Greatly Humiliated Wife of Arctic Explorer Seeks Settlement
Mrs Frederick A Cook is in New York under an assumed name awaiting a financial settlement for money advanced to her husband. She reportedly holds parts of Cook's diary from his last polar trip and plans to retain them until terms are agreed. Their daughters Ruth and Helen, at Hamilton Institute for Girls, know little of the Arctic controversy.
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New York
Frederick A. Cook
Cook
Ruth
Helen
Hamilton Institute For Girls
West Eighty-First Street
University of Copenhagen
Dr. Cook
Hyomei Becomes Lifetime Inhaler Cure Claim
Advertises Hyomei as a complete cold remedy for sore throat catarrh coughs colds and bronchitis with a $1.60 outfit sold at druggists and Lemmon's pharmacy. Claims money back guarantee and lifetime inhaler use with 50 cent refills. sample and booklet free from Booth's Hyomei Co Buffalo NY.
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Lemmon
Hyomei Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Obituary: W A Henderson Dies in Denver at 65
W A Henderson formerly of Clarinda died Christmas day in Denver after a mastoid abscess led to brain hemorrhage. Born March 1 1861 near Columbus City Iowa he long operated a Clarinda drug store then retired. Survived by daughter Gertrude and wife Annie, services held at Presbyterian church with extensive local and distant attendance.
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ClarInda Herald
W. A. Henderson
Denver
Henderson
Ainsworth
Ora Henderson
Clarinda
New Broadway
Mr. Henderson
Mrs. Henderson
Gertrude
Clarmonday
Iowa
Annie E. Limbecker
Columbus City
W. S. Richardson
West Branch
Presbyterian Church
Chautauqua Association
Commercial Club
Masonic Order
Knights of Pythias
The
Woodmen
Order of the Knights
George Welch
Omaha
Anna Strain
Red Oak
Miss Henderson
Washington
James Henderson
Akron
Local Names Appearing in Omaha District List
A partial OCR fragment lists Cole and relatives in Omaha including Mrs Packwood Creston Hoye Livingston and names such as Mr Henderson Mrs Limbecker Otto G Thomas Corning Bluffs Blaney and Edson in Council Bluffs. The text appears as a scattered genealogical or directory snippet with fragmented surnames and places.
McAlhinney & Cherry Horse Sale In Winfield Iowa Jan 8 1910
McAlhinney and Cherry Hold a horse sale at the sale barn in Winfield Iowa on January 8 1910. Sale begins at 2 30 pm. Forty head of horses and mules including mares fine colts and driving horses. Two span of mules and a pair. Terms cash or bankable note with seven percent interest. Auctioneers D F Macon and A E Rapp. Clerk W H McClirtkit.
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McKihhinney & Cherry Sale
Winfield
Iowa
McAlhinney & Cherryholmes
D. F. Macon
A. E. Rapp
W. H. McClirkit
Taek
Auctioneer Promises One Percent Stock Sale Plan
D F Macon of Washington Iowa announces a season start sale plan with a one percent commission on stock sales and urges clients to schedule auctions now. He thanks past clients and invites future business, noting his phone at 317 and advertising Great Lakes trade terms.
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D. F. Macon
Washington
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