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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
4
The document shows a December 22 1015 timetable from Potosi Missouri detailing rail times between Mineral Point and St Louis with northbound connections, listing trains and times including morning and evening arrivals and departures. It notes Train 842 has no northbound connection and references the Main Line to Mineral Point and St Louis timings.
A Chicago doctor argues that women possess brainpower equal to men and cites 400 notable women to prove the point. He notes women's historical late emergence yet highlights their intuition and sensitivity as civilizational drivers amid male boasting and bias.
The Franks, a mid third century confederation of Germanic tribes, split into the Salians and Hipusrians along the Rhine. They moved south into Gaul, with Julian permitting a permanent settlement in Toxandria. Salian Franks controlled northern Gaul while Hipurians clustered near Culugue. Under Clovis the Franks converted to Christianity and expanded their realm, laying foundations for the kingdom of France.
Fragmented ad promises a $100 reward for readers to learn about a claimed Hall’s Catarrh Cure described as a universal remedy with a constitutional basis. Text is garbled but centers on a supposed remedy advertised as effective in all stages.
The column filler notes a mild winter, Christmas wishes, shopping tips at Woolford's for Kodak items and chocolates, and local visits from Corinne Cheatham and others. It reports on subscribers, a death in Belgrade, charity gifts from The Elite Confectionery, and upcoming school holiday closure.
Property listing describes approximately forty acres of good timberland, mainly oak, located near Bhcirley. Listed owners or contacts include W. M. Valentu and Mussel AM., with possible references to WE and Lauls Mey. Suitable for buyers seeking timber land with oak stands in the area.
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Effie Mincher, Francis Miesey, Elsie Mary Calvert Sullivan and others associated with Quaker Missouri and nearby locales. Missing context prevents full event or notice details.
A concise notice from an agent at Potos seeking railroad ties and mine props for purchase. The message notes a representative will be at the guard near department for prices, signed Cmanng Muarwy.
Catholic Church outlines elaborate Christmas Day services with high mass, a second mass at Miceral Point, and a 11 a m Sunday School program titled Good Tidings of Great Joy. The evening program features anthems, hymns, and solos by a trained choir directed by Mrs. George Hornsey.
Lynn W Garrett and Miss Lena Williams were married last Saturday at the bride's mother's home on Cedar Street. Rev Del Longgrear officiated. After a brief ceremony the couple left for a South honeymoon aboard an Iron Mountain train and will reside in Dosloge. The bride, daughter of Mrs Thomasson, is praised for beauty and character. the groom a Washington County native and Bank of Destoge cashier.
Caledonia visitors and residents are listed with travel to St Louis and De Soto while local deaths, illnesses, and family news are noted. A bond election for $15,000 road improvements faces tax opposition, and a historical note explains the Thelluson accumulation acts origin and later legal debates.
Native gives notice of the annual stockholders meeting for the Bank of Potosi. The meeting will be held at the banking house in Motor, Missouri, on the fourth day of January 2010. Directors will be elected and other business may be transacted. Ht. L. White, president. Meadlee, secretary.
Dr. Eaton and wife returned home last Tuesday from their trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moody of St. Louis are visiting relatives here. Mrs. Richard Bradley of Webb City is visiting her parents here. The Bank of Bismarck declared its semi annual dividend and added profits to surplus. Ed and Louis Johoeau have purchased the Ranyer farm north of Bismarck and will reside there.
Quote from Princess Lasarevich Hrebe- Manovich describing Joseph Chamberlain's belief that any man with effort can reach his elf en donment and attain his aims. He notes many fail when they reach the last obstacles, with few willing to face the final monsters to win forever.
Gregory Mason, a magazine writer, and Miss El Separ Flowers, an actress, announce a honeymoon in Australia just before their marriage in Jerne One courthouse officiated by Judge George C Temnant. Masonia becomes a war correspondent for the Qouilook while his wife joins a student capacity at the Fine Arts theater in Mascot.
A Mineral Point farmer T H Higgins testifies Doan s Kidney Pills relieved his lame back sharp kidney pains and helped regulate urinary passages. He praises the medicine as the best kidney remedy he ever needed with the word price at 50 cents at all dealers Milburn Co Buffalo
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