Charles G Gates Dies of Apoplexy in Cody
Cody Wyoming October 28 Charles G Gates son of the late John W Gates died in his private car this afternoon of a stroke of apoplexy. He had arrived a month ago for physicians advice and hunting trips followed. He spent over seven thousand dollars on fur coats for friends and gave his chauffeur one thousand dollars and his guide ten thousand in cash. He said he had just made a big run on the Chicago Board of Trade and planned to spend seventy thousand more before leaving Cody. His body was moved to a local hotel Adlerika for reference before departure by train.
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Cody, Wyo
Charles G. Gates
John W. Gates
Billings
Mont
Mr. Gate
Mr. Gates
Cotton harvest near complete with local notes
Cotton is nearly picked. Charlie Bryson from Rainview plans to return home later in the week. Sam Cunningham of Newburg cited R F Carter and family over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Fuller Carmichael visited relatives Saturday. A young people’s party was held at Mr Collins last Friday night. School starts next Monday. Cold spell without frost yet.
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Cotton
Charlie Bryson
Rainview
Sam Cunningham
Newburg
R. F. Carter
Fuller Carmichael
Anday
Collins
Winter Arrives Early as Cold Norther Blows In
A harsh norther sweeps in bringing unusually early winter weather. Lowe Shetter and his wife were noted visiting his father during the cold spell.
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Lowe Shetter
Bible history and a store invitation at Co Manche
An editorial note blends a Bible history of Eden with a plug for The Wm. Reese Company in Co Manche. It touts various Bible editions and a broad array of goods from drugs to books and kodaks, inviting readers to visit for spiritual and daily needs.
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Garden of Eden
Eden
Eve
Adam
Wm. Reese Company
Comanche
WM. Reese
Comanche area notes and road work plans emerge
The report highlights travel and visits to Comanche last week, including teachers starting next Monday with Principal Mathis from Bee Branch and Miss Thrash from Purves. Local residents attend the Dallas State Fair, and road work plans for the Comanche De Leon route are organized for early November with several volunteers ready.
United States Moves Toward Recognizing Mexican Constitutionalists
Washington reports indicate the United States is preparing to recognize the Mexican constitutionalists, order Huerta’s retirement, and set up a provisional government in Mexico City to enable impartial elections. Secretary Bryan mentions a formal note to European powers asking them to await U S policy. Four American battleships left Hampton Roads to relieve others as part of the maneuver.
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Washington
United States
Huerta
Mexico
Bryan
England
France
Germany
State Department
Felix Diaz
Louisiana
Hampton Roads
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound praised by Philadelphia woman
Mrs Chas Boell of 2650 S Chadwick St Philadelphia testifies that after two bottles of Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound her long standing backache cramps and headaches disappeared and her health improved enough to marry and have two children. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic sold 50 cents as a general strengthener and appetite booster for all ages.
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Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chas, Boell
S. Chadwick St
Phila.,Pa
Stampeding herd wrecks train near Giles Texas
A stampede of cattle derailed a Fort Worth & Denver freight at Giles Texas killing engineer E. Hawley and fireman H. O. McCormick. The engine and ten cars plunged down a thirty foot embankment injuring two others and causing track damage. Wrecking crews moved in as officials, including General Superintendent H. A. Gausewitz, rushed to the scene and trains were delayed briefly.
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Childress
Tex
Fort Worth
Denver
Giles
Hawley
H. O. McCormick
Amarillo
W. J. Ryan
Memphis
H. A. Gausewitz
Panhandle
Worther
Pie fundraiser at Chamber of Commerce Saturday
A community event invites attendees to enjoy pie on Saturday afternoon hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and Presbyterian church volunteers. The gathering features a social in support of church youth activities and local outreach.
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Chamber of Commerce
The
Presbyterian Church
Aluminum ware showcased at 5 and 10 Store
Advert reads aluminum cookware in modern design available for inspection at the 5 and 10 Store. It promotes LIV-VER LAX and Vitalitas products through Carroll's Drug Store and William Reese Drug Company touting vegetable laxative benefits and rejuvenation claims.
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Vitalitas
Carroll’s Drug Store
Carroll’s
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