Thompson Hill Local Happenings Patchy September Notes
Thompson Hill notes report Rev Bishop of Chambers Institute preaching at M E Church, families visiting relatives in Superior Wisconsin, World’s Fair trip plans, and a parade of locals from Lander Jamestown and Sugar Grove. Accidents include a milk wagon mishap near a cheese factory with minor injuries. Farm work like threshing and buckwheat harvest continues in the area.
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Bishop
Chambers
Randolph
M.E
Isaac Johnson
Blanch
Lander
Dwight Parker
Calvin Johnson
Superior
Wisconsin
N. Preston
Mullander
Slyer Creek
Sylvester Clark
Sugar Grove
Hiram Karr
Russell
John Stanton
Marshtown
Maggie Wood
Kelly Hill
Putnam
Wm. Hartson
Mr. Hollenbeck
Iowa
D. L Curtis
Jamestown
H. L Phillips
Mig Samdene
Mary Clark
Parkers
Spert Sander
John Nobbs
Warren
Kiantone
Ira Frizze
Fea
Hull
Peter Schulshr
George Schulers
Glade
George Fehlman
Brookville
Sumner
Roman Schaur
Mass Mena
Charlie
Little Elizabeth
J.N. Scubaur
Fred Enos
Cora LaDow
O. C
Clare
Cole
Barnum and Bailey’s Giant Show in Town
The Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show on Earth announced to appear in James Town on September 27 with rail excursions arranged. A grand Mardi Gras street pageant opens at 9 00, featuring four to ten horse floats and tableaux recalling early American history. The Columbus and the Discovery of America spectacle involves 4209 participants, with a lengthy circus program and five rings of acts and mining apparatus.
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Columbus
Gorzia
Barnum & Banley
Nations Amusement Institution of America
Jamestown
American Republic
America
Earth
Rumor of Feron's Recovery Stirs Public Interest
A report centers on Edward T. Feron of New York City who was said to be near collapse and bedridden. After trying twenty doctors without relief, he attributes his recovery to Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy, praising its curative powers and urging others to use it.
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Edward T. Feron
E.q
East 81 St
New York City
Greene
Edward T. Ferod
Tam
Leas
Dr. Greene
Nervara
W. 14Th Street
New York
Writers’ Pay in Cosmopolitan September Issue
The September Cosmopolitan lists under eight thousand words paid to Ex-President Harrison, Mark Twain, and William Dean Howells totaling sixteen hundred sixty six dollars. It features over one hundred illustrations on the Columbian Exposition and includes pieces by Besant Hawthorne Halstead Bunz Tiffany notable dep artment chiefs and a Mark Twain story Is He Living or Is He Dead.
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Harrison
Mark Twain
William Dean Howells
Walter Besant
Julian Hawthorne
Murat Halstead
Liberal Arts Building
Bunz
Tiffany & Company
Department of Mes
Borough Council forges on with new member sworn in
The Borough Council met Monday evening and sworn in Mr Walker as a new member. Committees reported on detailed business. The council voted four to three to refuse to appoint a policeman after debate. A measure proposed requiring telegraph, telephone and electric line companies to pay annual pole fees failed.
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Walker
Amcromance
Mts
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Promise Permanent Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a permanent cure for constipation biliousness digestion jaundice dizziness sour stomach and sick headaches with no recurrence after treatment. It claims the pellets aid colds fevers rheumatism neuralgia and related disorders from exposure and guarantees satisfaction or money back. It also offers 8500 from makers of Sage’s Catarrh Remedy if a complete permanent cure is not achieved.
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Dr. Sage
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