Shot Gun Prescriptions and Vinol Guarantee
The ad contrasts old shot gun prescriptions with Vinol a direct medicine sold by Sharrar and Mulholland Drugists. It claims Vinol cures run down conditions nerve and lung troubles and supports weak women pale children and old people. It guarantees a full refund if it fails in ninety eight of every hundred cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharrar& Mulholland Druccists
EA. Hender
Keene
Coshocton Co
Ohio
Tam
Correspondence from Perrinton Notes and Appointments
Curtis left for Capac Tuesday morning. Heare Groom named deputy sheriff. Baker's child with pneumonia shows improvement. Mrs. F P Catlin of St Louis stayed with Rev J 5. Geers. Cushteen bought J Lance property on Fulton St west. Service of Union Telephone Co. visited town. Warren Leddick moved pool room to C Shelter building. Shelter opened harness and agricultural business in Maccanee holding. Sheller bought 2 1 Meeker property and will take possession next week. L1 Meeker of Abu Michigan, former druggist here, in town this week. Seven union telephone workers installed phones and repaired lines. Dr. Kilbourn left for Kingston Canada for a week due to his sister’s illness. Rev Beers preached O Misenfelder funeral at Fulton Center church. Misenfelder, Newark native, visited by Jay Desham of Iafton Ohio who left for home. Miss Wretha Dalgleish accompanied cousin home for visit. Miles Chattin, manager of Hartman’s stables in Columbus, renowned for France trips with breeding program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Capac
Baker
FP. Catlin
St. Louis
J. 5
Cushtean
Fulton St. West
Service
Union Telephone Co
Warren Leddick Bias
C. Shelter
Shelter
Maccanee
MM. Sheller Ias
Meeker
Abu
Mictiwar
Lown
Mughes
Richard
St Johns
J. L. Hichard
Nev
Boone
Union Telephone Gang
Dr. Kilbourn
Kingston
Canada
Beers
O. Misenfelder
Fulton Center Church
Misenbelder
Newark
Jay Desham
Iafton
Ohio
W. W. Dalgleish
Wretha Dalgleish
Weesiu
Miles Chattin
A. ©. Chafin
Chas. Spurgeon
Patton
Hartman
Columbus
France
Lebanon News Notes and Local Deaths
John Robinson and wife plan to move. Miss Ward, a school teacher, was very ill last week. Mrs Chauncy Vance died at her home in Penama last week. Johnnie Stone remains very ill since January first. Bert Collister and wife of Cincinnati attended Mrs Vance’s funeral. H Fowler and wife, visiting Ithaca, returned home Thursday. I suffered for months from a sore throat and Boelectric Ol cured me in four hours. M.8.Gist, Hawesville, Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robinson
Miss Ward
Chauncy Vance
Penama
Johnnie Stone
Bert Collister
Cincinnati
Vance
H. Fowler
Gist
Hawesville, Ky
Maple Rapids Social Roundup and Local Election News
Perrinton resident John Sheridan and Maple Rapids visitors appear in town reports while Mrs Elva Jotesten returns from Lansing. St Johns trips include Mra Lyte Redfern and Miss Laura Fulton. Village election favors the People’s party and a new salve year looms unless county votes it down. A hotel room fire starts from a lamp, barely damaging walls and carpet as Mrs Welch acts quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sheridan
Perrinton
Frank Willetts
St. Johns
Giesse Archer
Maple Rapids
Elva Jotesten
Lansing
Mra Lyte Redfern
Laura Fulton
Mires Libbie Dabuls
St. Jonas
Lansinguist
Samuel Crawford
Obin
Wesley Gardineur
Jacob Gardineer
BW. Hewitt
Progressive Mineh
Lie
People’s Party
A. T. Parsker
Lester Tyler
Clerk
Robert Anderson
Mr. Welch
Elm Hall Residents Record Moves and Social Happenings
Local notes show residents planning departures to Portland Seattle and Millersburg with others preparing to farm near Alma. Kin Mall band performs Monday and Thursday evenings as a pleasant local events summary includes a social gathering for Sammy Micks celebrating his fifty second birthday with music games and feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Micks
