Local notes from Mt Vernon and Loomis area headlines
Mt Vernon area reports visitors and moves including Mrs Gary at Plankinton Miss Martie Smith from Kimball and W Coursey visiting schools Mrs E S Johnston from Mitchell and Miss Edith Orswell returning to teach south of town. Loomis and Emsley items note movers, sickness, sales and social events with weddings and dances and community movements.
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Mt. Vernon
Gary
Plankinton
Martie Smith
Kimball
G. ST. Smih
W. Coursey
E. S. Johnston
Mitchell
C. GC. Fitch
Edith Orswell
Will Rener
Rarsday
Stewart
Jon
Wenry Grieve
Prosper Miss single town notes weather and visits
Wild wet weather slows farm work in Prosper Mississippi district. Kruse and family visited friends in Emery. Agnes Schaub returns from Michigan to live with her mother. Local families Covid roundups include Seliwick Rhined, Janes, Schaub, and Schurz. School No. 3 reports good attendance and behavior for the week ending Oct 4.
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Kruse
Emery
Misselourz
Gertrude
Michigan
Tyler
England
Agnes Schuub
Dakota University
Mitchell
Metopolis
Cus
Jos
Seliwick
Dar- Rhine
Janes
Schaub
Schurz
Josak Sheiek
Vele Danling
Wits Dfer
Dank Carlson
Siugiv
For sale twenty five pairs of boots three months old
Boots offered for sale by W. Law as a package of twenty five pairs in three months old condition. Interested buyers may apply to W. Law for details and price.
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W. Law
Public Library Opens After Book Delivery and Heating Fixes
The Republican reports the library committee is reviewing bids for 1,400 volumes and plans to order books within days after contract letting. Cataloging will follow, then public access. Heating remains a challenge this winter, with stove use and city hall heat as temporary measures.
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Republican
Resolutions of Respect for Comrade Aaron K Campbell
The Grim Reaper has removed from our midst our beloved comrade Aaron K Campbell late a member of Co C 9th Ill Vol Infantry We express sorrow for the loss of a comrade of our Post Be it Resolved that in his death the G A R has lost a highly esteemed comrade and one who reflected credit upon the Grand Army of the Republic The nation loses a gallant defender society an honorable Christian gentleman and our city a patriotic citizen These resolutions be entered in the Post records copies sent to city papers and to the bereaved family J H Nolt E Tillotson James Arney Committee
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Grim Reaper
Aaron K. Campbell
Co. C
Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Campbell
Ransom
Department of South Dakota
Grand Army of the Republic
J. H. Nolt
E. Tillotson
James Arney
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ends Teething Troubles
An old remedy praised for sixty years by mothers for teething babies. It soothes the child, eases gum pain, cures wind colic, and diarrhoea with a pleasant taste. Sold by druggists globally at twenty five cents a bottle. Be sure to ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and take no other kind.
Man-or-Vine Tablets Endorsement by Lt Gale
An advertisement claims Man-or-Vine Tablets are the world's greatest remedy for nerves brain and blood and urges Lt. Gale to try them for noticeable results. The pitch targets readers seeking vitality and mental sharpness through a medical tonic.
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Gale
Home Guardians Elect New Officers At Tuesday Meeting
The Home Guardians held a large meeting in Odd Fellows hall Tuesday. GC C Halphide was elected president, Mrs Raymond vice president, Wm Bush and Geo Worthen marshals, following resignations. A musical program followed with solos by Laura Saul and L D Milne, recitations by Mabel Raymond and Mary Ward, and a piano solo by BE Eldridge. The lodge received its charter from Milne, and approved a drama production by Grant Mallory for future shows.
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Home Guardians
Odd Fellows Ball
GC. C. Halphide
Order
Treyberg
Raymond
Wm. Bush Marshal
Geo. Worthen Marshal
Milne
Grant Mallory
Canton
Just What You Need Patent Medicine Claim
An old patent medicine boasts quick relief for dullness after meals appetite loss and bad taste. It promises to invigorate the stomach cleanse the liver and bowels and improve digestion. Price 25 cents per box and available from all druggists.
DeLaval Baby Separator Advertises Best Quality
An advertisement by E. B. VanAlstine Mitchell promotes the DeLaval Baby Separator as the best and cheapest machine. It emphasizes new, undrawn units, non canvassed sales, flexible payment terms, and invites customers to try before buying.
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E. B. VanAlstine Mitchell
Cole’s Carbolic Salve Promises Quick Burn Relief
An advertisement urges use of Cole's Carbolic salve to ease burn and scald pain. It claims guaranteed cure of worst burns without a sear and promotes a ready box in 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by all druggists.
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Cole
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