Palmyra High School boys win high honors in stock judging
Palmyra High School won the state championship loving cup and 21 premiums at Missouri state stock judging contests in Columbia. The team captured titles in judging mules poultry and light horses, with Carroll Moss named high man overall. Other members included Bryan Clark Sidney Waters and Clyde Young, under instructors Francis Nelson and county agents.
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Palmyra
Agricultural Department of the Missouri University
Columbia
Marion County
Jackson County
Almyra
Individua
Bryan Clark
Sidney Waters
Carrol Moss
Bernhard Zoller
Clyde Young
Thomas Cunningham
Harold Fink
Young Moss
Palmyra High School
Wallace Gray
Carl Appel
Richard Tarlton
David Cunningham
Alvin Turner
Francis Nelson
Neilson
W. Head
Ben Fink
Cliff Jacobs
Walter Summers
Scott Cunningham
Marion County Farm Bureau
Peoria People Now Make Their Report
Report from Peoria People outlines a rapid remedy suggesting rubbing a throat and chest with a product to conquer colds overnight. It claims quick relief from croup in fifteen minutes.
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Peoria
Vick’s Vap O Rub Salve Ad For Cold Relief Inhaled Vapors
In the South Vick’s Vap-O-Rub Salve is marketed as an external remedy for all cold troubles. Reports from users claim quick relief for bronchial asthma headaches chest colds and pneumonia when applied to throat and chest with a warm cloth. The product emphasizes inhaled medicated vapors at night and safe use for all ages with packaging sizes 25 50 and 1.00.
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Vick
Harry Reed
7Th Ave
Washington St
F. Willis
Green St
Mae Reeves
Howett St
Local News Briefs from Carthage Illinois and Surroundings
Carthage and nearby towns report holiday visits as many residents traveled to and from Washington Alabama Pittsburg and Des Moines to visit relatives and attend events. Notables include Miss Hope Layton heading to Pittsburgh and Miss Edith Laxton teaching in St Paul. Mrs Edward Wesley and Miss Mary McCarty visited Petersburg relatives while Mrs A B Brown and daughter Ruth returned to Beardstown.
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Ruth
Adelaide Main
George Woutchens
Lomax
Mary Clark
McLaansboro
Virginia Claris
Misa Helen Ferris
Oklahoma City
Kla
C. J. Ferris
J. G. Dozer
Kansas City
S. Reeve
Joe
Walter
Waldo
Carl Fleming
Charities Cunningham
Julia Chierpenter
West Point
Char- Pentier
Carthage College
George Wiiniert
Quincy
Jer
Mes
Bo Deentan
Flush Chevillon
Merning
Lansing
Mita Blanche
Itkhuart
Dora Swain
Grandidanehier
Elenore Loup
Fort Madison
Fradstowe
Mo McCollom
Alda
Malcolm
Warsaw
Des Moines
Tierman Massia
Quinex
Imaen
O. M. Dickinson
Winona
Minn
G. H. Per Kites
Samily
R. Ke Hotchnsen
Midora
Cronk
Burh Hogten
AL Bayne
Suningtom
Albert Pennock
Charies Abboty
Mnarmilion
Bob
T' A. James
Tlelem Sanimmnas
Wood
Miller
Jean
Wililin
Lalfarpe
Olife Miller
Mra
J. K. Goodrich
Theraing
Dixon
Abiee Miffler
Clara Hann
Minneapolis
Kan
Mra. J. A. Mletcher
Susan Burgner
Tyler
Thelma Feyler
Astoria
Margaret Keepping
Shea
Meyter
Deats
Dever Davis
Springfield, Inc
Trenrietta Webster
St Louis
Voton
Elia Dean
Marrsbore
Miner Anderson
Dean Morgan
Woo
The
State University
Bo Yesi
Woodmen Admit Twelve at Pittsfield Camp Event
More than a hundred persons including Pittsfield camp No. 532 M W A members and wives attended installation services and an oyster supper at I O O F hall. Grand Lecturer C. S. Townley spoke, twelve applications were voted on, and a musical program entertained. The camp, organized March 7, 1848, has 232 members, $38,500 in beneficiaries, $7,192 in assessments paid, and $57,025 in all-time assessments with a $29,475 deficit in death benefits.
