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Shootists from Wales beat Henderson team in clay target contest
The Wales shooters, fifteen a side, each firing at 25 clay pigeons, defeated the Henderson team by 18 points. Numerous local residents traveled or visited relatives in nearby towns, with social events, school activities, and church services noted.
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Wales
Henderson
Emerson Ball Club to Arrive for Honors This Summer
Emerson organizes a ball club and will arrive for honors on the diamond this summer. A tryout with the Malvern club is set for Friday May 28 on the Malvern grounds. Decoration Day will be observed Saturday May 29 with a G A R and W R assembly at Woodman Hall and a town hall program led by Hastings band. The Freshman class held a party at the high school with sandwiches cookies and fruit served.
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Woman's Relief Corps
James Galbraith
MeyCarty
Red Oak
Molly
Town Hall
Emerson
Malvern Club
Malvern Grounds
W. R
Woodman Hall
Hastings
Farrell
Randall Brown
Miss Glenarva
Malvern
Pioneer Citizen J J Mass Dies at 65 in Mills County
J J Mass a Mills County pioneer northeast of Silver City died May 10 1915 He was born in Swansea Germany December 7 1849 came to America in 1870 reached Council Bluffs July 2 worked as a blacksmith and acquired about 1000 acres in Mills and Pottawattamie counties He married Sophie Voss in 1871 and they had ten children Also notes Mineola schools close for a Friday picnic and local happenings including illness and theft anecdotes
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Times
J. J. Mass
Mills County
Silver City
Swansea
Cerimany
America
Council Bluffs
Pottawattamie Counties
Sophie Voss
Davenport Woman Escaped Knife After Mayr Remedy
Mrs S T Oliver of Davenport Illinois was so ill with gall stones doctors told her to go to a hospital. She credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing pain, weight loss, and relief after the first dose. She urges others to try the product with a money back guarantee. Sold in Glenwood by Red Cross Drug Store.
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Glenwood
RED Cross Drug Store
Remarkable Case of Mrs Ham in Shamrock Mo
Mrs Josis Ham of Shamrock Missouri tells how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier relieved years of female health troubles. She describes relief from pain, weakness, hot flashes, sleepless nights, and nervous spells enabling work, appetite, and family harmony. She invites special advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Shamrock
Lydia E. Pinkham
Josis Ham
Box 22
Missouri
Lydia BH. Pinkham
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