Local notices highlight Arbor Day and store ads
Community items cite Arbor Day tomorrow and a flood of local commerce. Walter's Hardware promotes garden tools and Beuckemann wagons while Hasslinger advertises piano related services and artful votes. J. W. Miller and Klein’s run sales and contest prizes as residents hear about new millinery, hardware, and farm goods.
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Walter’s
Hasslinger'’s
Wilson Bean
Cape
Beuckemann
J. W. Miller
Kurreville
City Transfer Company
No to Klein for buggies and ads in HERALD
Quality atyle and finish no to Klein for buggies. Advertisers will find one page of the Herald as good as any page. A 86.00 Musical Clock prize in our contest by Louis Kipping of Tilsit, 50 votes per dollar. Revival of apprenticeship at Morgan Ranney's. Funeral of Mrs. Sarah Miller attended by Rev Lovett and Judge Miller. Cape Progress views an insane man in congress as joke.
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Walter
Timothy
McAfee
Port Huron
Ella Anderson
Jackson
Hasslinger
Missouri
H. P. Crowe
Charles Slack
Tie
Supreme Lodge A.O.U. W
Frazier
St. Louis
W. A. Trickey
E. C. DeWitt & Co
DeWitt
Dan Haldaman
Sedalia
Schollor
Callon F. A. Obermiller
Klein's
The
Methodist Church
Atyle
Klein
Williams
McAtee
the Heraup
Herald
Louis Kipping
Tilsit
J. J. Lovett
G.S. Henderson
J. B. Miller
Sarah Miller
Millerville
Paul Hinchey
DeSoto
L’armington
Paul
Cape Progress
Congress
Take Play’s Kidney Cure as First Sign of Trouble
An old notice warns kidney trouble is insidious and may be fatal before symptoms appear. It cites Play’s Kidney Cure as a remedy that corrects irregularities and prevents Bright's disease and diabetes, endorsed by W. A.
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Play
Bright
W. A. Trickey
The Better Way Tissues in Throat Irritation Helped by Cough Mixture
The throat tissues are inflamed and irritated causing coughing. Cough mixture provides temporary relief from irritation before symptoms return.
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Scott
Widow Sarah Miller Passes at Millerville after long life
Mrs. Sarah Miller widow of Wm. Miller died March 20 at Millerville after a few days illness. Born November 12, 1820, she was daughter of Rev. Christian Baker, a long serving Methodist preacher in Missouri. Survived by seven of ten children, twenty seven grandchildren and thirty great grandchildren. She joined the church in 1835 and remained active for over eighty five years. Her life was described as a high example of Christian character.
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Sarah Miller
Wm. Miller
Millerville
Christian Baker
Missouri
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Creoy
John Turner
J. A. Sadler
T. B. Kinder
Gordonville
Mr. Kinder
C.H. Miller
Neely’s Landing
Jack
Jas. H. Miller
Our Lady's
Grant & Elbrecht
W. S. Samuel
Henry Bosch Co
Court House
Jones and Wessell
Morgan & Ranney
Kennedy
Marshall Macke
East Pate
McAfee's
C. A. Macom
Express
Bean
Morgan & Ranney's
F. A. Obermiller’s
Armory Hall
Mildred Granger
Goo
Pedigo
Cape Girardeau
C. F. Betten
Jos, Jeager
J. L. Porterfield
Tom Gill
Hasslinger’s Jewelry Store
A. Miller
Viewidevit
Cractafpt
Alvin Hof
Wn, Hook Heener
Howard
Wishilor
Alvin Boss
Avslatant Joshier
Cape Girardeau County Savings Bank
Wilietien Laanggr
Claus Krenstn
Morgan & Ranney’s
Scott's
Foley
People's National Bank
the People’s National Bank
Jackson, MO
Oak Ridge
Pocahontas
J. L. Jenkins
IE. W
Giroves
Mason
Ray V. Denslow
Macon
United States
Mareh Sth
Denslow
Missouri State University
Columbia Daily Herald
Wmn. M. Denslow
Grundy County
Charleston Enterprise
Price Baking Powder CO
Chicago
Alam
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