Local notes on school, travel and county people
The item records Pleasant Valley school opening with Lawrence Walker as teacher. Residents from the area join trips to Beaver City and Liberal events. Names include Ollhenbarger, Mrs Wilker son, Leeou, Willie Hayden, Claire Hauling, Meg, A Myers, Nichole, G E Law, and Frank Langley with families traveling to Williamstown, Missouri and Walsenburg, Colorado for health and family reasons.
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Leeou
Willie Hayden
Claire Hauling
Edmond
Mee
V. W. Hayden
Meg
A Myers
Nichole
Williamatown
Missouri
Frank Langley
G. E. Law
Walsenburg
Colorado
Mew
Law
Langley
Ford
Sloan's Liniment for Pain Relief Ad Decline
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a universal remedy for aches and rheumatism. It claims quick relief for back, knee, neural, and muscle soreness, easy application without rubbing, and urges keeping a bottle on hand for emergencies at the drugstore.
Conquest Contributions Amid Court Attendance
A scattered local note describes a rain request and attendance in Beaver court. Mrs. Walter Shafer visits her mother near the bedside, with Ally Ralph Teten and Mrs Tine Teten among relatives. Meedlamen Herter, Sallie Chockley, and Brown visit Mrs. L Crawford while Rob Stouder travels to Wichita.
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Beaver
Walter Shafer
Ralph Teten
Alva
Mra Tine Teten
Meedlamen Herter
Sallie Chockley
Brown
Mrs. L. Crawford
Local notes and social roundup from Clear Lake area
Miss Helen Browning to her work near Alaska. Family visits, trips to Englewood and Wichita, and a large colt show at Clearlake. Elmer Brown and Bert Ghook Ley earned prizes. Funeral of Mrs Tom Tabal noted with sympathy extended to the bereaved. Unusually many small children mentioned in passing.
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Helen Browning
Davie
Madison
Sand
Nile Stowder
Tandy
Harry Lane
Mrs Lane
Oklahoma
Maxwell
John Stouder
John Lane i
Frite Roberta
Ed Lane
Jake Horte Ben Blood
Oregon
Clearlake
Elmer Brown
Bert Ghook
Ley
Tom Tabal
Mc King's New Discovery for Coughs and Congestion
A historical ad extols Mc King's New Discovery as a cure for colds and hacking coughs. It claims soothing antiseptic balsams relieve congestion and fatigue, urging readers to buy a bottle from their druggist, noting 67 years of use.
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Mc King
Notice of clams allowed for state road work
Notice to call attention to correc tion of a previous claim approved for W. Co Rathedge for supervising state road work. The correct amount is 257 dollars and 0 cents, not 257.70 as printed. County Clerk HM Bulick signs the correction.
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W. CO
Eran. Cous
Traly
HM Bulick
Piles Cured In 6 Ls 14 Days
An advertisement claims PILES can be cured in 6 to 14 days with a demelliat refund if unsatisfied. It asserts the product relieves itching burning and protruding conditions and mentions a delay during holidays and an application for returns or refunds.
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Everdale Stock Farm
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Beau Gay
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Boyd
Anydeo
A. Pritchard
Mev. Ohllenbarger
Mrs Wilkerson
Beaver City
Pleasant Valley School
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Floyd Harsh
Conquest
Rams
Rob Stouder
Wichita
Tak
Tevin
Equity Exchange
E. P. Brown
Farmers’ Wagon Yard
Shearer
Saldy" Wood
Shearer & Wood
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Liberal Hospital
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Clyde C. Jones
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Prince Albert
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