Territorial disputes and political deceit in 1905 debate
George Witsoy railes against split states and territorial integrity, condemning split of Oklahoma and Indian Territory from Arizona and New Mexico. He likens Republicans to Carthaginians, praises harsh tactics against the South, and questions motives behind plans to keep territories separate while uniting others.
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New Mexico
Arasna
Dakota
Pallay
Arizons
New Matco
Union
Terrtory
Lincoln
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
Palstelf
Murry
Lincolnshire
Jo Cannon
Lee
Cannon
Beveridge
Piers Ry
American Congress
Southweab Asia
North Africa
Tyre
Carthage
George Witsoy
Deafness Cure Ad Offers $100 Reward For Catarrh
An 1890s ad promotes a cure for deafness attributed to catarrh. It claims only constitutional remedies can heal and offers a $100 reward for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. The notice requests readers to send for free samples and lists Chexing Co of Toledo as a seller.
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Cotwrrh
Fwth
Chexing & Co
Toledo
Dinigitas
Tote Hall
Death of John Saylor Pioneer and Civil War Veteran
John Saylor aged 61 died suddenly of hemorrhage at his home in Pleasant Hill on Wednesday morning December 18, 1905. Former partner in Saylor & Kinman of Bavny City, he moved to Pleasant Hill recently. A Lafayette County pioneer and Civil War veteran, he served three years in Illinois Company. Married to Miss Sarah Dotyang, they had eight children living. He was a member of the Christing church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Saylor
Pleaswot Hill
Saylor & Kinman
Bavny City
Pleagsnt Hull
Saylor
Lafsyette County
Onv Illnois Company
Misa Sarah Dotyang
Tie
Christing Charch
Owiaen
The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure Claim Ad
An advertisement offers Smith's Stre Kidney Cure as the only guaranteed remedy with a money back refund if not satisfied after one bottle. Distributed by Crenshaw and Young for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw & Young
Alfalfa benefits soil by nitrogen fixing and rotation
Alfalin and alfalfa plants release nitrogen into the air through root bacteria, enriching soil as part of a five year rotation. The article extols alfalfa for deep roots breaking subsoil and improving soil mechanics, while noting superior nitrogen contribution and farm productivity. It also references a dyspepsia remedy and a charity notice seeking foster homes for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howards Duryman
Traders Bank annual meeting set for January 18 1908
The annual meeting of Traders Bank stockholders at Lexington Missouri will elect directors for the year and handle other business. The banking room will host the session on Monday January 18 1908 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. W G McCay president J G Crenshaw secretary. A fragment mentions medical salve advertisements.
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Traders Bank
Lexington
W.G. McCays Ann
Pres
Jg, Crensnaw
Seo Y
Pill and patent remedy ad across early 1900s notice
Rod Virdeo opens Grand Central Motel in Lafayerie county and invites farmers to call. An advertisement touts Early Risers pills as a safe laxative and general remedy. Also included are probate notices from Missouri in October 1906 for Joan T. Maleres estate with letters of administration granted and claims due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod. Virdeo
Grand Central Motel
Lafayerie County
Lexington
Executrix NODIVE Lotions Granted in Missouri Probate
The fragment notes probate actions in Lafayenne County Missouri granting executrix rights on a date in December. It lists claims, allowances, and exhibition deadlines for titled heirs and parties, warning of preclusion if not exhibited within specified periods. Named parties include Elizabeth.
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Henry We Winkler
Lafayenne County
Missouri
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Kansas City, Mo
Southern Railway
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Olive St
St- Liouis
Stockholders Meeting
Triva
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Masonville
Grand Central Hotel
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Apple
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Notich
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Secotsel
Protiete
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F. & Rabble
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