Ticks
Snowy roads prompt toll on travel in Sumner
In Sumner and nearby, residents report bad roads and routine visits. Notable notes include J A Plank’s Carson City business, Jay Charters’ Ashley trip, Milo Standish's barn plans, Woulks of Saranac visiting, and a large iceberg collision at the Sumner bridge prompting about twenty five men to break it up. George Clow and Hook Auction Co. activity plus book auctions moving to Middleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines Houcks
J. A. Plank
Carson ‘City
Jay Charters
Ashley
Vernon Staffs
Bowldlog Alley
Fred Mangues
Milo Standish
Mr. Woulks
Saranac
Odley Charters
Standish
A. A. Button
Riverdale
George Dougherty
Maynard
George Clow
Hook Auction Co
Sumner
Mondday
Middleton
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted By Dr Pierce
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for coughs bronchitis and consumption related ailments. It cites testimonials from John M Russell praising improved health after using two bottles and promotes Common Sense Medical Adviser book offers with stamps for mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense
R, V
Local residents seen in town and visiting relatives
A string of brief notices lists Alma Maple Rapids Durand Lyons Edmore Carson City and other communities. People such as T Swigart Fink Stitt Rosencrans Culver Prantel and others are noted visiting family, attending events, or returning from trips in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.swigart
Alma
Tsane Fink
Alua
FB Coals
Poledy
Issitig Rel| Wulves
Lown
Ils
Poiljigs
Tome
Tosti Stitt
Maple Rapids
Lewis Rosencrans
Durand
Prank Townsend
Mulr
Charles Culver
Lyons
Lore
G. C.culver
W.S. Prantel
Edmore
Koh
Naldrets
Baby
Carson City
Face
Maples Rapids
H. Burdick
South Side Items Ups and Downs in Local Happenings
Local notes report visitors at E Coles and Lloyd Wilkinsons, school terms ending in District No 41, illnesses of Mrs Nettle Lancaster and Ruth Cornwell, a surprise party for Miss Welton Palmer, moving plans for Floyd Wilkinson and L Argersinger, and several residents visiting relatives in Remus Carson City Newark and Fulton. The column also mentions a misfortune with four valuable horses and a reference to Rocky Mountain Ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Peet
Peter Cole
Cole
Yund
Nettle Lancaster
Ruth Cornwell
S. Sucy
Clyde
Leon
E. Coles
Ben Burns
Remus
Work
Jessup
Carson City
Velma Palmer
Ben Burt
Willett
Merritt Smith
Lloyd Wilkinson
Ben Hurt
Carolina
Nellie Peters
Newark
John Peters
Fulton
Welton Palmer
Floyd Wilkinson
Weller
L. Argersinger
New Clark
Fulton Center Community Notes and Local Updates
Mrs Anna Greenswike erp River school closed this week mud spring birds and showers with Os aval Lloyd Chidister visiting George Crate in Futon last week Mrs Gi M Stead sprained ankle from fall on toe town meeting soon every man shakes hands with neighbor W els settled on Shephierd farm wife and baby arrived this week Mr Hyatt and Miss Norton Bat He Creek visiting Peter Greenswike family funeral of Christ Meisenhelder Newark held at Pulton Center March Elder Beers moving from Crosley farm Frank Andrews has a partner closer than a brother rheuma iam Daniel Telehard and Mrs Rosan Price called to near Ithaca last week by Mere Michael Reichard Owing to rainy weather evening of March Grange was held Mexic meet one Cotes March 20 unless otherwise noted every member urged to attend for important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Greenswike
River School
Lloyd Chidister
George Crate
Wil Lenhart
Tthaca
Futon
Gi. M. Stead Bay
Chay
W Els
Shephierd Farm
Frank Andrews
Rheuma Iam
Daniel Telehard
Rosan Price
Ithaca
Mere
Michael Reichard
Nineteen Men Drown in Hudson River Ferry Disaster
