Esper Child Die From Spinal Disease
Esper, a child, died from a spinal disease. August Wessel sold 43 acres to 43eo Fowler for 800 dollars. Seven persons were baptized at Patty mill last week. The Watheson family sold their 143 acre farm to August Wessel. Al Smith avoided a house fire with help from passersby. Mrs Grace Berry wife of Lew Berry died Friday and was buried at Thompson graveyard. Petty school closed Saturday with Miss Lucinda Banger as teacher. District patrons enjoyed baskets at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Wessel
Fowler
Patty Mill
Watheson Hs
Lafe Shelton
Sieing Shelton
al. Smith
Grace Berry
Lew Berry
Thompson Grave
Petty
Lucinda Banger
Grip recoveries and local notes from Monitor Indiana area
Local items report Mrs. E I Masters using Dr Miles Nervine and Pills for grip symptoms. Wm Alexander’s baby improves. Mt Vernon school closed Friday. Henry Bramant still poorly. J D Noland recovering. Barn Noland to commence next week. Bridges damaged on Wadkins road after March first incident. W H Alexander narrowly escapes injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spy
Maddy
Alexander
Mt. Vernon
Henry Bramant
J. D. Noland
Noland
Ips
Swiger
Smith
Geo. Morrison
Oklahoma
Kemp's Balsam Offers Remedy for the Grippe
Kemp's Balsam is advertised as a remedy for grip and lung throat relief. It claims to prevent pneumonia by keeping the cough loose and lungs inflamed free, urging readers to keep on hand for immediate use. Sold by druggists at 25c and 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renp
May notes from our village district
May items report Mordica Fowler digging a well Geo Shipley visiting Queen City Albert Johnson moved on his fathers farm Shelby Collings moved on Finis Hodges farm Doc Feater moved on Wm Mallenix farm Peter Shipley offering summer hats for ladies Wm Seay moved east of Kirksville Edward Jones to work for Frank Fetchling this summer Shelby Collins employed to teach spring school Samuel Casady visited Unionville to see son Wm Peter Morgan bought a house and lot and will move soon Mr Coulver of Kentucky moved on Wes Casady farm Elder Thomas of Avalon held quarterly meeting here last weekend Alva Casady of near Unionville visiting relatives nearby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mordica Fowler
Geo. Shipley
Queen City
Albert Johnson
Doc. Feater
Mallenix Farm
Peter Shipley
Shelby Collins
Samuel Casady
Unionville
Peter Morgan
Local Social and Political Notes From Gibbs County
Rev Tyler and wife of Gibbs Missouri attended a church event Saturday and Sunday. Elders Grinnell and Wallace plan a quarterly meeting next Saturday and Sunday. Edward and John Franklin of Wiene gan Missouri visited their uncle James Hurley last week. Miss Alice Collins and J Cullum wed Wednesday. Roy Casady campaigns for assessor promising capable service and votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Gibbs, Mo
This Place
Grinnell
Wallace
Edward
John Franklin
Wienegan
James Hurley
Alice Collins
J. Cullum
Roy Casady
Recoveries From GriDP Mrs Masters Cures at Monitor
Mrs FE I Masters of Monitor Indiana reports recovery after using Dr Miles Nervine and Pills to cure after effects of gap. The account notes relief following treatment and references the household remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. Masters
Monitor
Indi
FE. I. Masters
Ind
Dr. Miles
Weather and farm notes from High View week
Winter weather arrives with rough roads and general farm reports. Sagas of hog prices five cents, farm movements by Lem Olinger and Arthur Miller, crop and cattle conditions steady, plus a Woodmen entertainment planned and the twentieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charley Harris celebrated with a splendid time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemonville
Charley Harris
Ant Diuretic Ad Sparks Contagious Health Promise
An old advertisement touts Dr E Detchon’s Ant Diuretic promising relief for bed wetting and claims value beyond a $100 investment. It asserts quick control of the condition and lists L H Howard as the Unionville Mo druggist seller.
