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Newspaper
Rich Hill Tribune
Location
Rich Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
4
Positively the most durable mower promised to outlast others with fewer breakdowns. Also sold are Steadied Hand tools, 4 dump rakes, hardware, screen wire and doors, oil and gasoline stoves, and buggies. See us for all farm needs.
The Burlington Northern Pacific Express leaves Kansas City at 6:20 PM with through connections to the Northwest. This is the sole through train from Kansas City to the Northwest via Northern Pacific Railway, offering through coaches and hair cars to Butte and stops in Denver and St. Paul, with fares around $12.20. The Day Express departs at 10:40 AM for connections and lower fares are advertised as cheap.
To Eastern Resorts. Low late Summer circuit tours to Michigan, Canada, St Lawrence, Atlantic Coast, lake regions, or all. Chicago connection via famous Ri Tonnes Kansas City daily train service. Decorate your trip with Tidegeost ageost notices from L.4, Bricker, Wakeley, and others.
Keith Photographers report Robinson and family of Rich Hill visiting Kerth Sunday. Ben Hand hosted a gathering Saturday. Mail carrier enjoyed a post office Monday with 55 letters. Local talk covers mud in wheat fields, binders at work, and plans for a trip. Sunshine extends congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. James Raney. John Blair and family visited the country. dancing at Suggs and Standerog’s. Gen Borron praised for prize shoot and a local parade planned.
Fragmented ad text touts Gooch's Mexican Buryup as a cure for colds coughs and even consumption. Claims rapid relief with testimonials and price one bottle. Missing readable details obscure full claim and source.
Local items report travel plans by Mr. Chas Frakes and Edger Raines and J Comioran contemplating Washington trip. Visits include Rev Blaylock preaching on fifth Sunday and E Chapio visiting Pueblo. Cland Charles suffers injury from a broken Singer while playing ball. Royal Neighbors host city ice cream social Saturday night June 2. Community members attend church, visit relatives, and relocate families share plans.
An old ad promotes Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for numerous skin and blood diseases and claims bold results. The Missouri Pacific Railway notes observation vestibule cafe cars operating between St Louis, Kansas City and Pueblo on fast day trains with electric lighting and service enhancements.
An advertisement promotes a new book titled TAP HORRORS OF MARTINIQUE and St. Vincents detailing the destruction of St Pierre. It promises authentic accounts with photographs and drawings, a 500 plus page volume for 3.30, postage 15 cents, and requests orders to S D Knapp Co Kansas City Maine or similar.
Local mining notes describe residents and guests in a mining town, with attendance at a funeral, travel to Latin, and various home and work updates. The report mentions Mr and Mrs Lon Thompson, Mrs Helle Crabtree, and Mra Gibbs Abtr among others, plus farm activities and wheat cutting.
Parents should act promptly to expel intestinal worms from children. The text touts a cordial called Mothers Worm Syrup as a splendid remedy to rid the bowels of worms, claiming it saves children from severe distress and even death. A bottle costs a fraction of a dollar.
A subscriber letter to the Ourthe Polisaking Company in Philadelphia discusses the high yearly expense of the Ladies' Home Journal and questions the value of advertising or substitutes. The piece mentions perceived profits and a push to substitute or modify delivery and pricing.
A quirky notice highlights shoppers urged to visit Tom Taumune for bargains at advertisers and local listings. The readable text emphasizes savings, urging patrons to compare prices across shown shops.
A damaged OCR style notice shows railway connections at Belleman with other lines and timetabled arrivals and departures. It references Atconects Belleman and links to Passifuia and Carthage routes, with local manager Geo. Weel, Karaka ON GEO. WIT.
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