Local Notices and Deaths From Bellmont Area
Bayier dies recently and Hiram Rotihue Sr of Washington township suffers broken foot from accident. Augnat Delials died Friday at his home corner Eighth Bayou alreata. would have been forty nine if living July 14. Ex Postmaster James Wilson of Mt Carwel took charge at Fairview Hotel near Union Station. Feurth proprietor Joseph Heenan to retire. George Waller killed by J and A W frei at St Howis Ehoreday. sister Wesley Waller notified by East St. Louis authorities. Sheriff Mayfield and Deputy Dudley took Henry Williams and Charles Bowee arrested yesterday by Marshal Robertson. Towings canvassed Lafayette Boone of Carlisle. Digest warned to eat to avoid eructation and pain. Caldwell Syrup Pepsin advertised for constipation. John J. Tanquary, once a county resident, recently died in St Louis. Joseph Francis injured at Walker’s stage factory from hot iron bolt on foot. Uncle Griffith Mundy birthday at Friendsville. attendance light due to wet weather. Rev Henry Manifold, Methodist minister, died at home in St Louis. burial in Hidalgo. age 73. Marriage unites Peter H. Juachime and Miss Late Newsom at M E Balman June 27. Lightning struck most precinct during storm Friday. fire destroyed mower, faw mill and farm implements and bays. Samuel Sawyer, longtime Bellmont resident, died Saturday after months of consumption.
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Hiram Rotihue, Sr
Washington Township
Augnat Delials
Corner Eighth
Bayou Alreata
James Wilson
Mt. Carwel
Fairview
Union Station
Joseph Heenan
George Waller
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East St. Louis
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Sullivan
Henry Williame
Charles Bowee
Marshal Robertson
Lafayette Boone
Carlisle
Griffith Mundy
Friendsville
Henry Manifold
St. Louis
Borly
Hidalgo
Manifold
Bellmont
Peter H. Juachime
Late Newsom
M. E
Balman
Samuel Sawyer
Register
Epidemic of Diarrhoea Reported at Cocca Nut Grove
Mr A Senders writes from Cocca nut Grove Fiji about a diarrhoea epidemic. He suffered a severe attack but cured after four doses of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He recommends it to others as the best medicine. For sale by Dale and Sheridan.
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Mr. A. Senders
Coccanut Grove
Fia
Chamberlain
Othere
Dale & Shéridan
Neighborhood Notes and Local Losses Around Palestine and Obong
Thieves entered the home of Jane Leav near Palestine and secured 860 with no clue. The population of Robinson will be about 1700, up over one fifth in ten years. Mrs C F Kiefer died at her home and was buried at Oblong. Dorra Woody is dead. A familiar figure, J J Wood, and his family moved back to a farm near Oblong. Charles Brown and family left for Pond Creek Oklahoma to work with Messrs Brown and Simpson who shipped their thresher outfit ahead to operate for three months, possibly settling in Oklahoma.
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Obiong
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J. J. Wood
Mr. W
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Charles Brown
Brown
Mary
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Oklsholma
Central
Edwin Simpson
Edgar Newlin
Walter Eaton
Ths
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Richwoods
Annapolis
Messie
Brown & Simpson
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Farm Doctoring Prompted by Diarrhoea Relieved by Remedy
A Kansas farmer Mr. A. F. Noll of Asherville says chronic diarrhoea resisted treatment until he used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He reports permanent relief after trying the product, sold by Dale and Sherman.
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A. F. Noll
Asherville
Kansas
Dale & Sherian
Local Notices From Brichland And Nearby Areas
Mrs Kate Morrison returned home from Poplar Bluff Saturday. The two year old Roth daughter of Otia Chaplin of Pleasant Valley died Thursday at her parents home after a brief brain fever illness. The remains were laid to rest at Mt Pleasant cemetery. Timex Horner and Son sold their stock to B S Couch and FS of West Salem for Couch’s 200 acre farm in Wabash county. The goods will be shipped to West Salem. Last Sunday at Dundas the funeral of Mrs Wm Utterback of Olney was held at her mother Mrs E Kean’s home. Forest Imann of Parkersburg, troubled by heart trouble, had a bed spell on July 4 lasting several hours. Shorty McKay was wanted for passing a fraudulent check at the First National Bank this morning. About 11 o’clock McKay appeared with a check made out to A O Perkina, an overseer on the railroad, was paid. McKay hails from Flora and was recently married there.
