Quarantine Measures and Fourth of July Ban In Putnam County
At a June 22 1901 Putnam County Board of Health meeting in Unionville Missouri Peter and Noah Richmond were ordered returned to Mendota for smallpox quarantine after leaving exposure areas. The board urged strict enforcement and prohibited public Fourth of July celebrations east of range 20. Also Unionville Aldermen amended Section 180 to levy five dollars per day for swings platforms ball rooms stands and refreshments. H L Harumay mayor signed. Attest Cragence Conner.
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Putnam County Board of Health
Unionville
Putnam County
Missouri
Peter Richmond
Noah Richmond
Mendota
Mendo
Mendots
Z. T. Brayrorn
A. G.burry
Board of Aldermen
Executor's Notice of Administration for Samuel Dye
Notice is hereby given that Letters of Administration on the estate of Samuel Dye deceased were granted to the undersigned on the day of May 1961 by the Probate Court of Putnam County. Levi Dye, Executor.
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Samuel Dye
Put‘dam
Levi Dx
Probate notice for Scott Coleman estate in Putnam County
Letters of administration granted May 31 1901 by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri to ud C H Lewis administrator. All persons with claims must Exhibit them within one year and be barred after two years from this publication. May 1 1901.
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Scott Coleman
Putnam County
Missour
Sali
Ud C. H. Lewis
Endorsement of Certificates From Other Counties
The Board of Education will endorse certificates from other counties if the applicant proves good moral character and attendance at our institute, with an institute fee of $1.50 unless a certificate is held for the same year. Overwott, Co. School Com.
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Board of Education
Saturday Storm Hits Local Area Pounds Trees and Buildings
A severe storm struck around 5 30 p m Saturday causing heavy wind damage. Lightning struck the flag pole at the north ward school house and shattered shingles while another bolt shattered glass at the southeast corner brick building. Reports say livestock losses from lightning were extensive with A M Worley east of town losing five cattle without insurance.
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A.M. Worley
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Offer Relief
Biliousness described as digestive disturbance with stomach weakness and liver torpor. The text promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to ease symptoms and restore appetite, claiming they tone the liver and regulate bowels. Sold by Noah Martin, Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Noah Martin
Petition to Halt Gallatin Band Concerts Sparks Stated Morals Debate
The North Missourian notes Gallatin residents circulating a petition to end weekly band concerts, claiming the music fosters frivolity and nesting parties harmful to youths. The Milan Republican quips that critics miss the real issue and jokes about Editor Harrison becoming poetical after hearing the band.
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North Missourian
Gallatin
Harrison
Milan
Kansas City Convention Breaks with Democrats Over Election Laws
A Kansas City convention of former Democrats resolved to quit the party and condemn election laws. Speakers, including Meriwether, urged honest elections, fair ballots, and abolition of police armies for primaries. The group aligned with Bryan, denouncing state imperialism and ballot-tampering in St. Louis.
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Kansas City
Thad
Waition
Mossaceactive
Meriiwether
Siast
I. Virough
Secon
Bryan
Meriwether
Missouri
Russia
St. Louis
Hades
Democratic Arity Authority
Globe Democrat
Teething Remedy Praised by Texas Official in 1901
A 1901 endorsement from D. H. Hardy Secretary of State Austin Texas praises a teething remedy. The rep says the product opened teeth, began improving within 24 hours and continued to benefit his children beyond teething. He recommends it to mothers and keeps it in use.
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Nedus
Colonial Fights and Fighters in Brady's New War History
McClure, Phillips & Co plan Colonial Fights and Fighters by Cyrus Townsend Brady for autumn release. The publisher emphasizes illustrations from a Philadelphia collection, including a Washington portrait at age twenty five and rare contemporary prints. Reproductions from Gibbs and other artists plus maps will enhance the handbook on colonial wars.
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Cyrus Townsend Brady
McClure, Phillips & Co
Washington
Fort Duquesse
Gibbs
McClure
Mr. Brady
Mapa
Great South American Kidney Cure advertised relief in six hours
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. It promises rapid relief for pain and urinary retention in men and women. Sold by L. H. Howard, Druggist, Unionville, MA.
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L. H. Howard
Unionville
Enormous Hail Stones Rattle Princeton Market and Farms
A June thunderstorm in Princeton Missouri dropped hail stones up to fourteen inches around, weighing eight to twelve ounces. The storm lasted ten minutes, breaking glass, killing livestock, and destroying fruit and crops, cutting rural phone lines and sparking a panic.
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Princeton
Peruna Praised By Women For Catarrh Relief
In letters from Clayton Illinois and Chicago Illinois women report Peruna curing catarrh and restoring health. Anna Carsten says she would have been dead without Peruna and has not used medicine months. Roxa Tyler commends Peruna for renewed vigor after weakness. Physicians note mucous lining sensitivity in catarrh and Peruna is claimed to cure catarrh wherever located. Free catarrh book offered by Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio.
