Buffalo Bill Cody Dies After Long Frontier Life
Col William F Cody known as Buffalo Bill dies at 12 05 p m in Denver at age 74 He served as Union scout during the Civil War and earned fame with his Wild West show Born in Scott County Iowa in 1846 he worked as courier wagon master trapper and hunter before joining the army He later led scouts for Gen Sherman and Gen Crook and supplied buffalo meat for Union Pacific crews He married Louisa Frederici in 1866 and leaves a widow daughter and sister
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Denver
Colo
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
America
Colonel Cody
L. E. Decker
Cody
Plains
Europe
William FP. Cody
Scott County
Towa
Leavenworth
Kansas
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
Union Army
Union
Southwest
W. T. Sherman
Phil
Sheridan
Crook
Custer
Merritt
Carr
Royal
Miles
Dodge
United States Army
Wounded Knee
Union Pacific
Young Cody
United States
Yellow Hand
E. Z. C. Judson
Ned Bunting
Frontier
Nate Salsbury
Nebraska
Louisa Frederici
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Tonic Ad
An advertisement urges using Sage and Sulphur to darken gray hair naturally. It promotes a ready to use tonic named Wreth's Sage and Sulphur Compound costing about 50 cents a bottle, claiming gradual darkening, gloss, and thicker look after several applications. It warns home mixing is troublesome and describes simple application with a sponge strand by strand.
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Wreth
Olney Man Gets Life Sentence in Ratcliffe Murder
Roy Hinterliter was found guilty of murder in the case of Elizabeth Ratcliffe. The jury, after three instruction requests, delivered a verdict of manslaughter. Judge Miller imposed a life term with an indeterminate sentence, noting parole restrictions require at least six years before possible release.
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Olney
Roy Hinterliter
Elizabeth Ratcliffe
Hinterliter
Miller
Pr Ss
Richland County
Witnois
Board of Pardons
Cossacks Kill 400 Chinese in Riots
Dispatch from Wastington reports a grave China Russia clash after Cossacks killed between 200 and 400 Chinese in Kanhu Sinkiang. China seeks indemnity and apologies while negotiations stall over five demands, amid tensions from fall Cossack incursions and escort by Chinese troops after harvest.
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China
Russia
Kanhu
Sinkiang
Turkestan
Catarch Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh Nationwide
A cure claim full of medical jargon touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as effective for catarrh and constitutional conditions. It offers $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invites testimonials, listing F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as the makers and stating it is sold by all druggists for 75 cents.
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Nature
Tlall’n Cutarth
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Herefords 10 Missouri Farm Herefords 10 Missouri Farm
Carthage news notes cattle shipments from P W Cutler to Henley ranch Greencastle Mo including breeders from Hancock county. About 125 head sold in nine months amid strong demand for breeding stock. Library hours extended to weekday evenings with same fines and new books added. Local residents make social rounds and attend dinners. Various club and lodge election notices filed with county clerk.
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Carthage
P. W. Cutler
Henley Ranch
Greencastle
Hancock County
Cutler
The
Public Library
Pennock
River Platte
Rohrbough
Oimaha
Neb
New Raymer
Colo
Claude Lacock
Simeon Brakensiek
Columbus
Lena Weinrich
Burnside
John Shepherd
J. L. Thomas
Mr. Brakensiek
Myrtle Brakensick
Quincey
Roy
Virgil
Ed. Pennock
Quincy
Frances Beebee
Eva Slobart
Ida Barr
Sadie Nelson
Gladys Spangler
Noble Grand
Mary B. Curry
1.C. O. F. Lodge No
la Harpe
Fred Randall
LD. Benson
Frank Burkenshaw
W. E. Patterson
Marty Peterson
C. Po
W. G. Shrignk Sembe
Monroe Calf Club Plans Field Meetings and Lectures
Monroe City Calf Club met to discuss working plans including hosting small satellite meetings at local homes for members and neighbors, followed by a central gathering. Officers Lambert Hendries and Luther Griffith led, with talks planned by Prof. Braese and Prof. Wraege on barn building and dairy practice. A ten cent member fund was approved to cover incidental expenses.
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Monroe City
Lambert Hendries
Luther Griffith
Sohohouses
CG. Braese
James Mfg. Co
Swraege
Foley Kidney Pills Backache Relief Advertsed in Nebraska
Ed Velton of Rogers Nebraska endorses Foley Kidney Pills for backache from cold. The ad claims the pills dissolve poisonous waste in blood when kidneys fail to filter properly, relieving alder pain joints muscles rheumatism frequent urination and other pains within days. It asserts the product contains no harmful ingredients and is safe and effective. MOLLER & ARTHUR DRUG Co.
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Ed Velton
Rogers
Nebr
Neb
Monroe City school director fill term and treasurer elected
At a Monroe City public schools board meeting M B Proctor was named director to fill his late father's unexpired term and elected treasurer to cover a vacancy caused by Dr. Proctor's death. Separately federal arrests were reported and various local civic and fraternal meetings noted, with appointments and installations planned for January and March 1917.
