Chesterville News Farewell and Announcement Items
George Gray and Miss Brand plan Rae. Adams and baby visit Houston. Ava Davidson to Houston with Elton. Dora Davidson may wed Louis Larson Jr. Miss Esther Auersop dies at Eagle Lake Firanger ald sanatorium. family sorrow expressed. Deepest sympathy to Peter Anderson and family.
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George Gray
Miss Brand
Rae
Adams
Houston
Jamies Myers
Dora
Scun
Louis Larson, Jr
Esther Au- Uérsop
Eagle Lake
Firagerald Sanatorium
Ballard's Brome Liniment Promises Quick Relief
An old ad claims relief for aching joints and rheumatic pains through Ballard's Brome Liniment. It touts a powerful pain remedy available in three sizes, with prices listed as 300 and 520 or Wille. Sold by all.
Nottawa News Notes and Local Visitors
Local items list visits from W G Dagby C L Everett and others with several calls on Mant Mer nard and friends. Mrs Otis Morphy improves at home while Mrs J W King recovers. Sunday school officers named for coming year. Advertisements promote local trade and a Chamberlain's Tablets reference for stomach trouble.
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W. G
Mesdimey
A. W. Caylor
Gi Thomas
Wicker
Magle Lake
Musdames
Suwith
Wy Mayes
Fred Adking
Otis Morphy
Indiainipolia
Ind
J. W. King
Jess Dargis
Wor DeWitt
Secretariet
Ty Reed
Aliss
Charlie Crow
Cassady
Sundaly
Garwood Gatherings Mise Pearl Grittitts Week in Houston
A local society column lists relatives and friends visiting and staying with family in Houston and Eagle Lake. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gorton, Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, Miss Edws Dyer, Miss Ermestine Shaw, and Miss Etta Teite, with numerous local attendees at dances and visits to Columbus and El Campo. The note records community movements, visitors, and upcoming needs such as plowing due to dry conditions.
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Pearl Grittitts
Houston
Walfing
Gorton
D. By Smith
Brodaege
Abel
W. H. Shaw
Daviti
Evglé Lake
Tony Pinenteck
W.H. Shaw
Columbus Manda
Howard Strahban
Edws Dyer
Eagle _ Lake
J. J. Hopkins
Christine Gherneth
Sean Martin Avere
Eagle Lake
Alice Koenig
Allerton
L. T. Richardson
Columbus
J. W. Hurar
V. C. Williams
el Campo
el Campo Weiting Her Father, Mr. Benicker
Annie Arnold
Mary. Lishnovsky
Adel Horur
Gdith Frokay
Etta Reitz
Albert Arnold
Eddie Willman
Frankie Arnold
Walter Stross
Clarence Martin
Bill Hugar
Bill Froke
Bud and Dies Shaw
Kor Yhrasher
Ezra Costelt
Bill den
Eiton School
Miry Ant
BB. Green
Charley Larking
Barry
Toin
Ulery
Dangerous Liver Tonic Promises Health and Harms
An advertising claim attacks calomel and touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative that cures liver ills and prevents salivation. The copy mocks quicksilver mercurial calomel and warns of nausea headache and weakness while urging readers to buy the product to regain vigor.
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Dodson
Tane
Img
Douson
Son
Mother Surprised at Her Daughter in Vita graph Film
Vitagraph star Calhoun and her daughter, nicknamed Mother and Mistress, rehearse a tender on set scene for Tattle A Wildcat at Rex Theatre. The picture follows Mag in a fragile, penniless role as a dejected youth aided by a loving but troubled mother figure.
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Motter
Ee Calhoun
Vitagraph
Faukie
Alice
West Coast
T Hem
Rex Theatre
Sutunkh
Mag
Develius
Mothe
Stella Dive
Grout
Boy Obie Hannons Death After Horse Accident
Tuesday morning Obbie Hannor a 12 year old colored boy rode a horse that bolted when frightened by a cow. He hung in a rope on the horse’s neck and was dragged several hundred yards, struck by barbed wire, and died shortly after help reached him. Rescue by Wil Walker brought him to town where he never regained consciousness.
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Obie Hannor
Mr. Till
Wil Walker
Walker
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