Weather and local notes from Urbana and vicinity
Heavy rain hit Urbana Tuesday night and last week was hard on hay. Cattle were shipped by J W Stipp on Monday. A M Noble visited from Parsons Saturday. S N Robertson is visiting his sister in California. Government surveyors were in the area last week. Mrs A Foster has recovered enough to go out. A William Carson claim about selling a Tatra for 2500 is false. Three residents four miles south report livestock losses to lightning last week. A P Rosa hosted eastern visitors seeking farms. Mike McCormick’s house was struck by lightning during a storm, with damage. The postal route U S mail to Urbana has moved. residents want it moved out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stipp
A.M. Noble
Parsons
SN. Robertson
California
A. Foster
Wm. Carson
A. P. Rosa
Mike McCormick
Urbana
Frances Migatagan
Bal C. Mamillon
Chapute
Riley
Miss Lotti
McGranahan
Ed White
Della
Grace Leonard
Chanute
Jones
Kartton
Jessie Leonard
Liberty
Kans
Stephen Shelton
Mikwa County
Tharall
Robt
Mamil
Missouri
Visa Tomlinson
Williames
Verna
Viva
Astele
Lloyd Werty
Elk County
Delaware Springe
Finley
C. Finley
Wilson County
Washington
Kansas
Adelbert Gamtle
Altoona
Curtis Darewell
Pittsburg
Pinney
The
Baptist Church
Local notes from the Valley amid family, travel, and illness
Community correspondence records births and visits, illness and typhoid fever, and a house fire. Mentioned are Mr and Mrs Galloway, Nettie Limbecker, Alta Ermey, F C Stodgrass, Geo P Wilder, and several families from Missouri, Chanute, and Wilken County. The piece notes church services, a planned drilling project, cattle buying, and a death in the Finley family with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galloway
Walter Clover
C.C. Limbecker
Arkansas City
F. C. Stodgrass
Alta Ermey
Fulton
Kane
Filson
Marty Keys
Tola
Nettie Limbecker
Mark Gibson
Watson Stewart
Stewart's Lake
KH. Filson
Cured Paralysis Claim By Ballard’s Snow Liniment
W S Bailey from Texas reports his wife suffered paralysis in her arm for five years. After using Ballard’s Snow Liniment she recovered. He also notes success on old sores frost bites and skin eruptions. Sold at Geo P Wilder’s in a 25 cent and one dollar bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Baily
P. O. True
Texas
Ballard
Geo. P. Wilder
Osh severe storm strikes Earleton area causing damage
A powerful electrical storm hit Marlton and vicinity, blowing down the east chimney of Mr. Ogden’s house and injuring his daughter who was found unconscious after brick debris fell. Mrs. Ogden suffered a severe shock. Nearby, Mr. Converse’s hay barn and a large hay stack burned, with no insurance to cover the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlton
Mr. Oxden
Mr. Converse
Physicians and Druggists Endorse Herbine in Kentucky
Ord and Sturgeon a Rocky Hill Station Ky drug firm report Dr G B Suigley requested Herbine for customers. They ordered three dozen in December, and Herbine has satisfied buyers by duplicating the order thrice. They note Dr G B Snigler recommends Herbine 50c bottle at Geo P Wilder’s.
Harmony Cha nute Far Observations and Visits
Harmony Chanute area notes show visits from Iola Columbus and Kentucky residents. Local farm talk includes haying and a Willie Cornell and Fay Harrington visit, while John Du drives past and residents discuss school books. An oil well on the Stone farm yields salt water and Cools, and a wedding anniversary at M. M. ne’s draws guests from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Jas
Davis
Albert Cornell
Iola
W. E. Hamilton
Mary Tage
Columbus
Kans
Art Keep
Neosho Falls
KE. H. Filson
Big Creek
Bloomheart
Anon Bove
J. M. Bove
C. A. B. Jackson
Willie Cornell
Fay Harrington
Dan Cornell
John du
M. M
F. M. Booe
B. Booe
Son
Sangha
Frankfort
Kaos
Jake Bove
Carry Cloud
Booe
Kentucky
R. A. Vnl
Emma Winslow
Lod
M. M. Ne's
Indiana
Kansas
You Know What You Are Taking When You Take Grieve’s Tonic
A vintage bottle advertisement touts Grieve’s Tasteless Chill Tonic with plain formula on the label. It claims the cure is simple and affordable at 50c, naming Lis as a purchaser and highlighting quinine as the active ingredient.
