Millerville A. S. C. and High School Notes
The Amateur Literary club reorganized with Mabrey as president and a slate of officers. Eighteen members met on Friday with a program including violin and organ duet, an address, a paper, a vocal solo and a debate. Four new members enrolled and the school opened with seventy six pupils, with ten in the ninth grade and plans to articulate with Cape normal school Latin studies. Local notes include remarks on Ballard's Snow Liniment and medical commentary.
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Mabrey
Annie Howard
Carrie Snider
Myrtle Stearns
Ada Reynolds Foorkeeper
W. P. Stearns
Mrs. Cureton
F. Cureton
Ray Miller
Jas. Arnold
Joel
Lizzie Curetun
Messrs
Louis Kinnison
Albert Brown
Fred Wilferth
Florence and
DeSoto Davis
McGlasson
Oliver Atchison
Link
Edgar Miller
Reiman
Joel Nunn
Old Salem
W. HH. Harrison
Cleveland
Miss
Ballard
J. F. Lord
Denver
Colo
Consumption and the promise of Scott's Emulsion
An ad extols neglected consumption as the real danger and claims Scott's Emulsion cures it. It urges early, regular dosing and offers free samples, citing widespread past success to persuade readers to seek the product via Pearl Street and local druggists.
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Scott
Plainview Nursery ad offers healthy fruit trees and stock
Jackson Missouri nursery proclaims large stock of fruit and shade trees with an expert entomologist guarantee of perfect health. Also lists Barred and White Plymouth chickens and Berkshire hogs almost ready for use. Contact Carl Wallace, Prop. Plainview Nursery.
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Plainview Nursery
Carl Wallace
Jackson
Song Service at Methodist Church October 2
A delightful song service will be held at the Methodist church Sunday evening October 2. The program includes a Prelude by Emma Prejava, choruses, solos by Miss Golden McCune and others, a reading by Miss Frankie Lusk, and benediction.
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Emma Prejava
Lord
Ashford
A. T. Osbron
Selo
Marston
Lola Barringer
Bassford
Golden McCune
McCombs
Christ
Case
E. V. Greenfield
Vance
Merdlinger
Col
W. H. Evans
Frankie Lusk
Mascagni
Gounod
Mrs
Lodge Directory Listings of local fraternal groups
The Tribe Ben Hur meets the A. O. U. W. hall on the second and fourth Monday nights at 8 o clock. Chas Hurst is chief and J R Watkins is scribe. The Tent of the Maccabees meets the A. O. U. W. hall on the second and fourth Tuesday nights at 8 o'clock. Jos Milde is commander and A F Williams is secretary. The Jackson A. O. C. W. No 138 meets the first and third Wednesday nights at Oolovok. Chas Daley is master Workman and F W Beuckeman is recorder. The Fraternal Order of Colonials meets the A. O. C. W. hall on the first and third Thursday nights at 2 o'clock. J F Lusk is president and A C Schmulte is secretary.
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Tribe
A. O. U. W. Hall
Chas. Hurst
J. R. Watkins
The
Maccabees
A. O. CU. W. Hall
Jos
Milde
A. F. Williams
Jackson
J. F. Lusk
A. C. Schmulte
Ursuline Sisters Reopen School in Jackson Missouri
The Ursuline sisters return and will open their school on Tuesday September 6 to welcome former pupils and many new ones. They can also accommodate a limited number of girl boarders at reasonable rates. For more information contact Ursuline Sisters Jackson Mo.
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Ursuline Sisters
Jackson
START AN HERB GARDEN
Fortunes in Ginseng Golden Seal and Senega all valuable medical plants. Easily grown and hardy throughout the U S. Always a ready market and demand increasing. Room in your garden to grow thousands of dollars worth. We sell and seed. Plant in fall. Booklet and magazine telling all about it do. Write today. OZARK GINSENG Dept. W Joplin Mo.
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U.S
Ozark
Illinois Central Railroad stockholders meeting notice
Public notice of the Illinois Central Railroad annual stockholders meeting in Chicago on October 10 1904 at 12 o clock mer. Stockholders on record by September 27 1904 receive a free travel ticket to Chicago and return for the meeting period with countersignature required. One free passenger per stock holding. A G Hackstaff, secretary.
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Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Chicagzo
Ill
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Ilinois Central Railroad
Chicago
W. G. Bruen
A. G. Hacksstaff
Fraternal Order of Colonials Reserve Fund Explained
The Fraternal Order of Colonials outlines its purpose as uniting white male members aged 18 to 60 with moral character and medical clearance in hazardous occupations. A Supreme Assembly of 26 governs via six officers and a three-member auditing committee, with a Reserve Fund backing death claims and 84 percent of monthly assessments supporting operations and losses. John P. Mabrey, J D Mayfield, and W H Miller named among signatories.
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Order
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Foley
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Ashboro
N.C
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the Fraternal Order of Colonials
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Supreme Executive Committee
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Wm TP. Robertson
Edward D. Hays
Supreme Treasurer
John P. Mabrey
J.D. Mayfield
William H. Miller
Supreme Auditing Committee
Edward W. Plentge
Andrew IF. Williams
Charles A. Sawyer
Supreme Office
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Newton J. Grammar
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