28 Aug 1902
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Newspaper
Rich Hill Tribune
Location
Rich Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1902
Page
1
In a season of malaria chills and bowel trouble the advertisement touts Digestine for stomach and bowel distress Sweet Tonic for tonic relief and LIEF for pain claiming quick cures based on previous success.
Public school opening date announced for next Monday September 3. Local requests for printing services and notices of visits, rail and road travel, and sales are listed. A church choir member returns from Kansas City and local ads promote vehicles and houses for sale with easy terms. A position ad seeks trustworthy county managers for an established firm with weekly salary and expense support.
Frank Undervill visits Kansas City friends while Prof. Carvelt returns from Springfield. Grandma Ames heads to Lincoln for extended family visit. Dennis Miller family back from El Dorado Springs outing. Smuiths return to Rich Hill. S. assists Geiger Store. Millinery trips to Kansas City and Richards. Miss Rhodes returns from Nashville visit. Cresap seen about Bates County farming. Miss Crabb heads to Kansas City then Marlington Junction for winter with sister. Austin of Bates County Record visits city. Pyles depart for Virginia and El Dorado Springs. Pat Williams injured on mowing job. may be crippled. Suspected marriage and trust pact in southeast city. Ed Lewman and Lula Fox linked. Writer cites Anthony Hope flair in Herman Viele. McClure's “Guest of Your" feature praised. Question on popularity of Parolin Medicine stock.
The obituary recalls Mrs. Lattin widow Jenkins born York State October 39 1324 widow of J H Carl later married to Rev Wesley Lattin. A physician and temperance activist, she lived in Vernon county Missouri and Rich Hill. She died August 21 after weeks of illness, leaving her husband and daughter in mourning. Funeral by Rev W T Sykes at Walnut Street M E Church. Burial in Greenlawn Cemetery.
Cash for your farm offered by Prowell and Cook at Rich Hill Missouri. They advertise selling farms quickly and offering loan placement abstract writing insurance and diary work at their office. Contact Prowse and Coom for services in the courthouse area.
Robert Hamilton aged in his seventies died Thursday evening at his daughter’s home in Rich Hill. Known as Uncle Bobby, he was highly regarded by friends and family. A native of Ireland born in Sap, he came to the United States in 1844 and to Bates County in 1867. his wife had died years earlier. Surviving relatives include several children and grandchildren across Missouri and Iowa. Funeral services were led by Rev. KR. R. Coalfey of the Christian church with the sentiment The young may die, the old may die.
A meeting of the Congressional Committee once held in Harrisonville adjourned to Rich Hill on Monday September 15. Reports say the County Committee and National Committeeman Kerens and Chairman Aiken will attend with other State Central Committee members for a large Republican gathering and speeches.
A July 1962 letter to the editor from St. Louis asks if railroads are exempt from paying taxes on mortgage indebtedness. The writer notes real estate taxes apply to mortgage debt but wonders about a tax exemption law for railroads.
A letter by T E Hees criticizes a Missouri statute from 1901. Hees argues the law empowers railways or government control, labeling the policy disgraceful and quoting a Leader statement that government ownership is essential. The note cites section 86A and treats mortgage interests for taxation, excluding railroads and quasi public corporations.
Bates county exhibit by Prowell and Cook features oats corn potatoes tomatoes grapes and other farm products from Rich Hill area led by Ernest Miller. The display aims to attract attention to Bates county soils and agricultural quality at the fair in De Moines amid strong regional interest.
Mr F Long died Friday night August 22 at his Rich Hill home after months of illness. Born February 14, 1847 he was 56. A carpenter by trade he leaves a wife and three children. Funeral preached by Rev R R Coffey of the Christian Church and burial in Greenlawn cemetery.
At a called meeting of the Old Settlers Association officers and members in Butler, Sept. 17th was chosen for the annual picnic at Rafter's Lake Park. Committees on Arrangements, Finance, Program and Speakers, and Premiums were named, with T. J. Dey named as the day moderator. President Cisne Wix and Secretary Calvin F. Boxrey urged prompt action for a large, enjoyable event.
Clinton residents plan a four day festival September 24 to 27 with free amusements like balloon ascensions dancing and cake walks. The event aims to attract thousands, feature a Home Product Show, and showcase local hospitality while noting nearby travelers and residents attending events.
A garbled rural notices page lists travel and meeting details from several groups and towns. It mentions bus and rail routes to Des Moines and Rich Hill, Missouri multi-day assemblies, and lodge conventions. Names include Springfield Virginia, Holden, Harrmacavile, Pleasst Gap Two, and Pleasenon.
The Righ Hi High School reports new equipment added and a greatly increased reference library. A thorough basics program including book keeping office skills and typewriting is now offered. State University approves subjects German Latin English mathematics science and more. School opens September 5 with entrance announced.
A Socialist convention event is planned at Horler on Saturday in September at 9:30 PM involving county guards and a debate among party members about upcoming political motions and campaigns. The fragmented notice lists participants and timing though parts are unclear.
Cathete Church announces mass on the first Sunday of the month at 10 30 am presiding by C M Seartan pastor. There will be no preaching at Walnut Street M E Church next Sunday. Sunday School at 9 45 am and Epworth League at 7 pm led by W T Pisa pastor.
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