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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
4
The piece lauds a presidential message as clear and responsible addressing vital questions. It notes Congress is in session with Republicans in control and Reed rules limiting minority leverage. The public press gives flattering notices and the party bears full responsibility for forthcoming legislation.
A fragment notes a malaria remedy calling Grovir’s Tasteless Chill Tonic with iron and quinine. It promises no cure no pay and mentions price details in a garbled line. The text reflects historical patent medicine language with limited readable facts.
The list shows numerous subscriptions paid in November for individuals including Howell, Rite, Daisy Mitchell, Whiteley, Lorch, Shull, Clementa, Levi Bailey, Watoneheake, Geer, Tyler, Drydon, Watt, Rains, Connell, Burger, Swank, Smith, Macon, Clark, Herron, Carpenter, Nioma Cummings, Levi Hadden, Ashcraft, Phos Milowr, Malvary, Romronnr, Alfred Peterson, Fallots, Likens, Timbockor. Amounts range from small cents to several dollars, many entries around one to five dollars with several hundred listed.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to stop a cold and cough in one day with a no cure no pay promise. The advertisement lists a price of 25 cents and markets a home remedy expected to relieve cold symptoms quickly.
Taxpayers must pay promptly to avoid a 5 percent penalty. Receipts should be secured before December 20. Remittances received after business closing on Dec 20 will be returned. Tax payers in Chanute Thayer St Paul Galesburg Stark and Barleson urged to pay early to ensure timely delivery.
We, the undersigned property owners and farmers in Neosho and Wilson counties, warn all parties from hunting or trespassing on our premises and adjoining public highways. Also notes a horse doctor offering treatment for horse diseases at Harkness' livery stable, Chanute, Kan.
Dr J F Hickey examines eyes and treats cataract and deafness in general practice. Office over First National Bank. Call to see the nearly hundred patients he has fitted with glasses.
Mixed ad fragment describes property sale and tax payment offer by J B Beatty and a carriage painting service by O Fleas and J W Heminge. Mentions paying taxes, urging readers to pay taxes to local authorities, and offers guaranteed workmanship on carriage painting. Contains names and generic sales notes.
An old time ad extols Scott's Emulsion as more than food, claiming it builds strength, appetite, digestion and blood for sickly or dull children. It contrasts grain fed horses with a lively child and invites readers to send for a free sample. It promotes the product as a medicine that makes ordinary food effective and features a company address.
Fragmentary ledger entry notes capital stock paid in and surplus funds, with references to outstanding National Bank notes. The readable text hints at profit distribution or tax-related terms but lacks clear actions, dates, or entities.
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