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Odds and Ends From Parkersburg and Weston Social Notes
Middes Corney and Newton of Sutton visit Miss Evans in Mechanic atpel then travel to Parkersburg to call on Mrs. Rilintt and attend a reception for Governor White. Local residents visit Bridgeport, Parkersburg, Salem, and Cumberland for business, social calls, and college commencement events. Advertisements tout millinery at Morford and Lockwood, free eye tests, Kodak supplies, and Bucktow’s Arnica Salve. Dr. Fletcher and Dr. Keener appear for local health notices, while Electric Bitters and King’s New Discovery are praised for ailments with testimonials.
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Middes Corney
Newton
Sutton
Evans
Atpel
Parkersburg
Rilintt
Governor White
Charleston
W. & Smith
Bridgeport
Harry ‘Kualz
Grafton
Charles Smiley
Ethel Runyon
Hay
Fringda
Sa- Jom
Salen Vollege
John W. Brown
Say Reefer
Cumberland
Iust
Mise Morford
Lockwood
Jou
W. A. Fletcher
Weston
Buck Uannon
Keener
Bland’s
John Carpenter
Salem
Eaginion Kollaks
Nusbaum
Main St
T. P. Riddle
Nusbuu
Kodak
Ilne
Winthrob
Nusbagni
Bookslore
Jlim
Mulberry Street property goes on market at rare bargain
A property on Mulberry Street with 76 feet frontage and 190 feet depth is advertised for sale at 5000 dollars. The lot could accommodate three houses in addition to the existing residence, in a desirable city district. Also noted are real estate agents in Jacob Building and various local notices including sales events and nearby business promotions.
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Mulberry Street
Mulberry
Bee Us
Cottrell & Hopkins
el Tacobs
Lola
Carlyle Court
Leo Cottrell & Hopkins
Jcoba
Fairmont
Lota
Les Pont
Jacoba
Fairmont Real Estate Ia
Guthoric
Traders News
Braddock
Cumberland
Edward Mj Jackson
Buckhannom
F. Reed
TM Sullivan
Mt. Clare
Alex Michael
Dola
His Last Hope Realized From the Sentinel Gego Mont
The 1880 opening of Oklahoma to settlement is recounted with a editor's near death tale. A traveler suffers severe diarrhea after heat and bad water. A neighbor lends Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, which cures him within hours, enabling a return to mobility. Sold locally by George C. Stone, pharmacist.
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Oklahoma
Fortune
Severn
Chamberlain
George C. Stone
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