Bargains Crowded Store Delights Women and Children
Local department stores trumpet a flood of bargains in women's and children's outerwear, undergarments, towels, and blankets. With prices from five to twenty dollars, the Double-Store promises a packed house as shoppers rush to inspect flannel shirts, bed coverings, and clothing bargains across realms of clothing, shoes, and accessories.
No Compulsion and Domestic Quips Across Plebeian Gossip
A patchwork of light verse and dialogue snippets from a historical page features household squabbles and social quirks. A woman questions coercion while a law man probes consent, and other vignettes touch on family dynamics, humor, and small urban observations. The page also includes agricultural notes on duckling watering devices and profitable geese breeds, urging readers to subscribe to The Sun.
Poultry for Sale and Farming Advice from Local Sellers
Local listings show Mammoth Bronze turkeys for sale from R F D No 2 and other poultry stock offered by multiple growers including Mrs B B Waters and Mrs R A Thompson. The notice promotes breeding value with health and vigor, plus articles from Poultry Herald and National Blackman stressing free-range chicken farming profitability.
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Jemton
Brderickstown
R. A. McIntire
R. F.D
Seeermet Cunty Peetet
Markie Jackson
Owens
Breedere
Poultry Herald
Illinois Central Excursion Fares Include Western Points
Illinois Central Railroad announces $38.00 fares to eastern and western points through October 31, 1905 with low one way and round trip rates to Mississippi and Louisiana and low round trips to Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas on the first and third Tuesdays monthly. Cheap excursion rates to Hot Springs Arkansas via Memphis. The line offers the only personally conducted excursion sleepers from Louisville to California Arizona New Mexico and Texas.
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Eest
Northwest
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Hot Springs
Ark
Memphis
Louisville
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Farming In The South Circulars From Minors Central Railroad
The Passenger Department of the Minors Central Railroad Company issues monthly circulars on Fruit Growing Vegetables Stock Raising Dairying in Kentucky West Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana. Farmers or housekeepers sending name and address receive free circulars Nos 1 to 11. For rates tickets contact the nearest railroad agent or F W Harlow D P A Louisville Ky.
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Minors Central Railroad Company
Kentucky
West Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
F. W. Harlow
Louisville
Playhouse Row In Boston Brings Forward A Scolding
In a Boston theater row last night two women sparked a loud clash as Sarah Snookins attempted to calm the scene. Mrs Tittle condemned the uproar while a second speaker defended the fracas, spelling a disgraceful display amid the Brin dies family gossip.
Paracamph Promises Relief for Lazy Skin and Aches
A vintage ad-style piece extols Paracamph as a universal remedy for lazy, unhealthy skin and associated pains. It claims the product disinfects, nourishes interior skin cells, stimulates circulation, and treats dryness, roughness, rheumatism, and muscle stiffness. The tone urges daily use as a family staple.
Long Run Local Notices of Family News and Visits
Birth announced for J M Coyle's wife on October 25 a boy. Mrs Sarah Cocanougher visited ill brother Bob Crain. Miss Mattie Begley with Miss Effie Edwards visited Fenwick. D L Cocanougher bought a Jersey cow for 45 dollars. Georgie Cocanougher Ora Carpenter and Ruby May visited Rosa Cocanougher. Eddie White and wife spent weekend with Mr R T Best. Marcus Cocanougher relapsed from typhoid. H P Hatchett to speak at Long Ran schoolhouse Saturday night. Ida Coyle improving. Edd Cocanougher in Springfield on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Coyle
Sarah Cocanougher
Bob Crain
Mattie Begley
Fenwick
Effie Edwards
Texas
D. L. Cocanougher
Seay
Georgie Cocanougher
Ora Carpenter
Ruby May
Rosa Cocanougher
Eddie White
Perryville
Marcus Cocanougher
H. P. Hatchett
Long Ran
Ida Coyle
Edd Cocanougher
Springfield
Injury Report: Herb W Edwards Falls on Icy Walk
Herb W Edwards of Dealoa suffers a fall on an icy sidewalk and twists his wrist and knees. The incident left him sore the next day, and he sought relief with balm and rest.
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Herb W. Edwards
Dealowa
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