Endorsements Pour In for Peruna Across Alabama Officials
Prominent figures including John C. Leftwich Joseph J. Johnston Robert Barber J. K. Burke P. D. Barker Dan Cooper and L. J. Bryan praise Peruna as an effective catarrh remedy and tonic. Letters from Montgomery and Mobile Alabama cite good results and urge others to try the medicine. Confident testimonials claim reliefs from catarrh and lagrippe with confidential correspondence offered from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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United States
Peruna
Redeemer
Public
John C. Leftwich
Redeemer of
Public Moneys
Postofice
Montgomery
Ala
Register United States Land Office
Robert Barber
J. K. Starke
Port
Moloue
J. K. Burke
Mobile
P. D. Barker
U. S. Marshal
Northern
Dan Cooper
U. & Marshal
Alabama
U. S
L. J. Bryan
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Byesville Local Notes and Nearby Visits
A roundup of social visits and events from Byesville area headlines includes Cambridge visitors Dr Wall Boyd and Frank Amos. Grace Gorby returning to Newark. Prof T A Bonnell lecturing at the Normal. Rev Carson at the U P church. literary entertainment at the town hall. a union meeting for young societies. travel notes on B S Frame Jr and W J Armitage speaking on prison life. sports results show Washington beating Love City 13 to 1. early cricket and beys ball games, and community births and deaths.
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Byesville
Jeffrey's
Rber
Wall Boyd
Frank Amos
Cambridge
Grace Gorby
Newark
Maud Johnson
Sarah Steele
F. W. Steele
T. A. Bonnell
Lottie Rainsberger
Dennison
Washington
Love City
Presbyterian Church
B. Lawrence
Wheeling
Ralph
Kent
Paul
W. J. Armitage
EB Church
Armitage
B.S. Frame, Jr
Pittsburg
B. S. Frame
George Watson
Norwich
Watson
Thresa Michner
William Eagleson
Columbus
John Knox
Jennie Seutgaraées
Xenia
Quaker City
Washingon
Pleasant City Fourth Celebrations and Local Visits
Pleasant City residents spent the Fourth at Perrys Den and near by. Visitors included Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Kirkbride with daughters Lena and Christina from South Olive. Wm Berndith hosted guests, while Cambridge duo Mr. BH Williams joined at Wm Berndith’s earlier in the week. The Trenner and Amatott families visited their uncle Caleb Trenner and kin, followed by Melvin Sherrard and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Basford
Barnesville
C. G. Mahoney
C.J. Spaid
Ironton
L.G. Heskett
Columbus
Dick Morrison
Homer Campbell
FP. R. Detra
Mary Aplin
Johnson
D. Shear
Cambridge
Halley Thompson
Gertrude Secrest
Sarahsville
Baird
Cumberland
Albert Johnson
Helen
Wim. Mann
Portsmouth
Lem Baird
Ina Kays
Michigan
Charlea Wolf
New Philadelphia
K. of P
Lodge
J. W. Stevens
J. T. Day
G. C
C. W. Daniel
V. C
C. S. Shearer
Byesville
Senecaville
Mary Cain
Marietta
Ross Sullivan
Sutton
Cleveland
George Black
David Arndt
Joho McVicker
Perry’s den
Kirkbride
Lena
Christina
South Olive
J. W. Ogie
BH. L. Williams
Wm. Berndith
O. E. Trenner
Edmund Amatott
Aod Gon
Caleb Trenner
Melvin Sherrard
North Salem social notes and local game result
North Salem hometown column records visits from Mrs. John Roustine and others to Cannonsburg and Cambridge. A Center club beat the home club 15 to 6 in a local ball game. Various social calls, church events, and illness notes follow, including ice cream social plans for church repairs and multiple family visitations.
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John Roustine
Rissa Martin
Wm. Montgomery
Cannonsburtg
Wm. Travis
East Liverpool
Travis
John Moninger
Cunningham
Cambridge
James McKim
Jennie McElwain
Wood Gagger
Ed. McKim
Byesville Dry Victory Stuns Wet Forces in Local Option
Byesville residents voted dry by a 22 vote margin in a turnout described as the largest ever polled in the village. The tally showed 271 dry ballots to 249 wet, with celebrations after the result. Wets blamed clubs for cheaper access to alcohol, while dry supporters praised the outcome amid rapid village growth.
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Byesville
City Board of Review Completes Valuation Revisions
The City Board of Review led by J. M. Logan, Osborn Beal, and W. H. H. Bonnell finished its work Monday. It recapped increases and decreases in personal property, new structures, and additions, with entities like Lewis Kaufman, Temple Pharmacy, and the United Dairy Co. among those adjusted. several items were missed by assessors and added, while some were dropped. The board also equalized entries, fixed the messenger’s salary, and praised the president, retiring member, and auditors for their conduct and service.
