Allen's Lung Balsam Safety Claims
An old advertisement touts Allen's Lung Balsam as absolutely safe for coughs colds and croup. It asserts no opium content and urges buyers to try the remedy to be convinced.
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1902
Page
2
Government interference raises Nevada post office status
Government interference cost half a million dollars annually and prompted the Nevada post office to move from fourth to first class. All of the jokers receiving money were scrutinized, Judge Philips noting the need to focus on the act rather than the victims. In April 2001 Welter and partner Joseph H. Kelly were fined $1,500 for mail fraud, with the judge delivering a strong rebuke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Post Office
Philips
Nait
Besser
Welter
Joseph H. Kelly
Real Estate Transfers Listed for November 1902
A sequence of warranty and trustee deeds recorded in mid November 1902 details numerous property transfers. Elisabeth Evans transfers and is involved in multiple deeds across acres and sums from 5 000 to 19 000 dollars. Other transfers include coal properties, lots in Lexington and Wellington, and various parcels in Ohio, Kentucky, and Missouri. Names include Evans, Wom Johns, Kesterson, Carter, Graves, Robertson, Bell, Walters, and Goodwin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Evans
F. M. Evans
Elsabelt Evans
Geo
D. &. Johs
F.M. Evans
Elizabeth Evans
Ev. B. Cook
Vo Marvin Trust
Carrie Cowle
Wo. T. Bell
Maggie Ssraves
Laoing & Harr
Graves
Daning & Harris
York Lexington
Geo. B. Ewing
Les M. Rannaberger
E. Eisenbraun
Maggie J. Lindley
Ohierea
Wu. G. Goodwin
H.W. Monee
Oiluara
H. G. Larberg
A. H. Schultze
Wellington
Acin Lee
John A. Phillipa
Odessa
H. W. McNeel
Mary C. Blackwell
Odeaya
Silas Y. Parker
Susan Woolstair
Wagner
Pete Parker
Lerington
John W. Sapvain
Laura Sapvain
Eorder
I. L. Nesr
James M. Guy
J. J. Pemberton
Ida L. Neer
Wu. T. Anderson
Lesneur
Nores
Josue G, Gann
Geo. W. Shepherd
Noras
Weltmer Wills and Supreme Court Reversal in Medical Healing Case
The U S Supreme Court reversed a Missouri circuit ruling in American School of Magnetic Healing v McAnulty. The dispute arose over a fraudulent order by the Postmaster General against A J Waltmge of Nevada Mo, halting Weltmer's mail. The court found the lower court erred in demurring, restoring Weltmer's ability to continue his work in Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weltmer
United States Cupteme Court
United States Circuit Court
Weater District of Missouri
American School of Magnetic Healing
J. M. McAnulty
Againm
A. Waltmge
Gonse
United States Supreme Court
Wiemer
Homeseekers Excursions Offer Round Trip Tickets
The Chicago and Alton Railway will sell round trip tickets from Higginsville Missouri to many southern and western points at reduced rates with sale dates listed from November 1902 to April 1903. For details contact A Vermillion, Ticket Agent, Higginville, Mo. Married at the home of Mr and Mrs Nathan Corder Bear Corder Wednesday morning November 12 1902 George Raymond Beatty of Kansas City and Stella Harrison daughter of Judge and Mrs J W Harrison now of Roosevelt Oklahoma. The Advance offers congratulations for their future happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Alton Railway
Higginsville
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Indian Territory
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Carolna
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Nathan Corder
Bear Corder
George Raymond Beatty
Kanas Ulty
Stella Harrison
J. W. Harrison
Roosevelt, Oklahoma
Ray Beatty
Kansas City
Beatty Coal Company
Beatty
Worm Destroyer ad and Convention Hall Question
An old advertisement touts White's Cream Verimifuge as killing worms and removing mucus to prevent nests, claiming it quickly restores body health. The text notes 2560 available at Crenshaw's & Young's. Separately, Sedalis is agitating the issue of building a convention hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Crenshaw's & Young's
Sedalis
Scott's Emulsion Fattening Tonic Advertisement
An early 20th century advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a rich nourishing tonic. It claims to increase bone, flesh, blood and nerve for invalids, convalescents, consumptives, and weak children, and offers a free sample with a pictured label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Fragmentary Medical Ad Claims Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures
Disfigured skin and decaying bones described in a damaged ad. The text touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for humors and general debility, claiming radical and permanent improvements in health. Contains corrupted phrases and unclear sections.
