Spot Cash Store Ad Highlights Grocery and Household Goods
A fragmented listing from a Spot Cash Store advertisement details a wide range of grocery items and household essentials with prices. Items include navy beans, Scotch oats, Pettijohns breakfast food, soap, tea, yeast, crackers, diamonds U soap, cocoa, rice, canned fruits, peaches, apples, raspberries, blackberries, nuts, currants, raisins, syrup, tomatoes, and flour. The ad emphasizes daily essentials and bulk staples with varied pricing cues and promotional phrases.
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Pettijohns
ABC
Ark
Japan
New York
Rising Sun
Local notes and Bargains Highlight Rural Life
A-Broad snapshot of neighbors trading and traveling to Clinton and Adrian, with mentions of farms, blacksmiths, and homemakers. Villagers plan church events, store promotions, road trips, and a Democratic convention, alongside ads for specials and a local grocery market claiming top prices and quality.
Jim's Cash Grocery and Meat Market Notice
Local business listing shows Jim's Cash Grocery and Meat Market located first door east of Mo State Bank. Details resemble a small shop directory entry with no further context or dates.
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Jim’s Cash Grocery and Meat Market
State Bank
Bucklen’s Amica Salve touted for injuries and skin woes
The advertisement proclaims Bucklen’s Amica Salve heals cuts sprains and bruises and promises pain relief. It claims use for chafing hands lips burns ulcers and piles with a cure guaranteed. Sold by H. L. Tucker druggist at 25e.
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Bucklen
Amica
H. L. Tucker
Missouri lieutenant governor hopeful seeks Democratic nod
Joseph M. Lowe of Kansas City enters the race for the Democratic nomination for Missouri lieutenant governor. The county court chose Profs. Barron and Ludwick as instructors for the institute, selecting competent men and paying for the best material. Robert A. Smith wins a May 1 mayoral plurality in St. Paul, sweeping the city and council seats, reversing two years of Republican gains. A Johnson county court case featured a farmer testifying on barbed wire versus hedge fences. hedge was praised as lightning proof, etc., and the attorney yielded. Mrs. W. T. Cole’s health improves after two weeks of illness, with lingering enlargement of the liver and neuralgia of the stomach. M. L. Embree returns from the East to Onyx, Oklahoma, planning harvests on his Bates county farm. The Tres will report further Bates county updates.
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Barron
Ludwick
Johnson County
Worth County Times
M. L. Embree
Onyx
Okla
Mr. Embree
Tae Tres
Bates County
Dr King’s New Life Pills Adurock Stomach Health
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as boosting stomach and liver function to sharpen focus and social or business success. It promises a keen, clear brain and fish ambition with a 25 cent box, sold by H. L. Tucker, a druggist.
Death of Mrs Francis E Gwinn After Son's Death
Mrs Francis E Gwinn died at her country home on Wednesday May 2 1900 at 11 oclock am from apoplexy brought on by grief over the death of her son Sergeant Arthur Gwinn killed in the Philippines. She was aged 60 and mother of seven sons and one daughter. Funeral held Friday afternoon with interment in Robinson cemetery. Her son was Prof Gwinn principal of Butler high school.
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Digo
Francis E. Gwinn
A. Gwinn
Arthur Gwinn
Philippines
Robinson
Gwinn
Butler High School
Dixie Ky Witness Endured Suffering Before Testimony
Intense suffering described by witness T. L. Martin of Dixie Kentucky before giving evidence as he coughed nightly until throat was raw. He tried Dr King’s New Discovery, which gave relief and he endorses it for coughs throat chest and lung troubles. Price 50c and $1.00. trial bottles free at H. L. Tucker.
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T. L. Martin
Dixie
Dr. King
Price 50 Centre
H. L. Tucker
Passaic Items Show Crops Progress and Local Happenings
Farmers progress with crops despite wet weather causing corn replanting. Maddy travels to Joplin to work as a carpenter over the summer. L. C. Eichler sells two cattle to Uncle Dick, a 840 pound calf among them. J. N. Sharp canvassing, Blaine to preach at Passic next Sunday. Capt. Dillon sells hogs to Uncle Dick. Miss Maxey resumes teaching music as smallpox concerns ease. George Crews writes a poem about maternal scenes.
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Fld
Maddy
Joplin
L. C. Eichler
Bates County
J. N. Sharp
Blaine
Pas- Stic
Capt. Dillon
Uncle Dick
Miss Maxey
Butler
George Crews
Baby's Bath and Local News Brighten the Week
Mrs. Eichler and son John spent Sunday with Mr. Boswell's. Mrs. Boswell returned from Archie after her brother’s fall from a 15 foot ladder while painting the M E parsonage. The Butler Academy building burned last Friday. Qats and flax on the rise. J N Sharp sheared nine pounds from sixty sheep. A fishing party returned empty handed. Ada Crews visits her sister Bettie Crowder. Elmer Packer of Illinois visits J W Packer of Passaic and battles measles. Harry Beard of Montana notes settlers’ crops look promising. Mrs Frank Maddy listed as sick this week, Trixie.
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J.N. Sharp
Ada Crews
Bettie Crowder
Elmer Packer
Ills
J. W. Packer
Passaic
Harry Beard
Montana
Putnam Fadeless Dye Sets Popular Dark Blue Shade
Putnam Fadeless Dye in dark blue offers a color that remains fast to light and washing. Sold in 10 per package by H. L. Tucker.
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Putnam
H. L. Tucker
Sale of Short Horn cattle at Williams feed lot
A crowd gathered at Mr. Williams’ feed lot to witness WG Sellon’s sale of Short Horn cattle on the 2nd inst. Thirteen bulls and six cows and heifers from the Younh Mary Charming Rose Flora and other fine lines sold well. The herd was in excellent condition and bidding was spirited. the sale was a decided success. Sellon, a prominent local breeder, had previously shown stock at the street fair last fall where his cattle won blue ribbons.
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Mr. Williams
WG. Sellon
Younh Mary
Charming Rose
Flora
Sellon
Mr. Sellon
Trust Not to Appearances Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad
An old style testimonial advertorial urges cleansing the blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla to combat spring ailments. It claims benefits for scrofula, catarrh, and dyspepsia with consumer quotes from Hartford Connecticut Ogdensburg New York and Indianapolis Indiana praising relief and renewed energy.
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Hood
Lewis A. Caxpeter
Wadsworth Street
Hartford
Conn
Mars
Joy Martin
Washington St
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Mammoth Establishment Slashes Prices on Spring Stock
A broad sale lowers prices across fabrics, wearables, and shoes. Bulk discounts apply to prints, lawns, percal es, muslins, dresses, suiting, and men’s and boys’ clothing. Shoes, hats, and accessories include deep cuts with emphasis on quick stock movement. First come, first served in this special clearance.
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Ladies
Oxfords
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Price
South Side Square
Ballard Breezes
James Spears
C.N. Teeter
I.S. Koontz
Clinton
Adrian
A.J. Hughes
M.L. Price
T. D. Embree
Hendrickson
Kentucky
West
Hughes
R. A. Chenneworth
J. E. Warford
W. H. Watford
T. N. Hendrix
Hardy
F. King
M. L. Price
Bethel
Soap Creek
Stith Harrison
E. L. McClenney
Walnut
Dee O'Banion
F.M. Patrick
Rev. King
Murray
Jne Radford
Point Louckout
Fred Williams
Mavaburg
Monta Hart
Enterprise
Jim
Perth
Lone Star
Rday
Joseph M. Lowe
Kansas City
Missouri
Robert A. Smith
St. Paul
Inchiudime
Cuticura
Hoods
Mammoth Establishment
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