26 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Rich Hill Tribune
Location
Rich Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
1
Bates county items report varied updates from Lee Cockrell’s house makeover to the Farmers & Manufacturers Bank directors and a nine percent dividend. Local trade, insurance ads, and weathered notices mix with court house showings and calls to protect children from harm, plus obituaries and community events.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. It mentions F J Cheney of Toledo and endorsements by West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin, with wholesale druggists listed. The card describes internal action and price per bottle.
Taken, One John F. Moore of Lamar, was accused of taking money found on Getiice Bussey in Rich Hill. Lynx eyed lawmen arrested Moore, who was found to possess the Rich Hill man’s cash, and he was taken to Butler as a suspect from Rich Hill but of Lamar.
Ghand announces a sixth semiannual opening on Oct 1 inviting all to view new stocks in millinery dry goods and china. Miss Ida Crabb will lead trimming with Mrs Ames hosting at the Hanver. souvenirs will be given to each visitor.
Mrs. Fred Knarpp died at her home in this city that Friday after a lingering illness and was buried on Saturday followed by a large concourse of friends. She left behind a husband and a large family of children.
The U C W A adopted at a city ball on September 20 1901 a set of preamble and resolutions mourning President William McKinley. They condemn the assassination as unjust and call for laws to protect officials and workers, extend sympathy to McKinley’s family, and request publication in the press.
The Tuxedo Club held a dancing party last Friday in honor of Nathan Leopold. Attendees included Mr Flave Tygard Miss Leona Oliver Georgie Wise Ethyl Foudermilk Deane Geiger Della McKinnon Florence Heylman Harry Harris Seymour Willumscon Dr Geo Barrows Alvear Bert Kimbrough Curt McKaliiven and Chas Kivmpp.
An old style advertisement claims Bemnic Blood Balm cures rheumatism catarrh and other ailments in a day by draining poison from the brow and relieving joints throat breath and skin issues. It promises free medical advice and prepaid delivery from Atlanta Georgia with bold claims of numerous cures.
Nevada residents circulate news on travels visits and social notes. Individuals including Lee Cockerill W S Sorpker L Chessor Maude Williams Geo Burrows Geo Logan Gus Stelinger Roy McKinnon J C Nates and Maud Williams are mentioned with trips, schooling, and family events. Local officials and lawyers attend cases and depositions. A pastor moves to Panama and a revival effort begins. Community figures visit Corydon Eldorado Springs and Kansas City with assorted family gatherings and reunions.
A notice of preaching at the First Presbyterian Church near Sabbath with Sabbath School at 6:45 a.m. and evening Endeavor at 7:30 p.m. Pastor W. B. Cantaimtoa leads the Senior Endeavor group.
Preaching at Walnut Street M E Church next Sunday afternoon at two and at six thirty. Sabbath School at 145. A gathering by the Engie Association promises a reward aimed at improving women’s happiness.
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