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M. BR
Proctor
Monroe City
M. B. Proctor
Tate
Thomas Proctor
W. BR. Fay
United States
Kurdiland
J. Sterling Fort
Nannibal
Deceni
Collinsville
Avey Svobee
Boamdaist Ba
Dimoto
Winksville
Grace Chures
Parners and Merchants’ Bank
Nornne
Boine
Messrs
W. Rt. Yates
J.B. Corley
Wow. Longmire
I E. Magen
T. M. Boulware
J. D. Robey
A. Grimm
J. J. Brown
L. A. Kelley
Charles Fogtesong
C. A. Owen
J. N. Southern
T. Co. O. FY
Chipman
W. Wilson
Gia
EK. Strean
C, Welch
Williaina
O Griffith
R. Emerson
J. Son
Longoire
Aki Guy Chriathan
Rea Noda
LB. Bower
Veag W
TE Quinn
Reo
Sos
Pollard
John Medcalf
Rebekah
Altra
Thiehoff
Misg Medith Jarman
Lou Wuneh
Linn
Bertha Dirks
Mabel Taaninger
Mark Swearengen
Charles Lawson
J. Rogers
Myra
John Teltony
New Haven
Conn
Mainie Fields
Riley Whl- Llama
Goss
Jewell Drescher
Senate
Forty-Ninth General Assembly
MecClintic
Wallie Utterbach
Paralysis Fatal in Pittsfield Area Farm Family
Lewis A. Hall, about 55, of northwest Pittsfield, died after a paralytic stroke left him unconscious last Wednesday. The funeral was held Tuesday. He leaves a wife and two sons, and was brother to T. B. Hall who died about a month earlier. The item also notes local civic and social updates including tax collector appointments, a wedding of Miss Ella Williams to Leo Heisler, and various community notices.
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Pittsfield
Lewis A. Hall
Hall
T. B. Hall
King & Matthews
Dodge
Glen Hoover
Ella Wiliams
Jesse D. Williams
Versailles
Leo Heisler
Orleans
New York
Jesse Plimmer
Newbury
Fred Churchill
Winderhook
George W. Woolward
Hadley
Ross Holt
Aurora
Neb
Holt
Mel. Holt
Miles Dorcey
Burr Swan
HE. Nelson
W. MM. Worthington
Rupert
George Q. Kendrick
George Howland
Virginia Howland
Fem
Waverly Uwigh School
Mo Scora
Bluffs
Fred Rickerdike
Faryoily
Fairmount
N. D
Higbee Tgs
Mt. Vernon
J. B. Chitwood
Mill City
Ore
John Dean
GC. W. Coughlan
Fred
St. Joseph
Coughlan
P. W. Coughlan
Higbee
Benjamin Newman
Newman
Charles Dustin
Urbana
Utterbach Named Circuit Reporter After Appointment
Utterbach began as stenographer for her home county and Ralls later assisted her, with Marvin added to give her the full circuit. The appointment honors her efficient work and talents as a church reporter.
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Utterbach
Ralls
Marvin
Local visits and a barn fire highlight week
Dr A B Carey Sr owned a large barn and contents that burned to the ground Sunday night on his farm southeast of town. Visitors included Charles Ayler from Monroe City newly hired at Al Marshals clear factory, Clifford Tiscus from Armour South Dakota, and Stanley Peters from Sullivan Illinois visiting relatives. Clara Maxon of Decatur came on business while Lulu Quinby resumed duties as public librarian after illness. I G Turner visited Barry on business.
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Mra. C. B. Dustin
Charles Ayler
Monroe City
al Marshal's Clear Factory
Clifford Tiscus
Armour
S. D
E. O. Murphy
Stanley Peters
Sullivan
George Peters
Cassius Yowell
Ashland
Pittsfield
Perin Sues Relatives for False Arrest in Baltimore
Lawrence Perin, son of the late Nelson Perin of Baltimore, filed a $500,000 damages suit in the Superior Court here Wednesday against his mother and sister Mrs Marie L Whiteridge. Only the title of the suit was filed. Perin was declared sane in lunacy proceedings brought here for him.
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Baltimore
Lawrence Perin
Nelson Perin
Marie L. Whiteridge
Perin
Damages Sought Over False Arrest Claim
A man confined in an asylum amid fame sues alleging false arrest and malicious prosecution. He seeks damages from the authorities or involved parties, with details about the origin and basis of the accusations not fully disclosed in the fragment.
Actress Reveals Home Hair Darkening Secret
Miss Blanche Rose, a renowned actress, described a home hair darkening remedy in a Chicago interview. The mix uses bay rum, Barbo Compound, glycerine, and water, applied twice weekly to restore a darker, softer, glossy look without stickiness.
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Blanche Rose
Chicago
Ill
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8Th & York Sts
Quincy, Ill
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Monroe Calf Club
Orpheum
Margaret Neville
Quincy Today
Alice Brady
World Film Corpot
Palmyra
Savoy Hotel
H. E. Grant
Salko
Liver Tonic
Reed’s Drugstore Ee
A. E. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
Uincy
Richardson Lubricating Co
Hampshire Street
Leiser Company
Milton Hess
Care Leiser Company
Maine St
Strohl
Sterns
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