Local notices report illnesses and community events
Dr Cozad treated four pneumonia cases among the Kelly family last week. Professor Thornburgh of Unionville visited Wm Bowen's family. Jesse Palmer suffered a back catch and remains unable to walk. Wm Arnold left home for Mendota for health reasons. Mrs A Rosen's rheumatism shows no improvement. Mrs John Howry ill with chills and confined to home. Ellig moved to his father's farm. Charley Runnels to Ellice Miss Mattie Scott taught Metienville school with an exhibit. Schoolhouse filled. meeting series at Powersville U B church and local progress with about 60 conversions by Saturday night. U B and Methodist conduct ongoing services with times listed. A few local young men used coarse language Saturday night. community and law enforcement urged to curb it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bane Starkes
Irene Putnam
A. Rosen
Sam Lowe
Sid
Joe Rud
Ray Rash
Henry Callison
Dr. Cozad
Unionville
Professor Thornburgh
Wm. Bowen
Jesse Palmer
Wm Arnold
Mendota
Y. Ellig
Charles Rowan
Charley Runnels
Ellice
Mattie Scott
Metienville
U. B
Powersville
Methodist
Cracker Diet Helps Woman After Stomach Illness
Mrs J Lindsey of Monrose Minnesota reports recovering from grip with crackers and milk. She credits Dr Miles Nervine and Pain Pills for ending the trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Nervine
Pain Pilla
Local Notes and Short News From Chariton Area
A collage of community items includes Hart losing a yearling steer with black leg, Jarvis White selling fruit trees, Ryla Speak and Charley Porter planning summer work in Iown, Musgrove Bros selling steers to John Burgy of Coatsville, and the U. B. church meeting at Graysville on the 9th. John Farnsworth had stovewood sawed by his brother Eli, Mrs. Fannie Ulrick visiting Unionville, Willard McConnell planning a new house, s.O Weat invoicing goods at Plano for ten days, six thousand dollars in sales at that location in the last year, Mrs. Elizabeth Frederick bedridden with possible gangrene but improving, a birthday dinner for Bennet West on March 1 with Rev. E. T. Wallace in attendance, Charley Durbin’s large appetite, and Mr. West receiving a chair as a gift. Also notes on Mr. West’s health decline from grip and a testimonial for Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine from Mrs. Jobo Wollet of Jefferson Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis White
Ryla Speak
Charley Porter
Musgrove Bros
John Burgy
Coatsville
John Farnsworth
Eli
Elizabeth Frederick
Bennet West
Mr. West
T. Wallace
Charley Durbin
Mt Harmony notes from Cross Patch
The snow is leaving and Henry Stockton has hired a new cook. Mrs Bent Morgania is ill while Mrs Mahala Carter remains unwell. Several locals suffer la grippe. OC W Hill travels to Kansas City for treatment. E L West moves to John Moore farm near Rosewood. Riley Higgs family relocates near Rosewood to Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Patch
Henry Stockton
OC. W. Hill
Kansas City
McKee Family Headed for Nebraska Exit
George McKee and family plan to leave the area for Nebraska. John Woods and his wife stayed with his mother Thursday night. Mont Burns, whose house burned, has moved into O. W. Carter's house while rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McKee
Nebraska
John Woods
Mont Burns
O. W. Carter
Local Doctor Credits Kodol for Relief of Stomach Pain
Prof Ivison of Lonaconing Maryland suffered years of neuralgia and indigestion. After doctors failed he used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and claims it cured him entirely. A friend advised the remedy and Noah Martin Druggist endorses its digestive claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivison
Lonaconing
Noah Martin
Fair Bill Becomes Law After Long Congressional Session
In the closing hours of the 56th Congress the St. Louis Fair bill passed and was signed by the President. It rejects Buffalo and Charleston expo funding but enacts a Sunday closing amendment for Fairgates. The vote averts an extra session and shifts focus to state exhibit appropriations. George J. Flannery, recovering at home in Buffalo after Dr Miles Pain Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Buffalo
Charleston
Teller
House
Senate
George J. Flannery
Miles
N. Y
Diamondville Mine Fire Claims Thirty Five Dead
A devastating blaze at Diamondville Coal and Coke Co mine No 4 on February 25 trapped two sections and killed 35 miners. Only one man escaped, John Anderson, scorched while fleeing the flames in a thick wall of fire and smoke. fourteen bodies had been recovered by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Diamondville
Diamondville Coal and Coke Co
John Anderson
Endorsement for Dr Milas Heart Cure
S D Holman of Irasburg Vermont reports severe grip illness followed by relief after using Dr Milas Heart Cure. He states the remedy made him a well man and credits improved health to the product.
