Springfield Daily News Note Packed Local Notices
Wale S Berry heads Eyre Company business at Lagonda. Reports cover a Taylor coal office incident, Harper's Weekly and May Monthly, Albrecht to move to Omaha after May 1, and the Mexican orchestra at Grand Open House with a varied repertoire. Local civic items include a Republican club meeting, a fall at Globe cities, travel plans of a London bound family, and public notices on court matters and public events.
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Springfield
Pelatka
Florida
Ron
Intertert Company
G W Hartings
Rol. Wall
X Hall
S. Hall
Mrwore
Soler & Celard
CC. Darbour
B. Gilet
Wo. Mall
J.P. Woodberry
M.M. Kirchive
CA. Brawl
Sarry
Grand Army Post Forms New Membership Drive
Mitchell Post No 45 I A R held a meeting with several new petitions for membership referred. Dues nonpayment cases were reinstated, and there was hope the rest of the list would follow. The post adopted revived by laws, changed meeting nights to every Thursday, and planned a Memorial Day sermon with arrangements committee appointed. Also, a visit to ill comrade M. Wirick was arranged. Separately, a Sabbath anniversary noted at the First Presbyterian church featured a large attendance, music, and detailed church school reports.
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Springfeld Goldiars
Teres
Sloonist
Salvation Army
Grand Army
Mitchell Post
I. A
Rolla
Mitchell Post Was Retii Fer Stanning. ‘Chaplain Delo
Springfield
Conyuesing
Hearst
Delo
Germanier Penfield
Bertholomew
D. OC. Putnam
W. I .Great
David King
D. W. Strood
W. Wallace
Am. Winger
J. W. B. Cline
R. L. Kilpatrick
Ite du Rrea
Penbeld
Masterin Ceremoaien
M. V. Wirick
44Th
Maser Tum
Mishel Post
Bea
First Presbyterian Church
Geo. C. Hall
J.B. Crowell
Trmuurer
Mim Laure Winger
Mie Chrisie
E.P. Christie
Hille Brain
Robert Weiskollen
Won
Whitty
Peruna
Hartman
W. D. Willams
U.S
New Vienna
Clinton County
Obie
E. Finger
Ashland
Ohio
J. M. Ingling
Altamont
Robert Gries
Rendville
Hus
R. Palmer
Canal Street
Wilkesbarre
Luzerne Co
Manaus
Brox
Prospect
Marion Cavaty
Penowa
Blossoms and Bonds at Keller Reed& Co Nuptials
Mrs Minnie Jones becomes bride of Erwin B Wally in a quiet ceremony at the Winchell residence attended by relatives and friends from Dayton and Chicago. The couple left for Dayton to start housekeeping in a Brown Street home after receiving numerous gifts including a diamond ring and ear drops. Capt A S Bushnell attended the Gibson House farewell for George H Pendleton while local news notes reflect social and political chatter of the day.
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Erwin B. Wally
Minnie Jones
Erwis B. Kelly
Grm
Keller, Reed& Co
Duytem, C
Frank Winchell
Jay. L. Rodgers
Dayton
Chicago
Deyton
Brown Street
Bushnell
Gibson House
George H. Pendleton
Beth Cincinnati
Wheels Not Made of Pulp in Watches and Wheels Debate
A prominent jeweler and watchmaker debunks the claim that watch or wheel components are made from paper pulp. He cites decades of experience with German, Swiss, English, French, and American watches, insisting pulp could not be hardened to steel or brass, and that real use remains brass and steel. He notes paper wheels appear only on exhibition and questions durability under friction.
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X Mail
Espreas
Germany
Switzerland
Mount Lebanon Shakers touted cure for ills and home remedies
A Welsh mother exhausted funds for medicine for her ill boy finds hope in Mount Lebanon Shaker extracts, Siegel's Syrup, and Shaker remedies for dyspepsia and rheumatism. The ad blocks promote Dr Bosanko's Pile Remedy, Hart's Iron Tonic, Burdock Blood Bitters, Dr Thomas's Electric Oil, and Dr Hosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, with pricing and local sellers.
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Siegel
Abe
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City Matters
Wale
S. Berry
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Eyre Company
the Lagonda
Drusk
Begeage
Taylor
R.A. Dow
Mowe
C.H. Pierce & Co
Harper's Rookis
der. Geo. Ki. Albrecht
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Wen
Omaha
Nebraska
Duywaport
Jaws
Albrecht
Mr Much
New Orleans
Fred Schuchmas
Columbus
Jobe Stotts
Sisten
Colored Republican Club
Main Street
DE. Smith
M.h.vaughn
Pleasant Treet About
Samuel Morris
Luster
Henry Brown
Cvlord
Globe Cities
J.P. Winter
Winters
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London
Inia
America
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Uht'seocher
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Thurwlay
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Gureroor
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Conger
Larriere
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Miller
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Clumbus
WH. Vaught
He Preekal Preed Echool
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Franklin
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Toledo
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Ardner
Baker
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Frank van Tres
Frank
van Tres
Fred Mast
William A. Stow
East Main Miert
Huffman & Hichier
Saya
John
Showalter
Pranklim County
Pam the Sebbath
Mrs. Shewalter
John Bertabire
Chares Johnson
Troy
United States
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Acoud
Goersen
San Francisco
Brown
Elian Craddick
Sixth Street
Barrisburg
Rom Rawin King
Baltitimore
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Black, Bro. & CO
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Brooks Oil Company
Ruceid Avenue
Cleveland
South Street
New York
Allens
Onan
Malon Caren
Whois Ak Vines
Pam
Ward & CO
Louisiana, Mo
Rotaron Ee Ban & Nettleton
DR. Rice
Ox Court Place
Market Street
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Otter
Great Central
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