Local births and moves fill Miami area notices
County News notes two baby girls born to the Chilcott and Barnes families near Saline Point. John A Hawkins in Mt Louis hospital shows improvement with prostates pending removal planned Saturday. Home moves sweep Miami as Bristoe, Dowdy, Casebolt, Smith, Wheeler relocate. Mare Lady Jane sold for 2000 at Sedalia fair. C Whit Williams acquires Pleasant Hill Messenger and will oversee it with his Australian hounds nearby.
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Miami
Oscar Chilcott
Mat Barnes
Saline Point
John A. Hawkins
Mt. Louis
Giles Hawkins
Geo. Hawkins
Jesse Wheeler
Smith
Detroit
A. P. Hancock
Marshall
Sedalia
Salvage
Dan Patch
Hancock
C. Whit Williams
Pleasant Hill
Gilliam
Globe
Deafness Cure Claims and Catarrh Remedy Notice
Public notice from Hall's Catarrh Cure claim offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by the remedy. Describes deafness as due to inflamed Eustachian tube and mucous lining, urging constitutional treatment and referencing Toledo and F. J. Cheney & Co. as suppliers. includes sale of Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Tic
Rock Injures Man After Saturday Night Disturbance
A disturbance near a Negro restaurant led to Tom White receiving a head injury when rock struck him during a clash with Will Todd. White suffered a crushed skull bone, was treated by Dr. McGuire, and is recovering. Todd was arrested for disturbing the peace and later jailed for common assault awaiting trial on October 22, 1909.
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Tom White
Will Toad
White
Todd
McGuire
Town Board
Justice Court
Statesman
Swept Over Niagara Warns Of River Dangers
A warning about careless boating on the river Niagara and the risks of back pain signaling kidney trouble. Electric Bitters is touted as a remedy with a testimonial from J. R. Blankenship of Belk Tenn claiming a cure after long kidney weakness. Available for 50c at Franklin's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
J. R. Blankenship
Belk, Tenn
P. H. Franklin
Gilliam Car Accident and Local Auto Orders
A Lou Cott farm near Gilliam reports a boy injured when a wagon ran over his jaw and he sustained serious cuts. The Gilliam Automobile Co. has ordered three Ford automobiles for local use.
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Echo
White's Cream Vermifuge Advertises Pediatric Worm Remedy
A promotional note urges using White's Cream Vermifuge to expel intestinal worms in children and improve health. It claims the product acts as both a vermin expeller and a tonic, sold by P. H. Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Franklin
Death of Mrs. E. Kennedy in Nelson
Mrs. E Elizabeth Kennedy age about 79 died October 12 1909 at the home of her son in law J M McClelland in Nelson. Born in Virginia she moved to Missouri in 1835 married A J Kennedy in 1861. Survived by Price Kennedy Denver John Kennedy Armourdale Kansas and Mrs J M McClelland Nelson plus one brother J Q Moore Napton and sister Mrs Julia Baker Blue Lick. She joined the Baptist church as a girl and lived a devout Christian life. Funeral held at the Baptist church in Nelson Wednesday at 2 pm conducted by Brother Russell and burial in Nelson Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Kennedy
J. M. McClelland
Kennedy
Sarah Elizabeth Moors
Virginia
Missouri
A. J. Kennedy
Price Kennedy
Denver
Colo
John Kennedy
Armourdale
Kansas
J. Q. Moore
Napton
Julia Baker
Blue Lick
Baptist Church
Nelson
Russel
Weather Hint and Lazir Ballard Liniment Ad
Forecast promises slightly colder weather with snow and rheumatism risk. Advertises Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism chilblains frost bite sore joints and muscles with prices 5c 50c and 1.00 a bottle sold by P B Franklin.
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Ballard
P. B. Franklin
James G. Staples Dies Near Blackwater in 1909
James G. Staples died suddenly at his home near Blackwater on Tuesday evening October 14 1909. He will be buried Saturday at the Staple family burying ground near the death site. Brief funeral services will be held at the home before departure for the graveyard. Full obituary to follow next week.
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James G. Staples
Blackwater
Staple
Newa
Cold Weather Advice and Lung Syrup Promotion
Cautions about coughs and chest illnesses leading to pneumonia or consumption. Recommends Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a standard cure and preventive for lung diseases. Mentions prices 50c and 1.00 per bottle and sale by P. H. Franklin.
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Ballard
Stendard
America
P. H. Franklin
Marshall men try cases for disturbing the peace
Blackburn J F Barbee and R M Reynolds from Marshall visited Thursday to face charges of disturbing the peace. The trials were held before Justice of the Peace Henley in the local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Barbee
R. M. Reynolds
Marshall
Justice of the Peace Henley
Local residents fined in case with Carter kinship ties
Annie May Carter Susie Combs and Ada Finley were fined and the case against Thcia Carter discussed. Mrs. G R Watson and her baby, guests of Mr and Mrs G W, left Saturday for Plattsburg Mo accompanied by her son George W who had stayed with his grandmother. Record.
