Real Estate Transfers Reported in Missouri and Iowa Townships
A series of deed transfers listed from Geo. 8. Shibley to Neal Mullins and others across Unionville Livonia Lucerne and surrounding areas detailing conveyed parcels, ownership changes, and purchase prices ranging from 500 to 4800 dollars. Notable moves include Ellen Thompson acquiring Lot 4 Block 15 Livonia and multiple wife and husband transfers in townships 21 65 18 and 30 67 19.
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Missouri and
Iowa
Robert S England
Elmer H. England
Mae England
Ira Triplett
Erna Jarman
Unionville
John W Gordon
Alvin P Harris
Alva P. Harris
Wesley Harris
Napoleon B. Fenton
Orinda Eddy
Farmers Bank of Lucerne
Bank of Lucerne
Lucerne
ER. L. Sharp
David L
Clara M. Clark
Indigestion Relief Promoted With Mina Prescription
The article praises Mina as the best indigestión remedy sold by druggists including L. H. Howard, promising to strengthen the stomach and cure indigestion with a money back guarantee. It also mentions Booth's Pils for liver and bowels and notes a Kansas City murder case involving Judge Latshaw and a new trial.
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L. H. Howard
Mina
gBooth
Latshiw
Railway Gardens Hit by Unionville Civic League Initiative
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes shifting view of railways from necessary evils to beautified stations. It highlights railroad gardens, seed distributions, and the Canadian Pacific’s 2900 gardens. The Ladies Civic League Club of Unionville funds a depot park to spur Burlington Route improvements.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pennsylvania
Reading
Boston & Albany
Canadian Pacific
Ladies Civic League Club
Unionville
Burlington
What a Great Man Said to the Great American People
An ad touts Parisian Sage hair tonic by L. H. Howard. It claims the product cures dandruff, stops hair loss, and strengthens hair roots, with a 50 cent bottle price and a money back guarantee if claims fail.
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L. H. Howard Gells
Local residents noted in town and visiting neighbors
Passengers and townsfolk are listed with visits and trips to Unionville Pollock Oklahoma Green City Anstonville and Chicago along with church services and outings. Names include J H Natthew Cora Guifey Ocie Keene Mrs W H Schnelle Eva Hackney Sylvia Schnelle Ira Morlan J B Guffey and many others.
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J. H. Natthew
Cora Guiféy
Ocie Keene
W. H. Schnelle
Unionville
J. A. Chappell
Oklahoma
Eva Hackney
Pollock
L Matthew
Unions
Lonie E. Hackley
Lee Lemen
Green City
Asister
F. M. Dodson
Sidney Weather Update and Family Visit Notes
Fragmentary notes mention Sidney weather and a family visit by Nellie and Reonards. References include Jim Cipokesane, Ming Eataliga, and Deen working for Miktos of Sanders. Saturday activity and a vague employment detail appear amid unclear phrases and names.
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Jim Cipokesane
Cis
John Jerks
Eataliga
Miktos of
Sanders
Coffeyville Kin Visit Relatives This Week
Mrs Bell Thomas and her teenage daughter from Coffeyville Kansas visit her brother Jim Butler and other relatives this week, spending several days with the family.
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Hwath
Rs. Bell Thomas
Fiftlé
Coffeyville
Kansas
Jim Butler
Brighten Home with Perram FapE LEAs on DEA
Fragmentary note promotes brightening interiors by adding Perram FapE LEAs on DEA as an easy to use home decor item.
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DEA
Coal weighing at No. 2 mine and local notes
William Peppers weighs coal at No. 2 mine while Ed Martin serves as check weighman. Mrs. Anderson McKinley and son visited Kirksville relatives. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Ketcham on Monday June 6. George Fisher of Centerville was in town. Children’s Day was observed. The mines are running steadily and drills were fine. Mira Anna Estep of Unionville visiting here. BH and W D Ketcham are in Burlington. Readers are advised of a local eye salve claim for sore eyes with a 25 cent price.
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William Peppers
Anderson McKinley
Kirksville
Ernest Ketcham
Ed Martin
George Fisher
Centerville
Chi-Namel varnish ad promises bright homes and brides
The ad recalls old sweethearts and praises Chi-Namel as a bright durable varnish for home use. It claims the product comes in many colors and sizes and is sold by L. H. Howard.
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Mollie
Margaret
Ruth
May
L. H. Howard
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Promise Refund
If you are not satisfied after using two thirds of a bottle you can have your money back. The tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach improve digestion regulate the bowels. Give them a trial and get well. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Ina Johnson in Insonville
Mrs Ina Johnson of Insonville was surprised Saturday June 12 by her daughters Mrs John Rose and family Mr and Mrs Bless Cooley and children and her sister Mrs Will Mullenix of Grays Ville. They met at noon with well filled baskets to celebrate her 59th birthday and departed in the evening wishing mother many more and happy birthdays.
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Ina Johnson
Insonville
John Rose
Bless Cooley
Will Mullenix
Grays Ville
Mother
Kidney Remedy Warns Against Neglecting Health
C J Budlong of Washington Rhode Island recounts kidney trouble that ran in his family and credits Foley's Kidney Remedy with a full recovery after four bottles. He warns others not to neglect kidney health and act before it is too late.
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C.J Budlong
Washington
R.I
Foley
Noah Martin
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