Peruna Proclaimed Internal Catarrh Remedy By Satisfied Users
A sweep of testimonials from Blanche Myers and others in Kansas City Pittsford Morrisville Burlington and New York extol Peruna as an effective cure for catarrh. Readers are urged to write Dr. Hartman for free advice if results aren’t prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Myers
Peruna
Hattie Becker
H. Henry Powers
Vermont
Morrisville
Henry Powers
John H. Gear
United States
Iowa
O. Fisher
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
The Democrat Ring and a Pardon Tale at the Opera House
A Tennessee governor faces a plea from an old mammy for her husband's pardon amid hunger and ham politics. The piece contrasts county court intrigue with a staged drama An Enemy To The Queen at Hays Opera House featuring John Arthur's performance and theater details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Taylor
Igho
Marie Bob
Pat
Jim
Morse
Marie
Bob
Towns Face Unclear Lake County Beer Proposal
Fragmentary notes mention Lowell and Lake County with references to beer. The unreadable text hints at a local regulatory or registration context, but details are missing to confirm a formal action or outcome.
New Officers Named by Local Churches and A R G A R Post
Sunday night elections at the U P S S G U Society of the Christian church chose C J Muller as President Harry Child as Vice President Guy Hunter as Recording Secretary Frank Weston as Corresponding Secretary Grace Smith as Treasurer Mrs J A Brown as Organist Nellie Smith as Assistant Willie Walters as Chorister. Christian Church Sunday School elected H Child as Superintendent M Applegate as Asst Supt W Freed as Secretary Nellie Riggs as Asst Sec Bertha Cook as Treasurer Alma Jones as Organist Garnet Gardner as Asst Librarian F Weston as Librarian. Thos G Wade Post No 55 Dept of Mo G A R named A J Bennett as S V C R L Gray J V C C G Davis Q M D L Cook Surg H Earhart Chap R M Brasfield O D Ed Wylde O G Charles Kelley Delegate Jacob Garver Alternate EB L Gray Adjt J B Harper as officers for 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P. S&s. GU. E. Society of the Christian Church
C. J. Muller
Harry Child
Guy Hunter
Frank Weston
Grace Smith
J. A. Brown
Nellie Smith
Willie Walters
Christian Church Sunday School
H. Child
H. M. Applegate
W. J. Freed
T. Sec’y
Nellie Riggs
Bertha Cook
Alma Jones
Ase’t
Garnet Gardner
Mrs. Reinig
T. B. F. Creason
F. Weston
Thos. G. Wade
Dept. of
A. J. Bennett
S. V.C
R. L. Gray
C. G. Davis
Q. M
D. L. Cook
H. Earhart
R.M. Brasfield
O. D
Ed. Wylde
O. G
Charles Kelley
Jacob Garver
EB. L. Gray
J .B. Harper
Levi Clark 87 Dead in Sherman Township Missouri
Levi Clark died at his home in Sherman township Putnam County Missouri on Friday December 2 1991 aged 87 years 2 months 6 days Funeral services were held at the house on Saturday December 21 and burial followed in Genoa cemetery He was born October 14 in central New York State and lived in Indiana before moving to Missouri in 1852 He married Levina Dunn in 1842 and Lucinda Carter in 1877 He joined the Christian church in Clinton County Indiana at age 26 and remained in the faith His survivors include five children Nancy J Decia Ann William L George E and Thomas F Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shermen
Putnam Co. Mo
Levi Clark
Genoa
New York State
Indiana
Decatur County
Levi
Manhood
Decature County
Clinton County
Levina Dunn
Missouri
Nancy J
Decia Ann
William L
George E
Thomas F. Clark
Lucinda Carter
Christian Church
Parson Parrish Marries in Kirksville Holiday Reception
Geo James of Columbia Law School returns home for Christmas and ventures into a new practice. Miss Lizzie Howard of Sayer Oklahoma marries Dr. I N Parrish of this city on December 21 1901. A reception at Yoakem House followed with about fifty guests welcoming Mrs Parish to her new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne Standard
Geo James
Columbia Law School
George
van Dyke Board
Rose Wells
Annie Vincent
Kirksville Normal
Fred McGer
Des Moines
I. N. Parrish
Lizzie Howard
Sayer
Oklahoma
Postmaster General denies advance payment only rule for subscriptions
Washington clarification debunks talk that the Post Office would end all prepaid newspaper and periodical subscriptions. The Postmaster General explains no such ruling exists and that inquiries stem from a Third Assistant’s New York case. He warns publishers against alarmist circulars and premiums tied to illegitimate practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Washington
Washington, DC
New York
Chicago
Losey says he has quit drinking and seeks public support
J S Losey city marshal argues in a card that he has taken his last drink and asks for public belief in his pledge. He hints about Tu-Re yr BLicann editors and faces pressure to resign if reform is not shown at tonight's connect meeting, with the council urged to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J S. Losey
Tu -Reyr Blicann
Losey
City Marshall
Connect
Tuz
Wiggam Headlines Unionville Lecture on Dollars and Sense
Albert Edward Wiggam appeared as second attraction on the Unionville Lecture Course Monday night delivering Dollars and Sense. The fluent speaker mixed rhetoric logic and humor, charming the audience with legends and a tribute to President McKinley, promising future success on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Wiggam
Unionville
Wiggam
McKinley
Christmas Gifts for Pollock Family
DP Pollock and his wife of St John gave each of their six children 500 dollars in cash and a new suit worth 40 dollars on Christmas Day. L0 and W H of this place were surprised and thankful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pollock
St. John
W. H
Powertville
New Year Greeting From The Republica
The Republican on the first day of the new year congratulates readers on welfare happiness and prosperity. It wishes few sorrows many joys and fortune for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Marriage Licenses and Ages in Powersville and Nearby Towns
List of individuals with marriage license details including names, ages, and towns such as Powersville Unionville Chapel Rosewood and Brownlog. Entries show ages mostly in the teens to thirties with spouses paired, indicating recent license issuances across several communities.
