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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1901

Page

12

On the Farm. Practical advice for farmers and stock care

A rustic column offers cautions on barn repairs, pig and horse care, debt avoidance, and grazing. It notes that dry bedding matters, that fall pigs require extra care to be profitable, and that exposing stock to hardship is not a remedy. It urges factual soil and seed preparation and avoiding grass care errors. The piece ends with a reminder to seek sound judgment and follow facts.

Althly Jon Chicago Kansas City

President orders civil service reform for Indian agencies

Washington Nov. The President has acted to place Indian agencies under civil service rules. Bonded school superintendents would lead agencies when agents are removed or absent, replacing patronage based appointees. The move aims to weed out undesirable agents and standardize administration across reservations.

Washington Civil Service Congress Indian Office Tts Foulkes United States Civil Service Commission Civil Service Reform League Indian Affairs Indian Service William A. Jones Commissioner of Indian Affairs Civil Service Commission

Bucklin’s Arnica Salve Cures Corns and Ailments

Gaye Ho describes severe corn pain and long walking difficulty, but Bucklin's Arnica Salve reportedly cured them. The product is praised for treating sprains, bruises, sores, burns, ulcers, and skin conditions, with a guaranteed cure. Sold at P. H. Franklin's drug store.

H. Robinson Alllaboro Bucklin P. H. Franklin

Kaeneas City Star Announces Two Local Weddings

The Kaeneas City Star reports marriages planned in January for A C Smith of Carrollton and Katherine Rea of Marshall, with Smith formerly a drug clerk in Marshall and Rea a niece of P B Rea. Also noted is Hamilton M Dawes marrying Lucile Prut in Columbia on November 22, with Dawes praised for his Missouri University record and Prut from a prominent Columbia family.

Kaeneas City A. OC. Smith Mise Katherine Rea Carrollton Smith Alarshall Wee P. H. Franklin Mise Rea P. B. Rea Marshall Society Hamilton M. Dawes Mise Lucile Prut Columbia Hamilton Dawesle Saline Missouri Universitity

A Texas Wonder Cure Ad Promises Kidney Relief

A handwritten style testimonial promotes one small bottle of Hall's Great Discovery as a universal cure for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims relief for diabetes, seminal issues, back pain, rheumatism, and child bladder problems. Includes price and mail order details with endorsements.

Hall E. W. Hall P. O St. Louis All Druggiote Linzener Lindell Barber Washington Ave

Valley Forge National Park Bills Planned in Congress

Senator Penrose and Representative Wanger will introduce bills to acquire Valley Forge and establish a national park memorial. The measures mirror last year’s proposals and seek 6 8900 000 for park purposes. Twenty seven patriotic groups back the plan, and Edwin Fairfax Naulty will organize a 150 member Pennsylvanian delegation for an early hearing.

Penrose Wanger Pennsylvania Valley Forge Senate House Sons and Daughters of the Revolution Colonial Dames Order of the American Mechanics Edwin Fairfax-Naulty Valley Forge Park Association

Latative Bromo Quinine Tablet Cold Cure Claim

An early 20th century advertisement touts Latative Bromo Quin ine Tablets as stopping a cough and curing a cold in one day. The pitch promises relief with a 25 cent price and asserts no cure means no day.

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