Miami County News Full of Local Gossip and Moves
Miami recounts many residents of La Salle County and nearby towns. Tracy acts as agent for Wonderland tre show on Saturday June 28. Godman returns from Woodward owns twelve hundred acres, reports healthy fruit crops. Multiple locals from Miami and nearby farms, churches, and firms are mentioned with moves, visits, and community events. A concert by Blind Boone is announced for July 2, and steamer traffic and cargo news reach town.
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Tracy
Miami
Wonderland
Tre
Godman
Woodward
la Salle County
Texas
Grandmothers Slamione Welcomes Thirsty Visitors Again
Crowds gather as water runs cold and clear, while townspeople enjoy lemonade and ice cream. Civic league plans July 4 events with baseball, debates, and a sidewalk fundraiser amid a flood of neighborly visiting.
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Slamione
John Riddle
Emma Thornton
Robert Thornton
Marshall
Sedalia
Judlen
Civic League
Christian Church
Latie
Most Children Have Worms and Need Kickapoo Treatment
Many mothers misread indigestion and nerves as worm symptoms. The ad promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer a pleasant candy lozenge that expels worms regulates bowels tones the system and makes children well. Guaranteed. Sold by druggists or by mail 26 cents Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
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Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
S J. Louis
Suh Sunday Convention Meets at Fairville Church
The Suh Sunday convention of the Saline Baptist association will meet at the Fairville Baptist church on Friday June 27 and continue over Sunday. Matters pertaining to the church and Sunday school will be discussed.
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Suh
The
Saline Baptist Association
Fairville Baptiat Church
Guaranteed Eczema Remedy Seeks Bath Man’s Cure Claim
An advertisement for Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment promises relief from eczema and related skin conditions. It cites a Bath resident, J. C. Eveland, who says he found a cure after twenty five years of trying other treatments. The Pfeiffer Chemical Co. distributes the 60 cent ointment in Philadelphia and St. Louis. Also notes Miss Lee Wooldridge visiting her sister in Cambridge and returning home.
The Texas Wonder Cure for Kidney and Bladder Troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles for men and women, dissolves gravel, aids diabetes, and helps rheumatism and irregularities. Children with bladder issues can use mail orders for $1.00. One small bottle in two months often cures. Missouri testimonials available. Dr. W. Hall, 2926 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists.
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Texas
Missouri
W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Norton News Briefs from Norton and Nearby Areas
Mrs J Hedges traveled to Marshall by train on Tuesday. Ed Wood absent from Norton store due to his brother Norman Wood’s illness. Mrs Scott and her Marhall daughters visit George and Charles Wenzel. Mrs Ralph Irvin and children visit Mrs John Wall. Miss Grave Wise hosted dinner for Miss Ethel Farley of Kansas City. A T Swisher Jr visited Sunday. Lewis Pemberton shipped cattle Sunday evening. Presbyterian ladies missionary society met at Mrs Will Hyland’s, guests praised her hospitality. Miss Farley plans vacation with friends. Y B Swisher was a passenger. Catherine Bawes attended the Saga inn pay Wednesday.
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Mariah Swinney
Harvey Carpenter
Marshall
A. K. Canada
Len McMahan
Napton
H. L. Sneed
Keytesville
W. H. Sutton
Cherrington
Payette
Earl Sappington
White's Island
Mie Bettie Koenig
Virgil Canada
Kanas City
Jane Campbell
Kansas City
Albert Shouse
Mire
Mamie Sandidge
R. O. Bagnell
Elk Hill
W. B. Flanders
Elaine
Ruth
W. St. Hooper
Richard Piper
Our Town
W. OB. Fiandere
Kanme City
Mmtulmer
Harriet Smith
J. F Wood
Henry Hayob
Marahal
M. B. Williame
Walter Shouse
Mims Peach
le Griffith
Ridge Prairie
Tom Lakin
Mellie Loeffler
Helen Thompson
Wm. Leffler
Ehrl Gren
Mra
Ray Lotepeich
Pilot Grove
L. J. Shuck
Maraball
Boone
Verte Hall
J. H Hedges
Ed. Wood
Norton
Norman Wood
Scott
Marahall
George
Charles Wenzel
Ralph Irvin
John Wall
Grave Wise
A. T. Swisher, Jr
Cathrine Seather
Ethel Farley
Kannan City
Lewis Pemberton
Will Hyland
Presbyterian
Hyland
Fin Nate Hthe
Farley
Sguyes
My. Y. B. Swisher
Catherine Bawes
Saga
Local Residents Travel and Health Updates
Mr Will Hickman was in Marshall Wednesday. Miss Allene Swisher rode to Slater Wednesday to pick up lemons from Mrs Reid. Messrs John and Samuel Wall were in Marshall Saturday. Mr Riesell Hickman, who had an operation in Kansas City several days ago, returned home a few days ago.
