Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Cold and Fever Warnings
The ad touts Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for colds fever and related symptoms. It claims benefits for immunity digestion liver cleansing blood and nerve strength insisting the product is natural and safe with testimonials and references to Dr Pierce and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce’s
Golden Medical Discovery
Pierce
Tama
Golder
Joseph Napoicoz Bertert
Board of Relief
P.aul Street
Montreal
Quebec
Tson
Cape Sandy Local Notes Highlight Fishing And Harvest
River levels fall amid recovery efforts after recent storms. Cape Sandy residents report improved fishing, with fifty pound catfish and carp catches noted. Wheat harvest completes well. a Michigan potato shipment will be planted soon. Church services held. several locals visited, road trips to English and Louisville noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Parks and Harvey
Alton
Cape Sandy
Local Social Notes From Sulphur Area Speech
Sulphur column records visits and family updates. Elsworth and Edwin Ewing spent Saturday night with uncle Oliver Clutinger near Leavenworth. Barba and Mamie Borsemburg and Millie Parr visited Mary Parr and Sallie Smitley on Sunday. George Riddle and wife learned their son Charley was dangerously ill in Missouri and left Monday night. Mrs Gertie Smitley and Mrs Lizzie Wilbur bought sewing machines last week. John Smitley and wife went to St Croix Sunday to visit her brother. John Faulkenburg's wife died June 19. Harry Westfall returned home from Louisville for the summer. Mrs Elien Parr, Mrs Anna Geoizer, John Brandenburg and wife spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Kate Brandenburg. Miss Phoebe Beals of Oriole spent a few days with Mrs Myrtle Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Riddle
Charley
Missouri
John Smitley
St. Croix
John Faulkenburg
Harry Westfall
Louisville
Elien Parr
Anna Geoizer
John Brandenburg
Kate Brandenburg
Phoebe Beals
Oriole
Myrtle Johnson
Taswell people gather for social visits and funeral
Taswell A Tillery and wife visited Mrs Jessie McWilliams Sunday. Mrs Frank McGovern visited Indianapolis relatives and returned. S A Tucker and wife visited English relatives. E Woods and wife hosted a dinner with W L Belcher family and Nelson Belcher, others attending. Ben Zimmerman wife and Mrs Lizzie Smith attended the funeral of Mr George Senn at Grantsburg last Wednesday. Rev W H Howerton preached at his regular appointment Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tillery
Jessie McWilliams
Frank McGovern
Indianapolis
S. A. Tucker and Wife
E. Woods
W. L. Belcher
Nelson Belcher
Ben Zimmerman
Lizzie Smith
George Senn
Grantsburg
Temple Announces 3:90 PM Sunday Service by Rev Howerton
Temple residents note Rev W H Howerton to preach next Sunday evening at 3 90 oclock. Silas F Lambdin and wife visited Engish Saturday. Mrs Mary Switzer and Princeton children returned home Saturday night after visiting relatives. Several girls from berry fields returned home last week. Master Roger Rosenbarger of New Albany visiting relatives this week. G L Smith at Falls City Mon Gay getting binder repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas F. Lambdin
Engish
Mary Switzer
Princeton
Berry Fields
Roger Rosenbarger
New Al-bany
Community Notes From Newton Stewart Area
A brief from local news: a man returned from Indianapolis last Wednesday. Several youths attended the Newton Stewart children's service. George Murray and family visited near Eckerty. Mona Melton is ill. Frank McCarty and wife visited Bill Sturm and wife. Chas Deich and wife visited Romer Eckerty and wife. Ira McWilliams and Lula Eckerty attended Newton Stewart services. Gael Eckerty has been sick. A teachers meeting was held at the U B church. English sheriff visited local youths Saturday. P G Cannovan is improving. John McWilliams Chas Dewitt and Vane Lane traveled to English on business. Lula Eckerly staying with sister Mrs Mary Kaiser near Eckerty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Newton Stewart
George Murray
J.zan Williams
Eckerty
Mona Melton
Frank McCarty
Bill Sturm
Chas. Deich
Romer Eckerty
Ira P. McWilliams
Lula Eckerty
U. B
P. G. Cannovan
John McWilliams
Chas. Dewitt
Vane Lane
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Eyed as a warning about silent kidney issues, the notice touts Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for back pain, urinary problems, and liver issues. It promotes sample bottles and drugstore availability with Binghamton New York as the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Maf
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Doan's Kidney Pills Claim Cure All Kidney Ailments
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a universal cure for backache and kidney disorders. It cites testimonials from W C Foreman of New Albany Indiana praising relief for his son after two months of treatment and urges readers to buy the product at 50 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as US agents.