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Kate Morrison
Poplar Bluff
Roth
Otia Chaplin
Pleasant Valley
Mt. Pleasant
Dundas
Wm. Utterback
Olney
E. Kean
Forest Imann
Parkersburg
Advocate
Shorty McKay
Pasalo
First National Bank
McKay
A. O. Perkina
Tomatey
Esina
Southampton
Mrs. Langtry
William Beresford
England
Pierre Lorillard
Huggins
America
Notes to Wheelmen Bucklaw Archa Salva advert
Endure discomfort from chafing sunburn stings and bruises while cycling. Bucklaw's Archa Salva claimed infallible for pimples blotches skin eruptions and piles. Sold by Dale Sheridan for 25 cents.
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Bucklaw
Dale & Sheridan
Wm. P. Aker Appointed Justice of the Peace
Wm. P. Aker was today appointed a justice of the peace by the commissioners at Monroe City to succeed J. R. R.
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Wm. P. Aker
Monroe City
Careful Curtain Cleaning and Pressing Guide
This excerpt outlines curtain care from washing to starching and ironing. It covers soaking curtains in cold rain water with ammonia, rinsing in warm suds, wringing or squeezing dry, preparing hot starch, and drying and ironing with caution to avoid thread damage. It also notes alternatives to ironing by pinning curtains to clean stretched sheets.
Jersey Lily Reflects on Life as a Stage Star Sport Leader
Mrs. Langtry recalls childhood in Jersey with brothers, early marriage, and rise to society favorite. She discusses education, horses, and racing culture, praising American and Australian bloodlines and expressing affection for America alongside England.
Stored eggs and market manipulation blamed on Chicago packers
A Cleveland Plain Dealer report details a widespread stored egg scheme by Chicago packers to corner the market. Some 210 million dozen eggs stored nationwide were bought at 15 cents a dozen, risking huge losses as fresh eggs return to supply. Cleveland is said to hold about 6,000 cages of stored eggs with a potential mix with fresh stock next summer to unload old product.
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United States
Chicago
Cleveland
Nine Eclipses to Grace the Year and May Show
The year features three eclipses with two solar and one lunar. A total solar eclipse on May 28 will be visible across the United States from Baltimore at 7 45 p m as the shadow crosses the nation. An annular eclipse on November 21 occurs elsewhere, while a partial lunar eclipse on June 12 will not be seen in the U S.
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United States
Virginia Fom
Mexico
Baltimore
Union
New Ostrich Farm in Florida Impresses Nation
The article recounts a Jacksonville ostrich farm born from South African import ships. Fifty-two emigrants started, two died, most perished in California climate before relocating to Florida. Rapid breeding created a flourishing colony. Ostriches weigh about 300 pounds and stand eight feet tall with voracious appetites. They eagerly eat ashes and kindling wood. Napoleon, the largest bird, reportedly swallowed a lit pipe without harm.
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Jacksonville
South Africa
California
Florida
Napoleon
Delayed turkey echoes on dinner table scene
A professor grumbles over a late turkey as Adelaide hurries to serve it. The mood hints at rising trouble among the group while a younger member jokes about the origin of the egg. The scene captures a humorous but tense moment at table.
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Adelaide
Chicago Tribune
Underground Shelter Construction In Siege Warfare
In Mafeking and Ladysmith a boomed shelter is built by digging a trench four to six feet deep, roofed with logs and planks, then covered with excavated earth. With this depth the roof resists shrapnel and shell fire. thicker earth protects against lyddite or melinite shells.
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Ladysmith Ta
Fragmentary Quote Noted in Philadelphia Bulletin
A damaged line from the Philadelphia Bulletin appears, with garbled text about a “to ve ghoteceapher” and “making likeness.” The fragment includes a quoted exchange about a mouth being shut, leaving unclear context or subject.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
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