Historical sketch of Heary Propst of the Democrat era
A condensed family history traces Heary Propst and his brother in law Albert Carpening journeying from Pennsylvania between 1785 and 1790 to land near Clines Creek north west of St Paul church. It recalls Propst’s sons Michael John and Daniel, their marriages and issue, and notes Propst as progenitor of the Propst family in Satanba county. It also mentions Shuford correspondence and a political contribution summary detailing funds raised for Wilson and Marshall campaign totaling about 1.16 million dollars with major donors including Crane, Dodge, Ridder and others.
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le Propst
Pennsylvania
Albert Carpening
Clines Creek
St Paul Church
le Man
Cam
Sebastian Cline
Corpening
Lower Creek
Caldwell County
Propst
Michael
John
Daniel
Nancy Angle
Josiah Angle
Dinwiddie County
Virginia
Grace Church
Joseph
William
Absalom
Daniell
Betsy
Sallie
Adeline
Eliza
Moriah
Christena Dietz
Fredric Deitz
Aid
Henry
Wallace Propst
Jesse
J. W. Propst
Hickory
Jonas
George
Mary
Goffrey Bolick
Avery
Alfred
Frank
N. E. Propst
Satanba County
America
Pennsylad
Soni
A. A. Shuford
Hie ‘Xory
Sorpening
Wton
Vance Yount
A. M Powell
Dr. Shuford
Ss Carpening
G. M. Yoper
Chamberlains Tablets Aid Sufferer Case Told
Miss Margaret Campbell of Ft. Smith Ark recalls her father using Chamberlains Tablets six years ago for sickness and remaining well since. She says her sister with stomach trouble also benefited. Also notes a New York physician remark and endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds, sold by all dealers.
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New York
Chamberlain
Controversial Liver Bowels Health Claim Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a cure for distress, claiming to force action of stomach, liver and bowels. The copy cites C M Shaford Moser Lutz and Grimes Drug Co as sellers in a period style health notice.
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Dr. Kings
C. M. Shaford, Moser & Lutz and
Grimes Drug Co
Chamberlains Tablets Promise Liver Relief in Ad
A reader from Point El Teas reports suffering from a liver complaint and credits a 25 cent box of Chamberlain's Tablets with complete cure. The notice urges treatment and states the tablets are for sale by all dealers.
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Ured
Iva Smith
Point el Teas
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God's Gantry
Reformed Church
Methodist Church
Precmberian Church
3. W. Clay
M. H. Yount
Howard A. Banks
B. B. Black
Presbyterian Church
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Slder
Dad
Conklin
Qur
van Dyke
N. C
Catawba County
Our Ladies Department
L. E. Zerden
Selby
Setzer & Russell
Heary
Prope Witten
The
Democrat
Wilson
Washington Dispatch
Democratic National Committee
Marshall
House
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
Cleveland H. Dodge
Herman Ridder
Willian J. Bryan
David St. Francis
Secretary of the Interior
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Newlands
Nevada
O'Gorman
Watson
Westginia
Foss
Massachusetts
Jacob H. Schiff
L. M. Baruch
Charles S. Guggenheimer
Samuel Untermyer
James Speyer
Jacob Ruppert
Henry Goldman
Henry Morgentheau
F.C. Penfield
Cincinnati
Thomas D. Jones
David B. Jones
B. . Winston
Hugh C
Carnegie
United States
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Stieff
Ena
Shaw
Chas. M. Stieff
South Tryon Sr
Charlotte, N. C
Umstead’s
Kodak
Waterman
Parker
Mercantile
Subsckurions
the van Dyke Book Shop
Asheville
College
Cas
North Pack Square
Henry S. Shockley
Bissell
Shuford Furniture