Peruna catarrh remedy praised by Siloam High School head
Professor Talfourd Smith of Siloam High School endorses Peruna as a grand catarrh remedy and general tonic after years of use. The text explains catarrh as a systemic disease and asserts Peruna cures catarrh wherever located, inviting readers to consult Dr. Hartman in Columbus for free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talfourd Smith
Siloam High School
Siloam
Sspropf
Talfourd. Smith
Perans
Correspondence From Ranger Notes Local Moves and Visits
Dr. Jackson and Joe Mullenix moved Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Mordica Fowler visited the latters parents Saturday. S.J. Timmons plans to move his family to Shibleys Point Tuesday. Miss Sylvia White of Dean Iowa visits nearby friends. Noah Crooks family visited relatives part of last week. Sterling Mills plans to build a new house with W. D. Houghton to do the work. Frank Hodges takes a layoff from railroad work due to a painful arm boil. Samuel E. Wiles bought eighty acres from John Mullins last week for 1500 dollars. Rev. J. L. Crow and daughter Clara visited relatives on South Blackbird Friday through Monday. Abundant crops raise stock prices with ten cent a pound for shoots and calves up to 220 dollars per head. Hall guests of Henry and Mrs. Davis Monday. Young folks attended ice cream social near Delpha Thursday. Ben Davis visited Geo. Crow in Livingston Iowa Wednesday. Tite Howard and son Wu returned home Friday from Colorado. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets praised for morning taste remedy and health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mordica Fowler
S.J. Timmons
Shibley’s Point
Sylvia White
Dean
Iowa
Noah Crooks
Sterling Mills
W. D. Houghton
J. L. Crow
Clara
South Blackbird
Local notes from Putnam area and surrounding towns
Community items report rain, visits, and travel among residents including Shadden Brownlow Cloniauger and Leach family. Local obituary notes Alta Stevens. Various travelers and trades, thrashers, and road work update life in Aricola Mendota Unionville Lemonville and Numa.
Local Personal Notices of Illness and Family Visits
Blockhead Myrl Baggs is reported sick this week. Wom Richardson's little girl is very ill. Zach Newell visited his sister near Howland Saturday night. Miss Ioie Banes visited Miss Alma Bradshaw Thursday afternoon. Miss Eva Bages visiting her uncle John and Jim Richardson near Howland this week. Mrs Winchell and Miss Edna were guests of Mrs Wm Richardson Thursday afternoon. Mrs J C Ranes received a telegram from Washington that her mother was not expected to live but later that she was better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrl Baggs
Richardson
Zach Newell
Howland
Ioie Banes
Alma Bradshaw
Eva Bages
John
Jim Richardson
Mrs. Winchell
Miss Edna
Wm. Richardson
J. C. Ranes
Washington
No Doctor Needed Says Dramond Merchant Cures Dysentery
Dysentery cured without a doctor says T. A. Pinner of Dramond Tean. He used one small bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and was cured without a physician. He calls it the best cholera medicine in the world. For sale by Noah Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Pinner
Dramond
Tean
Noah Martin
Waite School House Threshing In The Day
Threshing in progress at Waite School House area with farm activity noted. Mr. Clay Carter has rented the Elian Abel farm for the coming year. Miss Becca Howard visited Mrs. John Gaylord’s Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. O B Halstead of Unionville and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Carter
Elian Abel
Becca, Howard
John Gaylords
O. B. Halstead
Unionville
Elmer
Change of life relief praised by Mrs Lamer
Mrs Lamer of Los Angeles credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing years of menopausal distress. She praises the product after six years of good health and endorses Pinkham's advice for suffering women, noting its charitable value in aiding mothers to regain independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Sailee
German Relief Association
Los Angeles
Lydia E. Pinkham
BE. Lamer
Cal
Pinkham
Hae Ee
Lynn, Mass
Local town notes honor teachers and residents
The message honors Walter Pratt for his teaching at Triumph and mentions his popularity. It notes a resident who plans to move to Oklahoma to build a new home in what is called God's country, inviting readers to guess who.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pratt
Oklahoma
Political disputants in Muncie City Missouri speech
Wr Bryan of Nebraska joined in discussing political issues at Mgun City Missouri on the 24th. Senator Dolliver offered a sweeping comparison of parties dividing Democrats as caviling at the past and fearing the present while Republicans were active and hopeful for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr. Bryan
Nebraska
Mgun City
Dolliver
Bryan
The
Republic
J. P. Doliver
Nya
Missouri Ring Rules State Democrats Exposed in Claim
Ex governor Stephen’s charges attack a four man Democratic quartet dominating Missouri politics and city boards alleging rigged appointments and blocked independence. A remedy story follows about a child cured of colic after using Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with praise from L Wilkins of Shell Lake Wisconsin and a local sale note.
