Funeral of Dr William L Steele Preserved Pioneer Life
A Helena memorial records the funeral of Dr William L Steele a famed Montana physician and former mayor. The service drew officials, residents, laborers, and even Chinese mourners who expressed deep respect for his charity and public service across a life spanning pre railroad times to a modern state. The account highlights his medical work during mining camps and his city leadership.
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Bear Lodge
Mont
Bdstor
Steele
Upper Carolina
Montana
Wm. L. Steele
William L. Steele
Dr. Steele
Hfe
China
Society of Mentina Pioneers
Aimes
Felena
Elais
Dr. Price
South Methodist Church
Price Suds
Min
Jif
Helena
Miyor Steele
Nandi
Alik Wisk
The
Society of Montana
Ploheons
Howe Sunlay
Willan le
Varieta
Hawanliie Pioneers
Fy Paul le Man
Arelving
Shusheng
Krave
J. G. Stewie
Bryan Jr. to Wed in Grand Lake Colorado
June 24 wedding planned for Miss Helen Berger daughter of Alexander Berger a former grand tour merchant in Milwaukee Wisconsin Bryan Jr will wed at the Berger home in Grand Lake Colo upon Thursday. After the ceremony Mr and Mrs Bryan will reside in Tucson Arizona. Local Mississippi city Jackson report notes a fatal shooting at the Bolton electric plant where Tatadell manager was killed by Frank Melton amid disputed unpaid bills. The incident occurred after 8 pm at the Hecht plant with no eyewitnesses. Melton has not commented as he faces a preliminary trial.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Helen Berger
Alexander Berger
William Jennings Bryan
Wice
Sumer
Jackson
Miss
Tatadell
Bolton
Frank Melton
Hecht
Melton
Clay Wows Out Bye in Crowley Prank Incident
In Crowley Louisiana on June 11 a practical joke by Clarence Marshall injured Morrie Quebedans with a "tonded" cigar. The incident left Quebedans blinded in one eye and injured, as reported by local authorities.
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Crowley
Clarence Marshall
Morrie Quebedans
Quebedans
Marshall
Potatoes Boost for Canadian Farmers Said by Consul Seyfert
Consul Seyfert notes a good sprig for Canadian farmers as potatoes become a main crop for Georgy Way, with yields of 200 to 450 bushels. Imports into the United States in spring show large receipts for 1909, 3,629,168 and 128,676 bushels in the prior period. Cargoes arrive from Europe and shipments reach from Mexico.
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Consul Seyfert Werites
Dr. King's New Life Pills The best In the world
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as the best in the world, promising health benefits and vitality through a simple, locally noted remedy. The copy emphasizes superior strength and reliable results.
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Dr. King
Cotton stalk paper mill to rise in Cordele
The Southern Cotton Stalk Pulp and Paper Co awards the Cordele mill contract to Little & Phillips of Cordele and Fitzgerald. The 60 by 200 foot brick and concrete plant will be three stories with fireproof design and begin work immediately for October 16 completion. Capacity 40 tons daily with two machines, employing 50 to 75 workers and paying about 750 dollars weekly. Plant on seventeen acres in Cordele. The firm touts vast cotton stalk supply, potential yearly gains of 50 million dollars for growers, and boll weevil destruction.
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Atlanta
Dirreptora’ Neeting
Southern Cotton Stalk Pulp and Paper Company
Candler Wading
Cordele
Orm of
Little & Phillips
Pitegerald
Claus
Dean
New Washington marriage law triggers medical exams
Must Be Wan Seattle Wash June 19 The new state law requires applicants for marriage licenses to undergo medical examination except when the woman is 45 or older. Ten couples presented physician certificates at the house clerk's office and two couples said they would marry in British Columbia after learning of the law. County officials expect many Americans to wed in Canada due to the measure.
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Seattle
Wash
British Columbia
Canada
Backache Relief Report From Rockland Maine
A testimonial from Mrs. With Young of Rockland Maine recounts relief from long backache after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The note urges others with backache to seek root-cause relief and claims the product cures feminine disorders by using roots and herbs. Lydia Pinkham invites sick women to write for free advice.
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Rockland
Maine
Lydia EK
Pinkham
With
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Mia
Lynn
Manny
Time That Costs in Photo Profits and Blood Tonic Claim
A historical column debates the true expense of time in industrial photography quoting a company figure of 48 000 and a payoff for one hour at an armour yard stock plant. It contrasts perceived value, profit, and a photographer’s fee, then pivots to promote Burdock Blood Bitters as a cleansing tonic for skin eruptions and impure blood.
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H. H. Rogers
Plethes
Armour Stock
Lightning Destroys Barn Near Anderson
The Anderson Mail reports that yesterday afternoon lightning struck and destroyed a barn on BR. H. Gales's plantation seven miles northwest of the city. The 40 by 50 foot barn valued about 300 dollars burned, contents including 40 dollars worth of food, buggy harness, wagon gears, and tools. The farm is rented by R. M. Hillhouse. insurance on the barn was carried by Mr. Gaines. A cow on nearby premises owned by Walter Chamblee was struck and died, valued around 50 dollars. The storm brought heavy rain and severe weather to the area.
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Anderson Mail
BR. H. Gales
R. M. Helmouse
Gaines
Wilhouse
Walter Chamblee
Hillhouse
Fatal double shooting in Macon red light district
In Macon Georgia on June 18 Officer Oscar Abel fatally shot King Raymond in a red light district then killed himself. The woman was shot three times in the breast and Abel died soon after. The affair remains shrouded in mystery with unclear prior quarrel details.
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Macon
Oscar Abel
Raymond
Abel
Foley Kidney Remedy touted for enlarged prostate relief
The notice reports that men in middle age find comfort and relief from Foley's Kidney Remedy for enlarging prostate glands, citing a testimonial from J. W. Bell of Wakulla and a patient previously advised to have surgery. It mentions elderly men and emphasizes kidney and bladder trouble linked to prostate issues. It also includes brief local crime and incident notes about a drowning, arson conviction, and the sentenced man.
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Ife
Foley
Morr
Dexter
J. W. Bell
Wakhulla
Atunecypher Pharmacy
West Tulwater
Granting Discovery in Glass Company Overcharge Case
Columbia June 18 The Caroling Glass Company allegedly overcharged the state by 48 000 to 240 000 depending on computation base, contesting a 23 000 claim. Gen Anderson of the Attorney General's staff argued against payment. Commissioner Patton announced striking flaws in the books and promised new evidence.
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Columbia
Caroling Glass Company
Gen. Anderson
Sera
Vlain
Hat
Patton Rave
Man Without Legs Marries in Chicago
A legless man, 42 years old, united in marriage yesterday to Pe Hillia Davis, widow aged 85 from Plaquemine. The couple met during wartime service and pursued marriage for companionship. details of his background and the ceremony are noted in this brief report.
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Chicago
Warl Marro
AL Wauke
Hilla Davis
Plaquemine
Menan
Waurlees
Card of Thanks for loss of infant at funeral
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the illness and death of their beloved baby. W. W. Prior and Wife.
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Miter
W. W. Prior
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