Itch Ringworm Cure Promotes Snow Liniment Ad
An 1902 notice from Wingo Kentucky proclaims Ballard's Snow Liniment cures for itch and ringworm after long trial. It also includes a tax collection notice for Jarvis Township with payment due by March 10 1904 and office contact on Clay street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Lucas
Wingo
Writen
Ballard
S. Kingston’s
Jarvis Township
Phil. Eckert
Clay Street
George T. Eckert
Former Resident Watt Dies at 63 in Youngstown Ill
Benjamin Franklin Watt son of Felix K. and Polly C. Watt died at his Youngstown Illinois home after a lingering illness of rheumatism and complications at age 63 years 4 months and 13 days. He left Spring Valley for Swan Creek in 1861 and later married Arlinda Simmons in 1864. Survived by wife Arlinda six children nine grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral was held at the Christian church with interment in Bond cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin Watt
Felix K
Polly C. (Hagler ) Watt
Youngstown
Warren County
Ill
Wm. Baird
Watt
Found Dead in Straw Stack Near St Jacob Farm
A man about 60 was found dead in a straw stack on Sol Templin’s farm near St Jacob after a passerby spotted a hat and coat. The body showed rat damage, and coroner’s inquest ruled death by exposure and starvation after lying weeks. identity could not be established. The deceased wore a blue flannel shirt, blue jumper, black pants, yellowish coat, and had lost both great toes. he was buried as a pauper in Keystone cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Templin
St. Jacob
William Grimm
E. C. Willis
St. ‘Jacob
Tuffle
St. Jacob “Township
Keystone
Murder at Edwardsville Overshadows Quiet Town
Domestic strife sparked a fatal shooting near Edwardsville when William W. Grange shot John E. Lewis, husband of Grange’s adopted daughter. Lewis died minutes later. Grange was captured, jailed in Edwardsville after an inquest found him responsible. Lewis was 43, a lifelong Edwardsville resident. A closing line notes Klein’s offers a complete line of warm lined shoes and slippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardsville
William W. Grange
John E. Lewis
Grange
Indiana
Lewis
Klein’s
Electric Bitters touted as remedy and tonic
A Lancaster New Hampshire man and his wife credit Electric Bitters with curing chronic indigestion and nervous debility and praise its benefits for female health. Advertisements push other items including printed envelopes, men’s patent leather shoes, pine oak tax notices, and a horse for sale, with local collectors and lost certificate notices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J.green
Lancaster
N. H
S. Kingston
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Catt
Ada
Elgin
Kkawe
the Jeweler
Furnisher
Troy
Benjamin F. Watt
Te ‘E
Marsey, QO. D
Krause’s
Jona E-Lewis
Wm. W. Grange
Keeley
Cutcago, Inc
Cardus
Chitaneanage Medicine ‘Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Rocky Mountain
Klein's
PIN Oak Taxpayers
Ea Thurnau’s
Marine
J. W. Garnets
E. A. Keeler & Co S
J. Barnsback
Troy Exchange Bank
Hoenic
Henry Gindler
Greenville
Troyon
Epwards & Gaskill
Jom M. Pyes
St. Jacob,Ill
Jacos Duckett
Troy, Ill
J. W. Gornér
W. J. GeBaurr
Adolph Kuntzmann
Madison
Ilinois
Madison County
Florence Kuntzmann
F.F. Minter
June Sallee
Optician
Kitchfield
Baird Hotel
Holdener
Collinsville
Vandalia Line
Vandalia
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Mail
Indianapolis Express
Bee Wees
L. Elliott
Innis Or
J .-M.chesbrough
Sr. Lous, Mo
Oliver Welters and Bilfers
E Oliver Typewriter Company
Conwry Building
North Ninth Street
ST. Louis, MO
Droll’'s Hardware Store
August Droll
Main St
Oakes
Ontmane A
W.gornet E
Kinloch
Cale
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