Peruna Endorsed by Ottawa Woman in Free Advice Offer
Mrs Joseph Lacelle of Ottawa East says Peruna cured her nine months of backache headaches and dragging pains and kept her pain free for a year. Dr Hartman offers to direct treatment of female catarrhal diseases at no charge during the summer. applications to The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
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Mia
Joseph Lacelle
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
Peruna
Hartman
Boodle scandal grows with confessions before grand jury
John A. Lee testified of receiving 750 from the American Tobacco Co for a campaign fund and 1000 from the sugar trust to write on sugar as a lobby against a cigarette bill. Richard B. Speed confessed paying 800 to Senator Lyons for votes against a coal oil inspector bill. Other witnesses referenced bribery among legislators and lobbyists in Missouri.
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Gide-Democrat
John A. Lee
Circuit
Folk
American Tobacco Company
Lee
Sugar Trust
Grand Jury
Richard B Speed
St. Louis
Nevada
W. F Lyons
Kansas City
Mr Speed
Speed
Saf
Sam Brook
Gov Stephens
Lyons
Planters
Capitol Bribery Claims Taint Senate Debates
The report states lawmakers left the capitol in disgust after measures failed and notes a doodle agent appointed by the senate combine arrived to solicit a bribe. The agent pressed to sell the vote and influence of those he claimed to represent.
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Senate
Advertising Pays Off In Unionville Sale Boom
Miller and Wentworth bought baggies with cash at low prices and offered them in a special sale well below regular value. The Republican reports steady results: 12 buggies sold June 18, 25 on June 20, and four to six buggies daily for two weeks. The strategy delivered on its promises and drew customers.
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Unionville
Miller & Wentworth
Unionville Carpenter James A Little Dies At 73
James A Little, a Unionville resident and Civil War veteran who served under General Grant, died at his home 627 Cecil Avenue at 2 PM. He fought in thirty two battles and belonged to the A R, A O U W, and Penn Valley lodge of Masons. Survived by widow and five children, funeral at 2 PM from the family residence, burial at Elmwood Cemetery.
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James A Little
Cecil Avenue
Little
General Grant
A R
A O. U W
Penn Valley Lodge of Masons
Mary Prowder
Jons
Mack Baily
Will
Logan
George Little
Kansas City
Elmwood Cemetery
Fireworks Ordinance Cited In Unionville Control
City officials call attention to section 127 of Unionville ordinances prohibiting firing or discharging firecrackers sky rockets Roman candles or other explosives within corporate limits. The Mayor may suspend enforcement on public occasions.
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Unionville
City Marshal Impeachment Testimony Ends in City
Evidence in the impeachment case against City Marshal J. Losey concluded late last night. The city council passed a unanimous resolution urging the Mayor to declare the office vacant and Mayor Caffee issued the order. A special election will fill the unexpired term ending in April 1904, with Special Policeman Schooler enforcing law in the interim.
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J. Losey
Caffee
Schooler
Meetings at Baptist church gain power with many conversions
The Baptist church services continue with strong impact. Ten were converted Monday night and six Tuesday night. Bro Hunt preaches with power and many former hardhearted hear the word. Mrs Hunt helps by word and song. Eighty four joined the church, seventy seven by conversion and seven by letter. Meetings continue indefinitely. W.
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The
Baptist Church
Bro. Hunt
Ein
Appanoose Republicans Back Swanson for State Senator
Centerville June 20 Appanoose county Republicans endorsed James H Swanson of Mystic for state senator in the Appanoose Davis district giving the county a majority of delegates. They adopted ringing resolutions for President Roosevelt and endorsing Governor Cummins for renomination.
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Centerville
Appanoose County
James H. Swanson
Mystic
Appanoose- Davis
Appanooes County
Roosevelt
Cdmmins
Brandon Case Pleads Guilty in Forgery and Theft
Brandon, formerly of Milan, pleaded guilty to forgery in a case tied to a 1900 Unionville loan and a $184 note signed Frank Collins. He was sentenced by Judge Stepp to two years at Jefferson City, with $200 in costs and witness fees, the cow theft charge dropped. Prosecuting Attorney Frank D. Goul led the state in a defense by A. G Knight and Bingham of Milan.
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Trental
Tribunei
Frank Brandon
Potpam
Priegb
Twesday
Stepp
Jefferson City
Brandon
Milan
Putnam County
Unionville
J. O. Banner
Frank Collins
Banner
A. G Knight
Bingham
Knight
Frank D. Goul
Lee T. Robison
Notice of Lease Noncompliance and Lands in Putnam County
Chariton Missouri June 22 1908 notice from Manufactures Coal and Coke Company and successors. They inform lessee Basid Company to begin work on lands in sections 25 26 35 36 township 67 range 17 Putnam county Missouri by January 10 1902. The time has expired unless work starts immediately as per agreement. Signatories Albert Farhart J H Matthews Co L Durbin Charley Traxlee. Marriage licenses.
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Chariton
Coal and Coke Company
Kaneass City
Putnam County
Basid Company
Albert Farhart
J H. Matthews
L. Durbin
Charley Traxlee
Decoration Day date in New York area proposal
Niagara Falls June 19 The state G A B encampment adopts a resolution urging the national department to move Decoration Day to the last Sunday in May or the first Sunday in June to prevent sport holidays. A separate comic scene and market note about Armour seeking poultry pickups appear in the text.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
National Department
Powersville Village School District Seeks Principal
Notice to teachers announces Powersville Village School District will meet on July 6 1903 to consider applications for principal position. School terms eight months three rooms. applicants must submit monthly price to J W Bowen Clerk Poweraville Mo. Eleven letters are worth a sack of White as Snow.
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Powersville Village
Bowen
Poweraville
Weatherford
Douglas School Term Report April to June
The term report covers Douglas school from April 6 to June 12 with enrollment 37 and average daily attendance 29. It lists a long achievement roster with names and scores including Arthur Odam 97, Sylvia Longhead 100, Eva Baggs 99, Myri Baggs 93, Walter Mowrer 96, and many Bradshaw, Guffey, and Sheely family members. Frep Patrick, Teacher.
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Douglas School
Arthur Odam
Bred Caller
Alga Bradshaw
Sylvia Longhead
Erma Sheely
Wilber Odlam
Anna Wallace
Winnie Guffey
Everett Good
Myri Baggs
Roxie Good
Hasel Bradshaw
Lillie Loughead
Pearl Loughead
Myrtle Culler
Glen Bradshaw
Jenie Brandon
Marjory Noe
Laura Good
Eva Baggs
Nellie Mowrer
Era Brandon
Don Bradshaw
Mabel Good
Elbert Bradshaw
Merrick Sheely
Mabel Noel
Blanchie Guffey
Verlan Bradshaw
Neal Culler
Elma Bradshaw
Jessie Hunter
Walter Mowrer
Emory Sheely
Isel Honour
Roth Noel
Elsie Henaly
Frep Patrick
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