Local notices from Wayne County and Chariton Leader items
A column of short notes covers a boy injuring his shoulder after a mule dispute near Corydon, travel updates of Frank Kirby and family, a Mercer drug store purchase, a Clay township stroke, a Chariton marriage, a Loren Evans death, a Rock Island chase fatality in Powersville, and various farm and veteran community items.
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Wayne County Democrat
Jesse Sharp
J. D. Sharp
Corydon
Seymour Herald
Lloyd Callison
Powersville
Rock Island
1St Street
James Pslock
Air
Callison
Shriver
Pollock
Times-Republican
New York Territory
Omaha
Kansas City
J. C. Stark
Harry Henderson
Art Carlson
Ray Noble
Robert Denton
Leiters
Frank Moore
Walter Steun
Otto Brown
George Miskimimins
Scales Bros
Millerton
John Laing
New York
Leland
Frank Havuner
Colorado
John
Frank Havner
W. Tr. Hamilton
Allerton
James Stiles
Httle
W. H. Hamilton
18Th Iowa Infantry
Lucas County Veterans’ Association
Chariton
Chariton, Were As Follows: Messrs
Hzra Miler
O. P. Barnett
H. Melzer
S.c. Trogden
E. W. Seales
W. P. All
Gaylor
B. R. ‘Shipley
Jefferson Township
John Conner
Humeston
First Pickford Film by Her Own Company
Mary Pickford stars in Daddy Long Legs at the Princess Theatre in a project purchased by Pickford for 40000 dollars. The story, once a Ladies Home Journal serial and later a book and stage hit, centers on Judy Abbott the orphan girl.
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Ladies Home Journal
Daddy Lous Legs
Mary Fickford
Princess Theatre
Ladies’ Home Journal
Jean Webster
Stage
Klaw
Vranger
Judy Abbott
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
The Wool to Garment Chain and Rising Clothing Prices
The article outlines eight turnovers from raw wool to retail garment, detailing stages with grower, trader, scourer, top maker, spinner, mill, clothing manufacturer, and retailer. It notes wage increases in the garment industry and explains cumulative advances driving higher clothing prices.
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Oos Tho
America
Cancer cured by Dr. Johnson vows from patient in Missouri
E E Shriver of Route 2 Box 13 Sewal Ta says a nose cancer was cured after three home doctors advised inaction. After February 1911 three weeks with Dr. O A Johnson in Kansas City, he claims eight years free of trouble. Johnson, a noted cancer specialist, runs a Research Laboratory and advocates non surgical treatment with medicinal applications and blood purification. He offers a book Cancer Truths and invites sufferers to write.
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EE. E. Shriver
Box 13
Sewal
O. A. Johnson
Kansas City
Mr. Shriver
Shem
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Mgr
Frank Kirby
Levandon
S. D
Chas. McConnell
Boise
Idaho
Jennie Clark
Chas
Lyon
Mercer
Lyons
Mary Scott-Sha‘yer
Tulsa
Okla
Leouis Caldwell
Clay Township
W. A. Baker
48Th
Iowa
John Diltz
Melrose
The
Linaville Tribune
Ruby Barr
Abs
BF. Shriver
Ralph Gray
Clio
Ta AL Johnson
I. & Shriver
Loren Fivans
Evans
Lineville
Moat
Doze Motor Co
Pickford
F. T. McKibben
Margaret
Centerville
Jas. L. Humphrey, JR
Ables Bros
Harry F. Garrett
Corydon, Iow
E. E. Shriver
Geo.McCulloch
M. D
H.T. Smith
M. D. McCulloch
W.p.lazear
North End McCulloch
Poston & Goodrich, Attorneys and Notaries
Guy Hughes
R. E. Kyner
Houmeston
J. L. Chapman
D.V.M
Vose & Sons
Schiller
A.L. Edwards
Piano Company
Humeston Garden Grove
Hra
United States
Rovel Cure
Nebby
Teser
U. S
Woolis & McKnight
J. W. Snyder
Weldon, Ta
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