Confederate Monument Plans Delayed Meeting Anounced
At the Mar maduke Camp of ex confederate veterans a regular meeting was held Tuesday night to decide on action for a monument to be erected in Oakland cemetery Moberly. The Daughters of the Confederacy have raised most of the funds and are urged to attend the February Crump meeting in the county court room to discuss plans. A cordial reception from the Camp is promised to all attendees.
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Marmaduke
Oakland
Moberly
Daughters of the Confederacy
Crump
Marmaduke Camp
Daughters of Confederacy
Brave Must Fat Victims and Elusive Remedies Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe alleged health woes and a controversial remedy from W. Gardner of Tdaville. It mentions liver and hide trouble, feverish symptoms, and a physician claiming Pleethie Babern as a cure, promoting new strength, appetite, and a suggested price of 60 Burka.
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Dg. W. Gardner
Tdaville
Tal
Babern
Parkes
Invasion News Tightens Cape Colony Front
London reports Lord Witcheners efforts falter as Boer forces push near Colesburg and across the western Transvaal border. British posts fall, wagons and stock are seized, and 800 mounted reinforcements sail for the Cape. Delarey forces attack near Rhenoster but are repulsed as Cape invaders swell to about 20,000.
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London
Lord Witchener
Cape Colony
Colesburg
Transvaal
Kimberley
Mafeking
Kurman
Cape
Nesbitt
Llorse
Golesberg
Rater
Wolverden
Jon
Knox
de Wel
Delarey
Rhenesta
Cape Town
Randolph Circuit Court Opens January Term at Blunteville
The January term of Randolph circuit court at Blunteville opens Monday January 7 1901 and runs to Saturday January 12 unless extended by grand jury. The printed docket lists sixty cases with possible appeals not shown. Ten of the cases are divorce, nineteen tax suits, eight railroad cases, three against insurers and one to practice law by applicant Mrs Joella Ellington.
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Randolph
Blunteville
Prinbad
Joella Ellington
Randolph County
Pain Balm and Sarsaparilla Restore Health Claims
An old ad claims Chamberlains Pain Balm soothes lame backs pains in the chest and sides with fast relief and also cures rheumatism. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for correcting disordered blood. Flood's Pills are advertised to cure indigestion and nausea. The text mentions Bryan's Commoner and various local drug stores.
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Chamberlain
J. Guiry
Lat
Fintu
de. Burke
Mayy Ride
Hood
Benson's Plaster Promotes Pam's Master Brand
The ad touts Benson's Plaster as superior external remedy, claiming George Washington ordered four barrels branded GQ Washington Mount Vernon. It extols Benson's plaster over Belladonna and Capsicum, cites 5,000 physicians and many customers, and offers prepaid postage in the United States for orders.
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George Washington
Washington
Mount Vernon
Henson
Denson
Benson
Ora
Hannon
Tey
World Wonder Kidney and Bladder care advertisement and wedding notice
An ad promises refunds if World's Wonder Kidney and Bladder care fails to cure. It lists retailers and local distributors in St. Louis and other cities. A wedding notice reports Miss Margaret Daly marrying Carroll Brown of Baltimore, noting the groom's hunting club affiliations and Green Spring Valley success.
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J. W
Gqoonnow
Market Atreat
St. Louis
Dedsuri
Diabaide Day
Mangun Grow
Seal’s Pharmacy
John S.curry
Drugeist
AB. Richmond
Reed Gb
Margaret. Daly
Thrilling Escape From Death Ended Long Illness
Charls Davis of Boweraton Ohio escaped a frightful death after years of worsening lung trouble. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with instant relief and a presumed cure. The remedy, advertised for throat chest and lung issues, costs 60 or 100 per bottle with a free trial bottle at Dr Burke on the East Side.
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Charls Davis
Boweraton
Savare
Dr. King
Wetmore resigns to join tobacco trust
St. Louis reports Second Vice President Geo H McCann of the Wetmore Tobacco Company resigned effective immediately after a shareholders meeting. McCann said Wetmore laid down to the trust and that he would start an independent works, ending his role with the trust after its sale of Liggett Meyers Tobacco to the group.
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St. Louis
Geo. H. McCann
M. ©. Wetmore Tobacco Company
McGanne
Wetmore
Liggot & Meyers Tobacco Company
Tobacco ‘Trust
McCann
Lady Correspondents Wanted and Dyspepsia Remedies
A mailed appeal invites women writers and promotes Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for stomach trouble. The page also reports trials for murder and robbery in Marshall Missouri involving Clayton Flaggara John W Bargart and Watson Wood. The Grand Jury indicted them for murder first degree and robbery awaiting trial.
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Clayton Flaggara
John W.bargart
Watson Wood
Jack Wood
Aulgur
Marshall
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Holgerton Maud
Horicotto
Lowney's
Chantigr's
Last’s Pharmacy
Foley
Siotstee
William J. Bryan
Yeditor and
Pubtisher
Lincoln
Nebraska
Advaner
Harvan
Ywildea Ar Wititk Democrat
Bryan
Democrat
Hoth
Rene SE
TQO
New York
Chicago
Moberly, MO
Dr. Kelly
Alb
Read Street
J. W. MeKinney
Sedalia
Ustick McKinney
Judge Sellers
Ray
Lafayette
Yast Rollins Street
Hell Wife
Africa
Maude R. Adams
Dayton
Caldwell
Maung R, Anams
Circuit Court
Flood
Big NG
Way
Nisl
Pam
Hound Master
St. Louis Tobacco Company
Watchman
SAVE
Iit Aa Hs Driggista
Ery Ideation
Parker
Iever Fatin
Herrick Sead Co
Rochester, N.Y
Guoda
Merchant Tailo
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