Local Notes Highlight Transfers and Damaged Bush Varieties
E E Brown from St Joseph visits ill wife. Weatherford fences sore foot from nail. Parker travels to Des Moines Iowa and Nebraska. Holman to market for fall stock. Brasfield visits brother near Martinstown. P E O Society met at Miss Shaw. Hartford graveyard cleanup urged. County surveys note 100 bridges needing repair after storm. McKay family visits from Enid. Burk injured in barn mishap, improving. Masons build new vault in opera house block. Wyckoff from Cincinnati reports rain spoiling picnic plans. Townsend renovates Palace Barber entrance. Mia Beaker returns to Robsenthal millinery with her son Oscar. John Crumpacker faces high water losses on Locust creek. Putnam apple crop praised maiden blush and Oil Pippin fruit shown. Huggett Gier hold large Macon contract. A Hugget admired. Mrs Lucy McKinley dies at 74. funeral held. survived by three sons and a daughter. W H Walker hosts a large, unexpected gathering at his farm, guests treated well. Lynch estate case heard in Probate Court. Mr Lynch moved here two years ago and died July 2 near Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Brown
St.Joseph
H. L. Weatherford
Banner Loan Office
J. H. Parker
Des Moines
Iawa
Nebraska
H. L. Holman
Farmers Store
Masons
Opéra House
County Court
G. W. Wyckoff
Cincinnati
Wyckoff
O. J. Townsend
Palace
Mia
Emily Beaker
Robsenthal
Oscar
John Crumpacker
Wm. Dickson
Locust
Widow Sues for Statutory Allowance After Husband's Death
After separation, a widow sought 400 for statuary allowance and 175 for one year of support for three children. Defendants argued a separation contract barred the claim, but the court ruled it not a bar and granted the allowance. The case moved to the circuit court with Robison for the widow and Magee and Calfee for the executor.
Elm Liberty and Grant township Teachers Association organizes
Teachers of Elm Liberty and Grant townships form the Elm Liberty and Grant township Teachers Association. Officers are John T. Collins president O P Magee vice president Louisa Stunt secretary Minnie Badger assistant lecturer. First meeting set for Graysville Saturday September 20 at 1 p m with a full program and night session. All teachers are invited and urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm, Liberty
Grant Townships
Elm, Liberty and
Grant Township
John T. Collins
O. P. Magee
Louisa Stunt
Minnie Badger
Lecy
Graysville
Seasion
John Leeney
W A. West
Lora West
G. B. Crow
Teachers Benefit Association
Wm. Collins
United States
Louisa Stgut
Roy K. Mannon
M. Collins
Jas. D. Ledford
Grant Turnmire
Luther Collins
Clara Crow
Carl Crooka
Mae Dale
Pearl Martz
Graysville School
Roy Cagsady
Bertha Lane
O. P Maggs
Birthday Anniversary Celebrated At Jease Baccus Home
On Sunday August 24 1902 at Jease Baccus home in the south part of town Mr Baccus marked his 64th birthday with friends arriving early and a 1 o clock feast under a shade tree. Mrs Baccus received many useful presents as guests listed including the McCalments Norvals Crooks Logan Kennels Robbins and others. J P Davis entertained with his graphophone as neighbors wished Mrs Baccus many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jease Baccus
Mr. Baccus
Baccus
Helew
Rob. McCalment
Dr McCalment
Mayme McCalment
Frank Norval
May Norval
J. P Davin
Silas Crooks
Jamie Logan
Mra
Willie Kennels
Isaiah Robbins
Abe McCoy
Hi Haynes
Glaves Pitcher
I M. Crockett
Dave Moore
Leon Moore
Drury
J. P Davis
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Summer Health
An early 20th century medical note touts Caldwell's syrup with pepsin as a remedy for summer ailments. It claims the product clears gas and stomach issues, stabilizes bowels, and keeps children healthy during hot terms. The note is signed by H Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Ayrup Pepsin
H Howard
Public Sale at Late Residence of D G Woodruff Omaha Me
Public sale begins 10 a m Thursday September 4 1902 at the late residence of D G Woodruff 1 mile southeast of Omaha Me Selling includes 18 head of horses cattle and other farm stock 12 month terms on sums over 5 with note and 8 percent interest if due Lunch served on grounds Auctioneers Weis Sox and Capt Bex with invitations to all buyers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Woodruff
Omaha
J. J. Stickler
N.C Woopack
Admr
H. A. Wooprurf
Bex
Weis & Sox
Arnica Salve Restores LaGrange Woman After Sores
Mrs. Nannie Galleger of LaGrange Georgia used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve on sores on her head and face. She reports the cure exceeded all her hopes and praises its speed for treating sores bruises skin eruptions cuts burns and scalds. Noah Martin druggist guarantees its efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napnie Galleger
LaGrange
Noahartin
The First Essential for Happy Marriage Good Nature
A long excerpt advocates good nature as key to a happy marriage. It contrasts sunny temperament with vanity, praising a cheerful, forgiving spouse and a homefilled with tenderness. The piece argues steady kindness outshines faultless virtue and that calm, cheerful partners sustain domestic harmony.
