County Notes and Obituaries From Annapolis Area
Local items report Mrs John Tracy died at her Annapolis home after a lingering illness. Pearley F Street son of Mrs Jacob Basher died at Anna Hospital. Samir A Alberty died Jan 27 1909 aged 75. Steamer Roy H stranded near Wabash river passes toward Terre Haute. Pleasant Melton found $18.10 while cleaning his house. Over 2 million bushels of corn in cribs awaiting river rise for steamboat navigation. Peter King died at his son Mike’s west of town born in Germany 1836 aged 75. Farm barn burned on Wickhizer farm. Charles Cunningham injured saving animals. Local moves include oil field work and personnel changes. A new bank planned at Vermillion backed by Martinsville Turners Casey. Gassaways to be cashiered. Parker Township wedding in town.
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John Tracy
Annapolis
Pearley F. Street
Jacob Basher
Anna
Samir A. Alberty
Roy H
Wmerom
Terre Haute
Pleasant Melton
Peter King
Mike King
Bor
Hesse Darmstadt
Germany
Earl Moore
Wm Stoog
Gassaways
Martinsville
Turners of Casey
Vermillion
W. E Gaassaway
H. C Gassaway
New Life Pill Promises Cure For Rectal Troubles
A reader from Detott Michigan says three doctors advised surgery for severe rectal troubles but Dr King s New Life Pill cured her completely. The tablet is claimed to prevent appendicitis and cure constipation and headache. 20 cents at Robi Prewett s drug store.
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M. E Fisher
Detott
Mich
Local Notes Of Visits And Moves In Marshall Area
Miss Rachel Reinoehl visits Marshall this week. F L Stewart, a noted Ohio superintendent, arrived from Indianapolis after weeks in hospital. Miss Cora Nash visits Oskaloosa Iowa and will stay in St Louis. J Sacket Finney returns from Hot Springs Arkansas. Gladys Hedrick goes to Hot Springs for a few weeks. George Broom travels to Tulsa Oklahoma for work. Arms and accoutrements for the new company arrive with sixty stands. Mrs Chas Hart of Westfield and Mrs Nellie Rick of Seattle visit Aunt Mrs Wm Martz. Mrs India Sanford and Miss Rose Taree depart for Los Angeles for the winter barranget. Abner Filek visits cousin Walter Gossett, returns to Larned Kansas. Crons, old neighbors, noted in brief social movements around town.
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Rachel Reinoehl
Marshall
Chas
Queen
Clear Water
Okio
F. L. Stewart
Ohio
Indianapolis
J. Sacket Finney
Hot Springs
Ark
Gladys Hedrick
George Broom
Tulsa
Oklo
Chas. Hart
Westfield
Nellie Rick
Seattle
Wash
Wm. &J. Martz
Mya
India Sanford
Rose ‘Taree
Los Angeles
Cal
Bar Rangé
Abner Filek
Foley Honey and Tar Clears Air Passages
An old advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar relieves throat irritation soothes inflamed membranes stops obstinate cough heals sore lungs and expels the cold from the system with a warning to refuse any but the genuine in the yellow package.
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Foley
Homer News Briefs Chronicle Local Notices
John Husted named grandpap and Burl Baker of Darwin visits relatives in Terre Haute. Frank McNary to swap farms in Anderson. Edward Kimler to load personal effects for Steelville Missouri this week. Stork visits Dr Morgan. Henry Shaff visits homes. Twelve horses seen moving toward Oblong Monday. Stated mud incident prompts suggestion to ride stick horses for two injured youths.
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Will Ax
Oklahoma
Burl Baker
Darwin
Edward Coons
Terre Haute
Frank McNary
Anderson
Stork
Dr. Morgan
Henry Shaff
Edward Kimler
Steelville
Pneumonia Follows La Grippe Warns Against Imitations
A reminder that pneumonia often follows la grippe but does not follow Foley's Honey and Tar for lagrippe and coughs. The ad urges refusing any but the genuine product in the yellow package sold by Kelfer's Drug Store.
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Foley
Kelfer
Community Gossip and Visits Across Local Families
Sick list note lists John Thomas Parker. Several visits: Clark Hammond with Taylor Barbee James Johns boarding at Robert Vanpelt’s. Mrs P A Connelly visiting Chas. Newlin and daughter Mrs D. D Beasley. Various social calls in Terre Haute and at Connelly, Terrell, and Newlin households.
