Union News Highlights Local Activities In New Mexico
Union News reports John R. Bowersox attended a business meeting of the Adventors of the Stephenson Bennet Mining Company in Organ New Mexico with F M Johnson and G A Chapin of Belleville. Other items note rain aiding wheat, corn shelled for George Brumbaugh, Orville Bowersox’s marriage to Mary Howe of Munden, and travel to Kirksville Missouri.
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John R. Bowersox
Stephenson Bennet Mining Company
Organ
New ‘ Mexico
F. M. Johnson
G. A. Chapin
Belleville
D. A. Bowen
George Brumbaugh
Orville Bowersox
Union Valley
Mary Howe
Munden
Kirksville
Orville
Minnie
Dr. Still
Kirsville
Blacksmithing Shop Opens at Old Stand by Peter Anderson
The Hampton Craft notes a new blacksmithing and horseshoeing shop run by Peter Anderson at the old stand with woodworking services. Axel Hedstrom called Friday and ordered the Journal sent to Boulder Colorado.
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Heg
Peter Anderson Willo
Axel Hedstrom
Boulder Colorado
For Sale Four Year Old Horse and Twenty Two Year Old Colt
Classified notice offers a four year old horse and a twenty two year old colt for sale. Includes an invitation to subscribe if a sample copy of the JOURNAL is received.
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A.M. Ee
The Price of Health in a Malaria District
Ila Slayton of Noland Arkansas writes that malarial areas can be healthier with Dr King s New Life Pills. The pills cleanse the system and impart vigor for 25 cents with a satisfaction guarantee at all druggists.
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Malarious
Dr. King
New Life
Ila Slayton
Noland
Ark
Two Marriages Tie the Knot in Salina Probate Office
In Salina last Wednesday the probate judge’s office witnessed two marriages of local interest. Miss Ruth Haggman wed Mr. Chas Johnson, a right hand man in J.V. Johnson’s lumber business. The couple will reside in Lindsborg, Kansas.
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Salina
Lvndsborg
Ruth
Haggman
Chas. Johnson
Conservatory
Johnson
Boston lawyer Flatley Cross-Examines in Divorce Case
In a divorce action, Thomas Flatley of Boston, famed as a wit, questioned the plaintiff during cross examination. Asked if she sought divorce over her drinking, she answered affirmatively. He then pressed with a second question about his own drinking, and she retorted that it was none of the court’s business. The exchange concluded with Flatley asking if she had any other business, his expression unmoved.
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Thomas ‘Flatley
Boston
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