Woman's Health Claim for Kidney Trouble Cure
Mrs Louise M Gibson of Chicago reports Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her kidney and related symptoms after two years of illness. She says eight to ten bottles plus pills restored health and youthfulness. The ad invites confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Louise M. Gibson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mars
Louise Greson
Langley Ave
Chicago
Ill
Local Unionville Program for February Convention
A detailed two day program at the Christian Church Unionville Missouri lists multiple sessions on February 5th and 6th 1902 with devotional exercises, addresses by Rev A P George Rev E Allan Boyd Rev BF Creason Rev Cresson and Rev powers plus music, children's departments, elections of officers and social greetings scheduled throughout the day and evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Unionville
Missouri
Iles
E. Allan Boyd
A. P. George
F. H. Wentworth
A. McKay
Mra
B. Walton
BF Creason
Laura Davidson
Powers
R. F. Little
J. B. Harper
M. Alexander
Lewis
Sulo
David Demundrum
Florence Ithelm
J. W. Stewart
Louisa Stout
Carder
Trustee's Sale Notice of Putnam County Missouri
Deed of Trust dated August 21 1897 secures a debt on property in Unionville Missouri described as part of the southeast quarter section 35 township 66 range 19. Default prompts public sale at the courthouse Unionville on March 5 1992 between 10 am and 5 pm to satisfy the debt and sale costs.
Windowed barn loft boosts storage and ventilation
An Ohio Tribune feature explains adding a roof window and a front dormer to barns to create a usable second story loft for hay and storage. The design improves ventilation and keeps upper spaces light, cooling the lower stock area at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
They Never Complain About Horses and Hog Value
Indiana Farmer argues that horses suffer audible pain under cruelty yet often die unseen in silence. He notes Balaam’s ass as evidence of speech and warns against rushing hogs to market, detailing corn costs, hog weight, and market quality impacts.
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Cies
Balaam
Indiana
Sweat pads and collar fitting tips for shirts
Farm and Fireside advises against sweat pads as they push the collar out of shape. A smooth leather surface works well for shoulders, and soaking the collar followed by pounding any uneven areas yields the best fit. The collar shape greatly influences fit.
Exercise the Brood Mare in Balanced Routine
The brood mare should be regularly exercised but never driven to fatigue. Maintain steady work with rest and monitor condition to avoid overexertion.
Weighing Hay in Stacks Guides Farm Measurements
Farmers should weigh hay at sale or purchase using scales to ensure accuracy. Rules for estimating tonnage in stacks vary, but many factors affect weight. weighings provide more satisfaction and fair market value. Install a platform scale on the farm and maintain it for reliable trade.
Wind vane indicator and lime for sorrel soils
A farmer describes a simple wind vane device read easily from below, noting its non patent status and basic gearing. The piece then explains that lime improves acid upland soils and promotes growth of sorrel followed by clover bluegrass and timothy as the sorrel dries out.
Kootenai Forest Reserve Planned in Montana and Idaho
The Interior Department orders withdrawal of lands in the new Kootenai forest reserve totaling about 1,276,000 acres across Montana and Idaho. The reserve adds to a national total of 47,000,000 acres, most of it high western mountains unsuitable for farming but excellent for cattle and sheep grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Idaho
Kootenai
Department of the Interior
The Sunday School Acts Lesson on Early Salvation
The passage recounts Peter and John teaching Jesus resurrection before the Sanhedrin, their bold defense of faith, and the Sanhedrin’s caution. It explains the roles of Sadducees and Pharisees, the healing of the lame man, and the thrust of salvation through Jesus Christ alone.
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Jesus
Pase
Tras
Ataphas Ara John
Ard Alexarcer
Jerusalem
Peter
E‘ce
Irael
Israel
Nazareth
John
Veter
Annas
John the Baptist
Jes
Home Gold Cure Offered Despite Drunkenness Cure Claims
A Philadelphia firm promotes the Home Gold Cure as a disease antidote for drunkenness. It claims universal, at home cures with discreet administration in tea or coffee, sold for one dollar with full directions and physician advice, sent worldwide by Dept B at 97 Epwin B. Girgs & Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epwin B. Girgs & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
A Liberal Clubbing Offer for Farmers and Readers
A publisher announces a limited time deal offering The Live Stock Indicator The Poultry Farmer and Special Farmers Institute Edition plus local news in one year for 1.25. The package claims wide West and Southwest reach and urges samples be viewed at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
West
Southwest
Notice of Probate Grant in Putnam County Missouri
The estate of Chance deceased in Putnam County Missouri was granted to the undersigned administrator on the 80th day of December 1901. Creditors must exhibit claims within one year after letters were issued or be barred. This notice dated January 4 1902 and signed by Edward E Casaby and A.
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Norice
Lechtere
Putnam County
Missouri
Edward E. Casaby
Trustee's Safe Court Notice of Public Sale
Trustee's sale in Putnam County Missouri on February 8 1904 at the courthouse door to satisfy debt secured by deed of trust recorded 1901. J S Rouse and wife conveyed land described as west half of northwest quarter and southeast quarter of section 34 township 65 range 18 to B H Bee trustee. Sale to pay debt and expenses to the highest bidder cash. H Bonrory trustee.
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George N Stille
L. Belle Stille
Wm. A Goul
Melliasia
Shelton Houl
Ada Goul
Recorder of Deeds
Putnam County
Missouri
B H Bonfcey
Putnam Creat
Unionville
Missour
George N. Stille
J. Belle Stille
A Goul
Mellissia Goul
Shelton L Hoar Goul
B. H. BorFoxy
J. S. Rouse
Anpie Zones
Pj County
B. H. Bee
Suia J.S
Order of Publication in Vacation in Missouri Court
Public notice in Putnam County court in 1901 1902 proceeding against John Jordan non resident to collect delinquent taxes on lands described as northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 23 township 65 range 18. Publication to run weekly in Unionville Republican for at least fifteen days before the April 1902 term. Clerk Martin Coleman certifies true copy.
Vacation notice in Missouri circuit court in 1902
In Putnam County court in vacation the plaintiff John Wamsey files a petition against unknown heirs of Absalom F Hedges and Henry Hess deceased to obtain a decree and vest title to lands described as northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section two in township sixty five range seventeen in Putnam county. Defendants must appear at the next April term or default and judgement will be entered. A copy will be published in HION Vaud ReYouse LIGAN weekly for four weeks. True copy Attest 25 Martin Coleman Clerk.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
Missouri
Arthur Howlett
Willie A. Howlett
Klauk Howlett
Emery M Howlett
Andrew Corbran
Artra
Andrew Cochran
Jay Cochran
James Cochran
Namuel Bland
Samus Blaid
Elijah Howlett
Aard Court
Snd
Jas
Uwls
Thee
stevebDter
Purnam County
Tha
Ba Heann
Ul Ovidle
Safifer
Apewer
Pirsa
Ionville
Puttarm
Martin Coleman
John Wamsey
Absalom F. Hedges
Henry Hesse
Henry Hess
Absalom
Court House
Unionville
Hion Vaud ReYouse Ligan
Said
Patnam County
Hallie Timmons
Ilele
Putnam
Charles
Missour
T. B. Valentine
Clrealt
Chares Howard
C.atke
Charles Howard
Putram
Putnam Copp
Ronga Saver
Wissouri
Nawansper Published
Puliai
Circuit Court of
Martin Caney
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Trustee’s Safe
Rollie Timmons
Putham County
Jordan
Miston
Tea Valentine
Circuit Coney
John Omen
Anid
John Jordan
Cincuit Court of
Forerest Bergem
Putenam County
Unionville Republican & Weekly
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