Sophia Clatter Sparks Local Notes On Weather And Work
Sophia Clatter reports from Sept. 16 on readers' three week vacation plans and neighborhood activity. Mentions Jack Fratten nearby, threshing machines idle for lack of workers, John Hoke aiding Dan Spidey’s crew, Dr. Lawson recovering from typhoid, finger amputation from poison exposure and a millennial bite, and Hite typhoid. Covers Corn hiner deals by Herschal Allen and John Cassady, Kalir corn sale for 8.00 per norm, and various local household weather impacts from recent rain.
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Sophia Clatter
Jack Fratten
Brownenrn
Che Feld
John Hoke
Mr. Harrison
John
Dan Spidie
Dan
Dr. Lawson
Wal
Mr. Law
A. Hite
Herschal Alien
John Cassady
Fred Keivel
Joe Mitchel
Nor
Hy Leone
Jobe Usewady
Caanady
Thomas
Odd Local Notes Amid Faint Train Whispers and Pet News
Fragmentary local items describe village events including dog sightings at a lake, a new feed and livery stable planned, and distant railway noise. Mentions of residents such as Mrs and Mr David Cates traveling to Broken Arrow, plus telegraph reports of a death in the Cates family link a quiet week to distant places.
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David Cates
Mr. Catoe
The Men Who Succeed and Local County Fair Notes
A fragmented 19th century column discusses regional farming, weather, and community events. It mentions Del Mendenhall returning with guests from the County Pair, attendance at the County Fair by O. O. Graves and Maurlor Gofford, and remarks on local merchants, wheat yields, and road work. It notes heavy rains near Kiowa, a horse disease, and concerns for farmers watching developments.
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Maurlor Gofford
Carforan
Macy
Lane
Tess Meron
Tharey
Han
Pak
John Betts
Moonlit Eater and a Writer's Return
A fragmentary account notes Stanton's moonlit eater and a writer returning from Benewe too late to join Sorey and K Brown in an effort at Leankoe. The text hints at rapid improval and many fell behind as Morgan failed to arrive on September Ith, with references to aniteratanding.
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Benewe
Sorey
K. Brown
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Leankoe
Morgan
Weal or Woe of Early Home Cures in Memory
The piece cites science on recalling early home remedies linked to childhood fires and grandmaterial cures. It mentions Hankin' Arnica Salve and other traditional cures for skin eruptions and ailments, noting decades of trial and claimed efficacy.
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Uncle Ezra Says Health Club Plans Shooting Expeditions
In Milford Ohio a new all female gun club forms at the home of the organizers. They plan to gain health through exercise and socializing as they prepare for target practice and later autumn expeditions wearing khaki and remington equipment. Dr King’s New Life Pills are recommended for general wellbeing.
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Ormantaed
United States
Milford
Oho
Fantilorien
Aunlat
Shoulter
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
Prank J. Cheney pledges a one hundred dollar reward for proof that Catarrh cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Document in Toledo 1888 notes Cheney & Co as senior partners. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and testimonials.
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Hie
F. J. Chenny & Co
Toledo
Hall
Gunanox
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Acta
Cheney
Liberal Circuit to Hold Third Quarterly Conference at Mureka
The Liberal Circuit plans its third quarterly conference at the Mureka schoolhouse on Wednesday evening September 26, led by Rev. Padisman, District Superintendent. The meeting series delayed by rain and logistics began September 22 with speakers Ward and Edwards, and locals note a busy period of farming, church activity, and community visits around Liberal.
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Mureka School House
Wednuaday
Padisman
Ward
Brother Edwards
Mosher
Boyland
Mr. Winsor
Guy Brown
Hartman Discusses Pe-ru-na Formula Change and Ka-tar-no
Dr Hartman explains why Pe-ru-na sales fell after a formula change shifting color and taste, noting customer suspicion and retailer friction. He says a year of explanations quieted the trade but old demand lingered. proposes Ka-tar-no Co in Columbus Ohio to supply the original formula.
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