Public Sale At Farm Of James O Triplett Near Unionville
Public sale announced for the James O Triplett farm eight miles northeast of Unionville three miles northwest of Hartford and six miles south of Mendota on Trespay March 19 101. Fifty five head of livestock including forty four two year old steers and heifers four cows some horses five hogs twelve ewes and sheep about twenty five tons of hay five or six hundred bushels of corn plus household furniture and more. Terms: one year at four percent interest or six percent cash. cash for sums under five hundred dollars. Auctioneers Curry and Clark Pine Bluff Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Triplett
Unionville
Hartford
Mendota
Trespay
James O Triestr
Joan W. Tripuett
Curry & Clark
Examination Plans for Advancing Common School Pupils
WA Burns, Unionville, February 23, 190. Announces that sufficiently advanced pupils may sit for graduation exams and that questions will come from the state superintendent. Examinations will be arranged in each township if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns, Co
Unionville
One Minute Cough Cur Endorsed by Wethers for Coughs
The ad touts One Minute Cough Cure as a remedy for coughs colds grippe asthma whooping cough and throat and lung troubles endorsed by Wethers and sold by Noah Martio Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wethers
Noah Martio
Seed Oats for Sale Near Howland
N.8. Weekoff of near Howland offers 500 bushels of rust proof seed oats for sale at 25 cents per bushel. An example can be seen at the Republican office or at the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Tux
Ata
Grip and Illness Mentioned in Patient Note
Mrs Pearl Bush of Helland Michigan reports relief from feverish symptoms and sleeplessness after using Dr Miles’ Bain Pilla and Nervine. The fragment suggests prior severe headaches and paralysis-like symptoms with mental distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles’ Bain Pilla
Nervine
For Sale Two thoroughbred short horn calves
For sale two male calves with pedigrees furnished. Also note Ballard's Horehound Syrup advertised as a cough remedy with price 25 and 50 cents. Cudahy ransom note reports $20,000 offer rejected and renewed pursuit of kidnapers continues. Brookfield reports 39 smallpox cases with one death as public fear grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gurvey
Ballard
Noah Martin
Cudahy
Richland Township Republicans Schedule Primary Election
Richland township Republicans set a primary for Saturday March 28 at 1 p m to nominate a township ticket. The meeting will be held at Anglers school house with C E Prerico Com. No other major details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Township
Anglers School
C. E. Prerico. Com
Improved well drilling apparatus and medical advertisement
An ad offers a well boring device for 4 inch to 5 foot diameter wells up to 500 feet deep by E. Q. Parisno of Chapel, Missouri. A Kilbourn Wisconsin resident praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach trouble and constipation, with Noah Martin Drug Store selling the tablets at 25 cents with sample free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Q. Parisno
Chapel
C. E. van Deusen
Kilbourn
Wis
Chamberlain
Noah Martin
Rample Free
Chamberlain's Starbach and Liver Tablets for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement claims the remedy corrects stomach disorders and bowel constipation, curing headaches. It notes a dose or two will restore stomach function and relieve headaches, with Noah Martin Druggist selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Martin Druggist
Local Contest for City Collector at Columbia
Three women and seven men vie for Columbia city collector. An ad touts Ballard's Snow Liniment and Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment as pain remedies for piles with prices 25 and 60 cents for liniment and 50 cents to 75 cents for ointment. Noah Martin appears in the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ballard
Noah Martin
Tabler
Noah Martti
Jeli-O Delights Families with New Desert Flavor Line
Jeli-O introduces a new dessert line with lemon orange raspberry and strawberry flavors. Available at grocers for 10 cents each. Fry it y.
