Local Briefs From Bates County Newsroom
Community notes recount Mrs. Maude Tombosa dress making at the Revign office, ads urge Rocky Mountain Tea for mothers and children, and Geo. P. Hockeby offered fire and cyclone insurance. Reports cover thefts on Maple Street and Pine Streets, plus local obituaries, memorial plans for President McKinley’s funeral, and notices of residents moving to Kansas City or elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Tombosa
Revign
Bates County
Grant van Benthusen
Oh Geo. P. Hockeby
Thn
Tio Bune
Rocky Mountain
R. A. Jurd & Co
Walnut Street
Wagner & Wick
Jas
Cook
Maple Street
John Schmidt
Sth
Pine Streets
Wall's Catarrh Cure Reward Ad
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh cure not solved by Wall’s Catarrh Cure. It cites F J Cheney of Toledo Ohio and lists Weet & Traax and Waking Kinnan & Marvin as wholesale druggists. It claims a blood-system tonic and urges testimonials be sent free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney
Toledo Ohio
JF. J. Cheney
Weet & Traax
Toledo
Kinnan & Marvin
Cain
Gsea
Our Dead Hero William McKinley Life Summary
The piece honors William McKinley born January 29 1843 in Niles Ohio and outlines his education military service from private to brevet major, law career, marriage to Ida Saxton two children who died in infancy, congressman governor and president. It notes his assassination in Buffalo September 14 1901 and his enduring legacy, plus a funeral in Westfield with local clergy and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinley
United States
Niles
Trumbull County
Ohio
Union Seminary
Poland
Allegheny College
Meadville
Methodist Episcopal Church
A3d
Ohio Infantry
U.S. Volunteers
Lincoln
Warren
Canton
Ida Saxton
Congress
Ben F. Wade
sSor
St. Louis
America
Money to Loan From One to Three Years on Farm Property
Money to loan for one to three years on good farm property. Contact Py Rompsson for details.
Balder notes on W A Snider funeral in Westfield
W A Snider of Westfield DL is identified as J W Snider's brother. His funeral was held Sunday at the residence and drew one of the largest crowds ever seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Snider
Westfield
Snider
J. W. Snider
Truman Hutton
Pittsburg
Kan
Sixth semi annual grand opening at the Basar
The Basar announces its sixth semi annual grand opening on October 1 inviting all to view a tall millinery collection and expanded dry goods and a larger china department. Miss Ida Crabb will oversee the smoothing room this season joining Mrs Ames to welcome ladies and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Cashwere
Dearborn
China Department
Ida Crabb
Dressmaking Parlor Opens Over Review Office
Mrs Maude Tomlinson opens a dressmaking parlor over the Review office inviting the ladies of Rich Hill and vicinity to call. Satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Tomlinson
Rich Hill
Cure All Aches Claims from Blood Balm Advertisement
An old advertisement touts BB. B. B. Blood Balm as a cure for rheumatism catarrh and bone pains by draining toxins from blood and bones and rebuilding the constitution. It promises relief within a day and offers free mailed medical advice and a prepaid trial from Blood Balm Co. Aliaota Go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BB. B
Cis
Blood Balm, Co
Aliaota
Personal notices of residents and visitors in town
IG SSSCEC 46 FCERCE lists residents and visitors with a mix of social items. Miss Loeb to show goods Friday, others traveling to Galesburg Illinois, Columbia Christian Colleges, Panama and Kentucky. Several local names appear with family visits, farm activities, illnesses and a pastor resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittie Ferguson
Christian Colleges
Columbia
Will Delamere
Rich Hill Fom Dumont
J. F. Trowbridge
C. D. Winchel
Walnut Street M E Church Services Sunday
Walnut Street M E Church invites all to morning services after the Sabbath lesson. The text proclaims Blessed is that man that maketh the Lord his trust. Reference to recent events. Pastor W. T. Pyss delivers the sermon and is announced with the Sunday School children and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Jurd & Co
Walnut Street
Coulter
Hume
W. T. Pyles
M. E
Roosevelt
H.S. Stryker
P. Huckeby
Wesley Lattin
Mr. McKinsey
Marshal Miewald
John Jamison
Henry Christmann
Sedalia
Jefferson City
James Jamison
Kehn
Burton
First Baptist Church
Kentucky
Barton
Eistreet
Sis
W. T- Pyiss
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F. BE. Kellogg
Mio
G. A. KK
Cleveland
Tie Tritune
William Allen White
Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
McGlynn
Edward
Opera House
Opera Drug Store
Thes
Col
J. S. Rogers
Fairview
Pye Harkins
John A. Payne
Kaneas City
Capt Payne
Kansas City Gard
Beasley & Co
McKinlay
W. W. Ferguson
W. B. Chancellor
J. K. Hales
S. B. Cele
G. S. Hammack
Moody
S. M. Barrett
A. B. Holloway
J. T. Weathers
W. G. Beasley
Loge
Detroit
Michigan
Aml Pattere
New Jersey
Palioryon Aald
J. E. Strevey
W. C. Smith
Bessie Garver
Juanita Eagon
Ed Snyder
Park Irwin
Maple Hill
Hi. Py Rompsson
W. A. Balder
M. AG. Manley
The
J. EB. Sumoosky
Galesburg
Dr. Oieson
M. A. Cowles
Alice Loch Her
Kitty Johnson
City
W. T. Marsh
Emma Mawer
Illinois
Henry Oliver
Calloway
Ed Royce
Excelsior Springs
Dr. Winchells
J. W. Sanderwirth
Rockville
Our City
Sanderwirth
Taberville
Alice Loeb
Climt Smith
Fisher & Co
Kansas City
Miss Dacotah White
Mrs. Lee White
Cornell
Kama
Secret Service
Prenk McGlynn
Fr. & M. Bank
Ans Sp
Junor Endeavor
Senior Endeavor
W. Bo
Tribune
Kansas City Journal
Kanes City Star
Kansas City World Political Review
St. Lewis
Hobe Denmotr
St. Leonia
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