Kidney Pills touted as cure for diverse kidney ailments
Advert thrives on health claims for Bonn's Kidney Pills. Testimony from Frank O'Mahoney of Hannibal, Mo, extols renewed vigor after ten years of kidney trouble. Product sold by Wester-Milburn Co Buffalo, N.Y. Also notes a magazine article on Five Civilized Tribes and local Concordia notices including marriages and births in June 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Frank O'Mahoney
Markey Street
Hannibal
Hiignt
Bonn
Wester-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
United States
Osa
Rirea
Jane
Storm
Statehood Magazine
Ora Eddilem
Reed
Marriages and a birth noted in Odessa area notices
The item lists a May 30 1906 marriage at Odessa between Archer M Rex and Octavia Lyle Laughlin and a June 6 1906 ceremony in the city officiated by Rev J H Coil for Walter H Miller and Lula A Binkely. It mentions a home farm north of Hugerneville Thed and a June 1906 birth of Charley Thomas Vaughn to Mrs Sarah A Vaughn. Clara Kaemphl returned from Kansas City after visiting local family.
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Odessa
Archer M. Rex
Octavia Lyle Laughlin
J. H. Coil
Walter H., Miller
Lula A. Binkely
Hugerneville
Retiring clerk praises Dr King’s New Discovery in NH
Willa T Morgan of Rural Route 1 Concord NH says two years in the Philippines and two in Luba left her prone to colds. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with keeping her healthy and promotes the medicine at Creeshaw & Mong druggists with a one dollar price and a free trial bottle.
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Cabs
Philippines
Willa T. Morgan
U.S A
Concord
N. H
Luba
Creeshaw & Mong
Grand Wilkes Stallion Conspirito 35431 at Higginsville Fair Grounds
The grandly bred Wilkes stallion Conspirito 35431 will stand this season at Higginsville Fair Grounds under Mr. Wm. Hackley at an insured price of $0.00.
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Wilkes
Higginsville Fair Grounds
Wm. Hackley
Home Coming for Kentuckians to Louisville in 1906
An invitation from the Louisville Commercial Club calls Kentuckians from across the nation to a 1906 Home Coming in Louisville June 13 to 17. Notables invited include Henry Watterson, former Governor David B. Francis, Senators Lindsay and Carlisle, Justice Harlan, Governor Crittenden, and Adlai Stevenson. Side trips to Kentucky and special trains are planned, with railroads urged to offer low rates. The note also promotes The Farmer and Stockman weekly from Kansas City as a trusted current-events source for rural families.
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Louiaville
Louisville Commercial Club
Louisville
Henry Watterson
David B
Frances
Missouri
U. S
Wa. Lindsay
John G. Carlisle
New York City
John M. Harlan
U.S. Supreme Court
Thomas T. Crittenden
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Kentucky
William Flannelly
The
Southern Railway
Board of Trade
Kansas City
St. Louis
Joulaville
Special Low Round Trip Rates via Missouri Pacific System
Travel deals from Lexington Missouri to multiple destinations with cheap round trips. Offers cover San Francisco Redalia New Haven Hot Springs Denver Excelsior Jefferson City and more, with varying sale dates and return limits plus Homeseeker tickets and a July 4th rate. A. S. Loomis, Agent.
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Missouri Pacific System
Lexington
Missouri
Redalia
San Francisco
Cal
Denver
Colo
New Haven
Conn
A. S. Loomis
Free colored picture with subscription offer
Readers are urged to send one dollar for a one year subscription to the Twice-a-Week Republic of St Louis and Farm Progress to receive a 24 by 26 inch colored print titled The Departure of the Bride from the Home of Washington. The reproduction features George Washington at his Virginia home bidding farewell, and the offer notes the picture is a direct reproduction by Ferris in sixteen colors. The Republic warns the offer may be withdrawn at any time and provides payment options by post office money order, express money order, registered letter, or bank remittance.
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Republic of
George Washington
Virginia
Aden
Republic
Farm Progress
Tepublic
Amerrcca
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Five Civilized Tribes
Allegheny
Kanawha
Tennessee
Atlanta
Blue Ridge
Cumberland Range
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Lena Brandt
Mary Brandt
Henry Habekoat
Mayback
Concordia
Henry Becker
St. Paul's Church
Louis Kosye
Sophie Hlurtman
MB &T. Land Bureau
Kanes & Exper'y
Katia
Indian Territory
Owlhoma
Texan
Rene Tatslen
CitLemu
Pie Ol
Aces Helda
Kansas
Snd Okishoine
Bouthwest
Dinos
Tor Kenalls
Banks
Neers
George Moaron
Generel Pesemiger
Thokal Imme
ST. Louls, We
Allen
J.W. Meng
Meng
Conspirito
Star Wilkes
Geo. Wilkes
Gloria
Nettlewood
Almont Pilot
Marmaduke
Ryland
Ry Moorebend
From
Farmer and Stockman
Department of
Times
Miijor
H. C. Stokes
Drs. P
Dd. Fikerson
GALLS
Qver
B. F. Eaton
Lexington, Mo
Katy
Texar Railway
Katy Flyer
Kansas City Southern Railway
Southwest Missouri
Arkansa
Louisiana
Texas
Noother
Dutton
Trav
Pass, Agt
Kansas City, Mo
Warner, G. T
P A Kaneas
E. Roesler
W.B. Waddely
Sandford Sellers
F. Lee Wallace
Bookxaeper
Lexington Savings Bank
Irving Tryib
Nicholson
Hoffman
Selleltaacsountil
D Rankin Walter
Wadd Bandford Sellens
Ler Wallace
Walter B Waddel
D Rankin Pantie
Barton
Trying
Tevis
Hofman Rufus
Allee
Wingate
Cock Sandford Sellers
Mra Migele Hopkins
McCeusi
Bettie W Smith
Elizabeth A Wallace
Gakeohn
F Nicholaon
Catron
Haerle
S. E. Vaughan
Dover, MO
Farm Insurance
Frank R. Howe
Malary Public, Real Batato, Loans & Rentaley
Aronano Viecy
J. AgDaeeebles Gro
SM. CatTnon
Lexington, Missouri
Doodh Goterk
Board OF Drectors
Richard Pield
J.andrew J. Burnopt Young G.M, Catran
William J. Morrigan Lewis W. Cox Ford T. Bates
Tours
Fk We
Rafus Youce
McCarstain
I. i
Onahiler
Lees, Stosnen, V.prey
Miesour
Chas
Mr. Bowring
Notary Public
RI. Mann’s
Wellington
Lafayette County
Gherles Dizon
Kaneas City, Mo
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