Marriage Surprise Unites Miss Anna Barger and Fred Munk
Chariton friends learned of the July 5 1901 marriage at Glewood when Miss Anna Barger of Chariton wed Mr. Fred Munk. The groom works for Tabor & Northern Railway and they will reside at Tabor. Anna Barger, daughter of Ali and the late, presided in Chariton and is a musician. Fred Mauk, son of J W Mauk of Whitebreast, is a respected local. The Democrat extends best wishes for a long, happy life.
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Mank-Barger
Chariton
Anna Barger
Fred Munk
Glewood
Tabor & Northern Railway
Tabor
Ali Barger
Pickerel
J. W. Mauk
Whitebreast
Democrat
Oklahoma Experiences continues amid rush to land office
The narrative details a chaotic rush to claim government land near Enid in a Rock Island town townsite plan. Riders jump from moving cars, many are injured, and eight thousand people line up in dusty heat awaiting filing. Guards, soldiers, and deputy marshals shuffle the crowd as thirst and exertion mount, with personal misfortunes and a rough but determined drive to secure lots.
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Maid
Rock Island Company
Enid
Land Office
Otto
Strip
U.S
Rio Grande
Texas
Southwest
Pay When Cured Dr Stockdale Ad Claims Guaranteed Healing
A medical ad proclaims no payment required until a perfect cure is achieved. Dr Stockdale touts a reputation for curing chronic diseases and invites inquiries into his financial and professional standing. He lists cures for catarrh lye ear nose throat, lungs kidneys Bright's disease dyspepsia constipation rheumatism and other conditions with a free confidential consultation.
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Stockdale
Bright
Cattle Bulls and Busy Railroad Banter at Pa cific Junction
At Pacific Junction RR lads swapped tall tales at a lunch counter. A young man bragged of encountering a white faced bull pursuing him and a laughing girl friend while fleeing a pasture. The scene drew quips about his date and a railroader praising a recent graduate with the remark about her intelligent eye.
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Eric-a-Brac
Pacific Junction
Northwestern to build 100000 depot in Sioux City
The item notes a rail line plan for a $100,000 depot at Sioux City. It also reports local bond votes in Maryville and various community notes including cheese production, livestock incidents, religious revival closeouts, electric plant efforts, beet sugar factory talk, and assorted local notices and advertisements.
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Northwestern Railroad
Sioux City
Maryville
College Springs
Red Oak
Pinkeye
Tabor
Rocky Mountain
Will M. Leach
Thos
Collingwood
Mt. Plesant Asylum
Fish
Ottumwa
H. M. Hopkins
Villisca
Shenandoah
Dr. Caldwell
Water Works
Chariton
Roscoe Anderson
Atlantic
Chamberlain
Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Ohio
W. D. Wilson
Louis Harris
Sturdy Old Age Linked to Digestion and Pierce Medicines
Ancient advice extols staying hale through digestion health. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is promoted as curing stomach and digestion problems, with a testimonial from G Popplewell of Eureka Springs praising relief after twelve bottles and improved health at 66. The offer mentions Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser mailed for postage.
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Pierce
G. Popplewell
Eureka Springs
Carrol Co
Dr. Pierce
The Boys Go Fishing at Hixon's Lake
A lively Sunday school group from Harry Landis' class spent a day at Hixon's Lake on Monday. The outing featured fishing and swimming with editor along for the trip. Participants included Ernest Thomas Guy Fred Roy Conrad Rex Richmond James Jones Eddie Knight Shirley Lewis and Forest Deardorf.
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Hixon’s Lake
Harry Landis
Mort Wainfields
Ernest Thomas
Guy
Fred
Roy Conrad
Rex Richmond
James Jones
Eddie Knight
Shirley Lewis
Forest Deardorf
A Good Cough Medicine for Health Restored
Thousands have regained health using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. If you suffer lung trouble give it a trial. cures thought hopeless at health resorts have been achieved. For sale by W D Wilson.
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Chamberlain
W. D. Wilson
The Creamery Expands Milk Intake and Workers
The Creamery increases milk receipts to about 4000 pounds daily. Mr Gregory adds a sixth team of haulers and pays 18 cents per pound for butter fat in June. Local patrons expect more cows this year to sustain a quality creamery, noting the cow’s value from milk and calf, with suggestions on calf management.
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Gregory
Malvern
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