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Annie May Carter
Susie Combs
Ada Finley
Thcia Carter
G. R. Watson
Baby
G. W
Plattsburg, Mo
George W
Record
Words to Freeze the Soul and Dr King’s New Discovery Tale
A Springfield North Carolina merchant recounts his son’s hopeless consumption cured by Dr King’s New Discovery after three weeks. The advert touts the remedy as infallible for coughs colds and lung diseases with 50c and 100 prices. Trial bottles are free and satisfaction guaranteed at P. H. Franklin’s.
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Apokn
P. H. Franklins
Friends surprise Mrs Cox at Blosser home memory photo
Several friends surprised Mrs Lida Cox Thursday afternoon at Mrs H J Blosser’s home. After ice cream and cake they gathered in the yard for a group photo to be given in memory of the surprise. Mrs Cox departs Tuesday for Lee's Summit to start her new home, with best wishes from friends.
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Lida Cox
H. J. Blosser
Cox
Lee's Summit
F. W. Baker
Forney
Taft
Washington
Dim
Mr. Loper
Salt sale pitch from H. & Scudder & Co in Marshall
An advertisement from H. & Scudder & Co of Marshall Missouri proclaims the best strongest and cheapest salt for all uses with any quantity and grain size and offers free samples to attract customers.
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H. &, Scudder & Co
Marshall, Mo
Local News Briefs From Slater Area
Grover Page and Ollie Spencer married in St Louis last Thursday surprising friends here. Twenty two heads of Western horses sold at Rock Harn last Saturday averaging just over 79 dollars per head. Leimkuher, Ehler, Hoener and Wier bought three quarter sections in Logan county near Sterling. The Miller Ellyson and Warner slaughter house burned Thursday morning. insurance believed 400 dollars but policy canceled last month. Dr Robi Price earned medical license from State Board of Health this week. board revoked four physicians for illegal whiskey prescriptions in Jefferson City including Dr J F Vanzan of Glasgow.
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Grover Page
James B. Page
Slater
Ollie Spencer
R. W. Hickman
St. Louis
Rock Harn
Shelton
Hardin
Frank Leimkuher
T. M Ehler
Frank Hoener
Fritz Wier
Colorado
Logan County
Sterling
Miller, Ellyson & Warner
Robi. P. Price
State Board of Health
Jefferson City
J. F. Vanzan
Glasgow
Rwatler
Henry Stremmings Elected Lutheran Delegate to Senate
Henry Stremmings was elected as a delegate by the German Lutheran church of this city to the senate which meets in St. Charlies next week according to the Herald.
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Henry Stremmings
Senate
St. Charlies
Herald
Transformed by Forests in France Show Pine Power
A French Landes department example shows forests changing land from shifting dunes and disease‑breeding marshes into productive, healthy ground. Intelligent pine cultivation improved drainage, climate, and soil, turning 2.5 million acres into rich, mild terrain.
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Department of the Landes
France
In Memoriam Died George Kinnamon Malta Bend
George Kinnamon died at Malta Bend on October 4 after a long illness. He was 71 years, 7 months, 28 days old and had lived in Malta Bend over 30 years. He married Mary E. Rowland in 1858, leaving a wife, one daughter, a granddaughter, four brothers and a sister. He served in the Civil War and was a prominent member of the First M E Church. Funeral services were held at the First M E Church and he was interred in Malta Bend cemetery.
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George Kinnamon
Malta Bend
M. E
McCullough
Mary E. Rowland
Mr. Kinnamon
Ross County
Ohio
M. EB. Church
Reverend Morrison Reports Sweet Springs Meeting
Rev Morrison returned last Saturday from Sweet Springs where he held a church meeting. He reports a splendid meeting with twelve conversions and one from another church, praising the refinement and culture of the people there.
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Morrison
Sweet Springs
Divorce suit accuses Fogarty of giving 22 dollars in 22 years
Hoboken resident Simon Fogarty testifies he gave his wife only 22 dollars over 22 years and quips he did not know she wanted money. The item also notes fashion tidbits on bangs making a comeback in Europe and a Thanksgiving turkey shortage with cranberry crop woes in Wisconsin.
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Simon Fogarty
Hoboken, N. J
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County News
Farmers Savings Bank
Tto
the Farmers Savings Bank, Marshall, Missour, Capital and Surplus
Blackburn
Castoria
Beare the Wegner
Higginsville
Traoc
Rio
IID
Kirschbaum
East
West
Murphy-Mills Clothing Co
Empo
Gazette
Italy
Germany
Holland
DRS. Nuckles & N Marshall Building
North Side Square
J. W. Forbes
F. Henley
The
B. F. Henley
Blackburn, MO
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