Local notes from Sanner Times recount moves and visits
Mont Weaver and family moved to Champaign last week. Carl Saddler and family left for Ne-Cune Kansas. Ed Baird of Huntingdon Tennessee arrived and visits his mother. Frank Lucas left for Oklahoma City to run an auto garage. Chas Kirkwood and wife visit Nowata Oklahoma. Wilsons return from winter in Oklahoma. Wm Haughe and wife depart for Hot Springs Arkansas. Emma Wyatt of Garnett Kansas visits H M Brooke. Marriage at home of the brides in town Frank Brandenburg and Mary Leigh wed with D C Closson officiating. Many more movements, arrivals, and local notes across the community including business, farming, and medical updates.
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Sanner Times
Mont Weaver
Champaign
Carl Saddler
Ne- Cune
Kas
Ed Baird
Huntingdon
Tenn
Frank Lucas
Oklahoma City
Chas Kirkwood
Nowata
Okla
H. Wilson
Oklahoma
Wm. Haughe
Springs
Ark
Emma Wyatt
Garnett
H M Brooke
Esquire
D C_ Closson
Frank Brandenburg
Mary Leigh
John W Crall
Hicksville
Homer Clough
Will Green
Greenup
Warren
Paul Nyman
Grove City
Byron Rice
Roy Schmaltz
Roger
Harold Miller
Chicago
Bent Miller
James Nash
Marshall
Oakland
Nebraska
Doremus
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad Endorsement
An advertisement urges readers to accept Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough and throat remedy. It claims the product has no opiates or harmful drugs and warns against substitutes. The message emphasizes brand recall and insistence on Foley's Honey and Tar.
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Foley
Community Notes From Hutsonville Area
Prof. Alvin Smith visited over Sunday with his folks at Marshall. Rev C M Day of St Francisville has been called as pastor of the Christian church at Hutsonville. H Morris bedridden for two weeks due to a wagon fall. Friday the 18th was the coldest day with a thermometer at 12 degrees below. Robert Gurley sent to the Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary in Chicago for eye surgery. A coal miners strike is anticipated in the Harrisburg district on April 1 as Big Four stores up coal.
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Chicago
Harrrisburg
Big Four
Night Alarm Cough Remedy Ad Warns of Croup
An old advertisement urges careful mothers to keep Foley's Honey and Tar to combat croup at first sign of danger. It emphasizes that the remedy is not an opiate and claims many children have been saved by its use, noting it is sold by druggist shops.
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Foley
Westfield Birthday Celebration Noted
Community page notes a birthday anniversary for Mrs. Shaey observed in Westfield with family dinner at 1303 Batten. The fragmentary OCR indicates local social happenings and informal gatherings in The Review column.
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Westfield
Shaey
Wedya
Batten
Tubes of Eagle Eye Salve Sell Fast in 1908
About 200000 tubes of Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve were sold in 1908 with no complaints. The product is advertised as good for nothing but the eyes and sold under a positive guarantee. Consumers are urged to ask their druggist for it.
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Sutherland
Snowy weather roughs roads and local life notes
Road conditions deteriorated after heavy snow and rain. Clarence Goeckler from Timothy visited relatives here last week. The M E Aid Society met at Mrs Clara Haslitt of Clarksville. Charley Goeckler and Clarence visited the farmers ill father. Wood chopping occurred at Wm Melton’s due to a family illness. Mr and Mrs Isaac Pease moved to their Mill Creek farm in West Terre Haute.
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Duncan Sale
Clarence Goeckler
Timothy
Clara Haslitt
Clarksville
Charley Goeckler
Clarence
Wm Melton
Isaac Pease
West Terre Haute
Mill Creek
Prompt Relief Cited By Wm H Douglas Jr
Washington DC resident Wm H Douglas Jr says Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey gave him almost instant relief. He states he is pleased to inform others of the quick benefit from using the product.