A ferry boat used by Splar Falls workmen capsized on the Hudson River near Glens Falls, killing nineteen laborers and injuring several others. The scow operated by cables carried seventy to eighty men across the river. Panic during rescue attempts caused the vessel to sink as workers rushed to save a boy, leaving many unaccounted in the swift current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Glens Falls
Splar Falls
Hudson River
Hudson River Power Company
Provent
Marriage Licenses and Health Pledge Mentioned
The notice lists Curt Thrash aged 4 and Clara Brown from Emerson with Clara's spouse Rosa Ostrander in Lafayette, plus Alphonse Rothery aged 27 of Bethany and Rosa Ostrander. A unrelated health claim promotes Blood Bitters as a patent remedy for strength and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Thrash
Emerson
Clara Brown
Owark
Alphonse Rothery
Bethany
Rosa Ostrander
Lafayette
Real Estate Transfers in Perris KS and Nearby Areas
Real estate transfer notes list numerous transactions in Perris and surrounding towns. Names include Minter, Prank, Di, Hoffman, Rollin, Hindall, Aw, Wandelt, and Randall. Local parcels referenced span Perrieton Aim W, North Star FI, Belane HH, Bethany Potta A Sapir, and Lafayes PEL Ghueen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perris KS
Ravel
Carrie
Hansa
Minnie
Una
Dow
Mehier
Arearel Mehler
Lenin
Marty
Perrieton
W. Ormane
Rolla Moilaluueh
Ana
Randall
Randall Aw
Lafayes Pel Ghueen A. “Wietener den Bund
Ali
M_ Michael
Pion River
Cough Remedy Praised By Virginia Mother In 1902
In a winter 1902 Virginia tale a Melfi Station mother credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with curing her baby from a dreadful cold to prevent pneumonia. She recalls neighbor's advice and thanks the manufacturers Kennedy for the cure. Sold by Bivens & Roades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
John Harmon
Melfi Station
Chamberlain
Monia
Bivens & Roades
Last Day of Claims in Several Estates Reported
A series of probate hearings concluded with determinations of heirs and guardians. The Shirely estate named seven heirs. real estate sold to B P Street and W A Seaman. McCann and Bissett estates closed to creditors. administration actions pending licenses to sell. Gen Palmer’s heirs named. guardians appointed for Richard A Williams and for Maria Carbinggs children. An administrator sought for Wilind Brinton. legal determinations issued on other estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Shirely
B.P. Street
W. A Seaman
Michael McCann
Bethany
Ured
Burs
Clus
Byron L. Bissett
St. Louis
Administratrix
Henry Bodtish
Mone Howland
Trenry Stitt
Dotin Kiser
Richard A Williams
Maria Carbinng
Pine River
Samuel Bo Sower
Riverdale
Gen Palmer
Pines River
Lhefe Sons and Daughters
Womanly disease cures offered by Favorite Prescription
A midwife or mother’s wearying night turns into a sales pitch for Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. The article touts nervousness headaches insomnia and uterine trouble as womanly diseases curable by the medicine, urging testimonials and confidential advice at the Buffalo institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Co
Pierce
Sire
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Lebanon
Elm Hall
del Sly
Portland
Oregon
Arthur Sly
Mill +ersiirg
Ed Berry
Jud Frakes
Cheboywin
Chas, Taylor
Cor
John Lewis
Jessie Hildreth
Arthur Fookes
Seattle
Washington
Jad Fookes
Chas, Gage
N. W
New Haven
Cabletornaia
Agnes Fink
Mrr
J. K. Schulte
Merriyt Wardy
Mr. Pleasant
A. J. Thirds
Daisy Everest
Newal Center
J. Moss
Priday
Champion Harvester Co
Marden
Man Treester
Chas, Culver
Chauncey Dutio J
Pompei
Rocky Mountain Ten
Fulton Center
A. H Lowry
Hart Lieher
Castoria
Stariar & Molmollan IA
Silous
Aaron
New Orleans
Citronelle
Enopile
LA Cartell
Cairo
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