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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1902
Page
7
Santa Fe main line timetable shows passenger and freight departures and arrivals. It lists Rast bound and North bound trains, with notes on local freight and passenger services, including daily runs on the Missouri Kansas & Texas connection and observance of cutoffs and bays.
John J. Jones lawyer at Rear First National Bank Chanute Shelby O Bron office in Chanute A Farrelly lawyer Over Works store Chanute A Hosnaw physician surgeon office hours 10 to 11 am 1 30 to 4 pm phone 21 on call at Burch Hoshaw drug store Chanute J H Ligh physician surgeon Over Sewell's drug store Chanute George H Brown MD examining surgeon over Kea and T I Kr surgeon over Natl Bank Chanute Mater Art Studio negatives by Gregg at O Baird physician surgeon chronic stomach bowels and women diseases office over Bloumheart Wrights Chanute Ks
A collection of editorials argues wage earners are better off today with full-time work and higher wages despite some price rises. It cites Professor Gunton on price history, notes unemployment past and current employment, and contrasts factory goods with farm products. It critiques free trade and tariff policy, linking to surrounding editorials from the Philadelphia Inquirer Terre Haute Gazette Terre Haute Tribune Carrollton Republican South Bend Tribune Sioux City Journal.
The text notes silver falling below 37 cents on bullion value, with Siamese mints halting silver coinage as a first East move to a gold basis. It links the Philippines money crisis to a looming financial panic and argues the gold standard should be adopted there, even at government expense, condemning past leadership for inaction.
Miss Alma Haun and Miss Sadie Smith of Illinois visit their aunt and uncle D. C. Newman. Claude Roland begins with fifty pupils in Union School. D. C. Newman Jr. of Colorado to return this week on business. Edna Boggs goes home to Grandpa’s. Yena Krueger returns after illness. Most locals finish shucking corn. Several students and neighbors visited Sunday. The teacher has help in sweeping with eight boys assisting one night and jealous girls joining the next.
The manufacturers of Chamberlains Cough Remedy have issued a new product named Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are touted to ease constipation bilious attacks sick headaches and impaired digestion. Said to be easier to take and more pleasant in effect than pills the tablets aim to improve appetite and correct stomach and liver disorders. Available at Broans pharmacy.
A Kansas City Journal promotion offers a beautiful fountain pen to boys and girls who secure eight new subscriptions at 25 cents each, total 82.0, prepaid by mail. The offer, valid sixty days from December 1, is tested with rubber handle and inked nib, promising satisfaction if handled properly.
Henry C. Stearns, a druggist in Shullsburg Wisconsin, commends Ballard's Horehound Syrup for hoarse and croupy coughs and breathing troubles. He notes repeat sales after two years and recommends the remedy, priced at 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar at Geo P Wilder's. A stray notice about a red yearling heifer candidate is also included.
The M. K. and T. Railway offers holiday excursion tickets for travel to local points within two hundred miles from the selling station. Round trip fare is one fare with final return limit January 24, 1903. Dates include December 26, December 20, December 31, 1902, and January 1, 1903.
A historical notice lists rail fares for Christmas and New Year travel. Round trip tickets cover about two hundred miles with a sale period on December 24 25 1902 and January 1st 1903. Return deadline is January 2 1963. Events related to the Miscori Kansas Oklahoma Lumber Dealers Association in Kansas City Missouri.
R A Foster of 318 and 26 Street Salt Lake City reports a seven year battle with dyspepsia and indigestion. He says after trying many doctors he found a cure in Berbine and recommends it to others afficted as well, crediting P Wilder as a source or reference.
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