Houtchen Bros Sale lands and property near Chaplin Ky
Land sale by Houtchen Bros at S A Houtchens residence near Chaplin Kentucky on November 15 1910 at 10 am features Greene Greaty Shields Mery Tyler and Susan Marshall tracts totaling about 3 000 acres plus a lot in Chaplin. Bids to be in four or more parcels with 6 12 and 18 month credit and bonds payable to P C Eversole administrator and Neale committee. Neale to offer some Shetland ponies after the sale.
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S. A. Houtchens
Chaplin
Tyler
Susan Marshall
Chaplin and
Bloomfield
Ashes Creek
P. C. Eversole
T. E. Houtchens
P. S. Neale
S. A
Maj Chas C DeRudio Retired Soldier Dies at 78
A Los Angeles dispatch reports Maj Charles C DeRudio U S A retired died at his home aged seventy eight. His dramatic life included a near guillotine execution in Paris, a long prison stay, an escape to America, and service with the 79th New York Volunteers and later the Seventh Cavalry under Custer, including the Little Bighorn campaign.
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Los Angeles
Chas C. DeRudio
U. S.A
America
Italy
Maj DeRudio
Garibaldic
Paria
Napoleon Lil
Eugenie
Pieri
Dekadio
God Child
DeRudio
DeRuaio
Napoleon II
Napoleon III
France
DeRadio
Company A
Seventy Ninth New York Volunteers
Grant
Second United States Infantry
Seventh Cavalry
Custer
Little Big Horn
Suburban Free Column Offers Various Poultry For Sale
HA Grinstead of City seeks three tons of timothy hay. Mrs J R Barber Rt 2 lists purebred Bronze Gobling and Silver Wyandotte cockerels for 50 cents. Mrs H J Cocanougher Texas Ky advertises white leghorn cockerels at 1.00 each. Mrs C L Mudd RL sells Thoroughbred teni turkeys. Alvah Perkins Rt 8 offers 20 bushels seed rye at 50 cents per bushel. Mrs R H Langfield Rt 4 sells S C B Leghorn roosters at 50 cents each and some of Mrs C L Brady’s stock at We. Mrs Sam Tucker Rt 1 advertises Rhode Island Red cockerels and pullets at 1.00 each until Jan 1. Mrs Irving Lynch Lebanon Rt 3 sells Pure Bred Brown Leghorn cockerels and some hens. Mrs C L Brady Rt 3 lists Plymouth Rock cockerels at 1.00 each.
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J R. Barber
Rt 2
H. J. Cocanougher
Texas
C. L. Mudd
Alvah Perkins Rt. 8
R. BH. Langfield
Rt. 4
Toc
C. L. Brady
Sam Tucker
Rhode Island
Irving Lynch
Lebanon
Plymouth
Public Sale of L F Clements Farm and Livestock
Public sale will be held on the stated date at the premises five miles from Springfield on the Bardstown pike. The L F Clements Farm comprises 240 acres with 15 acres of bottom land and ample tobacco land, water, two barns and a tenant house. The property offered in two tracts and then as a whole to maximize price, with live stock and implements including mares, mares in foal, brood sows, calves, cows, steers, and corn plus one mowing machine. Terms announced on sale day.
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Springfield
Bardstown Pike
L. F. Clements
Jack
Built Stiles for Hobble Skirt Ladies in City Fronts
Mr C P Cecil of Derham and Cecil said it would be necessary to waive stiles built in front of business houses so hobble skirted ladies could alight from and enter buggies. Their aim is to have the most convenient inviting style in the city erected in front of their store.