Farm sale near town lands 240 acres to Bates
Walter J. Waddell sold his farm three miles south of town in Lafayette county to Ford C. Bates for 23248 dollars. The property is described as one of the handsomest country places in the county. Lexington residents will be glad Bates becomes a local citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sali
Walter J. Waddell Fins
Ford C. Bates
Lafayette County
Lexington
Mr. Bates
The Corn Prize Contest Notice at J R Moorenean Lumber Yard
Reminder to deliver corn by Wednesday November 26 for prizes awarded November 28. Prizes include 85.00 and 2.60 for best dozen ears of white or yellow corn, 63.00 and 2.00 for pipe or mixed corn, and 5.00 and 85.00 for diverse varieties. Entries aim to form a premier state collection to be shown at the 1904 world’s fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Moorenean
McDonald Divorce Case Heads to Spokane Trial
Attorneys J Frank Trimbail of ayre Oklahoma and Danaon of Spokane W A are in town this week taking depositions for the McDonald divorce case soon to be tried in Spokane. McDonald left his wife and baby son years ago and went west. Now, after his son is grown, he asks for a divorce claiming ignorance of his wife location. His wife has remained at the old Odessa home and may seek $10000 alimony, a sum she believes she deserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Trimbail
Ayre, O.T
Danaon
Spokane
Wash
McDonald
Odessa
Texas Wonder Cure All Kidney Bladder Ailments
An old advertisement-like excerpt promotes Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder troubles in men and women children also advised. It claims mail order availability, two months supply per bottle, testimonials, and lists Crenshaw Day Neosho Missouri as sellers with a 1901 date. A separate note describes the 1902 Seville cathedral ceremony to deposit Christopher Columbus ashes into a mausoleum with dignitaries and church officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
BE. W. Hall
P.O. Box
Louis
All Druggiata
Crenshaw & Young's
Neosho
Texas
Worth
Lim W. A. Day
Christopher Columbus
Seville
Spain
Cadiz
Chicago Round Trip Fare Prominent Lines in December 1962
Special one way fare four dollars ninety cents to Chicago and return via Chicago and Alton Railway. Valid for passage on a special train leaving Allertville at 5 20 p m Wednesday December 3 1962, arriving Chicago 6 16 p m December 4. Return on a special train leaving Chicago 7 00 p m Friday December 5. For full particulars apply to Vermillion Agent Higginsville Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rotr
Chicago & Alton Railway
Allertville
Vermillion
Higginsville
Sweet sod fruit acide and other items in transit
A cryptic item list notes various goods including sweet sod fruit acide and dyed items. References to Putnam Padelese Dyn and Chau appear as names, with no clear event or outcome described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
Chau
Fiat
Arajour & Co Rebuilding After San Day Plant Fire
Officials announce the Arajour & Co panting plant at St Slob Chy will be rebuilt after a fire. New structure planned as a premier Western plant with costs around 800000 and 721000 insured. Armour & Co bought cattle on the local market for shipment to other Western cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arajour & Co
Lows
Sanday
Tbs
Coul
Armour & Co
Perfect Attendance at Kim Park School for October
Luie Schramus Carrie Aeimer Chas Thorp Robi Scharber Rosa Thorp Polle Beria Lizsie Bortz Annie Gersught Maggie Heimer Jeania Callaway Jane Callaway Ross Callaway Creed Butter named for perfect attendance and averaging 90. The school held a Field Day wearing Bield's badge and not reading biographical sketches or reciting poems of The Childs poet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Park School
Luie Schramus
Carrie Aeimer
Chas
Thorp
Robi. Scharber
Rosa Thorp
Polle Beria
Lizsie Bortz
Annie Gersught
Maggie Heimer
Jeania Callaway
Jane Callaway
Ross Callaway
Creed Butter
Princeton Elects Woodrow Wilson as 1st President Without Rey Prefix
Professor Woodrow Wilson becomes Princeton University’s first president not entitled to prefix Rey before his name. A Virginian by birth, age forty six, he is a Princeton alumnus from the class of 79. The board of trustees created him at the retiring president’s urging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Rey
