Injuries From Roof Collapse Near Sweet Springs Farm
Samuel Rothrock and Frank Davin were injured while removing roof scaffolding when concrete failed. Rothrock suffered two broken leg bones and Davin a severe head bruise on his farm east of town. Dr. Jarvie treated them. both were improving. Also noted are local notices and ads from Sweet Springs Herald content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Rothrock
Frank Davin
Rothrock
Dr. Jarvie
Sweet Spring Herald
The Magic No 3 Mascot and Local Notices
A Cedar Grove reader praises Electric Bitters for liver and kidney relief noting three bottles cured. Local notes report H Nichols visiting Keyteville, Thomas J ill at Mounds with typhoid, and the Rogers family recovering from masses. Miles and Francie demise reports and a Kenes City infant death from pneumonia on December 3, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H Harris
Cedar Grove
P. A. Franklin
H. Nichols
Keyteville
C. Haouoa
Thomas J
Mounds
Oxle
Price Rogerae
Massies
Mises Francie
Rolle Nichols
Harry Wheeler McDaalel
Jaod
Lex McDaalel
Kenesas City
Wolf sightings rise in thickly settled county
Strange as it may seem, wolves in this county seem to be increasing. There are five or six in the Norton neighborhood, some near Fairville, and many on the islands in the Missour river. Recently they killed one of Thomas Nugent's dogs near Norton, and two red foxes were found dead on Wil Long's farm near Marville, likely the wolves' work.
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Norton
Fairville
Miesourt River
Thos
Nugen
Wil Long
Mairville
Slator
North Carolina man praises Bucklen's Azolea Salvo healing a sore
Jobe Garret of North Mills North Carolina says he burned out his walking stick in forty years to lay down a sore that resisted all treatments until Bucklen's Azolea Salve. He declares the salve healed the sore and made him a happy man. The product is guaranteed for piles and other conditions by P. G. Franklin, druggist, priced at 25 cents.
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Bucklen
Jobe Garret
North Mills
N. C
P. G. Praoklin
Dance Held By Mrs Kuykendall In Sweet Springs
Lester Hall returned home Tuesday after two or three months in North Dakota. Mrs. Jake Kuykendall hosted a successful dance in Sweet Springs with many attendees including Dora Langewisch Maudie Blakely Bessie Hemme Katie Markes Ida Hartman Lillie Schrader Birdie Sims Flora Killion Ruth Gray Lena Jobe and numerous others. The event honored Tom Osborn who left for Los Angeles California the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hall
North Dakota
Jake Kuykendall
Thomas Osborn
Sweet Springs
Dora
Annie Langewisch
Maudie
Margaret Blakely
Bessie
Lizzie Hemme
Katie Markes
Ida May Hartman
Lillie Schrader
Birdie Sims
Flora Killion
Ruth Gray
Lena Jobe
Bob Sims
M. W. Pittman
Milton Kuykendall
George Kuykendall
William Langewisch
Oth van Buskirk
Elmer Ballard
Messrs
Fred and
Henry Langewisch
Henry
John Warneke
Ernest Lange
Gus Hemme
Bob Stafford
Jack
Samuel Lee
A. T. Wright
Jessie Roberson
Stephen McGinnis
Frank
Pinewles of sight Backache Relief Ad Claims
A vintage style ad claims Pinewles of sight relieves backache after 80 days of treatment for 61.00. It promises a refund if not satisfied, noting kidney disease is not suffered by people in the plane forests.
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P. H. Frenklin
The Peggy Stewart Tea Fire Episode at Annapolis Parlor
In Annapolis on October 20 1774 a group of girls and families discuss the burning of the brig Peggy Stewart and tea politics. Anne Winter defends tea ownership while Jack Fairfax warns of mob violence as a crowd approaches their home. Anne secretly hides tea to protect it from rioters, preparing for a confrontation with the town mob.
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Edward Gerard
Annapolis
Lucy Gerard
Polly Medcalf
Pegny Stewart
John
Mr. Stewart
Anne
Anne Winter
Emily
Lucy
Gerard
Jack Feirfas
Peggy Stewart
Goma
Annetr
Bergiy
Anea
Pepper tea and a brave stand in the Howe
Anne and Jack confront a mob in a candlelit struggle at the howe where pepper tea is brewed in defiance. Anne endures fear, but proves courage, confessing Tries to mend the rift with Jack as the crowd disperses and forgiveness arises between them.
Remarkable Rescue by New Discovery Aid
A reader recounts a dramatic recovery from severe lung and throat hemorrhages after doctors failed. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with stopping the coughing and bleeding within weeks, returning him to work. Franklin’s Drug Store offers a trial bottle free and purchases in 50c and $1.00 sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Pepper
Franklins
Excursion to New Mexico from Marshall and Albuquerque
A winter excursion offer from Marshall to Albuquerque and return for December 26 27 28 at a rate of 3415. Tickets valid 30 days from sale. Sponsored by Chicago and Alton KL and western collectives. For full details contact Or Dawthorne in Marshall Mo.
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Marshall
Albuquerque
N. M
Chicago & Alton KL
Ite
Western Coooectives
New Mexico
Dawthorne
Marshall Mu
For Sale 80 Acre Farm Near Marshall Schoolhouse
80 acre farm four miles northeast of Marshall advertised as well improved and cheap. Apply at Marshall Republican office for details or to arrange viewing.
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Marshall
Marshall Républican
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills touted for headache relief
An old ad claims Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills relieve headaches in moments with no opium or dangerous drugs. It urges readers to ask a druggist, notes a guaranteed first pack benefit, and lists the Miles Medical Co. in Elkhart Iowa. Letters from customers praise the remedy.
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Miles
Headiarte
J. Bubh
Watervliet
Incem Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Local notes and family updates from area residents
Gilliam intended fir last week, Dr Forde and wife have retired home after spending a week in St. Louis. J W Keekman’s house was ousted by the last week, lass S300 insurance S400, the contents were all saved. T M Sweeney is having a new barn built, J F L CGeess is supervising. Water is veling scarce in this part of the county. Mr and Mrs 4 B Cross were in Marshall last Sunday. Dr J A Osborn was on the sick list last week.
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Barry Guerin
St. Louie
Ford
Mleeer
Mary
Sami Lee
Colton
California
Pearl
B. H. Cheatham
Luther Copeland
Kansas City
D. B. Huff
J. W. Keekman
T. M. Sweeney
J. FL
Three Years for 26 Cents Farm Progress Ad
Farm Progress of St Louis Mo announces subscription price increase to two cents per year starting January 1 1908. Three years for two dollars new rate. current paid readers get time extended three years. A fruit picture mailed for five cents. Address orders to Farm Progress St Louis Mo.
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Blg
St. Louis
Loches
Addrese
St Louie
Pantry confrontation over stealing jum in Lord's sight
A dialogue in rustic speech shows Pobby confessing to a pantry theft after recalling a mother's warning that the Lord sees all deeds. The exchange reveals fear of punishment and the moral weight of honesty.
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Raymond Imes
George
Minnie Times
L. W. Arnold
Fairview Cemetery
Johnnie Keoth
Los Angeles
Cal
Wielt
Monroe Keeth
Coast of Town
Ph. Amklio
Ernest Sallor
Blosser
Shermen Houston
Malta Head
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucis County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
Ball
All Druggista
T.c
Uneeda Biscuit
Jonal Biscuit Company
Cretcher
By Sophie Cates Kerr
Fairfax
Jack Fairfax
Sword
Jock
Hie
Arma
Gilliam
Forde
Dr.coe
Sanitarium
Pe Ct Reo Mail
Loveoe
Astra
Samba
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