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C. P. Cecil
Derham
Rexall Orderlies Promise Constipation Relief
A strong guaranteed claim offers complete relief from constipation with Rexall Orderlies. If relief is not achieved, the medicine is provided free. The product is described as gentle, effective, dependable, and safe for all ages, including children and the elderly, with two sizes available at 2 and 26 cents. The Haydon & Willett Drug Co promotes Rexall Remedies exclusively through its Rexall store.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Haydon & Willett Drug Co
Millionaire James Murphy's Banquet Ends With Beer Seizure
Oakland City Indiana October 29 marshal seized four barrels and two kegs of beer from the palatial home of millionaire oil operator James V Murphy during a three hundred guest banquet. Murphy was arrested for running a blind tiger as he prepared to distribute beer beyond his family. The marshal kept the beer as evidence while guests, including many from Illinois, continued the celebration. The seizure follows an affidavit by farmer Joseph Summers who saw the banquet preparations.
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Oakland City
Ind
Illinois
Murphy
Michael Murphy
Pittsburg
Joseph Summers
Rock Run Family News and Local Trades
T P McMillan and family spent Sunday with Fred Milburn family. Ed Goff Noah Pinkston and R B Curtsinger visited D A Cotsinger and John Golf. Alex Coulter housing planned nearby. Fred Mulborn bought a calf from Walter Hayes for 22 50 dollars. Mrs. Ella Lewis visited John Brown family. Jerome Wohner sold a fat cow to B Litsey. James R Riley and Jonathan Riley visit. farm line survey dispute noted. Clyde Conksey remains ill with typhoid fever. his son died of the same illness weeks ago. Harvey Robinson visited area to buy turkeys. Andrew Votan visited relatives near Cornishville. Tom McMillan family with Albert William at Salvina last week.
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T. P. McMillan
Fred Milburn
Pinkston
Jerome Wolner
Wal* R Hayes
Ella Lewis
Beechland
John Brown
Jim Peveler
Andrew Votan
Cornishville
Tom McMillan
Albert Willam
Salvina
Martha Conksey
Clyde
Local Round of Visits and Illnesses Near Polin
Happy Hollow residents share weekend visits with relatives in Polin and nearby areas. Sickness touches T. W. Sutherland while Rodman Scott improves from membranous croup. Ed Hanby and Myrtle Armede among shoppers in Poortown. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets recommended for chronic constipation in children.
Get Busy. Times Star urging self reliance in work
A Times Star Cincinnati poem urges readers to take responsibility and work hard without waiting for help. It exhorts that loiterers miss fortune, encourages packing burdens themselves, and to prove equal worth through action, ending with a sharp refrain to get busy.
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Times Star
Cincinnati
Lion Attacks Child in Pittsburgh Cage Incident
Fragmentary report notes a lion in a Pittsburgh enclosure fondling a child and a danger to youngsters. The article references Croup and Dr King's New Discovery and claims a mother from Flat Rock North Carolina endorses the remedy as a cure for coughs and lung ailments, with prices listed and a trial bottle offered.
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Pittsburgh
Savage Lion
Golde
Haydon & Robertson
Oklahoma Federal Circuit decision affects state election grandfather clause
The Federal Circuit Court of Oklahoma ruled the grandfather clause amendment operative at the November election, potentially disfranchising thousands. The mention of rheumatic muscle pain is linked to a Chamberlain's Liniment advertisement sold by druggists.
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Federal Circuit Court
Oklahoma
Chamberslain
Frank J. Cheney Firm Oath in Catarrh Cure Ad
Frank J. Cheney declares he is senior partner of F J Cheney Co in Toledo Ohio and offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh cured by none. The certificate sworn December 6 1888 before W Gleason notes Hall's Catarrh Cure to act on blood and mucous surfaces and to send testimonials.
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Onio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Cenior
F. J. Cheney & Co
Frank J Cheney
W. Gleason
Hall
F. J
Free Remedy For Weak Bowel Health Advice
The piece promotes internal cleanliness and water intake as key to health, mentions liver and digestion, and references Caldwell and a cure for coughs. It ends with Chandertens's Cough Remedy advertised as sold by all druggists, a familiar 19th century patent medicine style.
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Chandertens
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