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Wm FH Douglas, Jr
Washington, DC
Local residents record sales moves and farm relocations
Last Thursday's sale drew a good crowd at the Duncan property while Will Osburn moved to the Dick Duran farm and new lamps arrived for Dolson chapel. Perry Soughers of Paris moves to the Soughers farm. hogs sold at nine dollars per hundred. Will Davis sold a young hog to Wes Seaton. Ben Duran lands wood supply contract for Green Moss school at 1.40 per card. John M Coons and Mrs. Catherine Duran visited their mother Juda Coons. Elisha Claypool and daughter returned from Oklahoma. Mrs. Robert Craig visited Sophia Montgomery. John L. Hurst family reunion held Feb 22 with 20 descendants present. John Coons oil well reportedly hits 23 feet of oil sand around 400 feet depth. a kitchen accident left a few injuries.
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Wi Vuncan
Will Osburn
Dick Duran
Dolson Chapel
Perry Soughers
Paris
Soughers
Will Davis
Wes Seaton
Noof
Martinsville
Emanuel Clapp
Dave Montgomery
Felton Miller
Indiana
Ben Duran
Green Moss
John M Coons
Yale
Catherine Duran
Marshall
Juda Coons
Elisha Claypool
Frank Garver
Oklahoma
Robert Craig
Mt. Carmel
Sophia Montgomery
John L. Hurst
John Coon
Morniud
Local Notes and Visits From the Vicinity
Henry Baker purchases the Shonk farm. Ed Baumgarner visited last Sunday. Como Murphy was a Marshall visitor last Saturday. Silas Claypool will work for Ira Murphy this summer. Henry Murphy visited relatives last week. Alpha Claypool trip to Marshall. Letitia Murphy spent last week with parents nearby. Joe Wallace saving for Murphy Morgan limouc. Hen ry Morgan spent Sunday evening with Green Hurst of Auburn. Miss Mabel Newman returned from Vermillion to visit relatives. John McDaniel and Ross Shank bought a new day press and left north for about a month.
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Iva Reese
George Bierbaum
Ben Bierbaum
Harry Young
Harry Walker
Darwin
Eva Henderick
Shonk & Shbonk
Simon
Irwin Will Kearns
Kansas Station
Will Kearns
Jacob Ritchey
Terre Haute
George Adams
Joe Glover
Henry Baker
Ed Baumgarner
Como Murphy
Marshall
Silas Claypool
Ira Murphy
Henry Murphy
Alpha Claypool
Letitia Murphy
Joe Wallace
Murphy-Morgan Limouc
Hen‘y Morgan
Green Hurst
Auburn
Mabel Newman
Vermillion
John McDaniel
Ross Shank
Dr. Bell's Anti Pain for Cholera Morbus
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Anti Pain as a quick remedy for cholera morbus. It claims rapid relief from diarrhea cramps flux and all bowel complaints and promotes availability at dealers.
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Dr. Bell
Local Notes From County Towns Chronicle Weekend Visits
Sunday visits and Monday movements span Ca sey Westfield Kickapoo and nearby towns. Residents James Dunn Wes Connelly Chas Newlin Newt Terrell Roy Newlin Elmer Luther Sam Eddinger Chas Myers T. T. Ewing and others appear in social notes. Property changes include Ed Duncan renting Madigan farm and a move by Je B Hardesty. A drainage ditch project rumor closes the list.
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Wes Connelly
Kickapoo
Chas. Newlin
Westfield
Newt Terrell
Tim Briscoe
Casey
Roy Newlin
E1lmer Tyler
James Ryan
Elmer Luther
Charleston
T. T. Ewing
Marshall
Sam Eddinger
Clarksville
Chas. Myers
Ed Hollis
Franklin Connelly
Everett Connelly
Lena Green
J. E. Hardesty
Wm. Armor
Garrett
Ed Duncan
Dolson
Madigan
Wofkk
B. Hardesty
Hag Boved
Microbes Link Life and Death in Earth’s Chemical Cycle
Sir Kay Lankester explains in the London Telegraph that microbes drive the endless cycle of life and decay. Bacteria transform dead matter into simpler compounds like ammonia and nitrates, enabling green plants to rebuild complex molecules and sustain living systems.
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Sir Kay
Lankester
London Telegraph
The Perverse Comma and its Christmas Use
A short critique of a punctuation error the perverse comma creates in Christmas salutations and its lingering effect in Elizabethan and Shakespearean usage. It notes how mispunctuated lines obscure original intent and reflects on authority and textual restoration.
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