Cure Claims for Dr Miles Nervine in Epilepsy and Fits
Advert reads testimonials from Mrs D Baker of Cleveland and Mrs C G Bennett of Alma claiming Dr Miles Nervine cures epilepsy fits St Vitus dance and spasms. It asserts nervous diseases respond to persistent use and offers money back if no benefit after following directions. Get a bottle from your druggist.
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Miles
D. Baker
Cleveland
C. G. Bennett
Alma
Mich
Miles’ Nervine
Banker’s brother Williams missing after 1906 San Francisco quake
U S officials in Mexico and Central America have failed to locate Herbert Williams brother of J J Williams a Hillsboro banker who was reported shanghaied in San Francisco around the 1906 earthquake A Chicago letter signed J B Langdon claimed Herbert Williams was sold into slavery in Yucatan and working on a rubber plantation near Oaxaca Langdon’s brother Wilson Langdon was said to be the plantation manager Hillsboro bankers search through the state department and ambassador Wilson’s report now yields no results
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United States
Mexico
Central American
Herbert Williams
J. J. Williams
Hillsboro
San Francisco
Marshall
Henry Lane Wilson
Chicago
J. B. Langdon
Williams
Yucatan
Langdon
Wilson Langdon
Manayer
Oaxaca
Hillsborn
Washington
State Department
Wilson
Local notes and obituaries from Covington and Fountain County
John Ewbank is in Covington on business. Miss Ethel Osborn of Tangier and E A Jones of Elk Grove Cal., were Sunday guests of Beulah Hadley. Mrs Ella Machlett returned home after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Little. Beulah Hadley attends county teachers institute in Covington and will teach at Newtown this term. Henry Smith, born November 2 1835 in Ross County Ohio, died August 1911 in Millcreek Township Fountain Co. He served in the 63 Ind Co E during the Civil War, was an Odd Fellow, held to the United Brothers in Christ, and left seven children, nineteen grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Funeral held at home, Rev J M McHargue officiating, burial in Harveysburg cemetery near Kingman.
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Henry Smith
Ross County
Ohio
Millcreek Township
Fountain Co
Fountain County
Yeddo
Mary E. Newman
Ind.Co. E
Wilcox
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
United Brothers In Christ
J M. Mc Hargue
Perrysville
Ind
Harveysburg
Kingman
Groundhogs on Fire Near Hillsboro Cause Field Damage
excitement rose near Hillsboro as Eli Gilpin cleared land by burning brush and logs. groundhogs sheltering in the piles dashed through flames escaping on all sides, catching fire and igniting a hay field, with the blaze spreading before it was controlled.
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Hillsboro
Eli Gilpin
Coal Creek
Kingman Urges Business Push To End Hard Times
In a call to action, Kingman residents hear the call to unite business leaders, stir up activity, and transform talk of hard times into action. The piece urges local entrepreneurs to collaborate, promote the town, and drive a revival through proactive efforts.
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Kingman
Entertainment notes and visits across towns
John Tunin of Missouri visited his brother and family on Tuesday while Miss Betha Myer traveled to Covington for a few days with relatives. Eck Hadley and family vacation near Danville Alabama as apples and pie appear in local chatter. Ed Reath visited his sister in Veedersburg Tuesday as Mr and Mrs Jas Moore hosted dinner with Effie and Gladys Woody and Gladys Redenbaugh.
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John Tunin
Missouri
Robert
Betha Myer
Covington
Eck Hadley
Danville, al
Jas, Moore
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Claude B. Philpott
Indiana
O. S. Douglas
Lawygr
James A. Copeland
Alexander
Res
J. T. Redman
C. M. Spencer
Hingman
A. L. Ratcliff
Kingman Bank
DR. F
Cuthbert
Kingman Hotel
Adam Bonebrake
Moore’s
Chas. d. Stevens & Bros
Alice M. Howell
Hl. P. McCrary
Kingman, Indiana
John Ewbank
Ethel Osborn
Tangier
E. A. Jones
Elk Grose, Cal
Beulah Hadley
Ella Machlett
Joseph Little
County Teachers Institute
Miss Hadley
Newtown
H. P. McCrary
John Hughes
Ed Reath
Till Booe
Veedersburg
T. M. Jackson
Blue Front
A. H. Dickens
Les
White City
Grismore & Alward
Agents
C.L. Woody
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