Twice-A-Week Republic Promises Broad Coverage
The Twice-A-Week Republic offers telegraph news and stories for one dollar a year. Readers learn about politics markets and commerce while women gain household tips fashions and entertaining fiction. The paper highlights diverse topics from markets to new books and gossip for a wide audience.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Full Cure
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces with a $100 reward for any uncured case and notes testimonials and Toledo Ohio адрес. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills as complementary.
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Hall
F. J. Curnty ,Co
Toledo
Madison No 1 Sketches Rural Life and Community Notes
A rural Iowa column covers moving plans and weather, school director concerns, jokes about an eye glass for a petty stock judge, and remarks on tobacco, tenants, and good roads. Local readers hear about J H Hatfield, new farms and businesses, and a dentist style joke about indigestion cures. Bartlett and Doyle promote Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
Cure rheumatism with Scott’s Emulsion cod liver oil
This ad argues rheumatism stems from digestion issues and promotes Scott’s Emulsion as a cure or harmless remedy. It claims genuine product seals and offers free samples, listing 50 cents to one dollar prices and the New York address of Scott & Bowne.
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Rochester
Park Price
Barclay St
New Yorks
Riverton Obituary and Local Notes Hail Meriam Jones
Meriam Jones born June 1 1811 in Pulaski County Kentucky died January 1901 in Riverton. She married Jonas Wilson in December 1829 and later lived in Missouri. She and her husband served the Baptist church. After his death she lived with daughter Mrs Estes in Riverton. Rev Simons conducted a brief service and her body was taken to St Joseph Missouri for burial beside her husband. Local notices record sicknesses visits and community events in Riverton Iowa January 24.
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Meriam Jones
Pulaska Co
Jonas Wilson
Missouri
Baptist Church
Wilson
Estes
Riverton
Grandma Wilson
Mr. Estes
Rev. Simons
Hamburg
St. Joseph
Mr. Wilson
Jonas Estes
Various Local Notices and Death in Fremont County
Graves not returning from Conn Iowa Ed Cowles goes to Lincoln Nebraska Wednesday Miss Grace Smith expected home Friday Gus Williams recovering from grippe Rev Bartley Shenandoah preached at the M E church John Samuels went to Kansas City Thursday by illness of his wife School closed Thursday in respect to Mr Moore and family Mrs Wheeler returns from Thurman uncle Billy Roberts sick but mending Rev Graves called from Conn Iowa Saturday for ill son Edwin son returned next day The Epworth League literary meet Monday at Miss Marie Hough’s home Death of Mrs J N Moore pneumonia heart failure six days illness She leaves husband three sons two daughters formerly Miss Hattie Richards resident Fremont county River ton Mrs Moore sister of several local residents Pearl improving but funeral attended in Sidney Burial at Sidney Community sympathy extended Raven Food touted as poultry cure sold by Barrett & Dogie Hamburg Iowa The new rug store
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Graves
Coin
Walburn
Chester Smith
Skidmore
Mame Smith
Shenandoah
Rolla Knapp
South Dakota
S. D
Epworth League
Grace Hoyt
Hamburg
Riverton
Graham
Odebolt
Iowa
Elan Williams
Opera Tyouse
Opera House
Conn
Edwin
League
Marie Hough
J. N. Moore
Pearl
Moore
Hattie Richards
Fremont County
Nebraska
Christian Church
Sidney
Walter
Cadle
Story
Murphy
Farragut Community Notes Highlight Local Events
Protracted meetings continue at Tocust Grove with several conversions reported. Masons plan third degree work next Tuesday. Miss Bryte Reynolds visit Shenandoah homes. Rev Skiles absent due to la grippe, no services last Sunday. Family visits in Carson Town and a Young Married Volks banquet at Mr Greedy’s. Lilian Frullinger sang at the Christian church. Ralph Whistler on a Shenandoah college break. Fin De Siecles met at Miss Chambers’ home. Large crowd at Mr Nelson’s funeral. 50 nonresident pupils in Farragut schools praised for management. Medical ads tout Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and One Minute Cough Cure. Hog and pig care products marketed by Barnett & Doyle. DeWitt’s Liver Pills and Witch Hazel Salve advertised with counterfeit warnings. Smoke Rose Noble cigars.
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Suman
Tocust Grove
Ile
Bryte
Reynolds
Shenandoah
Skiles
Congregational Church
la Grippe
Geo
Suitts
Carson
Town
Young Married Volks Club
Greedy
Lilian Frullinger
Christian Church
Ralph Whistler
Fin de Siecles
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