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Clark Hammond
Taylor Barbee
James Johns
Robert Vanpelt
Local Notices Reflect Small Town Passages and Visits
Cleo Weir spent Sunday at home while Robi Weir remains indisposed. Maude Elston from Marshall attended the funeral of her uncle Mr Cowden as A G Cowden was buried at Medsker cemetery. The Prairie school closed Friday and Clyde Hodges was called home by his grandfather’s death. Thos Weir and daughter Maude Bailey visit relatives. Miss Mautie McNary returned from Kansas. Carl Towell and wife passed through en route to Lawrenceville. Maynard and Garnet Robinson attended the funeral of Mr Cowden. Union chapel funeral held at 11.
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Maring
McDaniel
Robi. Weir
Mautie McNary
Kansas
Maude Elston
Marshall
Cowden
Thos. Weir
Maude Bailey
Prairie School
Clyde Hodges
Danville
A. G. Cowden
Carl Towell
Lawrenceville
Maynard
Garnet
Robinson
Mr Cowden
A. G Cowden
Medsker Cemetery
Union Chapel
Beulah Curch
O. R. Keran
Foley’s Orino Laxative Ad Promotes Health
An old ad states Foley’s Orino Laxative cures constipation and liver troubles and makes bowels healthy and regular. It claims Orino is superior to pills because it does not gripe or nauseate.
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Foley
Kelfer's Drug Store
Local Residents Share Visits and Gatherings
A series of social visits and family gatherings are recorded. Joseph and wife visited his parents on Monday, while James and wife called on relatives in West Union on Thursday. Edna Wyrick spent Sunday with cousin Gladys Eckles, and Hattie Higginbotham with Mrs. John Lederman. Bert Eckles and family visited Hugh White and wife on Tuesday. Mrs. Carrie Miller visited her parents Tom and wife on Sunday. The McCollums and Albert McCollum attended an old fiddlers contest Monday night. Fred Reese from Ohio, Ray Carpenter, and Sylvester Williams visited Enoch Wyrick and wife on Sunday, followed by Bert Eckles and family on Wednesday.
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Joseph McCollum
James McCollum
West Union
Edna Wyrick
Gladys Eckles
Hattie Higginbotham
John Lederman
Bert Eckles
Hugh White
Hall
Albert McCollum
Fred Reese
Ohio
Ray Carpenter
Sylvester Willams
Enoch Wyrick
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promoted For Uric Acid Solvent
German chemical Hexamethylenetetramine is cited as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy at early signs of irregularities to avoid serious illness. Keifer's Drug Store endorses the product.
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Keifer
John Mitchell Urges Miners to Fight for Rights at Indy Rally
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes John Mitchell pressed miners at the Indianapolis convention to pursue rights framed as essential for workers and forefathers, amid controversy over union power and the scope of labor demands.
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John Mitchell
Indianapolis
Mitchell
Chicago
Ito
Debates On Labor Rights and Freedom Reflections
Fragmentary remarks discuss the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, pondering labor, freedom, and equality under law. The speaker questions if past leaders sought true liberty or control, urging a clear view of history and labor rights to avoid deceit.
Soldiers' Monument Planned for Terre Haute Court Yard
A $27,000 soldiers' monument will be erected in Terre Haute's court house yard. The design stands 75 feet high and 40 feet square at the base, which will hold 300 people and serve as a speaker's stand. A color bearer figures atop the monument with the flag on his arm, while at the corners stand figures of the navy, artillery, infantry and cavalry.
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Court House Yard
Terre Haute
Navy
Artillery
He Might Have Succeeded If He Tried
Portrait of a drifting man who has talent yet wastes days and profits by avoiding focus. The verse notes his fitful trades and lingering with idle company while prophesying future leadership and a cautious judgment from observers when his career ends.
Papes Diapepsin Promises Easy Digestion for All Foods
An old advertisement claims Diapepsin ends indigestion allowing any food without fear of souring or gas. It asserts the remedy digests meals when the stomach struggles, reduces belching and nausea, and offers a 50 cent case from a druggist with quick results.
James Robert Alexander Obituary
James Robert Alexander, son of Thomas and Frances Pattony, passed away. He was a member of the local band and connected to the Pattony family. Further service details were not provided in the fragment.
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James Robert Alexander, Band of
Thomas and
Frances Pattony
Alex
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