Recipe for Green Fruit Tart with Meringue Topping
A dated kitchen instructions detailing preparing green fruit puree with sugar bread crumbs and egg yolks, then baking with a meringue topping. It describes beating egg whites with sugar to stiff froth, spreading over the fruit layer, baking until brown, and cautioning against over sugar for a light foamy meringue. The passage cites Ladies' World magazine from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ World
New York
Steamed Batter with Berry Pairings Recipe Note
Fragmentary recipe notes mention Kerry Pudding and steamed batter with milk. Instructions describe buttered wells filling with batter and layering berries then steaming. The text resembles a domestic kitchen note or column fragment from a historic issue.
Humorous Snippets From Cartoon Panels and Jests
A collage of quips and lines from comic panels and gossip pages. Bits include a child longing to be grown up for unlimited appetite, a sailor-bleached barbed quip on a smart woman, a manager salaries dispute joke, a comedian on job security, and remarks about marriage and will in lighthearted exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Jim
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Indianapolis News
Love
Lottie
Jack
Joteo
Belgian Archery Festivals and Brussels Processions
A New York Tribune summary describes Belgian customs with archery on tall white poles and feathered targets. Brussels societies parade solemnly while brass bands play and officials are serenaded with torches. A federation gathering in Lachen featured drummers, fifers in 16th century dress, and prizes to be shot for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
New York Tribune
United Societes of Ball Players
Creiists
Union of Billard Players
Cresven
Ashorban
Federation
Lachen
Scenes on Japanese Railways Described by an Observer
A writer notes native ladies enter carriages with feet from tiny shoes and sit with feet doubled under them, then light a cigarette or small pipe. He observes passengers sit with feet on seats, contrasting with European custom, as the ticket collector in blue bows to each passenger while collecting tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y. Sun
Unanimous Sentiment in New Neighborhood
The Philadelphia Press notes residents dislike their new neighborhood with one man in particular unwilling to live there, echoing complaints from other neighbors about the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stret’s
Sharpe
Philadelphia Press
Their Secrets Out in Sadieville Health Improve
Mrs. Whittaker and her husband reveal a drastic health turn after using Dr. King’s New Discovery. The product claims to cure coughs colds la grippe bronchitis whooping cough and lung troubles. Trial bottles free at Noah Martin's drug store with guaranteed 50 cent and one dollar bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.whittaker
Noah Martin
A Moral Lesson From a Precocious Child
A Brooklyn Eagle reader recalls a mischievous youngster who schemes to trap his mother by asking if she told Lizzie to respond when Mrs Jones called. The mother answers it is customary, but the boy ponders divine justice asking how she would feel if God told St Peter to greet her similarly in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamma
Lizzie
St. Peter
Heaven
Brooklyn Eagle
Physicians and Druggists Endorse Herbine Remarkably
Ford and Sturgeon, Rocky Hill Station Ky, report Dr. G. B. Singley urged sending for Herbine. They ordered three dozen in December and have repeated the order three times due to high customer satisfaction. Today they placed another order and note Dr. G. B. Singley proudly recommends Herbine at Noah Martin's for 80 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford & Sturgeon
Rocky Hill Station
G. B. Singley
G. B Singley
Noah Martin
No Questions Asked Reward Rescue Message Cited
A Philadelphia Record snippet describes a missing blooded fox terrier with a reward offered and the note no questions asked. Mrs Peckham questions the wording while Peckham asserts the point, highlighting the ad’s phrasing and intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckham
Reading
Electric Bitters Help Wife Recover From Dyspepsia
Astounded the Eater, C, recounts his wife suffering from dyspepsia and loss of appetite before using Electric Bitters. After four bottles she recovered, able to eat anything, praised as a grand tonic with gentle laxative effects. Also notes Henry P. Blackwell on Boston women taxpayers and voting rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Martins
A. Brown
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adverts in Toledo 1886