Virginia
Princeton
Wilson
Governor appoints committee to inspect state institutions
Governor Dockery appoints Senator H. Clay Heather of Marion county Representative George J. Stampili of Col county and Representative A. K. Gardner of St. Louis county to visit the state institutions and report to the legislators. The committee will organize at Jefferson City next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dockery
H. Clay Heather
Marion County
George J. Stampili
Col County
Dod
A. K. Gardner
St. Louis County
Jefferson City
Portia Washington Enrolls at Bradford Academy Mass
Portia Washington daughter of Booker T. Washington has not returned to Wellesley this fall and enrolls at Bradford Academy Harverhill Mass. Wellesley officials say she left for failing exams. Marriage licenses issued include John Mayer and Ida Dedeeke Emma Mo William Soundker and Mary Koalmel Wellington Geo Rogge and Doreatha Schmidt Corder Louis Lang Krearer and Ende Kueck Concordia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia Washington
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Wellesley College
Bradford Acadmy
Harverhill
Mass
Wellesley
John L. Mayer
Concordia
Ida Dedeeke
Emma, Mo
William Soundker
Mary Koalmel
Wellington
Geo. F. Rogge
Misa Doreatha A. Schmidt
Corder
T Louis Langkrearer
Ende Kueck
Adkins Expects Injunction Lift For Main Street Paving
W W Adkins, contractor for paving Main Street, said the injunction hearing is set for the first week in December and he expects the injunction to be dissolved, allowing paving to proceed as rapidly as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Adkins
Main Street
Thanksgiving Service Observed by Local Congregations
The Baptist, Christian, Methodist and Presbyterian churches unite for a Thanksgiving service at the Presbyterian church. Rev Z M Williams D D president of Quintrall Female College will preach. The public is invited. Service at 11 a.m. Thursday November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Zm, Williama
D. D
Quntral Female College
Cyrus Newkirk, Ex-Bank President, Dies in L A
Cyrus Newkirk, former president of the defunct First National Bank of Sedalia, died Sunday night in Los Angeles after a long illness. He was 74. Interment will be at San Bernardino, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Newkirk
Sedalia
Los Angeles
Cal
San Bernardino
Cannery Handles Large Tomato and Pumpkin Batches
The Odesyn cannery delivered 15 200 crates of tomatoes and 800 cases of pumpkins. Mr Brown paid out over 84 000 units to farmers for wagers at the cannery. Mrs J O Rush and baby left for Forest City with plans to reach Kansas City en route to Mills May Peak for a day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odesyn Cannery
Mr. Brown
Death of Alf Li Herd in Higettsville at age 16
Alf Li Herd, son of Mr and Mrs D B Herd, died in Higettsville on Wednesday November 12 1902 from congestion of the brain. He was 16 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higettsville
Alf Li. Herd
D. B. Herd
Carmona Speech Sparks Appointed Chair Threats
Fragmentary note hints at Carmona becoming speaker of the house and Bibcook potentially named chairman of the ways and means. TOM GORI appears in478 unclear context. The text is garbled and names are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmona
Bibcook
Chatruama
Tom Gori
Dr W R Eckle Hire Notice at Pin Event
Dr W R Eckle of the eee Deptivae is listed for a Pin event at Simi Hiredts with details unclear in the fragment. The unreadable text limits precise facts or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Eckle
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Balsam
Wellmot
Novads, Mo
A. Vermillion
Chiosga & Alton R'v
Pearl St
N.Y. Soc
Ball
Pocente
Brussels
P.M
Smyrna
W. G. McAusland
C. W. Hutchason
King & Marrs
Howard
Lexington, Mo
Waddell Applbent
DW. B
Tevie Viewl
Ron
IKVLN
Tevie Teller
Lexington Savings Bank
Pons
General Banking
Unsiones
RP Mickhollin Worankin J. Q Chambers
G Foffman
Young
Waltem
Waddela
Tavis
Walter
Heftman Rinfon Young
Alloa W
Wilmote Adi Young
Milew
Thortably
Bete W Benth B
Lee Wallace
Elizabeth A Wallace
McCausi
Chambers
FA Kriohs BF Wieligion
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