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Misa Allene Swisher
Slater
Muse
Mrs. Reid
Messrs
John and
Samuel Wall
Marshall
Mr. Riesell Hickman
Kansas City
Stores Dismiss All Day July Fourth
The following businessmen will close all day on July Fourth: Potter Baddlery & Carriage Co, Hiroken Dollar Store, Chas A Manoh, Hows Dros, Myers and Bedi, Mabel Smith, O W Dometon, Dm Le Brown, Whites, Rose and Buckner, Leyhe and Downing, Kelley-Vawter Jewelry Co, Ed F Weat, Hayes and Cooper, Ema M Chaffee, BR F Naylor Hardware Co, J Derg and Son, EB M Wright, Carpenter and Dieta, Wm Tyler, J J Rane and Bon, R E Tevebough, W Wt Latimer, Cochran, Khraman and Wenton, Peacher and Sona, Ewell Mrow, Patterson Tros, G F Martin, Myers and Corder, The New York Racket, Democrat-News.
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Potter Baddlery & Carriage Co
Hiroken Dollar Store
Chas
A. Manoh
Hows Dros
Khraman and Wenton
Peacher
Sona
Ewell Mrow
Patterson Tros
G. F
Martin, Myers and Corder
New York
Democrat-Nown
Wreck on Pennsylvania train injures many near Cuylorville
A Cuylorville excursion train on a Pennsylvania Railroad branch wrecked this afternoon, injuring about 35 seriously and leaving over a hundred shaken. Authorities fear possible fatalities beneath overturned cars as the ten coach train carrying more than 1,000 passengers toward Portage Falls derailed and rolled down embankments.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cuylorville
Portage Falls
Woman’s eye contact pose earns sharp remarks
A woman known for demanding direct eye contact during interactions faces criticism for her choice of attire described as penk-a-boo wainta, a fashion that many view as poor judgment in public settings.
Slater Mins Effie Haveng Visits Higginaville Kin
Kansas City visitor Effie Haveng of Slater visited her sister Mrs Will Anderson, Mrs Will Ligon and children at Higginaville last week. Frank Metcalf news: baby girl arrived June 19. Motle Stephens of Migin was on our Streets Saturday. Baker couple of Cregar Ville and centralia pastor Herndon also seen on town streets. Dr B A Leisure, Chicago MD, visiting home fotuka this week. Dick Brown and wife of Cregar Ville were in town Saturday.
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Mins Lacy Hisle
Kansas City
Miami
Sahe
Mra
Dave Vanmeter
Bam Hisele
Geo. E. Jones
Meadville
Christian Church
Our Town
Joe Frank Burross
Marshall
Bualneas
Carrollton
Henrietta Siebert
Parker
Mies Della Hiale
St. Dees Andle
Claude Coleman
Pleasant Jill
Ivan Percy
Frank Purcell
Chicago
Marian Harland
H. D
Grady
J. Frank Webster
Virginia
Gettysburg
Lois Mayett
R. M. Hayett
Maggie Merry
Oklahoma
Maggie Kite
Emily Garrett
Leah Ayers
Haynie
Fred J. Jennings
Sulliva’s
Mins
Effie Haveng
Will Anderson
Will Ligon
Higginaville
Frank Metcalf
Motle Stephens
Migin
Mire
T. J. Baker
Crcarville
Slater
Rev. Herndon
Centralia
B. A. Leisure
Chicagola Visling
Fotuka
Dick Brown
Crcar Ville
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as relief for fever sores ulcers eczema and similar troubles. It cites Mrs. Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama who supposedly recovered from an ugly ulcer in two weeks after using the salve. The ad urges purchase for 26 cents and is recommended by P WH Franklin Ady.
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Bucklen
Mra
Bruce Jones
Birmingham
Ala
P, WH. Franklin
Ady
Davis District Social Visits and Local News
Elliott Brown and wife host Elliott in view from Virginia. Miss Ethel and Bettie and J. M. Fleher from Miami visited A. H. Audaley. Miss Zella White on vacation from Falls City Nebraska. James Will and wife from Slater called Sunday. Mrs E W Fowler and daughters Mary and Nelle with Mr and Mrs L D Dulaney dined at Jos Herrmann Sunday. Lloyd Kemper and family visited relatives near Slater. Mrs Arthur Kitchen and baby visited Mrs Hannah Wittlant Friday.
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Elliott Brown
Virginia
Ethel
Bettie
J. M. Fleher
Miami
A. H. Audaley
Zella White
Falls City
Neb
James Will
Slater
Mra
E. W. Fowler
Mianea Mary
Nelle
L. D. Dulaney
Jos Herrmann
Lloyd Kemper
Slater Bunday
Arthur Kitchen
Baby
Hannah Wittlant
Produce Market Ad in New York Racket
Bring your produce to the New York Racket where highest prices are paid at all times. Note the phrase Verk Fychet appears in the ad as part of the vintage notice.
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New York
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