Williamstown Obituary Notes For Typhoid Death Friday
George Barnhardt son of Afr and Mrs William mbardt died Friday of typhoid fever. Funeral held the following day with interment in Underwood Cemetery. Visitors Wednesday included Lawrent and son. The Fall Lea was around after four visits here.
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Williamstown
George Barnhardt
Afr
William Mbardt
Underwood
Bayne
Clay Bayne
Ahel
Son
Lawrent
Lea
Cook Book Promises Healthier Cooking and Savings
Janet Melisie Pill of the Boston Coaching School Magazine introduces a Cook's Book costing thousands to prepare. It offers over 90 tested recipes designed to reduce living costs and ease daily baking tasks. The ad claims bright illustrations and urges readers to secure a free copy by sending a certificate with KC Baking Powder proof to Chicago.
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Hy Ars
Janet Melisie Pill
The
Boston Coaching School Magazine
Jagurs Merc. Co
Chingo, ML
Sunday Visit Highlights Local Families Movements
The article notes residents visiting relatives and returning to duties across Kansas and nearby states. Mentions include Ekvan in Lawrence with parents, a Perry link departing for Dury Oklahoma to manage a farm, and various trips by Mrs Hann Ta Jones of Lawell, Mr Ratherman of Lawrence, and Chatt Me. The piece references political meetings in Topeka and a weekend return from Western Kansas.
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Lawrence
Anna
Dury
Oklahomay
Kansas
T “Hee
Perry
Abb Hann
Jones
Lawel Ce
Marsowin
Ratherman
Prina
Stanley
Topeka
Tens Wilson
Local Ladies Aid Meeting Note from Kanwaka
A garbled Kanwaka social update records Wednesday activities of The Ladies Aid with mentions of Arlee Dews and Mrs Susan Rule visiting Mrs Elizabeth Seetin from Ofawatomie. It notes Miss Tha nee visiting Richards Draper of Ta ts set Nanlie and Tarthain returning home to Kaniew Saturday after two weeks with sister Mrs Sehellhorn. Other names include Colman and Marley with references to Worswick and Misd Tat a Sehellhorn, reflecting a busy family and community gathering.
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Ladies Aid
Arlee Dews
Susan Rule
Ofawatomie
Elizabeth Seetin
Thanee
Richards
Laliorenee-wide
American musical in Chicago set for January premiere
A clipping reports Gerald McCane and Megers Stothirt preparing a new musical with American characters dealing with Paris and foreign settings. Geraldine, a U S actress, returns to her home country as Howard plans a January show in Chicago featuring songs and scenes from the authors’ abroad work.
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Joe Reesed
Chicago
States
Benit Havel
Parisian -En
Bowersock Replies Declines to Pay Progressive Letter
Mr Bowersock replies to a letter from the Progressive national committee seeking a contribution to elect Roosevelt. He defends Republican principles, cites Sherman and Lincoln, criticizes the Progressives, and urges continued Republican constitutional government. Also notes sale of fourteen horses from Square Ends Stock Farm to a New Mexico ranch.
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Bowersack
Progressiya National
Col. Roosevelt
Vu Do
Ter
Republic
Lincoln
Taft
Bettdy
Kansas
Sherman
Ion
Theodore Roosevelt
Jand
Armangeddon
Roosevelt
Republicary
Andrew Fickson
New Mexico
Topeka
J. F. Truer
Square Ends
Perry
SB. ‘Rohrer, and Son
Oniave
Saddie Lishtrook
Moyet Chief
Resitol and Resinol Free Samples Offer
An old advertisement notes Resitol stops itching instantly and offers free samples of Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment. To obtain, write to the Resinol Chemical Co. department in Baltimore Maryland for a free sample of each.
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Nells Realnot
Dept. TX
Resinol Chemical Coz
Baltmore, Md
Irregular Seeming Registry Notes on Vercheron Stock
Fragmentary OCR reading describes thirteen registered Vercherons including many by imported Qui bus and 54511 aged stock. It mentions five freeold stallions with various dams, a pair linked to Avery's Bosquette, and three brood mares by Jupiter. The Jupiter stud completes the shipment.
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Avery
Jupiter
There Are Three Kinds Of Automobilists Says Lawrence Man
A Lawrence resident laments reckless drivers and classifies motorists into three groups. The first keeps to rights, the second usually safe but wanders, and the third fools who need keepers to keep them out of trouble. He criticizes those who race and endanger others, inflaming opposition to automobiles.
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Yareng
Road etiquette urged after dangerous horse incident
A horseman notes numerous jay drivers amid busy roads and argues drivers should heed traffic rules to prevent accidents. He stresses the need for paying attention to others on the road and avoiding reckless behavior when sharing streets with horse and buggy traffic.
Fruit in Market Prices and Weather Notes
Market reports show abundant fruit and good quality with fresh windfalls at fifty cents. Garber pears Bartlett pears cycle prunes and California plums listed at various prices. Home grown melons and watermelons sell at ten cents each or three for a quarter with grapes and other fruit priced per dozen or pound.
Experts to Aid Kansas and Nebraska Horse Diseases
Sept 11. The department of culture bag arranged to send seventeen experts to assist with the ravages of spinal meningitis among horses in Kansas and Nebraska. Veterinarians will assemble at Lincoln Nebraska and at Dodge City Kansas to cooperate with state and local authorities and farmers to meet the serious situation.
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Kansas
Washington
Department of Culture
Kans
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Dodge City
Kan
Tive
Night Work Keeps City Running All Through the Night
A survey highlights extensive nocturnal labor across the city. Rail workers, hotels, newspapers, power plants, theatres, telegraph offices, and hospitals maintain shifts after dark. Night watchmen and police also patrol, while streetcars halt late and resume early. Plumbers, linemen, and plant workers respond to emergencies overnight, revealing far more night workers than commonly believed.
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P Police Department
Univernl
Mulvane Jubilant Over Maine Election
Chicago leaders celebrate Maine results as a boost for Taft supporters. Mulvane reports a larger majority for Congressman Hinds, while Senator Dixon of Montana is expected back in Chicago soon.
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Mulvane
Maine
Chicaige
David W. Maulvans
West
Mrdvane
Hinds
Taft
Maing
United States
Senaior Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Eamp
Chicago
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Advertised For Eczema
An old testimonial from 1911 touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as cures for eczema and skin eruptions. The writer claims relief after months of itching and sores, noting benefits for pimples, dandruff, hair issues, and rough skin. Samples and a Skin Book are offered by the Boston firm.
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Lovell Place
Chicana
Sam. Marcus
Boston
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