Baltimore & Ohio railroad gains coal edifice influence
Baltimore and Ohio gains influence in coal mine deals in Kentucky linking with the Consolidated Coal Company. Officials expect a major railroad expansion with costs around $30,000, while public notices criticize vulgar postcards and their effect on children.
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Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railoaid
Cincinnati
Intersure
Jenking
Shalby
Althe
Baltimore & Ohio Etevad Company
Life Burden Lifted by Cardul Letter from Ratcliffe Tex
Mrs Mattie Campbell writes from Ratcliffe Texas that Cardul relieved her monthly crippling pain. She says life was a burden and Cardul helped stop her suffering, bringing joy and happiness to her home. She urges others with similar symptoms to try Cardul.
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Ratcliff
Tex
Rat- Hi
Mattie Campbell
Leah
Ettad Cardul
Cardul
Objectionable Post Cards Debate Spurs Public Outcry
Objections rise over vulgar obscene postcard trade seen as corrupting youth. Critics argue flashy colored cards encourage promiscuity, indecency and moral decline, warning they reach children and pose social harm while defenders urge regulation balance.
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Carter
Hare
Europe
xhiMiren
Cardul credit from a Virginia reader promotes a woman's tonic
A Virginia reader, Mrs Mary A Vandyke, reports relief from long lasting womanly troubles after using Cardul. She describes 40 day periods of weakness followed by improved health and urges other women to try the tonic via their druggists.
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Deakins
Mary A. Vandyke
Cartul
Cardul
Notice to Creditors of Ohio County Bank
Creditors of the Ohio County Bank are requested to come forward and settle their indebtedness. The aim is to have dividends declared for depositors as soon as possible, which requires creditors to meet their obligations. A. B. Pate, Assignee.
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Ohio County Bank
Aoe
Evansville and Livermore Notes Run Through May Visits
A string of social updates from Evansville and nearby towns notes visits among residents. Eula Kimmel and Moss Wood visit Ingwrltwoves. Mrs. Masta Maddox returns from Owennsborg. W H Blackburn comes home from Evansville. Mrs. Minds Patterson visits friends. Callie Gehapla travels in Livermore. Eva and Ethel Morton visit Tom Morton’s family. John Revd Lawton stays nearby. Anna Wood and Litto Slisece spend days with relatives. Also reported is the death of Mrs. Angus Russell on May 4 and a note about digestion remedies sold by druggists.
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Ceralv
Mise
Eula Kimmel
Ingritwilves
Evansville
Ind
Moss Mattie Wood
Prantla
Kare Taal Wisals
Masta Maddox
Owennsborg
W. H. Blackburn
Minds Patterson
Prentia
Dora Peountly
Callie “Gehapla
Livermore
Miees
Eva
Ethel Morton
Duebaad
Sunday Social and Visiting Notes in Red Hill Community
Local names and families from Red Hill area are listed as visiting relatives and hosting guests Sunday and over the weekend. The items mention Mr Hamlin Minton and children, Mrs Billie Pittrock, Mr Levy Voile, Mr John Dabnays, Mr James Tweedell, Revs Cooney and Dean, Miss Margaret Hurthaw, Miss Della Peach, and others visiting at various homes.
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Batunday
Fonday
Hamlin Minton
Red Hal
Tosa Ashford
Billie Pittrick White
Levy Voile
Sanday
Laneth
Rosine
John
Dabnays
Delbont
Hwy. Dean
Miseos
Bia Gosne
Artie Due
Lena Doke
James Tweedell
Bunday
Della Peach
Dolls Wright
di Packer
Revs
Cooney
Dean
Bila Cooney
Owensboro
Dorman Burt
Misa Margaret Hurthaw
McHenry
Mise Nela Auford
Misa Flora Ashford
Mises Nala Auford
Lara Ashfond
Miesae Saude
Verde Crowder
D. Tucker
Ohtred
Red Hill
Mary Williams
Helen
Dorman Hant
Saved His Wife's Life with Dr King's New Discovery
O H Brown of Muscadine Alabama credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving his wife's life. She suffered a severe bronchial illness and dangerous cough, improved after using the remedy. Advertises a dollar bottle with a trial bottle free and a druggist guarantee.
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O. H. Brown
Ala
Bee
Dr. King
Allarioaa Society of Equity Urges Delegation to County Union
All locals of the Allarioaa Society of Equity are urged to send delegates to the County Union on July 7 and 8, 1911. Thane will handle important business and a full delegation is urgently requested. 4804 Henry M. Pirtle, Seer.
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Allarioaa Society of Equity
Delegans
County Union
Thane
Henry M. Pirtle
Four Pair Fairs Scheduled in Kentucky Dates Varied
The notice lists four pairs of fairs in Kentucky with locations Madisonville Henderson Providence Uniontown and dates July 18 July 25 August 1 and August. It mentions carton paper and Jizeho carbon paper as recommended supplies and claims Hartford Republican sold the paper.
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Madisonville
Henderson
Providence
Uniontown
Hartford Republican
Drouth Broken in Henderson Kentucky Farmers Prepare Planting
A heavy rain broke a long drought in Henderson Kentucky this afternoon. tobacco growers plan to plant many acres as soon as possible. Estimates say at most one third of a crop can be planted under current conditions. Local fields show overgrown meets and losses, with farmers rushing to recover.
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Drouth
Henderson
Ake
Ike Ua
Rmy
Gratts
Miles
A Terrible Blunner Promises Health Repair Claim
An ad describes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for liver trouble constipation biliousness and inactive bowels. It claims to prevent digestion issues and gall stones by regulating stomach and bowels. The text markets the product at 2 cents per bottle.
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Dr. King
Afi Drugiata
Likes the Army Life Recruiting Letter Sample
A damaged letter from a recruiter at the Army recruiting station at West Grown Street Louisville invites the recipient to join the Army. The handwritten note expresses enthusiasm for military life and urges the addressee to consider enlisting.
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Army Life
U. 4 Army
West Grown Streat Louleviile
Army Recruit Letter Promotes Enlistment Across Ohio Valley
A public letter from Budson Plener, an applicant for U S Army enlistment, describes enlistment at Columbus Barracks Ohio and urges peers from Hopkins County to join. The writer extols free government support during service, steady pay, promotions, and wide travel to places like the Philippines Alaska and Mexico, urging friends to enlist before recruitment ends.
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Louieville
Espod Fallows
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
Uncle Sam
Tilsy
Tome
Budson Plener
U. S. Army
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C.C. Givens
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