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Doan
W.C. Foreman
Main & Fifth Streets
New Albany
Ind
Louisville
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
New Crawford County Clothiers Move to Stone Building
Local store relocates to the Stone Building offering Kirshbaum Schwab clothing and a full line of menswear. Advertises $3 to $18 suits and a range of Crosetts Browns Hurst Smith Edmonds shoes, promising up-to-date goods and American made value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County
Kirshbaum and Schwab
America
Louisville
Crosetts
Browns
Hurst
Smith & Edmonds
Odds and Ends Store to Open in January 1910
A local businessman announces a new store in the Stone Building offering a mixed stock of odds and ends at cut prices. He explains last spring's operation sold old stock for profit and that this season’s up-to-date merchandise has doubled expected business.
My Competitors Fight Me Over Old Goods Claims
A local retailer disputes rivals' charges about selling old stock. He asserts six years of buying and selling more new merchandise than three Crawford county stores combined. He vows truth to customers and says a new lot store will prove rivals wrong and win business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County
Gregory’s
Notice of Rock Road Bond Proposals in Whisky Row and Milltown
The Craw County Indiana Board of Commissioners sets July 12 1909 as the deadline for sealed bids on rock road bonds for Whisky Row township and Milltown. Bonds issued in twenty equal series of 110 each at 4.5 percent interest, semiannual, with specific due dates and payment schedule. Taxable values listed total 410 560 dollars, with Whisky Row township 229 770 and Milltown 198 720 mortgage debt 12 920. Highest bid to be accepted.
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Board of Commissioners
Crawfor County
Indiana
Rock Road
Whisky Ran Township
Milltown
Esid County
Whisky Row Township
Milltown Corporation
Local residents attend visits and church service
Henry Ritchie and others visited Leavenworth on Saturday. Families from Wiseman Lutz and Lutz visited J. W. Byrd and wife Sunday. Turley on the ridge and Newkirk farming for Schulz. Schulz Dillman on sick list. Crecelius Bros. set up McCormick reaper. Audry Neal visited Mae Robers. Roy Wiseman from Sulphur nearby for weekend and Sunday school. Nettie Goodson and children from Grantsburg visiting. Prayer meeting held Thursday. Rev G W Speedy to preach next Sunday at 10 30 a m at the M E church. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ritchie
Geo
Fred Schulz
Leavenworth
Chas. Wiseman
Jesse Lutz
Edward Lutz
J. W. Byrd and
Wife
G. W. Speedy
M. E. Church
Wickliffe Church News Recalls Regular Appointment
Rev Eskew filled his regular appointment at this place Sunday. Paul Reasor and Miss Verna Zio attended, with other local parishioners noted in the brief church update.
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Eskew
This Place
Paul Reasor
Verna Zio
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Sherman Laswell
J. A. Atwood
Cape
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Lula
Neat
Sunday
Robinson
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M.S. Real
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Chas. Claycome
Jno. Grant
Emery Hooten
Eckerly
Mattie Pigg
Ida Criswell
Clara Smith
David Toney
Florence Harmon
Chas. and
Raymond Jones
Roy Real
Morris Scott
Clarence Pope
Chas. Reed
Geo. C. Real
Willie Smith
Mt. Carmill
Hazel Allen
Sarah Dooley
Geo. Bunch
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Teppy
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Edwin Ewing
Near Leavenworth
Oliver Clutinger
Barba
Mamie Borsemburg
Millie Parr
Mary Parr
Sallie Smitley
Gertie Smitley
Lizzie Wilbur
Taswell
W. H. Howerton
G. L. Smith
The
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Mon- Gay
Gael
Lula Eckerly
Mrs. Mary Kaiser
Bright
W.L. Gregory & Sons, Inc
Everyb&Ody’s
Ruly
J. E. Hankins
A.D. Haff
C.C
Alfus Turley
John Newkirk
George Schulz
Lizzie Schulz Dillman
Creceluis Bros
McCormick Reaper
Audry Neal
Mae Robers
Roy Wiseman
Nettie Goodson
Sylva
Lucia
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Ieeless Refrigerator Company
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