Early 1900s ad and local notices blend with Lincoln program
An old advertisement promises a fever cure in a 95.014 box by J. T. Lewis, a Sullenberg druggist. The piece also notes public school Lincoln Memorial events on February 9 at the M. E. church with State Superintendent C. F. Beck, linking to Lincoln’s early life and Civil War history through a local audience poster and a brief reference to General Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald Ty J.T. Lawis
Draggist
Sullenberg
Kan
Ladies’ Home Journal
Endicott Public Schools
Lincoln
M. E
Dept. State Supt
C. F. Beck
Beck
Springfield
Nebraska
Siatipo
Omaha
Teller
Senate
Alles
Congress
Sulu Islands
Washington
Beaster Thurston
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Wheeler
Philippines
Islands
Reelenner
Wouter
Condado
D Tehacon
Sanot
Spiritus
Cuba
Bayamo de Avila
Morena
Laieas
Lugareno
Nuevitas
Puerto Pr Cristo
Palma Soriana
Songo
W. A
U. S
Mississippi
British Columbia
N. W
A. M. Morey
Grand Island
R.Y
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Nebraska Farmer
Standard Beer
N. B
Standard
the Standard
Steele City, Neb
Vince
Ulfads
Partlow
R.E. Dietz Coo
Laight St
New York
St. J
G.I. RY
ST. Joseph 'Sd
M. Adsit
Saint Joseph
Mimou
Per Boz
Wilson
Nims Hotel
B. L. Wilson
Washington, Kan
Teaiyi
Reaver
Energ
Gstic
Morris
Cincinnati
One