Protracted meeting at Pleasant Home church extends into Sunday
Health reports are good and weather fine. The Pleasant Home church holds protracted services through Sunday with Rev. Vivian preaching at 4 p.m. in Johnstown. Community updates include farming moves by B McClannahan, Harshaw farm sale to M Kretsinger, and local family notes.
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Pleasant Home Church
Jorge Keen
B. McClannahan
Mexico
Altiser
Pleasantie
LM. Kretzinger
Harshaw
Mathew Evans
Zip
Butler
Wm. Atcheson
Phoma
Luther Walker
Boot Tyler
Annie Howard
Jeff Snodgrass
Spruce
Hutch Chambers
Josie Smith
Vivian
M. E
Johnstown
Rose
Bro. Scott
M. E. Church South
Mt. Vernon
Cobb
Passaic
Alice Bush
Wm. Walls
Willie
Kansas
J. B. Rice
J.N. Sharp
Pleasant Gap
M. Frear
Idaho
Cal Robinson
Bevier
Frear
H. Weddle
Gen. Price
Walter Rice
Richard Wilcox
Summit Items
Riverside Wyoming visitor Mr Riggs Evans stays two weeks to visit his uncle Y E Winn Warrensburg student Willie Parker returns home for the week Mrs Nellie Grant visits Deep Water guest Arlie Drenon Henry Winn from Omaha visits town Beaman’s baby worsens Mr Frits restarts his saw mill with pine lumber wedding in the works with no name provided
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Riggs Evans
Riverside
Wyo
Summit
Y. E. Winn
Willie Parker
Warrensburg
Misa Nellie Grant
Arlie Drenon
Deep Water
Henry Winn
Omaha
Neb
Beaman
Frits
Missouri
Town News and Notices From Patoka Area November Fire Tragedy
Local notes recount oyster supper at Mount Carmel, missionary Sunday School events, and weddings. Town reports of sightings near Virginia, a chase for suspected convicts, and various visits between Butler Joplin and Rich Hill. Farm moves, illness, preaching, and community updates fill out the columns. Patoka Ill November 15: fire in Vernon kills mother and two children, mother dying.
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Mount Carmel
Christian Sunday School
Capt. Nickels
Patoka
Ill
Vernon
Charles Basa
Notable Visitors and Local Happenings in Burlington
James Wolf of Burlington visits parents during slow weeks. A donation party for the M. E. minister was held at Washington Park last Thursday. Mrs. George Ruble was ill. Lyons and Adkison of Panama visited G. W. Park’s family. They toured Virginia to hear band music on a night with no ladies present. Uncle Dick Adams improving slowly. Large crowd at Warren Ayer’s sale Monday. Virginians attend a murder trial this week.
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John Harper
Virginia
Kansas Penitentiary
Constable Wright
David Thompson
Caseville
Barry County
Bert Watkins
Joplin
John Foster
Mike Maloney
Butler
Mr. Pyle
St. Clair County
Epent
Washington Park
Mise Hayes
Kansas
Charley Wolf
Lawrence Wallace
James Wolf
Burlington
Kan
George Ruble
H. ©. Lyons
Frank Adkison
Panama
G. W. Park
Lyons
Dick Adams
Warren Ayer
Fragmentary notes on illness terms and remedies
Fragmented text lists sequence of illnesses from cold to pneumonia and consumption. Mentions coughing generally trends downward and includes scattered phrases like Saekoey Tharnetines and AN Gaggia with unclear meaning. Difficult to determine coherent event or report from the readable fragments.
Unofficial vote tallies surface for Ohio governor race
Unofficial returns from all eighty eight counties place the total governor vote at 840,227, with the official count from 84 counties including Erie at 615,661 votes.
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Columbus
Erie
Startling Surprise From Rheumatism Cured by Bitters
A healthy blacksmith from Tilden, Indiana, suffered ten years of rheumatic tortures before Electric Bitters changed his life. He credits two bottles with his cure and notes no discomfort for over a year. The ad touts kidney purification and overall healing at a low price.
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T. Headley
Tilden
Ind
Dooley’s Humor: Mr Dooley Returns to Sunday Post Dispatch
The St Louis Post Dispatch announces the return of Mr Dooley, the popular philosopher pithy humorist Finlay P Dunne, who will deliver his witty discourses in Sunday issues, enriching the paper as its Sunday feature.
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Missouri
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Mr. Dooley
Finlay P. Dunne
Sunday Post- Dispatch
All Stuffed Up Catarrh Hurts Morning Health
sufferers from catarrh endure morning congestion and headaches as the nose throat and senses suffer. The account advocates constitutional treatment with Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming a full cure after five bottles and no recurrence since.
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Hood
Fcorne Fonses
Lebanon
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