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Dockery
Stone
Seibert
Cook
Democratic Party
Arso
Stephens
Missouri
Kansas City
Tammany
Democratic State Committee
Frem
Early corn yield report from Shelton's field
Eines Saxton reports on planting in 1901 and 1902 on second year ground, describing ground conditions, cultivation steps, and harvest results. He states 24 rows by 160 yards produced about 70 bushels with potential to feed 30 bushels, offering corn at 1 dollar per bushel after gathering time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Eines Saxton
Visit to the old world memoir from a ship voyage
A traveler recounts a June to August voyage from Unionville to New York aboard the Kron Prinz Wilhelm. He details cabins, meals, seas, and flags, visiting Plymouth Cherbourg and Berlin, with reflections on German and American symbols and a return home with his mother.
Public Sale Near Unionville Lists Extensive Stock and Cattle
The undersigned will sell at his residence 4 miles north and 2 miles west of Unionville on Tuesday September 2 1902 the following property to wit 165 head of stock including grey Percheon mare six years old grey squirrel mare six eight old one draft bay mare five year old one draft black mare six year old etc 81 head of cattle 18 good milch cows 4 dairy cows two year heifers 14 yearling steers 19 calves 18 yearling heifers etc 50 heads of sheep one three year old red bee colony Bees B Terms 12 months time on all sums over five dollars by purchaser giving note with approved security Sums under five dollars cash on delivery Sale to commence at 107% sharp Auctioneers Mowgkr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat
Unionville
Towit
Joan A
Mowgkr
Forka
Musgouti
Public Auction of Farm Stock Near Mendors Misidiin
A public sale is set for Wednesday at 10 o clock in the morning three miles south of Mendors Misidiin. Items include 386 head of cattle with many cows and calves, two-year old heifers, yearling stock, six yearling mules, a spring wagon, harness, fans, sulky brake, rake, ranges, and miscellaneous farming gear. Terms: nine months on all sums over cash value, interest if unpaid, 8 percent interest on overdue amounts, cash discounts of 6 percent, notes approved for purchases, bids may be cash or installments. lunch served by Ratt. Roes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M -Farms
Mendors
Aio
Purchias
J. A. Nee
Ben Wells
Public Auction Near Unionville Seeks Stock and Implements
Public sale set for Tuesday September 9 1902 at 1 p m one mile north of Unionville Musgouti location offers 41 head of stock including 36 cattle 12 milch cows six yearling steer calves one spring calf and a variety of horses and farm implements on terms of cash or note with notes bearing interest if not paid when due.
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Prof, Talfourd |Smith
Na‘tare
Gremiwoop
Oat
Mans. M. A. Yount
Pose
Ira Hurlbart
Yuma
Bears
Martinstown
Ranger
Dr. Jackson
Joe Mullenix
Frank Hodges
R. R
John Mullins
Hall
Mrs
Henry Davis
Onge
Chamberlain
Turner
Barber
Monroe’s Corner
Shoneytown
Aricola
Manford Shadden
John Brown
Joel Fullhart
Alvah Williams
Mendota
George Leach
Texas
John Leach
Clan Hutchison
Brownlow Cloniauger
Prairie Creek
Here
Albert Houston
M. Bangman
Frank Haines
Kansas
Putnam
D. G. Woodruff
Miss Daisy
Numa
Alta Stevens
Concord
Happy Hollows
Red Bird
Tommy Hackney
Bumgardner
Ira Taylor
Trenton
Lon Hackney
Ross Jordan
Pennville
Merida Smith
Lee Jefferson
John Clapp
Jeff
Williamson
Htte
Chas. Tucker
Charley
Steven Ford
Armonrdale
John Moore
Lee Lemon
Mies Leta Clifton
Lemonville
Peterman
Douglas
Waite School
E. Sailer
Dean Mahs. Prrelan
P Ysicihn
L. Wilkins
Shell Lake
Wis
Wilkins
Shell Lake,Lumber Co
Nosh Martin
Helton
Germany
Uunionile
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Krda Prinz Wilhelm
Pssenger
Stedner
Englad
Plymouth Harbor
Cherbourg
France
Bermerhaven
Bremere
Berlin
Zoological Gardens
Bremen
Waionville
Jory
Calif
Canton
Grocery Department
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