Insurance offer for bowel attack protection advocates low cost cure
The ad argues an annual 100 dollar policy to protect families from bowel illness is costly, while Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy costs 25 cents a bottle and cures ordinary cases quickly. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and DeWitts Little Risers for liver and blood cleansing, plus Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup and whooping cough, and mentions a bicycle invention and a travel plan tied to a June gala week and a Republican convention in St. Louis.
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W.N. McKechen
Notice on memorial notices and mixed ads in 1890s paper
The item lists a nominal charge for memorial notices and resolutions after this date. It mentions June 11 1896 and references rail excursion discounts to St Louis via Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway with return by June 22. Also promotes One Minute Cough Cure and DeWitt’s remedies, plus local high school commencement and lodging on Wagner sleeping cars for Clover Leaf convention trains.
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Baa.r
St. Louis
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway
Wagner
Community Notes and Visits From West California
West California social activity includes Rev. Sheldon and wife visiting daughter in Newville and Mrs. Susie Clark visiting relatives in Hilledale. Gertie Lytle of Fremont visits John Decker, and several locals plan camping at Silver Lake. Others travel to Montgomery, Coldwater, and Lake George. Funeral and church notices follow with thanks to Mrs. M. B. Noyes and word of Elder Cole resigning as pastor of the Disciple church in Angola.
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California
Sheldon
Nelson
Newville
Susie Clark
Hilledale
Gertie Lytle
Fremont
John Decker
Jas. Crall
Montgomery
Grove Daniels
Leon Adams
West Ovid
Leah Anangst
Coldwater
Rena Decker
Silver Lake
Wm. McKinnie
James McKinnie
Earl Miller
Hiram McNall
Frank Ball
Mr. Nevins
Wm. Decker
Frontier
Rev
Nevin
Lake George
Coldwater Lake
Marble Republican convention pavilion described in detail
An early 20th century notice describes a four story marble pavilion for the Republican convention seating 14 000 in a central pit with a 400 foot gallery and 100 exits. It costs 70000 dollars and is due to be removed by October 1.
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Ray
Reading
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R. DeYoung
Middleburg
de Witt
Mattie Walter
Earl Adams
Clear Lake
Lent's
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Noyes
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Cole Hae
Disciple
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Junction City
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Thos. Eggers
Florida
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Osseo
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