Union Valley Weather and Farm Life Notes
Rain fell all of last week while farmers bustle haying and chores. Hogs, poultry, and swine care feature in local notices as growers report labor and weather impacts. Community members visit kin, attend gatherings, and sparingly thresh amid wet fields. fishers keep pace with daily routines.
A Good Attraction at Williams Theatre by Comedy Company
A Good Attraction Spedden and Paige with their big Comedy Company test Williams Theatre capacity in Chanute with popular prices. The acts include refined specials between the scenes and promise high quality entertainment. The company stays the rest of the week and tickets are available at Boschert Williams druggists. Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold. Laxative Brown Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No cure no pay. Price 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spedden
Shake Haads With Joe Joseph Gotthelf to Open Chanute Store
Joseph Gotthelf, formerly of Joplin Missouri, plans a first class clothing and furnishing store in Chanute. He will offer a full line of clothing, furnishings, hats, caps and shoes and compete on fair charges. The Times joins in wishing him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gotthelf
Joplin
Chanute
Gotthelf
Times
Joe
Guaranteed Kidney Cure Offer From Smith and Chamberlain Remedies
An old advertisement touts Smith's Sure Kidney Cure with a money back guarantee after one bottle, priced at 50 cents. It also promotes Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as world renowned, safe, pleasant to take, and available from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Chamberlain
All Deuggiste
A Cure for Cholera in Fantum
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recalls a neighbor’s infant saved from cholera infantum after using Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She reports full recovery within two days and a healthy girl nearly a year later, endorsing the remedy repeatedly. For sale by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Ohio
Chamberlain
Wheat buying deal with Chanute Milling Co announced
Farmers informed of arrangements with Chanute Milling Co to purchase wheat until their own elevator is operational. The firm states it can receive and handle all wheat offered, aiding farmers in storing grain until local facilities are ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Milling Co
S. A. Wiexanp
Dr Hickey Eyes and Glasses Practice Detailing Services
Dr J F Hickey conducts eye examinations fits glasses treats col ar rh deafness and offers general practice. Calls and sees patients at office over First National Bank. He has served nearly a hundred patients with corrective eyewear and vision care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hickey
Laxative label hints at remedy claims
Fragmentary OCR shows a line about a laxative product and a generic remedy claim, with unclear branding. Readable text references a signature line on boxes and a supposed health benefit. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly named.
Political Nominating Season Preview at Local Headquarters
The issue of the fall election is introduced with praise for the nominees as first-class men. The paper states it will not actively participate in the campaign but will host headquarters at Mai and Highland to greet customers and buy produce while promoting fall merchandise. It invites readers to visit for discussion on politics or business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mai
Highland
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Rowemreen
Chanute Marble Works
Best
Geo
P. Wilder
Austin
Green Valley
Earleton
Remace
Bradfield
Bradfield Regulator
Atlanta
ACW
Steosmor
Sewill's Pharmacy
Oonklin
Union Valley
Burke
John McCowan
Fist
Mrs. Hill
Terry
Mrs. Burke
Laura Hodges
Karlt
McCowan
Fantly
Lee
Pay & Smith
Odense
John Koleht
Mr. Krookstrom
Savonsburg
Onlense
Nelae Olson
J. A. Anderson
ENE
Opie
Baird
Wright
Frank Hardesty & CO
Oriental Pharmacy
Conklin
Barleton
Bonwell
Earlton
Kan
Bloomheart, Wright & Co
Kennedy
John F. Roe
Bank OF Commerce
Sof Chanute
Wilder
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