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City Board of Review
J .M. Logan
Osborn Beal
W. H. H. Bonnell
Lewis Kaufman
O. E. Steele
H. H. Turner
A. N. Moore
Oliver & Shawver
A. Craig
Albert Hartill
United Dairy Co
John Davis
Alice Rainey
Wm. Springer
Jacob Couplip
A.F. Jiles
Lilian A. Taylor
Harry Black
Belle A. Boyd
Mary A. Hyde
Mary KE. Morrison
Lloyd Mercer
D. & Viola Romans
J. H. Jackson
W. T. Davis
Sanford Grant
Lianie Dawson
T. &. Crow
M. Fordyce
M. Kimmey
Ey E. Mathias
W. G. Proctor
Isaac Hyde
Gg. W
D. W. and
C. H. Miller
Amr. Sheet & Tin Plate Co
C. C. Barnett
Cc. F. Camp
P. J. Hapoon
N. B. Boetcher
Weedon Archer
T. B. Towner
T. B. Richey
Hannah Hartill
Gander
Alvaretta Bart
Ads Leston
Alex Sarchet
Martha Scout
T. G. Bowers
Delia G. Moses
W. L. Knouff
Busckburn & Hutchison
James Deselm
Logan
Beal
Wallace
Deselm
British Army Exposed as Unready in Lords Debate
In the House of Lords Lord Wemyss and March urged keeping up land forces to repel invasion, criticizing neglect of lessons from the South African war. Field Marshal Lord Roberts said Britain is unfitted for war and urged conscription or universal training to meet empire demands. Lord Lansdowne defended Balfour. The motion passed without a division.
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London
House of Lords
Farl
Wemyss
March
Presuer
Balfour
Great Britain
Lord Roberto
Lord Roberts
Earl of Wemyss
Lord Lansdowne
Committee On Defense
Waa
Redistribution proposals trim seats across Ireland and Britain
Government redistribu tion plans released July 11 favor England gaining 17 seats Scotland four seats and Wales one while Ireland loses 22. Population rule sets one member per 65 000, abolishing constituencies under that threshold. Weathered by heat in New York and legal actions in Georgia and Savannah. Slips include steamship rate injunctions and political charges in Albany and Indianapolis.
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Ireland
London
England
Wales
Scotland
Steamship Lines
Washington
Day
United States
Ackerman
Sevanneh
Georgia
New York
New England
Pera
Department of Pustice
Geft
Savreansh
Secretary Wilson Plans for Future Crop Reports
Secretary of Agriculture to preside with statisticians when the August crop report is prepared. He told President Miller of the American Cotton Manufacturers Association that only statisticians, the secretary, or the assistant secretary would be present during the report’s preparation. The American group may send a representative if invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
Miller
American Cotton Manufacturery Association
Charlute NC
Japanese Land Sakhalin Entry and Korsakovsk Occupation
Tokyo reports the landing of a Japanese force on Sakhalin and the occupation of Korsakovsk followed by a garrison withdrawal. Japanese say the island will be fully controlled soon and praise the return to Russian soil as a long overdue gain. Nearby dispatches note mutiny in the Black Sea region and torpedo boat activity among other wartime developments.
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Tokyo
Sakhalin Island
Korsakovsk
Sakhalin
Sipinghai
Manchuria
Protests Grow Over Bank Receiver Appointment in St Louis
Developments in the People's United States Bank case show President Lewis and the board protesting the court appointed receiver. Judge Selden P Spencer assumed control, ordered not to issue money order checks, and released asset and liability figures while the bank's leaders claimed prejudice and filed formal protests.
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Lewis
St Louis
People’s United States Bank
Selden P Spencer
St. Louis
People's Bank
Spencer
United States
Bank
St. Louis County
Lmits
Edward G. Lewis
People’s Bank
United States Postal Authorities
Theodore F. Merger
Loni. Stephens
W. F. Carter
James F. Coyle
B. G Lewis
Grain and Live Stock Prices From Several Markets
Grain and live stock markets show cattle prices varying widely across cities. Chicago quotes steer ranges from good to prime at 5.50 to 6.66 with cattle and hogs mixed. Texas steers and western lambs appear with diverse figures. New York and Cleveland listings include export beef, feeder cattle, and sheep with multiple price points.
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Chicago
Texas
Bhoep
East Buffalo
Cleveland
Medina
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Joseph J. Johnston
Brewer
Wee
Walter Worthing
Foster Avenue
Mies
Eile Worthing
Sons
Clyde Collins
William
Bertie Blont
Worthy Dyson
Lib Dichl
Aaron McKinley
Alfred Deeren
Maggie
Pleasant City
North Salem
Winterset
J. M. Spaid
R. E. Swaim
Sunjay
Chas. Swaim
Lula Woodburn
Jacob Wirick
D. R. Swaim
Scott Building
Inez Swaim
Grand Ridge
Elmer Smith
B. E. Swaim
W. W. Gus
E. W. Bake
Lellapard
W. L
East Wheeling Avenue
Fairview
Margaret Swope
Zanesville
A.C. Swope
al. C. Swope
City
Earl Roberts
Startles
Brooklyn
Manhattan
New Jersey
Mercury
Deedieck
Albany
State Legizietere
Bupreme Court
Warree
Prac
Furthe Becker
Sileg
Bontes
Cuba
Santiago de Cuba
Judy LI
Julian Cendoya
Centova
Cen
Cendova
Admiral Cervera
Oklahoma City
Okla
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Congress
New Mexico
Arizona
John W Noble
Secretary of the Interior
Tola
Kan
Weat Street
Iola
J.E. Thorp
Bowen
Department of State
William H. Russell
Maryland
Venezuela
Mr. Bowen
Mr. Russell
Caracas
Bogota
Colombia
Mr. Barrett
Heid
Rebastopol
Raselan
Noa 267
Kalez Potemkine
Prout
Knies Peterking
Odessa
Kniaz Potemkine
Kustenfi
Roumanie
Sebartopol
Tee Harbor
Zantevne
Caattes
Columbes
Mra
C W. McCaniff
The
Salt Lake
Try
Eiward Mitchell
Brookville
Ind
C B. Keller
Cambridge City
Whitewater
Big Four Railroad
Springfield
Ill
BE Holdred
Alabema
Nilewood
Alsbema
Caldren
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