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Anna Carsten
Clayton
Ill
Ice Cream Sale At Ellis Building Saturday
Powersville reports a ladies ice cream sale at Ellis' new building on Saturday June 29 from 2 PM until late. Proceeds will fund church activities.
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Ellis
Examination results for teachers on June 28 and 22
The record notes 42 teachers took the examination. Three firsts went to C. F. Day, H. M. Colling and J. D. VanBuskirk. One second place to Samuel Griffin. Seven thirds earned by J. Ledford, A. E. Swiger, Mary J. Lea, H. K. Ellis, Kate Studebaker, J. Hickman and Claudia Shelton. Two failed and the remainder took only part of the exam.
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C.F. Day
M. Colling
J. D. VanBuskirk
Samuel Griffin
J. Ledford
A. E. Swiger
Mary J. Lea
H. K. Ellis
Kate Studebaker
J. &. Hickman
Claudia Shelton
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief
Norris Silver of North Stratford NH credits One Minute Cough Cure with curing his stubborn cough. Noah Martin, a local druggist, endorses the product as safe and sure, noting it has helped thousands who tried it.
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Norris Silver
North Stratford
N. H
Noah Martin
Pickering School Month Report Ends June Fourteenth
The Pickering school reports enrollment of 30 and average daily attendance of 20 for the month ending June 14. Several students named across lists show perfect or near perfect attendance while the first seven present every day include Fowler Willett Raney and Nichols. The school closed Friday with no litraphy program, afternoon spent in ciphering and spelling, and a generally satisfactory appraisal by those present.
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Pickering School
Daisy Raney
Dollie Raney
Minnie Raney
Zippie Woodard
Maud Willett
Fannie Fowler
Hulda Pickering
Maud Pickering
Jesse Pickering
Martha Dye
Hannah Dye
Artie Morrow
Mandy Morrow
Birdie Nichols
Gladys Triplett
Fannie Woodard
Myrtle Morrow
Ethel Barnhouse
Quick Relief for Asthma from Foley's Honey and Doze
Parsons Kans resident Miss Maud Dickens reports eight years of asthma with frequent attacks ended after using Foley's Honey and Tar. She notes immediate relief and urges others to try the remedy as prescribed by country doctors.
Health concerns halt major local celebration planning
The article notes several smalilpox cases in the past weeks and the board postpones or scales back a large planned celebration to protect public health. Citizens are urged to prioritize safety as officials address the outbreak and its impact on events across the community.
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Lucero
Mendota Small-Pox Situation Improves Says Doctor
Dr Berry reports the small pox situation at Mendota is improving with no new cases in days. He deems it safe for anyone to travel there for business after vaccination.
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Preek
Berry
Mendota
Opening of Kiowa and Wichita Reservations in Oklahoma
National readers report imminent opening of the Kiowa and Wichita lands in Oklahoma Territory. Lottery likely decides claimants with about one in six success. August 6th or 8th set for opening. Putnam county residents and Unionville parties plan to join the procession of home seekers, including E O Lemen Clarence Davidson J Allen Smith Elmer Gasady and others.
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Kiowa
Wichita
Oklahoma
South
Aaar
Gover
Putnam County
Unionville
E. O. Lemen
Clarence Davidson
J. Allen Smith
Elmer Gasady
Residence saved by Acme Lightning Arrester during storm
O Underwood of Unionville Massachusetts reports lightning struck a chimney during an electrical storm on Friday the 21st. The Acme Lightning Arrester conducted the current to ground preventing destruction of the residence and melting a telephone wire in two. June 24.
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Acme
Ae . O. Underwood
Unionville
Supposed Dead Revives in Nashville
Christina Winheckie age 17 daughter of a Pole near Nashville Illinois appeared dead after a lingering illness. The family prepared for funeral, placed her body in a basket, and relatives kept vigil Saturday and Monday night. At 2 AM Tuesday she awoke from a trance and improved beyond weeks prior.
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Nashville
Christina Winheckie
Candito
Local resident makes $50,000 gift to Tarkio College
David Rankin of Tarkio Mo gives $50,000 to Tarkio College and pledges to match all donations received in the next year up to $5,000. The offer surprises the college’s supporters and could spur endowment fundraising from longtime friends.
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Kio
David Rankin
Tarkio College
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No clear headline found from historical fragment
The readable text appears to be a fragmented advertisement or medical claim about Herbine and nourishment. It mentions a price of 50 cents and a person named Noah Martin, but the context is unclear and no distinct event or outcome can be established.
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Noah Martin
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