Pioneer Grandia Dart of Blue Mound Dies at Home
Grandia Dart, a pioneer of the area, died at Blue Mound last Saturday and was buried there. Obituary notes W. P. Sipes died November 6, 1901 near Gardner Kansas at 82 years. He was born January 24, 1812 in Harrison County Indiana and married Mary Gibbs in 1842. He lived in Town and then Johnson County since 1867, joining the Christian church in 1860. Survived by son W D Sipes of Gardner and daughters Mrs A I Le of Kincaid and Mrs FP McCreary of Overbrook.
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Harrison County
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W.d.sipes
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Kincaid
FP. McCretry
Overbrook
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Dr Kay's Renovator Ad Blend
A collage of old ads touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a list of druggists. It includes Dr Kay's Renovator for stomach liver and kidney issues, notes on testimonials, and humorous poetry fragments about gadgets and travel.
Rev Hicks Alive and Healthy After Rumors of His Death
Rumors spread that Rev Irl R Hicks had died, but he is in robust health. He reports a productive year ending with a large Almanac of 200 pages priced 25 cents and a Journal of Word and Works at one dollar, including the Almanac, with plans for international readers. The Almanac claims to guide farmers and foretell weather with warnings saving crops and billions of bushels harvested under his advice, prompting continued public support. Word and Works Pub, St Louis, offers 2202 Locust St location for orders and subscriptions.
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Word and Works Pub
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St. Louis
Three Quarters of a Century for Youths Companion
The Youths Companion has been a weekly family paper for seventy five years, with a strong American readership and increasing quality. Kansas City World reports rapid growth and honest, fearless editing, boosting daily circulation to about 47,000. The paper highlights tax fights against public service corporations, notes endorsements by Democratic figures, profiles publishers Kellogg and Ashbaugi, and promotes agricultural content for farmers, offering new subscriptions and a 1902 prospectus.
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Missouri
William [Stone
J. He Atwood
Kansas
James A. Reed
Cure a Colgin One Bay Take Laxative Feature
A fragment mentions a laxative remedy calling for Brome Quinine tablets and notes a midruggiste retund the money tip failing to cure with Grove's signaliey on each box. The snippet reads like an old time pharmaceutical instruction and advertisement with uncertain details.
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Plymouth Rock Cockerels For Sale Near Welday Kus
Mrs LM Alexander lives two miles east and two miles south of Welday Kus and has more Plymouth Rock roosters for sale. Adress listed as Welda Kus.
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Alexander
Welday
Adirese Ligrat
Welda
Kus
The Million Dollar Poem and Kipling Lines Stir Readers
A Western Script Journal excerpt discusses Rudyard Kipling’s poem The Millionaire Kipling and a Florence episode where a child asks if God tells writers what to write. It mentions prices for lines by British soldiers and a publisher’s reader. The piece appears in The Western Script Journal or The Half Million Dollar Poem and The Mother’s Journal.
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Rudyard Kipling
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The Thricon Week World Ad Offers Subscriptions
The Thrice-Week World touts itself as the most widely read paper in America praising impartial coverage. It advertises a weekly price of $1.00 per year and 156 papers for that rate, with a combination offer for both the World and the Agator at $1.05 for one year and a two-paper bundle at $2.00.
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