Slayton Stock Company at Delavan Opera House
The Slayton New York Stock Company supporting John Arthur presented Victor Hugo's An Enemy to the Queen at the Delavan Opera House Tuesday night to a medium sized audience. The production was a brilliant artistic success with Arthur performing with artistic depth and strong support. Elaborate scenery and costumes enhanced the pretty stage settings. Next Monday night at Hays Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delavan Times-Press
Delavan
Ills
Hays Opera House
Death of Mrs. Laffoon Near Esper
A telephone message to THz Kerr sn CAN this morning announces the death at her home near Esper of Mrs. Laffoon. She was a widow and mother of several grown children and sister of Mrs. Alonzo Worley. No cause of death given.
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Thz
Kerr Sn
Laffoon
Esper
Mra
Alonzo Worley
Strayed or Stolen Setter Dog With License Tag 91
White and black setter dog missing or stolen with leather collar and license tag number 91. A reward is offered for information. Contact St. T. Stour in Unionville, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. T. Stour
Unionville
Marriage Licenses Granted in the County Last Year
The county issued 157 marriage licenses in the just closed year, compared with 166 in 1900 and 188 in 1899. The marriageable population appears to be gradually leaving the nation.
Arrears Notice From Concer and Martin
A concise reminder asks readers to check the paper’s tag and contact Concer and Martin if they are in arrears and must settle up. The notice asks for prompt payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concer & Martin
Slayton Stock Company Delivers Notable Queen Play At Hillsboro
The Slayton Stock Company led by John Arthur in An Enemy To The Queen earned high praise for acting and quick character shifts as Don Caesar de Bazan and Ruy Blas. Chas Pannierre and the troupe held audience attention with fine costumes and impressive scenery at Hay's Opera House ahead of a January 6 performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro Journal
Hillsboro
Slayton Stock Company
John Arthur
Don Caesar de Bazan
Ruy Blaz
Hay’s Opera House
New Year's Bargains at Local Market Stand
Bargain list includes canned corn at 90c a dozen, tea dust, dried peaches, cranberries, seeded raisins, and canned tobacco options. Offers promote bargain pricing per pound or per package with values like 5c per pound for corn, 25c for big gun tobacco and 75c for cannon ball tobacco.
A Most Literal Offer For Farmers
A promotional note urges farmers to subscribe to four papers The Live Stock Indicator The Poultry Farmer and Special Farmers Institute Editions plus the newspaper itself at a combined price of $1.25 for one year. The offer claims superiority and urges quick action with in-office samples available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
West
Southwest
City Halts Water Supply For All Consumers
The city shut off the water last Thursday at 7 PM after weeks of dwindling supply. Remaining water in the lake is reserved for steam at the power house and for fire protection.
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Mise Blanche Myers
Penn Street
Kansas City
Ageberuns
Peruia
Perris
Peruana
Mary Cook
Pittsford, N. Y
Miss Blanche Myers
Mrs. Mary Cook
Democrat
Opera House
Arthur
Ray Blas
Don Caesar
Hays Drug Store
Iytown Point Register
Crown Point
Lowell
Lake County
Dee
Willard B
Doman
Powersville
Jon F. Miller
Mendota
Maggie A. Evans
Thos. L Hamlett
Katie M. Haas
Pearl C. Speak
Chapel
Rebecca E. Miller
William AC. McClaskey
Rosewood
Ada Rice
Charley D. Wilson
John Arthur Co
Rarmers Store
Grocery Department
Thomas Block
J. W. Patterson
Elys Creara
ELY Bros
Iren Street, New York
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