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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
8
Corn growing finery and partial failures in millet and oats. Notes on blackberries, hay, tuck berries, bog business ventures, and a farm in Big Creek township. Local houses sold, Sunday visits with relatives, and a derrick on Switchtum. A bank cashier describes carpenter experiences and endorses Ababeteriain's Colic Remedy.
Local items report oats nearly cut and flax prospects near, Miss Edith Britten visiting Miss Bertha Reed, Blair family reunion at Richard State home, Dieskuu Courtney plans elocution class if enough interest, Woodmen to host ice cream for wives and sweethearts next Saturday, D Courtney buys 80 acres near Lavenburg for 1300 as a new boy arrives, Karl Reed praised as the neighborhood’s finest turnout. Ben Blair seen improving his standing with both feet.
A Van Etten New York druggist, J. Guidsaith, endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for five years. He says it suits his family and customers for ordinary coughs and post grippe coughs, noting it is efficacious and widely sold by all druggists.
A flurry of small town notes from Allen and surrounding areas reports chiggers plentiful after rain, visits by Miss Nellie Minster, Miss Mayme E Hamilton, and Miss Dora Adams heading to Kansas for summer with Mrs Anna Touser. Dan Cornell and Sandy joined James Davis and family for Sunday, while Miss Alice Horner returns to Center Grove. Mrs Rains ill, Penny and Barnhart visits noted, and a young man shows a baton picture of his girl, worn while strawberry picking. Other casual greetings include Glen Jackson and Jack Cornell with Charley Elston, Len Elston with Mrs Elston, and various Sunday visits across neighbors.
Aboriginal text fragment describes Pemeyoe le Tet and Mr Neal with a juvenile in Kansas, mentioning attempts at hog remedies and a testimonial from A. Buarxeponr praising Hog and aceua spa cures on bogs, with reference to The Valley Herd.
Morgan Coulson and family and others visited F. Frotiman's last Sunday. J R Bowman’s daughters Kikie and Olive joined G. Myers family. Mira Pearl Cassingham returned to Wilson county after visiting cousin Misa Bowman. Sophie and Lydia Flottman with friends attended a dance at Will Moody's northeast of Shaw List. A distillery ad promotes Pure Whiskey seven years old at prepaid four quarts for 42.0.
Miss Maggie Browning Js poorly again. Mrs. G. E. Cole and children visited Mors. D. L. Houston last week. Fred Mosier Jr. visiting its father and brother are weak. C. BE. Johuson and Ben Joster first to thresh the whet. Billy Burves and family at Chanute Sunday with J. K. George. Maule Nelson visiting at N. Nelson's. Hanson Brothers wrestled for Jobo Browning and James Blackburn first of the week. A. FE. Blackburn building addition to his house. D. L. Nelson building an addition of three rooms. Weather note jokes and tonic advert claims cure liver ailment. Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised: price 25 cents with free samples.
Birdie Malsbury is home visiting. Edward Mullencix of Yates Center plans a visit. Mr Malabury was doing cement work for Thuney last week. We chronicle the death of Dora Houser from intermittent fever last week.
Parson s Kansas 3 M Neal Rev June 12 101 Chanute Kansas Dutt Sites endorsement by Brotspore Bros proprietors of The Evergreen Hill Herd of Poland Chinas praising Liquid Lice Eliminator as superior and essential for poultry stock and poultry houses, signed respectfully by Bros.
Wenner harvests oats about to end while Mrs. Horton learns to bike. Dr. DeMoss attended taws Monday. J. C. Conrad came from Parsons. H. C. Dryden was busy Saturday. Elmer Lyons services engine and thresher. J. M. Payne cuts oats for Dr. Lies. Mrs. Dryden visits C. M. Shall. Mrs. Chas Lopeman visits friends. Robi Hes and Fred Swan stay home weekend. A baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Shall in June.
An advertisement touts Bradfield's Female Regulator as a natural remedy made of soothing herbs to address menstrual irregularities leucorrhea and womb prolapse. It claims to ease nervousness headaches and backaches for women of all ages and urges trials with a larger bottle for greater effect. The product is sold by druggists with Atlanta Georgia as the company location.
A fragmented 19th century advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach disorders and digestive inefficiency. It claims to cleanse the blood, improve nutrition, and support liver function, citing a Henry county patient testimonial and urging readers to follow directions for treatment.
The item notes Chas Wangler and Herman Pigrin relocate to the city for threshing season. It mentions Willie Kreuger new watch, Maggie Stocking at the Oriental hotel, and a young lady in the vicinity with Oklahoma prospects if she had said yes. Also reports drought harming trees, and urges use of Tanlin's Buckeye Pile Ointment with prices.
Farmers plowed and core work noted at Union Valley with residents McCowan visiting John and Mrs Perkins on Sunday. Dan Bowers worked in Bill. The brick plint received a new die and shows fine craft. An ad promotes tiernose as a stomach tonic priced 40 cents by Geo P. Wilder.
Miss Joe McFlugh visits Greeley Biuton Perch returns from Kansas City. A brother of Mrs Lamb from Switzerland. Lyle Freemmy of Chanute visits Stella Alleman. Ed Mecum supports a large family of little chickens. Henry Ocker’s store building repainted. Will Moran does the Jud. Mrs Alleman of Tiling visiting. Mrs Bairdoo visiting relatives. WN Watt’s new house near completion. Y PC O ice cream supper a success. receipts 25. Sam Friedline hauling stone for a haybarn 40 by 48. Brewster school area settlers’ picnic planned. Cal Sager paints buggies well. Willard Watt injured by a fall. Dr Jones dresses wound. Teethina advert. Moan, WD, St Louis.
Travel rates listed for multiple destinations including Detroit Milwaukee and Chambe de Cincinnati with return options and stopovers west of Colorado. Dates shown for ticket sales July through August and notices inviting requests for illustrated booklets. Also brief health ad touting a digestive remedy and skin improvement from a product sold by Gen P Wilder.
Geo. B. Cary of the Guide Washington Va reports a severe ankle sprain rapidly improved by Chamberlain's Balm. He states several medicines failed before Balm relief appeared quickly and brought a complete cure. Sold by all druggists.
Uncalled letters remaining at the Chanute Kansas post office will be sent to the dead letter if not called within two weeks from June 28 1901. Names include W O Hallley John Gray A Reptamant Bakers Sonway P Nichols Della Appellion Meitpot Mra Sam MW Sam and others. Call at any drug store to get a free sample of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. They improve appetite and digestion.
Dr J F Hickey examines eyes treats catarrh and deafness and runs a general practice. Call to learn about nearly a hundred customers he has furnished glasses for. Office over 1st National Bank 23 4th of July rates One fare round trip to points within 200 miles via Santa Fe.
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