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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1900
Page
8
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as the longest selling medicine in the civilized world for indigestion and biliousness. It claims to cleanse the system, regulate digestion, and calm headaches with a few doses, sold by G. P. Wilder.
Public notice in Chanute Times regarding district court case by A B Satie Gayi Hetar Solicitors seek property vacation order on lands in Chanute Neosho county. Court December term to decide grants unless petitioners prevail. Attorney filing date November 12, 1900.
On Tuesdays in November 1901 and April dates, Settlers one way and round trip tickets to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Colo Ogden Salt Lake City and intermediate points sold at greatly reduced rates. For full particulars as to rates routes apply to G B Youse Agent.
A community snippet with multiple local names and places around Chanute Urbana Parsons Barleton Urbana and Shaw. Mentions Miss Etta Lawrence Mr. and Mrs Lehman and several residents with social visits and a school incident. An ad promotes Herb ine and a cold remedy with pricing. Weather note and local trades also noted.
Clyde Wonder plans travel to Montana as J T Turner and others attend a funeral. Tichnor and Mary Powell wed in Karleton with Rev Moody officiating and the couple return to Chanute. Died Dec 8 1900 near Urbana B A Luroer 30 a New York native and teacher died after illness. funeral at Urbana church then Elmwood Cemetery in Chanute. Deceased remembered as devout and respected.
Advertisement claims a single day cure for a cold with Laxative Brome Quinine tablets. Dated touts a refund if not cured and features EB W. Grove’s signature on the box. Product marketed by druggists with money-back guarantee.
The Gowen brick plant nears operation while local land sales and leases unfold. McDonald renews Harm mond farm tenancy for another year. Cooper sells farm to Ed Colaw of Chanute as plans to move west emerge. Hereford stock moves, corn yields noted, and multiple farm buildings nearing completion.
Thayer topics recount local happenings including weather, health, building projects, marriages, and deaths. George Carter returns to activity after illness as Rev H Ross constructs a new parsonage barn. Lowrance buys Tibbetts property and moves in. Ed Ferguson opens a forest building bakery with Mrs Tarr. C E Evans’s large store near completion. M W A to hold oyster supper in Jan 1901. deaths of Mrs Henry Shepherd and Mrs D C Eldridge noted. Coon Hollow Hunting Club reports its seventh annual hunt with many attendees.
R H Blair of Leanna in town Art Bright returns from territory John Jones house ready for plasterers Arthur Parker parched western horses Mr Spoonebarger of Brie clerking for Harry Braga T B Limbecker of Brie in town L Hunt and son have contract for Mr Hans house Miller sod Miller shipped two carloads of hogs Monday night Alexander and Hunter shipped a ton of meal to Moran Monday Protracted meetings at the M church will continue indefinitely Nels Olson works hard breaking western horses Chas Kruger of Robin in town real estate with J C Ryman Bill Taylor champion bareback rider for more details contact H H Johnson O H Smith and wife returned from visit in Kansas City and Wellington L J King to open stock of goods in Corner room Wednesday Dec 12 Rev W N Carter of Helper preached at school house Sunday and will hold meetings second Sunday monthly Disease and danger lurk in vital organs Blood becomes involved when stomach and liver fail Herbine to tone stomach regulate liver Price 50 cents Wilder
Jas Evana lose a fine steer last week. Dr. Goltry is indisposed. Mrs. Arnold builds shed. Will Hanna attends Patrie Queen school. E Maynard marketed hogs for S A Maynard. Christmas tree planned at Chapple. Ruth Gibson visit Chanute friends. Cap Gibson and Mark Gibson seek farm work bands. Prairie Queen oyster supper clears about 7.11. Teachers' meeting at Erie attended by HN Filson, B A Filson, M M Bone. Revival at Earlton caused Rev Hawkins to miss Chappel. Star mail route ending. rural patrons must box mail or go to Chanute. Fletcher Mills hired to herd sheep. Mills stranded then rescued. Mills dislikes sheep herding and is seen limping in Chanute.
A reader from Amen-14 in Duchess County N Y reports Cham Chamberlain s Cough Remedy as the best medicine for croup. It is said to prevent attacks if used at the first sign of hoarseness or the croupy cough and should be kept at hand for instant use. For sale by all druggists.
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