Local Notices of Travels and Visits in Iowa County
Mrs Wm Conner left Sunday for Ames Kansas to visit relatives M A Preble departed Tuesday for Indianapolis Ind and eastern points Mrs Ada Kier from Republic visited her mother Mrs Jennie Campbell Miss Emma Swenson returned from Utah improving Rev and Mrs C J Maxell attended a Mission meeting at Norway Mrs A P Hallgren went to Concordia to visit daughters Mrs James Morgsion in Warwick by a sister in law ill Oscar Josie Mary Johnson Theressa Larson and Edith Maxell attended church at Norway last Sunday evening Rev Maxell and family visited Mr Swanson northwest of town for a pleasant day
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Oscar
Josie and
Mary Johnson
Theressa Larson
Edith Maxell
Norway
Miss Lillie Swanson Returns From Colorado Springs
Miss Lillie Swanson came back from Colorado Springs on Wednesday after a three month absence and plans to return in the spring.
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Lillie Swanson
Colorado Springs
Keen Leaves to Buy Barber Shop in Washington KS
Orville Keen departed Sunday for Washington Kansas where he has purchased a fine barber shop. A. J. Riley succeeds him in the shop here.
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Orville Keen
Washington
Kansas
A. J. Riley
Mrs. J EB Hardy Arrives From Medford Oklahoma
Mrs. J EB Hardy and her son reach town Thursday night to visit her sister Mrs. C M Goold and other friends.
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J. EB. Hardy and Son
Medford
Okla
C. M. Goold
Local Resident Moves to Jamestown Farm
L Vollen has moved to a farm near Jamestown. The Journal wishes him success in his new venture and will keep him posted on events in Republic County.
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L. Vollen
Jamestown
Republic County
Obituary Notice for McDowell in Godfred Family
Ola identified Mr Gregg as father in law of Mrs Godfred. McDowell died at the home of the latter on Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. Funeral services are scheduled for today at eleven a.m.
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Gregg
Godfred
McDowell
Windstorm Blows Down Crib Killing Two Hogs at Rydal
A heavy Windstorm at Rydal Wednesday evening toppled a worn crib and killed two hogs. The storm caused about a hundred dollars in damage.
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Rydal
Alfalfa Seed Trade Offered at Craus Herrman
Alfalfa seed in 60 bushels exchange for young shoats or cattle offered by Craus Herrman. Also advertising 1000 bushels of old corn for sale. Local notice invites potential buyers or traders to contact Herrman.
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Craus Herrman
Death of George F Page at 38 A Pioneer of Page Life
Obituary from Pomona Times notes George F Page aged 38 died at his Chi no ranch home on Saturday October 1 1901 from tuberculosis contracted in U S Army service in San Francisco. Described as of unwavering integrity, Page was a compositor editor and attorney at law leaving a wife two children and aging parents. Funeral at home conducted by Rev Clatworthy with Baptist quartet and band tribute at the cemetery. Local columns mention pension day and upcoming election, plus a medical ad for Ballard's Horehound cough remedy.
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Page
Clatworthy
Drunkad Motto Cited As Man's Sensible NatureQuip
A Marion Record quotation notes the paradox of human reason using a wry line about intoxication. The mock maxim frames man as the most sensible animal, reflecting editorial wit and social commentary from the era.
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Marion
Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Relief for Biliousness
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets claim to cure biliousness constipation and headache. The pills are described as easy to take and pleasant in effect and are offered for sale by Happer the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Happer
Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promises Marriage Fix
An old-style ad touts Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co claiming its use will improve attractiveness and prospects for marriage. It urges readers to ask their druggist and links public sentiment to social desirability.
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Deep Blue Sea
Charley
Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine Co
Village Blacksmith Saves Son With Croup Remedy
Hy H. Black, village blacksmith of Grahemeville, Sullivan Co NY, says his five year old son, prone to croup, was saved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after doctors and other medicines failed. He notes the remedy dissolves mucus and can be given to babies and adults, and it contains no opium. Sold by Happer the Druggist.
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Hy. H. " Black
Grahemeville
Chamberlain's Lough
Happer
Methodist lecture draws large Monday evening audience
Rev W E Grosse spoke at the Methodist church Monday evening to a well attended and very interesting gathering. Horsemen complain that flies have been worse in the past week than at any time during the summer.
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W.E. Grosse
Methodist’ Church
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Scandia Journal
Scandia
A. E. Kimball
Anthred
Scandia Kansas
Walter Preble
Narka
Kate Smith
Gulick’s
H. J.newton
Lester Kerr
Irvin Kerr
Hattie Newton
Kansas City
Mrs.Al. Smith
Courtland
Our City
Wm. Conner
Ames
M. A. Preble
Indianapolis
Ind
Ada Kier
Republic
Jennie Campbell
Ole Fogleberg
Aurora
Nebr
Emma Swenson
Utah
A. PF. “Hallgren
Concordia
James Morgsion
Warwick
Maxell
Just
J. D. Fuller
W.a.beck
L . Coleman
W. Plotner
H. Sandell
Jos. McGowan
Ballard
A. J.’ White
Colorado
Santa Fe Railroad
Jos, Esterborg, Courtland
Kansa
Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet & Irrigated Land Company
Sweepestakes Boar Oma
James Nelson & Son
C. A. Sandell
Chas, Nordman
Marion Record
Duroc Jersey Hogs
W. H. Ward
Kas
Whitney’s
A. S. Mahan, Prop’r
J. W. Ekblad, A. B., M.D
Farmers & Merchants Book
State OF Kafsas
Court House
Belleville
County of Republic
State of Kansas
V. V.V
Wilder
A. B. Wilder
Beldeville
Seandia, Ki
Insurance
Wm M Blair, MD
Homm
oparaHist
Lervold,s
Rock Island
Colorado Limited
Colorado Flyer
P. D. Soe
Missouri Pacific
Sdandia
Yums
Atchison
St. Joseph
St Louis
Dawson
Union Pacific
Belleville Statin
Junction City
W.O. Donn
Ager
Santa FE
Courtland Station
Madison Mediccine. Co
Madison
Caxton Building
Chicago
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