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Pittsfield
Pittsfield Camp
I. O. Co
W. E. Butler
Bismark
Mon
Hye
Mary Cooper
G. D. Casper
Butler
Hardy
Atlas Township
Tmnois Steel Bridge Company
Jacksonville
Dutch Creek
Heskey
Ambrosia Creek
Gay
Two Mile Creek
J. C. Singley
Trinola Steel Bridge Company
Wesver
Neho
Fred P. Lowell
Marcomb
Manubers
Lowell
Hurt
Macomb
Hylan Brunswick
Langnan
Switzerland
Lillian Pelker
China
Brung- Wick
Helen Abbott
Naples
Misa Laura Bail
Dex Motheas
Clinton Bail
Francesa Farrington
Ida Henry Alexander
Quincy
A. J. Leeds
Elizabeth
Leed
Mrs. Bradbury
Versailles
George Howland
Williston
Fieid
Brief Personals and Local News Bits From Quincy
Community notices include Mrs. C P Malley ill at home 1436 North Fifth Street and Edwin Scluette resuming his uptown stenographer role after a reassignment. Local notables visit or travel, while the Mothers club hosts a bazar and apron project for the Basar at Berrian school.
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C. P. Malley
North Fifth Street
Freiburg
Charles Murrah
Wabash
Bluffs
Keokuk
Quincy
Snyder
John Ahern
Mss
Evin Erb
Misan Edith Hall
Ogden
Utah
Herman Goehl
Monte Vista
Cole
Joseph Guehl
Fowler
Mabel Shell
Dr. Baker
Jacksonville
St. Louis
R. G. Butcher
Galesburg
Burlington
Edwin Scluette
Anderson
Uptown
Mothers’ Club
Berrian School
Henry Krueger
John Hunsaker
Blessing Hospital
Henry Ellerman
Augusta Althoff
State Street
Henrietta Junkerman
Ada Taylor
Stone Fort
Ill
Marjorie Noel
The
Electric Wheel Company
Carol Maxfield
Monroe Drug Company
Peoria
Larkin Company
Merie Hertzier
South Eighth Street
Springfield
H. H.caldwell
Decatur
Caldwell
Scovill Company
Broadway
James Brown
Hannibal
Lear
W. F. Timmerman
J. H. Timmerman
Mr. Timmerman
Fortunate is the man who can eliminate revenge from his vocabulary
A succinct adage notes that true wisdom lies in discarding the word revenge from one’s speech. The statement suggests restraint, maturity, and the power of measured response over retaliation.
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Fortunate
Effective Laxative for Growing Children
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative for children and adults. It promotes regularity to prevent illness, highlights pleasant taste, warns against imitations, and offers a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
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DR. Caldwell
Leo Weigand
Central Ave
Pittsburg
Frank
Joseph
Washington St
Monticello
Ilinois
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Seruinsh
Thos. A
Ray
Potter & Vaughn Co
Carthage
Ili
Savoy Hotel
H. E. Grant
Trea
DR. Welsch
Hampshire St. Quincy
A. Heckenkamp
Adams Street
David Riedinger
Vermont Street
Bridge
Arnold Bertschinger
Marion Sheer
A. L. Whitbread
North Fourth Street
John Robbins
Robbins
Wilbur Peak
Roy Peak
Locust Street
Z. A. Lear
Santa Barbara
Cal
James Lear
North Sevondh Street
New York
W. F. Strauss
Sap Street
Quincy Gas and Electric Company
Mr. Strauss
von. Sylvester Beardsley
Kirksville
Owl Drug Store
N. Sixth St
Opticians
Frank Joe Weig
Joseph Leo Weig
Hodgdon’s Milk
Hodgdon
Whitman
Fern Leaf
A. L. Brinkman
Fifth ST
Ame
Ricker National Bank
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