A Liberal Farm Paper Club Offer This Year
A local advertisement promotes a limited time clubbing deal for four papers. Readers gain The Kansas City Live Stock Indicator The Poultry Farmer and The Special Farmers Institute Editions plus local news from The Kansas City paper all for $1 for one year. The offer emphasizes top agricultural content and urges quick action before it ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Farmers’ Institute
West
Spoiled High Game with Mulligrubs Joke
A Detroit Free Press fragment recounts Col lingwood taunting Winebidile about hunting with Mulligrubs. Winebidile admits shooting, killing Mulligrub’s hound to spoil chances of marrying Mulligrub’s daughter.
Dolly’s New Young Man Struggles with Politics
A fragment from the Indiana aipolig Journal shows Dolly teasing her father about her suitor’s political knowledge. The exchange hints at family humor and a rural domestic scene with a playful jab at understanding public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly
Indiana
Aipolig Journal
Patent remedies and cures advertised in stray notices
An assortment of old product claims describes Deowitya Hazel Salve as a healing remedy for skin disease, piles, and consumption, with testimonials from Noah Martin Drug Mart and others. Miles nervous pills and liver pills are praised for grip and lasting cures, along with Vermifuge tonics and various repair shop notices and cold prevention claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Noah Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. H. Johnson
Dowell
Tex
F B. Price Mercandie Co
Kanes City
Hannibal, Mo
Voureia Co
Crap Ave
Leus
Esper
Locus Valley
W. Hexander
Wadkins
Haigfer
Graysville
Shelby Collings
Finis Hodges
Wm. Seay
Kirksville
Edward Jones
Frank Fetchling
Mr. Coulver
Kentucky
Wes Casady
Thomas of
Avalon
Alva Casedy
Will Lemon
Cole Smith
Charley Miller
Ira Brice
Frank Keene
The
Lone Star
James Jordan
Lem Olinger
Arthur Miller
Mr. Fife
J. B
G. H. Guffey
Dr. Berry
Texas
William
John Ciodfrey
Kansas
Dr. E. Detchon
L. H. Howard
Unionville, Mo
Henry Parker
John Callison
Wyreka Church
Henry Ellis
John Lauderbaugh
Alex Howry
Berry & Pollock
Carrie Carlton
D. W. Pollock & Son
Harbert & Berry
Brice Ellis
Ike Ensminger
John Howry
Chariton
B. F. Hart
U. B. Church
Jobo Wollet
Jefferson, Wis
Mt. Harmony
R. T. Hill
Mahala Carter
E. L. West
John Moore
Rosewood
Riley Higgs
Near
Iowa
Pine Bluff
Ark
Brookfield
de Witt
Plummer J. Erickson
Nora Harlan
Elisha M. Streeter
Ethel James
Harry Abbott
Cincinnati
Reinier, Franklin, Ind
Priaaly Noah Martin
Quigley Repair Shop
Jackson’s
Adelad
Krause
A. W. Lane
Butte
Burlington
California
Ane
Apell
Yeen L. W. Waxetey
Bt de Mo
W. C. Maxwell
G. Ayal Kuk
Louisville & Nashville
Great Central Southern Trunk
Florida
Gulf Coast
UC. L. Stone
General Pastel
Louisville
R. J. Wetlite General Immigration and Indus Agent
Tennessee
Aubama
Mississippi
E. O. Smith
Mccleary
Barn
Mt, N. B
Keeley
Keeley Institu
E. Blaine
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