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Newspaper
Rich Hill Tribune
Location
Rich Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
1
A fragment touts soda water flavor claiming high quality and pure ingredients. Repeated exclamations emphasize satisfaction with the product. The text hints at Fiast Quatr- TY purity but lacks full details or context.
Praowrts and Coon of Rich Hill Missouri issue an advertisement claiming they can secure farm sales faster than any firm in the country. They seek to advertise an upcoming sale and urge farm owners to contact them.
A promotional notice offering weekly and biweekly newspapers and magazines with subscription rates. Items include Tae Taroyne, Daily K. C. World, K. C. Journal, K. C. Star, Globe Democrat, Republic, Hicks Word and Works, Youths Companion, The Criterion, Live Stock Indicator, Poultry Farmer, and other papers at proportionate rates. Contact Tuk Tarione for details.
The readable text hints at a nostalgic snippet about mothers and a mysterious remedy called Mother's Worm Ay rup. It mentions a comparison to a king and a bonneted image, but the legible part centers on a claim that the remedy will expel worms quickly and ease distress for a child.
Visitors, sales ads, and community notices fill the page. Kun and Ray Thompson are noted in Hume, Johannes & Sons runs sales on vehicles, guns, sewing machines, and furniture, while Chas Kaylor assumes management of Kaylor Music House in the city. Local church membership rises, post office expansions occur, and dozens of small-town happenings, sales, and personal moves are chronicled including theater, real estate, and farm news.
Guthrie Oklahoma citizens held a mass meeting March 31 with ex Gov Barnes presiding and pledged $50,000 to Frank H Greer to replace a loan at 6 percent interest after five years. The cash was raised within minutes and Greer will rebuild a plant employing about 100 workers daily, many laid off by Sanday's fire. Workers offered to volunteer until full operation resumes. The move is hailed as advancing Guthrie's permanent economic growth over speculative schemes.
Rural route carriers began Tuesday morning with Clare Zepp Nannie McLaughlin W W Houghton Chas Gamer and others delivering mail toward Sprague Fairview Carbon Centre and Rach Hill. The piece notes expected adjustments and predicts service will stabilize as routes settle while urging Uncle Sam to supply post boxes to reduce newspaper box competition and inflation.
Kane City Mo March 24 1903 D Moone states he sold his entire Rich Hill Mo business to John D Moore on Sept 1 1ger He warns rivals who claim to have bought any part of the business that such claims are false and urges customers to distrust deceitful reports.
The city election proceeded quietly with just over a quarter of eligible voters participating. J. D. Moore won the long term alderman seat in Perth Ward, Hermen Loeb the short term, and Dr. C. A. Delamater was unopposed in the South Ward. C. G. Weeks, Homer Spencer, and A. C. Sampson were elected school directors, while Mike Fortune won the collector position in a solitary race.
Lydia M Page mother of ex City Marshal Geo Page died at her son Abe Page home in Gas City Kansas on March 90 age 71 years 5 months Born October 23 1832 in Maine she migrated west with her husband living in Wisconsin Missouri and Rich Hill later visiting Gas City Funeral held Monday at Baptist church conducted by Rev L L Kyle and burial in Green Lawn cemetery
In Butler on Thursday afternoon, Roy May and Emma Circle were married by Rev. W. B. Chancellor. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs G Circle of the southeast outskirts. The groom works at the mines. They returned to Rich Hill Thursday night to their new home prepared by Mr May.
At six o clock on the first evening Reverend W T Pyles of Walnut Street M E Church joined Thomas F Beam of Auburn Indiana and Carrie B Seward of Rich Hill in marriage. The couple plan to reside in Rich Hill.
An ad warns of mercury in Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio claiming it treats catarrh by affecting blood and mucous surfaces. The notice urges buyers to ensure genuine product and mentions trials and testimonials. Also a theater note advertises Old Arkansaw melodrama at the Opera House with Frank O Treen and original cast.
Fragmentary notice indicates a sale offering tickets to Montana Idaho Utah Oregon Washington with March to April dates implied. No concrete organizers or venues are named.
A feature filled program titled Old Are emtew will be seen at the Opera House Wednesday April the bill promises thrills with a desperate fight for liberty, dramatic moments, and lively stage action as part of Fred Resmond's show lineup.
A fragmentary notice indicates five trotting horses at the Spencer ranch for a single event from March to January, with ages listed or implied in the readable text.
A fragmented notice notes millet seed sold by Pars Implemat Co at a rate of $1.25 per bushel as part of a local market listing.
Dr W L Demerse at the Whitney Hotel has opened a permanent office over the Farmers Bank offering free examinations for rheumatism paralysis and other diseases. No charge, investigations welcome. Office hours 9 to 4.
The Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 9:55, preaching at 11, and a series of talks on the Home by Kyle. Friday 7:90 p.m. features B Y P U. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:05. Laowaas L Kvua serves as pastor. L. M. S. meets Thursday.
The Park Avenue M E Church recital last Monday evening was highly enjoyable. Mrs Eli Moore lies very ill with no recovery hoped. Mr Leanie C Cook and Miss Hattie Conklin were married last Sunday evening by Rev W P Jones.
The notice lists religious activities including Sunday School at 12:45 p m, Junior Endeavor at 2 50 p m, and Senior Endeavor at 6 59 p m led by Pastor W B Cwancatson.
There will be preaching at Walout Street ME Church next Sunday at 9:00 am and 7:90 pm. Epworth League meeting at 6:50 pm led by W. T. Prowse from Preston.
Christian Church announces Sunday school at 9:45 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 p m Christian Endeavor at 190 p m Rev Corny, Pastor.
The text shows garbled phrases and stray names such as Geo A. Wilthamem and Moxie, with no clear narrative. Readable fragments hint at rumors or accusations but lack coherent context, dates, or locations to establish a definite news item.
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