County News Letters Threshing in Progress
Willis Nov 6 Miss Mary Fergus resigned from Bechrer Bros school and moved to Blaine Washington for a better position Miss Ella Leland of Butte will take charge Miss A Rowe visited Butte last Friday Mrs A Keppeler of Butte guests of Mrs M Reichle suffering from lumbago Adolf Reichle visited county seat this week A 10 pound boy welcomed to Mr and Mrs Ferguson Miss Alice Herr county school superintendent visited last Monday Praises the school and children Math Polich hauling spoilings for new river bridge Nelson MeinEr threshing outfit expected this week across the river Everyone ready and anxious to finish threshing
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Tribune
Willis
Mary Fergus
Bechrer Bros
Blaine
Wash
Ella Leland
Butte
A. Rowe
A. Keppeler
M. Reichle
Adolf Reichle
Stork
Nelson-Miener
What Would You Do In Case Of A Burn Or Scald
A guidance note on first aid for burns and scalds stresses preparedness for all households. It recommends applying Chamberlain's Salve on a soft cloth to relieve pain almost instantly and to aid healing without scarring in non severe injuries. Sold by Riley the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Riley
Assessing Medicines You Take Food Or Medicine
Readers are urged to know the ingredients of foods and medicines. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is promoted as a cure and tonic for feminine illnesses, with claims of aiding nerves and childbirth preparation. The advertisement cites medical authorities and encourages postal inquiries to Buffalo New York.
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Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Pageville Social Auction Brightens Centerville Evening
The M. E. social at Centerville drew many locals with baskets auctioned to $4.75 and total proceeds of $18.25 with no expenses. Rev. Mickle preached quarterly services in Twin Bridges and Centerville, while town residents visited relatives and attended a missionary convention in Butte.
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Tribune
Pageville
Centerville
Talcot
Rev
Mickle
MEF
Twin Bridges
Rodney Page
Sheridan
Frances Comfort
Lee Williams
J. M. Nye
Butte
Wer
David Hardy
R. W. Page
H. A. Redfield
E. T. Maring
Theora Mercer
Lester Martin
Joseph Shannon
Faqua
George
Clarence
Clarence Saffle
Floyd Burtch
Dillon
Clara Burtch
Hailey
Idaho
Stoleburger
Highs
Geo
Dwight Bushnell
Helena
Florence St. Clair
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mary Redfield
N. L. Page
O. H. Gilman
Virginia City
How to Cure a Cold with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A marketing blurb praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable cure for colds. It claims the medicine follows nature’s plan to relieve lungs aid expectoration open secretions and restore health, noting its world wide reputation and long general use.
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Chamberlain
Tea Moneyback Guarantee Lets Grocers Refund Unsatisfied Buyers
The ad proclaims that Schilling's Best tea earns trust with a moneyback promise to grocers and customers. If a shopper dislikes the tea, the grocer is refunded, underscoring confidence in quality and value.
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Schilling
Proved Preventive Claim for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
The article asserts a case where a cold or grip attack followed by pneumonia was prevented when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was used. It states the remedy contains no opium and can be given to a baby or an adult, and notes it is for sale by Riley the Druggist.
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Riley
Train Holdup Foiled. Dynamite Cache Found Near Rails
Word came of a planned train robbery at Monida. A dynamite cache was found in an aqueduct under the track by a section boss, but the robbers did not appear as foreman removed the explosives. Yard master Wilson led officers to the scene. The rest of the content covers social events and campus notices with multiple local names and dates.
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Lima
Monida
H. P. Wilson
Peat
Judge Noble
Birrer
Henry Gleed
Chicago
Lura Faoster
R. C. Reese
Frank Benny
Pocatello
McGonigal
Cure for Sick Headache Promoted by Stomach Tablets
Advertisement notes a distressing disease called sick headache caused by stomach disorder. Promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure and offers a free sample at Riley the Druggist's.
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Riley
Folk Song Focus Delights College Notes Program
Normal College Notes report a general exercises session where Prof. Riedelsberger spoke on Folk Songs in Music. Misses Lora Maxwell Lela Maxwell Featherstone and Negley entertained many friends Saturday.
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Riedelsberger
Lora
Lela Maxwell
Miss Featherstone
Miss Negley
Banners and pennants at the Tribune Book Store
Al colleges banners flags and pennants advertised at the Tribune Book Store. The item list suggests a display of college insignia and team colors for fans and students.
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Tribune Book Store
How to Treat a Sprain in Modern Home Remedy
Sprains and swelling are promptly relieved by Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The liniment reduces inflammation and soreness, claiming a sprain may heal in about one third the usual time. Available from Riley the Druggist Grady and Stone the tailors and A Emmons. all went to Butte last Sunday.
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Chamberlain
Riley
Colds and Croup in Children
Mrs. Wm. H. Serig of Wheeling West Virginia reports her daughter’s severe cold and cough were cured at home with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. Her son has avoided croup with the timely use of the syrup. The remedy is sold by Riley the Druggist. 1m
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Wm. H. Serig
Fifth St
Wheeling
W.va
Chamberlain
Riley
Notice of Public Auction of Stored Property
Hawwey J. Setrway gives notice of sale at Chili restaurant East Helena Street two doors west of McLaren's black smith shop on November 30 1907 at 2 p.m. to recoup sixty dollars owed for storage by E Dickison John Adams and Botswick. Articles include range counters stove dining chairs beds dishes and refrigerator. Cash sale. More than ninety days stored. First publication November 8 1907.
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E. Dickison
John Adams
Botswick
East Helena Street
McLaren
A.D
A. D
Reade’s Eccentric English in Gentleman's Magazine
The article notes Reade’s quirky language in A Simpleton and Christie John Stone, including phrases like They showed napes and It is a race of women. It quotes his lunch scene in Readi ana with humorous euphemisms for alcohol and a disputed hog analogy from Old Testament notes.
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Reade
New Haven
John Coleman
Bass Jumping Habits And A Dinner Conversation
The passage notes bass leap in spring to test against fishermen, citing a three pound bass dragging a willow sapling and performing aerial moves as if hooked. It also includes a humorous dining conversation about an author and his works, mentioning Hugo and Ninety Three.
As Japanese See It
A Kans City Journal excerpt notes how Japanese observers view Western women as shocking in dress and behavior. It claims kimono is preferred for hiding shape, and that Japanese teaching emphasizes restrained speech and tiny, parallel steps.
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Kaneés
City Journal
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County News Letters
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Mrs. Ogsley
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Miss Moran
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Grace Johnson
Miss Beuschlein
Miss Schmidt
Miss Goodrich
Miss Larson
Miss Neeley
Oscola
Missouri
The
Normal College
Miss Ross
Miss Griffin
Miss Welch
Mr. Hall
Miss Mayger
Owsley
Miss Hopper
Miss Templeton
Chicago Glee Club
Miss Wells
Stella Duncan
Normal College Notes
Hawwey J. Setrway
Oxford
Michaels-Stern Fine Clothing
Michaels, Stern & CO
TER
Eliel Brothers
A. L. Anderson
Feed & Sale
Mont
Hugo
Lippincott’s
Lis Lon
Beard
William Elliott
William Humes
Charles Hansen
Henrick Jacobsen
Walter Newark
J. Spewier
Peter Stewart
W. A. Woody
Robert
AMONT
Dillon Theatre
New England
Philadelphia Record
Mason’s Corner
Hughes & McCaleb
Ld Ias
Alereca
United States
Jessie C. Knox
Metlen
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E. Albrecht & Son
Mt. Pani
Misa
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