Death of Miss Lydia Fee a St Helena case recorded
The Star of St Helena California reports the death of Lydia Fee at 12 45 am Saturday June 4 after four days of illness. Born November 22 1829 in Henderson Township Pa she lived in Fairfield Iowa Oakland California Sausalito and St Helena. She leaves several siblings and was active with the Presbyterian church. funeral at 4 pm conducted by Rev James Mitchell with large attendance and thoughtful floral tributes from family and friends.
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Star
St. Helena
California
Fairfield
Lydia Fee
Miss Fee
Henderson Township
Huntingdon County
Jefferson County
Iowa
Oakland
P. K. Shamp
G. W. Fee
Here
Calistoga
Bay
Sausalito
Spring Street
H.C. Rammers
Fulton Lane
Mr. Fee
Madrona Avenue
Lydia
Presbyterian Church
Mary Kunepp
Chicago
Rachel Wray
Sarah Brown
Nebraska
Fannie Fee
Pueblo
Colorado
I.’. K. Shamp
Valley
William Fee
J. D. Fee
Col
George W. Fee
James Mitchell
Mitchell
Lizzie Beach
W. A. Bingham
J. M. L. Black
H. H. Blakely
Shamp
John Allyn
L. Picard
J. A. York
The
William Kettlewell
Saunders
Grigsby
Hunt
Parrott
Woods
James
George Tisley
Shaw
Bringham
J. C. Mixon
Pleasant Plain County Convention Draws Big Turnout
Pleasant Plain June 28 report notes a largely attended county convention with many delegates from other places. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Goodban of Fairfield visited, while Robert Emery's daughter suffered a broken collar bone from a fence fall. Mrs. J. S. Koontz visits near Woolson with ill health. hay harvest begins for farmers. Travis Emery shows rapid decline. Adda Carse vacationing at home after teaching in Nebraska.
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Pleasant Plain
W. F. Goodban
Fairfield
Robert Emery
James Harvey
Cincinnatti
J. S. Koontz
Klingaman
Woolson
Edward Crumley
Ogiers
Eldon
Travis Emery
Adda Carse
Nebraska
Spavin Liniment advertised by D G Higley Fairfield Iowa
An 19th century ad claims Spavin Liniment removes hard or soft lumps blemishes from horses and cures bloodspavin curb splints sweeney ring bone stifles sprains and swollen throats at a discount of $50 per bottle. Sold by D G Higley druggist Fairfield Iowa.
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D.G. Higley
Fairfield
Iowa
Glendale School Closes With Picnic At Wolf Creek
Glendale June 27 Miss Bertha Swayne closed a pleasant term of school at Union with a Wolf Creek picnic Friday. Miss Agnes Mack also closed a satisfactory Glendale term the same day. Mr Nelson the director treated the school to ice cream.
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Glendale
Bertha Swayne
Union
Wolf Creek
Agnes Mack
Nelson
Dr John Bull’s Sarsaparilla Endorsed By A Louisville Lady
An advertisement extolls Dr John Bull’s Sarsaparilla as a cure for weakness and general malaise. A Louisville reader praises improved digestion, blood vitality, and renewed energy, with John D. Park & Sons Co. and regional agents listed.
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Louisville
John Bull
John D. Park & Sons Co
Sycamore St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bradshaw & Thoma
Fairfield
Brown's Novelty Store Ad Lets Citizens Buy Fire Crackers
An advertisement urges readers to purchase new fire crackers at Brown's Novelty Store. It emphasizes availability and suggests a seasonal sale context.
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Brown’s Novelty Store
Dr Miles New Heart Cure Promises Reliable Relief
The notice alleges grave medical mistakes in heart disease treatment and cites rising sudden deaths. It claims one in four people have a diseased heart and lists symptoms such as shortness of breath and irregular pulse. It touts Dr Miles' New Heart Cure as the only reliable remedy with thousands of testimonials and free books, sold by Bradshaw & Thoma.
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Miles
Bradshaw & Thoma
Market Price Log for Grains Livestock and Produce
Wheat 70 ets Rye 60 65 ets Oats 23a27 cts Corn something Cattle stock steers 3.00 3.25 fat cattle 3.50 4.00 butcher’s stock 2.00 2.50 Hogs 4.00 4.48 Sheep 3.50 4.00 Produce butter 10 12 cts eggs 12 cts potatoes 40 ets Wool 16 20 ets Wood 4.00 5.00
Three Things to Remember About Hood's Sarsaparilla
Hood's Sarsaparilla claims merit and unequalled success with the greatest cures. It suggests relief from constipation by restoring peristaltic action and liver vigor, while Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills offer a new principle for regulating the liver and bowels. Samples are free at Bradshaw & Thomas.
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Hood
Miles
Bradshaw & Thoma’s
Castoria and patent remedies flood the page
A collage of patent medicine pitches and notable mentions fills the page. Castoria adverts claim lifelong use from childhood to motherhood, Ripans Tabules touts cures and relief, Shilohs remedies promise nasal and cough relief, De Witt’s pills are praised for biliousness, and German worm lozenges advertise cheap efficacy. References to Empress Eugenie and Prince Ferdinand add celebrity color.
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McLane
Willis McDowell
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Beeman & Shoemaker
Benjamin Alverson
Pike
C. O. Mahler
Wm. Lutz
Salina
Ollie Edwards
Mr. Hoskins
Perlee
Ollie
Ross Long
Elliot Teeter
J. D. Bates
Birmingham
Jacob Baldosier
Cunningham
Cleveland
W. 3. Frame
Glasgow
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Waltus Collins
Mrs. Collins
Park
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Kansas
Wyoming
Utah
New Mexico
Southern Pacific Railway
Atlantic & Pacific Railway
Ogden
Garrison
Black Hills
South Dakota
Indian Territory
Oklahoma Territory
Missouri
Missouri Pacific
Texas
Pond Creek
Ponca
United States
Canada
L. A. van Patten
Agt
Rock Island Railroad
New York City
Sons of Veterans
Helena
Montana
Knights Templar
Supreme Lodge
Biennie
K. of P
Kansas City
L. R. van Patten
Fourfield
New York
Baptists Young People’s Union
Detroit
P. E. Heflin
W. Adams St
Norman Ligury
Des Moines
Krause
N. A. Skinner
Nature
Fairfield Markets
Geo, D Clarke
Castoria
Prince Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Paris
Shiloh’s
Eugenie
Mlle. Bonheur
Legion of Honor
de Witt
Geo. D. Clarke
Reuss
Henrys
Henry
Shiloh
Conqueror
Imp
Bellfounder
Wollford
D. G. Higley
Bois de Boulogne
Lord Dufferin
S. Geo. D. Clarke
Ann Hathaway
Cullam
Pitcher’s Castoria
Lang’s
East Sipe Square
JAS. Locke & CO
H. W. Weikert, the Hustler
Southwest Corner Public Square