Lue Graysville May Correspondence Notes Local Visits
May entries from Lue Graysville mention Lettie Keller traveling to Coatsville, J W Mullenix visiting Milan, Cassady Shipley goods route, and Keller's plans for a practice meeting. Elder Wallace and Rev Wakeman held a quarterly gathering, Janes Cassady drove Mr Kerby home after plastering. A pigeons tale ends with neighbors recognizing the birds and worms treated with Wits’s Cream Vermifuge offered by Noah Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Cassady & Shipley
Harngon Keller
Ile
Elder Wallace
Rev. Wakeman
Janes Cassady
Mr. Kerby
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Praised By Roanoke Man
J G Kennedy of Roanoke Tennessee says one box cured an incurable jaw ulcer doctors called incurable. He warns buyers to beware of imitations and fake imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Kennedy
Roanoke
Ténn
DeWitt
W. J. Baxter
North Brook
N.C
Local Notices and Social Health Updates
Mrs Wan Brewer is very low with paralysis and Mrs E B Porter remains ill but improving. Lewis Bound moved into his new home last Monday. Jessie Robb has gone to Kansas. Mae Round has a bad neck condition. The M W A discuss building a large hall. Josie Madden is teaching music. Samuel Griffin of Lemonville visited last Saturday and is teaching at Terra Hgate. Mrs T Ellis visited Pringeton and Mr Ellis did business nearby. Annie Richie of Lemonville visits Mrs B Christian. Dr E Cozad of Lemonville stopped briefly with his father after state convention in Kansas City. Mrs Peter Bucher, about 41, died last Thursday of paralysis after a brief illness. buried Saturday. Charley Clifton seeks funds to sink Fob well, with about 150 dollars needed and 120 already subscribed. I O Pollock shipped three carloads of cattle. Hatfield Bros. one carload. Algo Pollock shipped three carloads of hogs, all to Chicago. Mrs Joe Cozad helped with wallpapering as expected. Mr Joe Peete and family moved to Idaho recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan. Brewer
E. B. Porter
Lewis Bound
Jessie Robb
Kansas
Mae Round
Josie Madden
Samuel Griffin
Lemonville
Terra Hgate
E. Cozad
Kansas City
Peter Bucher
Charley Clifton
Hatfield Bros
Algo
Pollock
Chicago
Joe Cozad
Joe Peete
Ign
Idaho
To Heal a Hurt Use Banner Salve
A historical ad proclaims Banner Salve by Noah Martin as a guaranteed remedy for cuts wounds sores piles and all skin diseases. The short copy touts its healing powers and offers the product as a great healer for bland skin ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Martin
The Question of the Census Questions
The article discusses three purposes of the federal census: apportionment, measuring growth in numbers and wealth, and studying social institutions. It highlights marital data as crucial, noting questions on single status, marriage duration, and number of children. It contrasts steady growth with savage growth from high birth rates and deaths, urging moderate birth and low death rates for improved progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
India
Census Reveals Marital Trends by Region and Age
The piece reports 1890 marriage and bachelor rates by region with Southern states showing the lowest marriage for men aged 55 to 64 and Western states the highest. It notes women marry more often than men and cites 15 plus age groups, plus a plug for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
South Dakota
Utah
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
Mister Reed and the Speaker Title Clash at the Capitol
An admirer at the Capitol saluted ex Speaker Thomas Brackett Reed as Mister Reed. Reed, surprised, said the title suits him better than speaker and praised the form as dignified in an era of military heroes and legal interpreters. The column also notes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and a Jameson Johannesburg comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brackett Reed
Capitol
Washington Times
Speaker
Times
Mn Reed
Great Steamers Transforming Western Trade with the Orient
James J. Hill drives a shift in Western trade with China Japan and the Philippines. Great Northern orders 20 000 ton trans Pacific steamers to handle freight crowds with 1 000 to 1 500 rail cars per load and 20 miles of yard tracks at Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Orient
China
Japan
Philippines
Nippon, Yuson Kaisa Steamship, Company
Seattle
Great Northern
trans-Pacific
Campania
Lucania
James J. Hill
Sq Weat
Mary Harriman Severance
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Atwater man healed after Foley's Kidney Cure
Charles H Keplogle of Atwater Ohio cannot work due to kidney trouble. After four days with Foley's Kidney Cure he was entirely well. Noah Martin reports the recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hkeplogle
Atwater
Foley
Noah Martin
Modern War Lacks Glamour Says Veteran Observer
A reflective account argues that modern warfare removes romance and spectacle. The Boersmakn charge is described without pageantry, as soldiers crouch in sunbaked terrain, lines shuffled by chaos, while rifle fire crackles amid heat and dust.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Praised by Chillicothe Recorder
After years of severe dyspepsia and many medicines, J. E. Watkins of Chillicothe Missouri recommends Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as it digests what you eat and helps digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Watkins
Clert
Recorder
Chillicothe
Baldwin Primer Praised As Finest For Beginners
The Baldwin primer, received from the American Book Co., is hailed as the best world for new beginners. It is praised for superior printers art and carefully prepared text by a master hand, centering on the personal interest of the child and commended to county schoolpeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
American Book Co
W.8 Musser Saves Girl With One Minute Cough Cure
In Millheim Pennsylvania W E Musser assisted a young girl by using a remedy named One Minute Cough Cure. The product is claimed to instantly relieve coughing colds bronchitis asthma and other throat and lung ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musser
Millheim
Wabash Railroad Requires Half Cost of Uniforms From Train Crew
Wabash officials order that half the cost of uniforms for passenger conductors and brakemen be paid by the company. Each two suits yearly at 25 dollars, paid at 2 dollars per month, deductions made from wages. This marks a railroad first in employee wardrobe support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Thas Company
To Cure a Cold in One Day with Lexative Bromp Quinine
Patent medicine claim promotes a fast cure for cold symptoms with a money back guarantee. The box features the slogan and price 25 cents, attributed to W Gnove and an agitator motif.
