Local ads and notices fill Henry county area list
A long local page lists shops and goods from F. G. Moritz J Watercott Co J L Jones and others. It promotes boots celery ground buckwheat maple sugar and calico with various sales and new stock, plus entertainment tickets and fashion items and a barber shop move. It also covers local meetings school needs timber trade and a bank report with community notices and personal items.
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F. G. Moritz
J. L. Jones
J. Watercott & Co
Columbia River
J.H. Jones
Dr Marshall
Trask
J H. Jones
Dolman’s
Gale
Henry
Teleram
New York
Say J Watercott & Co
Hamburg
J. Watercatt & Co
Catlin Farm
Lacon
Snan
Thompson
W. Brooks
Guthrie
Brooks Bros
Marriott
John Kline
Parker's Ginger Tonic Promises Relief for Stomach Ailments
An advertisement touts Parker's Ginger Tonic as a remedy for weak stomachs, rheumatism, and nervous issues, claiming it tones the stomach and nervous system and keeps kidneys active, with a 50 cent bottle highlighted. The piece references election outcomes in Ohio and Iowa with Republican-ticket results.
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Parker
Real Estate Sales Report From Whitefield Township
The Crane property on Green Street sold to G. W. Emerick for 450 dollars. John T. Smith purchased a farm for 6500 dollars and will move to town. Mattern bought the event property west of the depot for 1050 dollars and plans to reside in the city. Mattern also transferred 58 acres for 4000 dollars to Wm Newhalven. Seth Granburg sold his Whitefield 80 acre farm to OC Rt. Jones for 5000 dollars plus 1100 dollars for standing corn and hay. Porter O. Martin bargains for the Granbury farm at 5200 dollars. A. J. B. Mook homestead sold to Geo. W. Johnson for 4600 dollars. Alex Fairbanks sold 80 acres in Mile to James Harris and will lease the remainder.
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Green Street
H. Proctor
G. W. Emerick
Dor
Mattern
John T. Smith
Smith
Matern
Peter Mattern
Wm Newhalven
Seth Granburg
Whitefield
Rt. Jones
Porter O. Martin
Granbury
J.B. Mook
Geo. W. Johnson
Alex Fairbanks
Mile
James Harris
Bogus Certificates Debunked for Pure Medicine Op Bittars
A column rails against counterfeit cures and bogus endorsements, praising Op Bittars as a genuine remedy made from well known ingredients. The writer argues against pretended miraculous certificates and urges readers to trust the simple effective medicine without fakes.
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Exchange
River traffic resumes as rains raise river level
The Ca houn steamer laid up due to low water but has resumed regular trips to St Louis after recent rains. The river below Copperas Creek measured 30 inches at the lowest point. Over the week 1300 tons of ice moved downstream under the Beaver and Fleming steamboats.
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Cahoun
Copperas Creek
St Louis
Beaver
Fleming
Hop Bitters Revival Promise From Aged Stamina Testimony
A 72 year old man claims kidney trouble and general debility improved after using Hop Bitters. He says the product restored energy and vigor, noting his age as 90 in function though 72 in years, and endorses it as worth trying for others of his age.
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