fresh meats and hides for sale
The advertisement promises fresh meats including beef pork hams lard bacon pickles and sauer kraut and offers to pay market price for hides hogs and cattle. It notes a specialty order and urges honest competition with contact phone 103 D. B. Gooch.
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Northeast
Linn
Opal McCollum
James King
William Nation
Arthur Cattey
Bucklin
Lula Cassity
J. N. Stanforths
Grove
Stella George
Elsie Schrock
I. W. Willimson
South Sullivan
Newt
Webster
Piacioost
Edison Phonographs
Buster
Panama
Edison
Chicago
A. A- Healy,jeweler
Optician
Browning, Missouri
Alaska
Yukon-Pacific
Seattle
Puget Sound
USC
L. T. Wykuff
Barlington
Stark Bros Nursinaes
Louisiana
Respec
D. B. Gooch
Lly
L. W. Hummel
T.B. Mundell
Undertaker
Missouri
A. N. Thurlo
J. J. Harmon
J. A. Calhoun
R.M. Calhoun
Ass’t
Farmers’ Exchange Bank
A. Calhoun, W. Sevier, B. Johnecp
A.N. Thurlo
Wm. Shepherd
H.C. Pearson
LB Christy
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