Church conference ends limits for itinerant ministers
The general conference abolished the five year time limit on itinerant ministers allowing yearly appointments without fixed term. Ministers may stay as long as desired or as long as the charge desires. Women may now serve as lay delegates to the general conference, a long debated change.
Ballad's Horehound Syrup Proclaimed Best for Cough
For Whooping Cough asthma bronchitis or consumption no medicine equals Ballad Horehound Syrup. Price 25 and 60 cents. Noah Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Martin
Memorial Day Observed By Roderick Rockwood Post
Roderick Rockwood Post No BP observed memorial day with Rev Ingram of Unionville delivering the discourse. Despite a sultry day and crowded house the audience paid close attention. The sermon highlighted the theme Our speaking dead and was delivered by one of the day’s notable speakers. A musical program by M Hatfield pleased attendees as Union Church decorations and a planned delivery by Hon ie Houston at 10 o clock were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick Rockwood
Ingram
Unionville
M Hatfield
Foley's Honey and Tar Promised To Ease Stubborn Coughs
An old column extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for severe coughing from lagrippe or heavy cold, claiming it strengthens the lungs and eases the chest. The piece promotes the product as superior to other treatments of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Drowned Couple in Farm Pond Near Lancaster
Lancaster reports the drownings of George Henshue and his wife on their farm three miles south of town. Mrs Henshue fell into the pond and Mr Henshue jumped in to save her. both bodies were recovered by neighbors. The elderly couple were regarded as among the town’s best citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henshue
Lancaster
From the Cab Window a Mountain Ride in Colorado
A spirited locomotive view narrates a Colorado mountain ride from the engineer’s point of view. Frank Spearman, author of Egley’s Nerve and other works, is highlighted as producing a strong volume of short stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Mr. Frank
Spearman
Egley
A. Nerve
Kailay
Ayes
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Rapid Pain Relief
The ad touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism neuralgia headache sore throat sprains bruises old sores corns and all pain and inflammation. It claims the most penetrating formula and a price of 25 cents per bottle in St. Louis. Separately a street car strike in St. Louis sparks unrest with rioting and ongoing troubles after three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Price
Boots
Noah Martin
St. Louis
Broncho in Church Work Described as Hard Yet Useful
Jus Townsend Brady lauds a broncho as essential for missionary journeys in Lafries Journal. Despite harsh words calling the horse ugly and vicious the writer notes its stamina and reliability once started, able to endure long rides, all day travel, and nights of exertion without breaking down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jus Townsend Brady
Great West
Lafies
Humanity in War Between Boers and British
A Ladysmith front report notes Boer and British forces showing mercy across trenches. Boers request a medical remedy for wounded in hospitals and receive prompt aid from British medical staff, illustrating shared humanity amid the conflict.
Reparation at church noted in Somerville Journal
Mrs Wiggles claims her husband placed ten dollars on the p plate at church Sunday. She believes he did an awful mean business thing last week, according to the Somerville Journal.
Kidney health claim from old medical note cites Resi Ait
A note states Resi Ait results from uric acid in the blood and is excreted by the kidneys. It mentions Norbeiroatiam as a healthy kidney aid with Foley's Kidney claimed to help. Noah Martin is named in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbeiroatiam
Foley
Noah Martin
Notice of Probate Public Administrator in Putnam County
Notice is given that by order of the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri on April 20 the Public Administrator for the county has taken charge of the estate of Anthony Wishon deceased. Claimants must file for allowance within one year from the order or be barred from benefits. If paid claims are not exhibited within two years from this publication they are forever barred. Dated May 17 1900. W Crissner Public Administrator.
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tPu Fe Sours
Robert Portex
Mary J_ Porter
Aonich
Mary J Porter
Agaiost Y
Panik Tone
Enaral Saniife
Ttt
Aniuny' Ne
Issgort
Texstel
Circuit Ours
Putnam County
Eman
Clark
Martin Ouleman
P.D. Greuaers
D.C
Jones
Irob
Lafayette Tontey
Notics
Probate Court
Missouri
Fai County
Anthony Wishon
W. Crisaa
Aligsquit
A. W. Copisman
Public Administrator Note on Estate of Anders Decrasey
Notice announces the Public Administrator for the county has taken charge of the estate of Anders Decrasey. Creditors must file claims within one year to avoid loss of rights. failure to file within two years from publication bars them. Public Administrator A. W. Copisman notices the filing and deadlines.
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Omooter & Gambleco CO
Lue
Graysville
Cornj
Lettie Keller
Coatsville
J. W. Mullenix
Milan
Powersville
Dope
Blaine Scurlock
Lizzie Mott
Anna Keller
Mary Rose
Lula Rader
Willie Mott
Melia Admire
Paaee
Melia Cassady
Bete Ants Sone
Maud Rosa de Byrus Parkerson
Stella Lane
el Charley Livesey
Harry Livesey
Gurney Mullenix
Elsie Parkerson
Neal Lane
Lenni Ogivne
Hood
South Africa
Thonas F. Giesanns
Thule
Scribner’s
Dr. Jameson
Johannesburg
Jameson
Natal
Serfish Ranke
Cael O
Nile
Witti
Mex
Gloria Ailk
al Yee
Mir
Ana Bold Br Xance Ames F
BALL
Soe
Reef of
Ladysmith
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