Norman Pratt Dies After Long Illness in County Front
Norman Neville Pratt 42 of the southeast Washington area died early yesterday at his home near Pleasant Hill church after a long illness from throat cancer. He was born February 7 1870 in the county and survived by his wife Margaret Moore and two children Glenn A. and Zella M. Pratt. Funeral tomorrow at 10 AM at Pleasant Hill church with Rev. B W Pettit and interment in Elm Grove cemetery.
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Pleasant Hill
Norman Neville Pratt
This County
Porter Pratt
Mary Bentley Pratt
Margaret Moore
Glenn A
Zella M. Pratt
Mr. Pratt
J. Lewis
Longmont
Colo
John Benson
Ringgold County
Iowa
Arthur Benson
Cass County
George Black
West Niberty
Sol White
Crawfordsville
John White
B. Neville
Mary Nichols
M. P. Benson
Pleasant Hill Church
B. W. Pettit
Albia
Elm Grove Cemetery
Pennywise Critique on Politician’s Answers
A columnist mocks a politician for ready talk on questions but scarce answers to troubles. The piece frames the politician as evasive and highlights public frustration with steady discourse but little substance.
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Pennywise
MI-Ona Stomach Tablets Ad Claims Fast Relief
An advertisement urges readers to buy 50 cent boxes of MI-O NA Stomach Tablets to end indigestion distress within five minutes. Lemmon's Pharmacy promises a refund if the product fails to relieve indigestion, dyspepsia, dizziness, nervousness, or sleeplessness from overeating or pregnancy vomiting.
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Lemmon
Joan B Ratto At Hhaham Saturday
John KB Ratto a renowned impersonator appeared at the Graham theatre Saturday evening as part of the Fortnightly and Nineteenth Century clubs lecture course. The large Washington venue housed an eclectic show with Ratto delivering convincing character shifts and stage makeup brilliance.
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John KB. Ratto
Graham Theatre
Washington
Lie
C. W. McLaughlin
Ratto
Anniversary of Prairie Grove Battle Observed by Survivors
Washington county Civil War veterans marked the fiftieth anniversary of the Prairie Grove battle in Grand Army hall. J. M. Lytle opened the event. J. W. Morton shared diary excerpts. W. R. Jeffery and others recalled battle experiences and home front life. Refreshments followed as Rev. D. Simons led prayer and the gathering concluded with praise for the event.
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Washington County
Prairie Grove
Ark
Grand Army Hall
J. M. Lytle
J. W. Morton
Mr. Morton
McGugin
Fayettesville
William Blair
Jeffrey
Morton
J. C. Boice
Georgia
A. Hunter
Sherman
D. W. Brown
A. M. E. Church
J. J. Kellogg
J. A. Thompson
Tarkio College
Washington
Quick relief for croupy coughs and wheezy colds
The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the quickest way to relieve children’s dangerous croupy coughs and wheezy colds. It promises prompt relief and soothing healing without certain ingredients.
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Foley
Lemmon
City Bus Line Prompt Call Up Service Notice
Call up phone number 689 to arrange delivery of street and lumber. Orders will be promptly attended to by Prank Dogers.
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Harry H. Ross
Foley's Kidney Pills promise backache relief and kidney strength
An advertisement from Lemmon's Pharmacy touts Foley's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache, urinary irregularities, and rheumatism by removing excess uric acid. It claims to prevent Bright's Disease and Diabetes and restore health and strength and advises refusing substitutes.
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Bright
Lemmon’s
Let a Good Mechanic Tell You to Inspect Your Machine
A scattered old plea urges regular thorough inspection to prolong the life of your machine and, by extension, your own life. It notes that whether driven hard or left idle, repairs are likely and a capable mechanic can perform them.
Local Train Schedule Fragments From Brunath Office
Fragmentary OCR lists various train types and numbers with daily service hints. The readable portion notes No. 3 Passenger No. 9 No. 1 Accommodation No. 9 Passenger and similar items with days described as daily except Sunday, attributed to BRUNATH Azeny.
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Avent. C. M
ST. PB
Lo West Lim
Chicago
Milwaukee
Broadgate
I. Brunath
Azeny
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