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Newspaper
Rich Hill Tribune
Location
Rich Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
4
Positively the most durable, lightest running mower on the market guarantees less breakage during hard cutting. It costs no more than other mowers and is marketed with additional hardware items. See us for Standard Hand and Sell Dump Rakes along with screen wire doors paint oil and gas stoves and buggies.
A dramatic new travel book by a renowned author covers the destruction of St Pierre and surrounding towns in the West Indies. Includes photos and drawings, claims rapid sales, and offers postage details with a 16 cent request.
The Burlington Route offers a special train from Kansas City to Minneapolis July 7 to 8 for the National Educational Association meeting. Departures include Kansas City at 7 p.m. July 7 via a through solid train with Palace cars and coaches. Regular through service to Minneapolis leaves daily at 11:10 a.m. and 3:5 p.m. Prices are low for the occasion with favorable return options. Contact Troy, Pass. Agt. Humiston Route, 578 Main Street, Kansas City, Mo., for details.
Local commun ity roundup records birthdays visits and health updates. Allenjoyed themmel Min Hanial and many gifts while Lotta Parker Reed returns home healthier after Iowa trip. Mrs Beck hosts Lowa Griggs grandmother visits Shohe scenery noted. Calv vaccination by Vet Cox. Dr Lancaster as physician for June baby daughter born to Mr and Mrs Cha Drown. Grandpa Lowder birthday dinner at Wim Lowder's home. Grandma Wheatley aged sixty six. Mart Showmate back in town says there is no place like home. River level high. J C Griggs and family visit Kansas City. Ben Ryan to summer school in Hill.
In Arthur the wheat harvest nears completion as residents tend to chores. Obituary notes: William Carson dies of lung trouble and is buried at Balltown. Local residents travel for shopping and travel plans, with talk of license delays and new candidates in the field.
An advertising offer promises cures for blood disorders and skin diseases with Hotanic Blood Balm. It claims to purify blood and heal ulcers, eczema, scrofula, and related ailments, urging readers to send for a free sample and buy bottles priced at $1 each. The copy urges writing to a Blood Balm Co. in Atlanta, Ga for medical advice.
The notice lists J T Rosbrook Commission Co and references City Nathonal Haak with an address at 1015 Woent Lith Street. The fragmentary text indicates a business or official notice involving the commission company and a named party.
The column lists names and brief remarks from Carbon Center and nearby towns about relatives visiting, weddings, travel plans, and upcoming events. Mentions Kansas City trips, a Woodman of the World gathering in Fort Scott, and an anticipated immigration event at Keith. Includes farm and hog discussions and inquiries about travel, with several residents sending regards and best wishes.
An unintelligible excerpt warns parents about dangerous worm remedies sold to children. The text references mothers using syrup that promises to kill worms, suggesting harm and regret and noting a comic bottle could have saved someone. The passage lacks clear names or dates.
A compact note reports a puzzling health anecdote about pile cures and monetary relief tied to a user action, with unclear phrasing but hints at remedies and potential financial impact. The item reads like a fragmented advisory without concrete names or dates.
Prairie City reports fine weather with a crowing shower and wheat cutting nearing completion. Local residents Herman Weloes and Miss Jessie Doran visited or returned this week, Prof. Pollock conducted business in Schell City, and a M W A ice cream supper drew a large crowd. Fern Lyon visited Ellorado Springs with Miss Muby Putnam. Carl Johnnies of Nevada stayed with friends. Nettle Hornbuckle went to Kinane City, and several young ladies enjoyed a pleasant day with Miss Rath and Katie Kemper along with a good dinner.
A fragment from a late era ad copy urges constant hustle and promises prosperity through Rocky Mountain Tea and related remedies. The text exhorts readers to “ Ack your druggist” and to use the product as a remedy amid economic strain.
Adrian residents hear of Republican gains and local business moves as Jno Contery reports in Rane City. Mrs Li C Bower plans a Colorado sojourn, Newt Duke buys half interest in F M Woods Grocery. Sharly Mills to run Adrian Hotel July 1 1904. Bank stockholders elect president Don McCombh and J Th Allen cashier. Citizens urged to improve self respect and behavior near the season pond.
An early notice describes a new operating line between St Louis and Kansas City via Pueblo, with last day limited trips. It notes electric propulsion, fan cooling, and dining cars as features, promising passenger savings and urging readers to shop the period ad for bargains.
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