County News From Our Exchanges Malta Bend Notes
Malta Bend reports include Mr and Mrs Sorapper returning from an extended visit to Warren county. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Wright on Thursday November fifth. Mr and Mrs Ai A Renick left for Kansas City to visit Sulphur, Oklahoma, with Mrs G B Caswell joining to accompany them. W H Handley and Will Stockman each killed a wolf in the bottoms Sunday. wolves are increasing in the area and damaging young stock.
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Malta Bend
W. H. Handley
Will Stockman
Handley
Bey
How to Get Strong P. J. Daly Story
P. J. Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago describes a method to gain strength. He says his feeble mother improved via Electric Hitters, with increased flesh, overcome insomnia, and steady strengthening. Fleetric Bitters claim rapid relief for stomach liver and kidney complaints, sold by druggists at 50 cents under guarantee.
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P. J. Daly
W. Congress St
Chicago
Fleetric
Soc
Local notes on visits and well drilling in Miami
Mrs J F Allen spent Sunday with Mrs Flora Nye who is nearly recovered from a recent injury. L A Areniz er has been busy boring wells for farmers this fall and reports abundant water in most wells. The only near-failure occurred at John Guthrey’s when boring had to stop due to a striking astratum rock.
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Miami
J. F. Allen
Flora Nye
L. A
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By Local Reader
A resident of Rehlaville North Carolina, J C Goodwin, calls Bucklen's Arnica Salve a sure-enough knocker for ulcers and claims a severe leg ulcer healed after several rounds with no scar. Advertises it for piles sores and burns at 26 cents at all drug stores.
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J. C. Goodwin
Rehlaville
N. C
Bucklen
Farm Sale Near Berger Mo Meets Odd Town Figures
Joe Shepard sold a farm near Berger Missouri at five dollars per acre to HEL Jue Demann of Berger. Aubry wue ii is said to have also sold this farm. Election returns were tallied at Kerr's Coliseum with mixed crowds and shifting cheers as Democrats faced sickness and Republicans celebrated into the early morning, with Gillam three Democrats in trouble and their wives Republicans joining the jubilation.
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Joe Shepard
Hel Juedemann
Berger
Aubry Wueii
Kerr’s Coliseum
New York
Gillam
Globe
They Take the Kinks Out Pills Claim
A Pittsfield man N. H. Brown testifies that Dr. King's New Life Pills relieve stomach liver and bowel kinks with no fuss. The drug is guaranteed satisfactory at all druggists priced 25 cents.
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Dr. King
N. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Arrow Rock News: Local Obituaries and Diphtheria Update
Nelson West returned Wednesday from California after a stay of two or three years. Mrs. Charlotte Cavill died at her home Wednesday night after long illness. Mrs. Cott, visiting with her daughter Mrs. Gee Bradshaw, left Wednesday for Oklahoma. Ruby and Grace Craig of mean Concord visited town Wednesday. Ruby closed her school for a few weeks due to diphtheria. L. C. Heumann also has the illness and a few others are ill.
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Nelson West
California
Charlotte Cavill
Cott
Gee. Bradshaw
Oklo
Mieses Ruby
Grace Craig
Concord
Mies Ruby
L. C. Heumann
W Tuthill Died at Leavenworth Army Hospital
Geo W Tuthill died Tuesday afternoon at Leavenworth army hospital He was brought home Wednesday night and laid to rest at his daughter Mrs T Bellamy residence The funeral will be held Friday morning at 10 at the house Herald reports
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Sweet Springs Cho
W. Tuthill
Geo. W. Tuthill
Leavenworth
Wansae
T. Bellamy
Herald
Paying Investment by John White of Houston Maine
Mr White reports a winter cough relief after using Dr Kings New Discovery. He bought a 50 cent bottle and found the cough vanish, repeating the result this season. The remedy is sold with a guarantee at all druggists with trial bottles free.
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John White
Highland Ave
Houston
Maine
Dr. King
Family heads to California after Friday night return
George Naverth arrived from Los Angeles with his wife and Miss Katie Huber. Jacob Naverth remained in critical condition. They plan to leave for California next week with household goods.
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George Naverth
Los Angeles
California
Jacob
Naverth
Katie Huber
Rustier
Slater
W. L. Slater
Stoodhouse
Ill
Jacksonville
It is a crime to neglect your health claim
A health ad stresses that neglecting constipation biliousness and liver or bowel trouble poisons the system and invites serious disease. It touts Ballard Merbine as the sure cure for stomach liver and bowel troubles sold by P H Franklin.
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Ballard
P. H. Franklin
Revival Begins at Bates Chapel Kansas City
Rev Horace W. Cole, pastor of Bates Chapel Church in Kansas City, will start revival services. The event marks a return to traditional preaching with nightly gatherings at the church through the week.
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Horace W. Cole
Bates Chapel
Kansas City
Baptist Services Set at Slater Church Next Week
The Slater Baptist Church announces special meetings led by the strong preacher Mr Cole. Services will be held daily at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. starting Monday evening. The public is cordially invited by the pastor and congregation.
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Slater
Cole
LO A. Wm
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming deafness results from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. Promises $100 for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured by the remedy. Mentions accompanying pills for constipation and lists F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and druggists at 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Young Chester Teter Injured In Horse Incident
Chester Teter, son of Arthur Teter and spouse, near town, suffered a fractured skull after being kicked by a horse on Wednesday. Doctors hope for recovery as progress is monitored. Mrs Jas White, formerly Bess Stapes, dies at home near Lamonte. funeral held this afternoon at Lamonte Cemetery. Bal lard's Snow Liniment advertised for aches and pains with local vendor P H Franklin.
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Houstonia
Chester
Arthur Teter
Houstonian
White
Jas. White
Bess Stapes
Lamonte
Ballard
P. H. Franklin
Iron trade boom after election in Alabama
In Birmingham on November 5, Alabama iron manufacturers sold 50,000 tons of pig iron in the 24 hours after the election and inquiry for large tonnage in hand. The iron is to be delivered in the first quarter of the coming year.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Iron Manufacturera
The Missionary's Little Joke in Korea
A missionary plays a prank by imitating a rooster crow to wake villagers near Seoul. The joke backfires as roosters and clocks become absent, delaying sunrise and prompting amazement among Koreans. The tale survives in a village memory, blamed on the night the morning didn't come.
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Seoul
Korea
Shoe Box Supper at Independence School Friday
A shoe box supper will be held at Independence School three and a half miles northeast of Nap ton on Friday night November 20. Proceeds benefit the library. Everyone is invited to attend and bring sisters brothers wives and sweethearts.
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Independence School
Napton
Lundling
Oyster Shell Pane History on India’s West Coast
On India’s west coast a local oyster Pla cuna placenta yields roughly six inch white shells. Today they’re prized for pearls, but historically the shells served as window panes. Early English India used them to pane Bombay Cathedral windows, and Goa still employs them this way.
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India
Bombay
Goa
Fragmented reader reflections and a fatal car incident
A disjointed citizen monologue notes reader reactions to a newspaper and recalls a grim scene where a man pleads save your wife as a woman is dragged from under a car. The Pattonsburg Call reports a separate farm fire where an engine burns corn leaving only shells and husks on blackened ground near Osborn.
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Pattonsburg
Osborn
Darger and Son Visit From Hous tonia On Friday
L A Darger and son of Cretch er and friend T R Berry of Hous tonia were here Friday on busi ness.
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L. A. Darger
Cretcher
T. R. Berry
Houstonia
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