Quiet county election streams and local notes
Gleaned items from the county report a quiet election pace with 217 votes cast and a mix of straight party votes and scratched ballots. Local movements include numerous visits, relocations, marriages, and social events. several residents travel, work, or attend events while others provide lectures or open stores.
Local items and church notices from Bridgeport and vicinity
Salldgeport news lists Crawfordville visits and moves, church services and Easter plans at several congregations, a missionary report from Teheran, a clerical call to Rev. Alex Litherland, and a local political meeting at Sage's ball with Thomas Lackey as president and Milton Cooper as secretary.
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J. A. Finnell
Cowling
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Christian Church
Joni Litherland
Bert Lackey
Will Highfield
Cal Winklea
Pisgah
Y. P
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Presbyterian Church
Baker
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League
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Ewin
Charles Andrews
Linn
A. Laughlin
Thos. Gotteridge
Mary Smith
Bridgeport Gerl
Teheran
Ferris
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Piegeh
Bridgeport
Presbyterian
Alex Litherland
Councy Bloffa
Cetleman
Sage
Ball Thoreday
Thomas Lackey
Milton Cooper
Wo, Fay
Preny
Westfield bound Geo Stine and local notices mix of births and elections
Geo Stine left Tuesday to attend Westfield college. G G Weatall 19 erecting a new dwelling on the Sumner off Chauncey road. Miss Minnie Weatett visiting her sister Mrs Addie Griggs. Board of directors employed Ida Aleey to teach the summer term. Neusis, Guy Stine and Jesse Smalley started for Danville for positions. Election Notice City of Sumner outlines mayor, clerk, treasurer, attorney, and aldermen positions with polling hours. The Sunday Republic promo notes its wide news service, colorful features, and a one year subscription price.
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Geo. Stine
Westfield College
G.G Weatall
Sumner
Chauncey Road
Little Charlie Parrott
Cranaton
Ty i
Parratt
Minnie Weatett-han Een
Addie Griggs
Ooor Board of
Misa Ida Aleey
Neusis
Guy Stine
Jesse Smalley
Danville
Harry May
Railroad Avenue
H. M. Wagner
South Avenue
West m
People’s Drug Store
Lawrence County
City of Sameer
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J. En. Harrie
City Clere
St. Louis Republic
Beat Artlate
Republic
Railroads offer one and one third fare to Pan American Exposition
For parties attending the Pan American Exposition at Buffalo from May 1 to November 1, railroads grant a 1 1/3 fare round trip with 15 day limit. A $100 round trip fare is offered on Tuesdays during the exposition, valid for departures from Buffalo until midnight of the Saturday after sale. Validation required by joint agency in Buffalo. See B&O, S W. agente for details.
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Buffalo
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S W. Agente
Orloff Diamond and King Pilla Ad Advertisements
An old newspaper item markets Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation and ailments and advertises the Orloff Diamond once owned by the Czar. It notes Catherine the Empress wears the second largest diamond and mentions an annual stipend and large ruble price. The text mixes medicinal ads with a royal jewelry note.
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New Life
Dale & Sheridan
Orloff
Catherine I
Prince Orloff
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Aled
Great Trains of Burlington Route to the West
Burlington route offers through trains from St. Louis to Portland and Puget Sound with free chair cars, tourist sleepers, and Pullman cars. No. 5 runs to Denver, St. Paul, and Minneapolis. No. 15 serves Kansas City Omaha and beyond. California excursions depart Wednesdays at 9 p m with scenic Colorado route via Denver Salt Lake City. Written inquiries to P M Rog and associates, St Louis.
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Kansas City
Puget Sound
Portland
Burlington-Northern Pacific Express
Kansan City
St. Joseph
Denver
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Minneapolis
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Kangan City
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Nebraska
Kanga
Colorado
Utah
Pacific Cost
California
Scenic
Salt Lake City
Burlington
Illinois Central R R Timetable at Olnew
Illinois Central shows daily timetable entries with mail and express trains and freight services. Notable departures include No 3 Evansville & Nashville Express at 5 05 PM No 15 Local Freight 12 40 PM and No 41 Sunday Passenger 3 46 PM on the North Round. No 2 Mail and Express 10 05 PM No 4 Peoria & Northern Express 10 05 PM and No 14 Local Freight 12 40 PM with daily and Sunday only services listed.
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Evaneville & Nashville Express
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