Local News Bits and Notices From Town and Surroundings
The week brings various social notes including Mrs Roberts on sick list and Frank Bishop moving to Culler's home. Marriages tally with Leonard Scalf and Ella Swiger wed last Sunday. Deaths include James Frankford near New Inger and Everhart found dead in his room with self-inflicted head injury. Also reported: malarial illness in families, sales at Culler's, and Foley's Honey and Tar praised locally. Piles relief offered by TABLER'S PILE OINTMENT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Frankford
New Inger
Mount Harmony News Brief from Graysville Area
Mount Harmony notes a still chilly winter season with a partial phone line outage. Visitors include John Hurley and family. Sunday prayer meetings led by Bro Otto Beottcher and next week Bro Joseph Patterson. A G C Fullerton relative and a Iowa young lady visit. M F Jones recovering from rheumatism. Union school to close next Friday. Ida Stockton praised as teacher. Rev James Fowler preached Sunday night. sickness delayed quarterly conference. A local suitor loses a pair of over shoes in a mismatched pairing tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hurley
Graysville
Otto Beottcher
Joseph Patterson
M. F. Jones
Ida Stockton
James Fowler
Bro
Fowler
Going Down Hull and Kidney Cure Promise
Kidney patients suffer gradual vitality loss and are urged to try Foley's Kidney Cure without delay. Noah Martin endorses the remedy as guaranteed.
Local Health Notes Across the Community
Mrs. Ann Hunt remains at home as illness persists. Mrs. I W McRae and Mrs. Sam Montgomery suffer from sickness with lung fever. Mrs. Albert Low shows rapid improvement. W M Millers children and Iven Mulenix family show better and easing symptoms. G P Shibley visited town on business amid widespread local illness and several neighbors report sickness in adjoining areas. Ben F Zimmerman made a brief trip to Kirksville. M C Miller of Novinger enjoyed sleigh riding. W M Miller and family visited F Stephens Sunday. O H Leonard traveled to Kirksville for business this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F Zimmerman
Kirksville
M. C. Miller
Novinger
W. M. Miller
F. Stephens
O. H. Leonard
Town Chronicles of Transfer and Trial in Early Missouri
Riddlé welcomes citizens and notes school closing as a local boy grows. Bettis leaves cow now claimed by Jas Hume, with Melvin Watson contesting Bettis debt. case set before Esquire Wella on March 3. Town forecasts moves of Arthur Estis, Isaic Bridges, and farm sales as Missouris’s distance echoes.
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Bettis
Jas. Hume
Melvin Watson
Esquire Wella
Arthur Estis
Isaic Bridges
Wm. Hume
Cathers
Boyer
Iowa
Oklahoma
C. E. McLean
Texas
Milton Howry
Northwest
Missouri
Kidney Disorder Claim Prompts Cure Ad
An advertisement asserts most serious illnesses start in the kidneys and promotes Foley's Kidney Cura. It urges trying the product today if you feel unwell and signs off with the name Noah Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Noah Martin
Winter and corrections mingle in Hartford notes
Hartford dated March 8 1900 reports a heavy snowstorm and logs hauled to Chas Morgan's mill on W H Volman farm. It notes Mr F M Walker and family visiting relatives, mentions Missouri laws being read, and warns about correcting others mistakes. An advertisement promotes Warrz CREAM VERMIFUGE for worm removal with a 25 cent price.
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Missouri
Jacob A. Salade
Delphin County
Penn
Mr. Salade
Isabel Johnson
Catherine Cooper
Salane
Cumberlain Presbyterian Church
Moves and Visits Across May and Nearby Towns
May reports show residents like Mart Lane moving on South Main Street and Oscar Casady traveling to Exline and Cincinnati Iowa. James Richmond relocates to a northeast farm, while Samuel Casady and wife visit near Omaha. Casady family from Need more visit locally and weddings occur as Wesley Casady weds Miss Gillum.
Local notices of sales and injuries in town
I O Pollock sells four year corn at 36 cents. R Little sought business for B H Bonfoey in the west end. Lewis Riddle was ill last Thursday. J D Laughlin family left for California. Chas Rowan sprained ankle and narrowly avoided a broken leg. Walnut timber seekers roam the countryside. Lee Collins re-elected central committeeman and aims for a delegate convention by August 15. Millard Warren recovering after coat pulled into a wood saw. Lewis Rowan now residents, farm taken by Elias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Rowan
Lee Collins
Howland School News and Local Elections Report
March reports from Howland detail teacher contracts at Stringtown and Carr and praise Elmore Probasco and Oliver Magee as fine educators. Residents plan a Republican primary on April 15 at Stringtown with talks of sheriff candidate Robert Gray and approval of current administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Last
Oliver Magee
Carr
Oliver
Howland and
Stringtown
Robert Gray
Visitors and rural happenings flash through a small town
Mesdames Davidson Callie art and Misa Eva Dale visited Thos Barpthouse on Friday. A hound chased a fox across J J Petty s meadow Sunday, seen by several. J J Gehm with his sister Polina Dickman and cousin Miss Bealy from Jasper County Iowa visited R W Manion Sunday. Guy Manion struggles to have barn lumber sawed as Harris plans to move, leaving logs unsawed.
