Pueblo Visited by Missouri Writer on Irrigation and Townscape
An American traveler from Missouri describes Pueblo's irrigation landscape and the city’s industrial blaze of smokestacks. He recalls old Carthage ties, a makeshift telephone line, and Will Berry guiding a tour of Pueblo while noting adobe cliff homes near the river as a defining feature of the town.
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Pueblo Ia
Berren
Muellony
Will Berry
Will
Carthage
Louse
Olive Street
Corey
Jerry
Missouri
Colormle
Pueblo
Severil
Fyworth League
Bown
Trinamual
Pustle
Pittsburg
Thess Chimnrys
Berry
Wasbie
Ulu
Arik
Chistes
Urigibor
Laugh And Grow Eat Good Fun In The Bauday Herald
An item from The Bauday Herald highlights the Laugh And Grow Eat Good humor section with entertaining features and a Sunday Herald magazine. The piece notes color covers, celebrated authors, and a variety of comic illustrations designed to lift the blues, alongside a promotion for the Chicago wholesale mail order ad seeking an assistant manager with salary and perks.
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Valor
Bauday Herald
Jourcaliam
Wanted 10 media reps to travel and advertise goods
Royal Supply Co invites ten media representatives in every state to travel post signs advertise and leave product samples. Paid 875.00 monthly plus 3.00 per day for expenses. Bill of distribution stamped Lit. 16 They Are free for the asking Carthage Mo Dept W Allan Block Chicago.
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Royal Supply CO
Dept
Allan Block
Chicago
Lit
Wanted Traveling Office Manager for hardware firm
We mourn each county to represent sod advertise hardware department, put out samples of our goods. Traveling Position or Office Manager. Salary given per month, cash weekly, with nil expenses paid in advance. We furnish everything. The Columbia House, Dept. 610, 254 Stha Ave. Chicago, 24-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia House
Chicago
Balary
Flour Feed and Coal Offered at Jasper Elevator
Local Jasper elevator advertises flour feed and coal available in any quantity. Details show flexible quantities and delivery options. Sale emphasizes accessibility for farmers and households seeking bulk supplies.
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Jasper
Pueblo Letter Describes Hillside Dangers and Steel Plant Tour
The writer recalls a risky hill crossing near Pueblo and the dangers Puebloans face on cliff edges. They praise Pueblo steel works as the largest in the world, noting vast finances and thousands employed. Interactions with Missourians color the visit, and hospitality from Mr and Mrs Green of Missouri anchors the stay before closing the letter.
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Billy
Io Pueblo
Bkiod
Stoven
West
Monroe
Arlovicdo
Missouri
Colorado
Vueblo
Tragic sea dike collapse and a saved life story
A fragmentary notice cites a Dutch catastrophe on the North Sea dyke and a later tale of almost fatal coldness saved by Dr King’s New Discovery. It advertises cough and cold relief at Webb Drug, and seeks two traveling salesmen for Hardware Department ads with salary offers in the Monon Building, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sea
Holland
Kenneth Melvor
Wascoboro
Dr. King
Jung
Bucklow's Arnica Salve praised for wounds and burns
A. M. Pruge of Farmville Va. reports Twenty Years Battle with malignant sore cured by Bucklow's Arnica Salve. Claims effective on old alcove cuts burns and wounds. Available 25e at Webb Bros. Orogeist grain goods for rent at Dickason's Govodinno Lumber yard.
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A. M. ‘Pruge
Farmville
Webb Bros. Orogeist
Dickason ‘Govodinno
Capital and Surplus and Deposits Mentioned in Bank Note
A fragmented note outlines capital stock of 25 000 dollars with surplus and profits and a total of 52 000 dollars. It claims every dollar deposited in the bank is behind the business and mentions licensing to conduct business.
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Morris
Happy
Carduil
Priest
Webee
Cardus
Lake
Bert Webb
Notary Public Estate and Insurance Agt
Bank of Jasper
Jasper, My
D W. Teeter
First National Bank
Jasper, Mo
B.A. Gooding
H. A. Ringor
V. Pres
N. A. Mackey
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