Frank J Cheney of Toledo declares he is junior partner of FWJ Cheney & Co. offering one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured or uncured. Notary A W Gleason witnessed the oath on December 6, 1886. Advertisement claims blood and mucous surface action and lists sales through Hall's Family Pills and Hall's Catarrh Cure at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
FWJ, Cheney & Co
Toledo
Firng
Frank J Cheney
F. J. Cuenry
Draggiats
Hall
Goats and Taxes Stir Clark County Sale Rumor
In Osceola Sentinel notes, bovine talk and a local tax dispute surface with Pat O Flaherty taxing a village goat at four a front foot while Mike McGinty protests an alleged ordinance. The scene hints at autumn sales and fiscal tensions in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Birmingham
Pat O'Flahherty
Mike McGinty
Mike
Pat
Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure for Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm B B as a universal internal cure for eczema, itching, carbuncles, pimples, and skin ills. It claims to strengthen blood, restore health, and offer free samples by mail, urging chronically ill patients to seek the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KB. B. B
Botanic Blood Arm
Botanic
Trustee Sale Notice In Putnam County Missouri
Samuel Stolls and Carrie Rolls his wife defaulted on a deed of trust dated 1902. Bantoey, trustee, will sell at public auction in Putnam County between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. to pay the debt, covering the northeast and southwest quarters of section 1, township 64, range 4. The property stands for the Rolls and Carrie Rolls and Joseph Rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Stolls
Carrie
Putnam County
Missouri
Bantoey
Ion Patnam
Joseph Rolls
Trustee's Sale Notice in Putnam County Missouri
Notice of sale of real estate securing debt of Frank Barnhart and Nonie Barnhart. B. H. Bonnyory, trustee, will sell at public auction at the Putnam County Courthouse in Unk on August 30 between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. to satisfy the debt, conveying the west quarter of the southwest quarter of a certain section.
Trustee Sale Notice in Putnam County Missouri
A deed of trust default leads to sale of real estate in Putnam County Missouri on Saturday the 19th of September at the Putnam County Courthouse floor. The property is described as parts of sections 5 and 8 in Range 17 West totaling about 40 acres. Proceeds will pay the debt and sale expenses to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder of
Yeage
Putnan
H Bonfney
A.J Lowe
Mary L. Lows
Putnam County
Missouri
Ana
Mary L. Linne
Saliya B. H. BonFory
Order of publication in vacasi Putnam County 1902
Public court notice in Putnam County regarding Ira v Pollock et al against Henry Weaver and unknown heirs. Court orders publication to notify defendants, describing property in Unionville and requiring appearance by October term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacasi
Bih
Pircuit Court of Putnam Co
Ira. v. Pollock
Henry Weaver
D& Wootford Jones
Woodford Jon Ceasad
EB. A. Rea
Nathaniel G. Statton
Deces
Township
Putnam Coun
Unionville
Ramo Xo
UN Epublicin
Pas
Circuit Court
Pathan County
Martin Coleman
Executor's Notice for John Lynch Estate
Notice is given that Letters Testamentary on the estate of John Lynch deceased were granted to the undersigned on July 26 1903 by the Probate Court of County Missouri. All persons having claims against said estate are requested to present them for allowance to the Administrator within one year after the date of said Letters, or they may be precluded from any benefits of the estate. If such claims are not exhibited within two years from the date of this notice they shall be forever barred. August 12 1902 Edward Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet P Spofford
Washington Star
Crea
John Lynch
Edward Lynch
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. R. Brasfield
D. H
Martinstown
P. E. O. Society
Lucy Shaw
Mrs. Shearer
Hartford Graveyardering Tools
Dickson
Dave McKay
Enid
Oklahoma
Mrs. Conatser
Burk
E. N. Monroe
Putnam
Jackson Township
John Martin
Messrs
Huggett & Gier
Lemonville
Macon
A. Hugget
Lucy McKinley
Hazel McKinley
Lincoln Township
McKinley
W.H. Walker
Bill
Margaret Lynch
War Heart
Lynch
Hartford
Teacher’s Association
Willie
Baltimore American
In, Japan
Henry P. Blackwell
Boston
A.W. Gleiason
Notary Public
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren Berea
George N. Stille
Willam A.ouligha
Shelton
Jounty
Sour
A. Gow
Melieain
Eliissig
Ada Goul
Ara
Frank Barnhart
Nonie
Recorder of Deeds of
Putnam Missouri
B. H
Unk
Frankhart
Nonie Barnhart
B. H. Bonyory
Maxsat
Martin Colhmang
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