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Mesdames D. M. Davidson, Callieart
Misa Eva Dale
Thos, Barpthouse
J. J Petty
J.J. Gehm
Polina Dickman
Miss Bealy
Jasper County Iown
R. W. Manion
Guy Manion
Harris
Local social visits and community notes from Graysville area
Ranger Wm. Leonards visited W. M. Collins while Masters P. C. and H. A. Archer went to Stahl Friday. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Archer visited H. A. Ruggles Sunday. H. L. Sorrel and Mrs. Mary F. Brown visited Lank Collins Sunday. The Graysville Emigrants have been selling hay to locals. Foxy group Frank Hodges Linh Willemx and George Crow were in Unionville Saturday. Most people moved feed and fuel during the snows. Also a medical advertisement for Herb ine praising its bracing effect at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Leonards
W. M. Collins
Masters P. C
H. A. Archer
Stahl
H. L. Sorrel
Mary F. Brown
Lank Collins
Graysville
Messers Frank
Fine Hodges
Linh Willemx
George Crow
Unionville
Powersville School Closes After Notable Term
The Powersville school closes after a well run term under Miss Sarah Bradley and Miss Lucy Tinkham of Seymour Iowa. The community credits teachers for the schools success with strong attendance and interest from pupils patrons and teachers. The departure of Miss Bradley is noted as a loss to church and Lodge work. Also report of the Rebekah Lodge meeting New members included Mr and Mrs J H Elis and Mrs Joe Hill with a literary program and refreshments. Bar Lard's Horehound Syrup advertised for cough relief. Noah Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powersville
Sarah Bradley
Seymour, Iowa
Lucy Tinkham
Bradly
Rebeckah Lodge
J. H. Elis
Joe Hill
Premium Missouri Laws books offered with subscription deal
Our issue announces ready for distribution the Laws of Missouri revised by the last general assembly. Entitled readers may obtain the book free by paying one year in advance for The Republican, otherwise five cents extra in stamps covers postage. The book is printed well and serves as a practical library addition.
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Missouri
General Assembly
Ballarn's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Relief
To allay pains and inflammation heal foul sores and ulcers the most satisfactory results are obtained by using Ballarn's Snow Liniment. Price 25 cents. Noah Martin.
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Ballarn
Noah Martin
Banner Salve Promoted As Universal Healing Ointment
The advertisement touts Banner Salve as the most healing ointment in the world for burns aches and cuts. A Globe report questions Aguinaldo’s location but notes he likely has no influence left in the Philippines and rebels in retreat. An included medical remedy promises quick relief from overindulgence with neruine priced at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Martin
Aguinaldo
Hong Kong
Africa
Philippines
Globe
Two Holdups Strike Trenton On Pay Day
Two robberies stunned Trenton in one night. A grocer was robbed of 140 dollars and the Rock Island ticket office took 70 dollars as pay day drew robbers who knew who had cash. The piece notes local crime and a cough remedy pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Rock Island
Notary Public Offers Various Farm and Property Deals
C A Hays Notary Public lists property for sale including an 80 acre farm near Unionville with 20 acres cultivated, 240 acres unimproved land bargain, a new four room dwelling on installments at 5.00 monthly, a 120 acre farm with 40 cultivated and a young orchard, plus options to trade a piano or stove for livestock or coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Culvattion
Private money loan offer on personal or chattel security
A notice announces private money available for loan up to $2,000. The loan uses personal or chattel mortgage security as the basis for the transaction.
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Sunderland
Mesdames Will
Alvah Valenti
Lucerne
Leonard Scalf
Ella Swiger
E Presson
Prestonville
Kans
Oth
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Ed. Leonard
David Boyd
Borny
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Jacob Abernathy Jr
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W. M. Mathew
Colorado
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Kate Shoop
Willa Stephens
Mattsville
Everhart
Tabler
Mount Harmony
Winter i
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G. C
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Shibleys Point
Mrs. Ann Hunt
I. W. McRae
Albert Low
Iven Mulenix
Sam Montgomery
G. P. Shibley
Hartford
Dick Lawson
Dr. Pickenpaugh
Shea Creek
al Woodard
Mr. Drury
Chas. Morgan
Republican
Bill Ridgeway
Mt. Harmony
Mr. Walker
Mart Lane
South Main Street
Oscar Casady
Exline
James Richmond
Samuel Casady
Omaha
George Casady
Needmore
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Miss Gillum
Doc. Foster
Monitor
Dr. Jackson
Martinstown
Hugh Parkerson
James Casady
Charley Shipley
Dean
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St. Joe
Harrison
Thomas
Gibbs, Mo
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L. C. Lane
Bert West
Rose Cemetery
Eugene Casady
A. W. Geeslin
Charley Bailey
Charley Geeslin
Butler County
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St Joseph
Hood
Eugene J. Hall
Central Music Hall
Chicago
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
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Link Haines
Joe Scott
Grandma McAnnelly
P. M. Mannon
Dr. Helton
Guy Mannon
Loretta Ryals
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P. T. Williams
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D. M
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R W Mannon
Shoal Creek
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Lloyd Barnthouse
G. M
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Jesse Ulrich
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Lydia Neagle
Thresa Hiro
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Lancaster
Bill Taylor
Juan Helton
Alex Helton
Otho Mercer
John Perkypule
McAnelly
Ketcham Co
Earnest Graves
Southard
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Albright Bros
R. W. Mannon
Berry
William Pickens
Temple Williams
Ed Harris
Blackbird
J. W. Raberta
I. O. Pollock
Little
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B. H. Bonfoey
Lewis Riddle
J. D Laughlin
California
Millard Warren
Lewis Rowan
Town
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Thos. Gillard
Eigin
Merling Ressody Cosepany
Chledge
Newtreal
Tutt
Howland
Mr. Mullenix
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Frank Thornburg
Frank
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I[owa
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Prie
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Leonard A. Scalf
Fila
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Simmons Ne
Viola
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Frank Shaffer
Effie Jump
Hiugh
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Myrtle Ewing
C. A. Hays
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