Marion Falcon Wedding Ties Cleaver to Alma Ames in Louisville
Mr Harry Cleaver son of P C Cleaver of this county married Alma Ames a daughter of Mr J Ames in Marion last Wednesday. The ceremony surprised both families and the couple left for Chicago the next day where Cleaver will be book keeper for a wholesale firm. The note closes with an unrelated testimonial about cold symptoms and a guaranteed remedy.
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Marion Falcon
Harry Cleaver
P. C. Cleaver
Robert H McCurdy son of Life Insurance president
Robert H McCurdy testified before the New York legislature Insurance investigating committee. He is the son of the Life Insurance company president H McCurdy and is forty five. He graduated college in 1981 and joined the Mutual agent office in the metropolitan district. In his first year he earned 1000 dollars and his income rose to 127526 by 1Sbin. He is now general manager of the company and his father receives 150000 dollars per year as president.
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Robert H. McCurdy
Ife
New York
Presidentual Life Insurance Company
Ant H. McCurdy
Mouthe
Charles H. Raymond
the Mutual
Prohibition of Fireworks in Bardstown Under Consideration
Bardstown city council discussed banning fireworks on streets at all times and especially during holidays after a wave of large firecrackers and torpedoes caused safety concerns. An ordinance will be strictly enforced with penalties including fines and imprisonment to curb dangerous displays. Lebanon Enterprise reports hunting party bagged 387 birds in ten days in Adair county with a best day of 52. The same edition notes a second will contest over Mrs Catherine H Wilson estate valued around 80 000 destined to charities and Methodist institutions. Also reported are John Woods fatally wounding Dick Gilbert in Richmond Amos Deweller age 65 leaping from a Newport bridge.
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Bardstown
Lebanon
Catherine H. Wilson
Jefferson
James Heath
Linnie Heath
Lynn
Clay Heath Carr
Benjamin F. Washer
Hill Spalding
Heaths
Col
David Heath
John Woods
Dick Gilbert
Richmond
Amos Deweller
Ohio River
Newport
Local Inquiry Into Texas Wonder Agent Prospect
Symsonia Kentucky March 30 1903 letter from Dr E W Hall of St Louis seeking agency for Texas Wonder medicine. He cites a life saved by the remedy and notes no nearby sellers, asking for instructions on distributorship. The letter advertises the product Hall's Great Discovery curing kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and seminal issues in men and women.
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Symsonia
E. W. Hall
St. Louis
Texas
Hall
Williams Renominated for Speaker by House Democrats
The Democrats of the House unanimously renominated John Sharp Williams of Mississippi for Speaker. Williams addressed the meeting urging harmonious action and outlined policy opposing ship subsidies and supporting strong anti trust and railroad rate legislation. The note mentions Oregon forest wealth and giant trees as context.
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House
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Mr. Williams
Lebanon Enterprise forms tobacco rehandling warehouse firm
A new company in Lebanon with a $25,000 capital stock is formed to operate a Tobacco Rehandling Warehouse. The matter is referred to committees. Also noted are local notices about Cham berlain's Cough Remedy and unrelated misfortunes including a bank president’s death and a paralysis incident.
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Lebanon
Commonan ing complaint and stomach distress warning
An older prose warning explains stomach complaints from improper meals. It describes indigestion as warning from nature and notes that ignoring it leads to fermentation and gas. The remedy urged is immediate use of a product to prevent recurrence.
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Natures
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M. H. Jones
T. F. Parrott
Sition
Wm. Myers
Courfoss
Sakeo
Williams
Oregon
Egleston
Maple Landing
Towa
C.J. Haydon
Henry Spears
Agricultural Bank of
Artie
Hickman
Dr. Caldwell
Eewarwee
Caldwell
Cal
Pepsin Syrup CO
Red Cross Drug Store
McElroy’s
Poe
Jewel
Santa Claus
McElroy Bros
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