Peruna touted as cure for catarrh and lung disease
An advertising feature extols Dr. Hartman’s Peruna as a universal remedy for catarrh and respiratory ailments including coughs, colds, bronchitis, and consumption. It urges readers to send name and address to Columbus Ohio for a free first month and cites testimonials from Mrs. Alla Schwandt and Mrs. Jennie Cable praising its effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Columbus
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbia
Ohio
Alla Schwandt
Sanborn
Minn
Perang
Jennie Cable
Spokane
Wash
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Society Lady's Letter Praises Peruna Cure
Miss Blanche Myers of Kansas City writes that after frequent severe colds and catarrh following parties, one bottle of Peruna cured her. The letter promotes Dr Hartman and offers a free Peruna Almanac for 1904 along with his free treatment.
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Blanche Myers
Penn Street
Kansas City
Peruna
Bee Weed Seed Offered Free to Readers in Sidney
A dealer in Sidney Missouri announces free seed distribution to readers with bees. The note invites recipients to plant two foot spacing and cultivate to attract honey bees, promising honey in bloom and a long season from June to frost. Those distant may send a stamped self addressed envelope with a sack to A B Lipp for a free supply.
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Sidney, Mo
Dee
Missouri
A. B Lipp
Week of Prayer Observed by Unionville Churches
The Week of Prayer will be observed by Unionville churches in Union meetings. Starting January 4 at 7:80 p m at the Presbyterian church with the theme The Warrant Privilege and Power of Prayer led by O. L. Wood. January 4 at 7:30 p m at the Baptist church The Church the one Body to Win the World for Christ led by F. W. McClusky. January 6 regular prayer meeting at all churches. January 7 at 7:80 p m at the Methodist church object Home and Foreign Mission one Evangelizing Effort led by Ser fens. January 7 at 7:80 p m at Christian church theme Pighe-Fhmmy the one Fountain we 80ciety led by AiG. Koymen. By order of Alliance, O. L. Woon, Secretary. Holiday tickets sold to points on the chosen task for a round MEER haaah aia ll.
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Unionville
Presbyterian Church
O. L. Wood
F. W. McClusky
Methodist Church
Local notes from Omahs camp and area life
Correspondence details community happenings including visits, farm work, and family news. M W of A additions, Petty illness, Grandma McAnelly's travels, coal bank activity at Mendota, lyceum at Abbott School, poultry transport to the capital, post office closure, and Rock Island right of way chatter. Includes notable residents and daily chores around Meadots Esper and surrounding farms.
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John Helton
Antomsa
Mannon Sons & Petty
Nour
Chester Davidson
Jesse Harrie
Maunboo
Abbott School
W Mannon
John Kyale
Esper
Slooney
Sidney News Briefs and Local Updates
Archie Mahoney rests sick at home while Mrs. Palmer buried a small child last week. Henry Cook returns from Colombia for holidays. A shooting match occurred at Sam Torntoire’s last Wednesday. Tom Buster visits relatives near Ridney for Christmas. Julia Crook returns home for a short visit. A family reunion and gathering occurred at the G. W. Patternon home. Bettie Lamp and Asa Lamp attend events in Connelly with family as a six year old daughter is mentioned in scattered phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Mahoney
Sam Torntoire
Tom Buster
Pennsille
Ridney
Julia Crook
G. W.patternon
Megane
Clark
Bettie
Asa Lamp
Connelly
Ual
Local Weddings And Seasonal Happenings In The Vicinity
Community notices report the marriage of Hattie Cooley to Fred Hasted at the bride’s father Wm B Cooley’s home. Both well known locals share hopeful, prosperous plans ahead. Christmas visits, travel, illness, and school events fill the period, with several families hosting relatives and celebrating church rites.
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Wm. B. Cooley
Hattie Cooley
Fred Hasted
West Liberty Notes Brighten New Year Greetings
Blushing Mat reports cheerful New Year wishes and local tidbits. Cerilla Roberts is ill while Hurley Smiley remains unwell. Wm Housera is back in action and Eliza Blanchard returns to St Clair this week. John Bisher of Arkansas tends stock. a Central City pie supper drew a large crowd. Henry Hollingsworth relocates to a new farm purchased from Wm Long. Murphy of Lucerne eyed a potential free mall route. Mrs Thursa Bishop heads Thursday to the Lodian Territory then Oklahoma to visit her daughter and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bisher
Arkansas
Central City
Henry Hollingsworth
Wm Long
Mr Murphy
Lucerne
Thursa Bishop
Lodian Territory
G.-.smith
Oklahoma
Frank Davis
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Chicago Daily Tribune
Week of Prayer
O. L. Woon
Mendota
Ove Barey
Celiet
C. M Cooper
Haines
Judge McAneily
Omahs
M W
Charles Albrigh
Tom
Thos. Mcallins
John Ryals
R. V W. Mannon
Mra Sale Phillips
Roy Mannon
Clyde
J J Petty
Mr Petty
Grandma McAnelly
Jobo
Meadots
Atterberry
T Albright
Coal Bank
Arcaur Mannoon
Geo Newland
Manoon
Judge McAnelly
Yuma
Wo Alexander
Grover Liley
Bhume Folke
Yuin
C. W Casteel
Chicago
George Dickson
Henry Brannon
Tola Chastian
J A Dickson
Julia Godard
Roger Mills
Grandma Morrison
Delk
Bethapy Church
Golfene
Rock Island
Joseph Coppock
Wm Bruce’s
Joe
Sidney
Henry Cook
Colombia
St. John
John Bradshaw
Peneville
Laveoch Nickelgon
Minter Nourwan
Newana
Clark Buek
Iowa
Charles Trogden
Willem Rehcreft
Seymour, Iowa
Sid Shattor
This
Everet Farnsworth
D Wilson
Iuke
James Voore
Addie Hem
Aiotier
Mary Corposun
Orledaiin Welle
Hervey
Walter
Scuayier
Walter Ia
Chapel Academy
Rogue
West Liberty
Cerilla Roberts
Hurley Smiley
Wm Housera
Eliza Blanchard
St Clair
Medicine Man
Mr Roberts
Inverne
Lemonville
Woodmen and Brotherhood
Davis
Green City
John Worts
Singleton
Fairview
Axley McKay
Geo. Taylor
Lorenzo Jones
Farmers Store
SBS
Weatherford Milling Co
Stout Building
J. H. Kelley
the Mar
Haynes & Smith
Proprietors
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Ameer Ee Ene
Europe
Tavora
D. W. Pollock
H. Wentworth
Martin
A. Caahley
A. Bouman
B. Navy
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