Mine Back to the Heirs as Kelly Coal Fails to Pay
The Kelly Coal company of Indiana and Illinois, once run by the Shiektes and partners, reverts to the Kelly heirs after six months of unpaid interest. A month to month lease arrangement is set, with a broader syndicate rumored to seek control of the mines, while Aristide Briand voices support for gradual legalization of divorc e in theory.
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Kelly Coal Company
WIUI
Danville, NL
Indiana
Illinois
Shiektes
John Dering
W.W. Hammond
Kelly
Michael Kelly
French Justice Minister backs trial marriage concept
Paris reports January 30 that in response to Paul Bourget's theme the Minister of Justice publicly endorses the idea of trial marriage. The remark signals a shift in social policy discussion in France as advocates weigh changes to conventional marriage norms.
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Paris
Paul Bourget
Cobb Sets Conditions for Detroit Offer in Interview
Ty Cobb told reporters in Augusta that he will not sign with Detroit unless his terms are met and will not report to Hot Springs without changes. He said he has a southern college coaching offer and a Chicago semi professional job offering higher pay than Detroit.
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Augusta
Detroit
Hot Springs
Southern
Chicago
Ty Cobb
An Insidious Danger to Kidneys Warns Readers
An article warns kidney trouble is an insidious disease and may lead to fatal illness before symptoms are noticed. It advises Foley's Kidney Cure at the first sign of trouble to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. Sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Bright
Auction of Farm Assets at Len Dodds Farm Near Washington
An auction Tuesday February 4 starting at 10 a.m. will sell the Len Dodds farm near Washington and West Chester. Items include nine horses, sixteen hogs, three milch cows, fifty five Shropshire ewes, 1400 bushels corn, 12 tons timothy hay, farm machinery and tools, plain and riding vehicles, and a washing machine. Terms cash up to 10, over 10 months with 6 percent discount for cash. Lunch provided by Ladies Aid. Organized by J H Dawson and Ralph Dougherty, Clerk.
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Austin Sutherland
Len Dodds
Washington
West Chester
Ladies’ Aid Society
Public Sale Notices From Teeter Lathrop and Others
Auction notices describe two sales near Verdi and Washington on February 4 and 6 1908. Items include hundreds of cattle horses hogs corn hay and farm implements with cash or note terms and lunch provided by local firms. Also an advertisement for Dr Shoops Restorative promotes health remedies.
Public Sale at A VanSickle Farm near Washington KS
Auction to be held Wednesday February 5 1908 starting 10 a m at the A VanSickle farm five miles north and one and a half miles east of Washington selling eight horses eighteen native cattle four hogs 2500 bushels of corn 15 bushels oats seven tons timothy hay farming tools and more on terms offered 12 months credit over 10 cash under 10 cash lunch provided by BE Blaker A Sutherland auctioneers BE R Harvey clerk
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Poland
China
Farrow
Garrett Bros
Ingham
Jack Mauck
Washington
Richmond
Defiance Gang
Sattley
Welte and
Chapek
Frank Freund
Chas. Brown
Audt
Geo. Eglin
Kansas
A. VanSickle
Bethel Church
Plains Church
E. Blaker
A. Sutherland
BE. R. Harvey
Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
C O Eldridge of Emory Ga praises Dr King’s New Discovery as best remedy for coughs colds croup and throat lung troubles. He says his seven year use proves its superiority for his children’s croup attacks. Sold at Stewart's Pharmacy with guarantee 60c and 1.00 trial bottle free.
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Stewart's Pharmacy
Men s League meeting at Col Palmer home
The Second United Presbyterian church Men s League will meet Friday evening at 7 30 at Col D J Palmer s home. A full attendance is desired. H M Eicher pres.
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The
Second United Presbyterian Church
Col
D. J. Palmer
H. M. Eicher
Simple Remedy for La Grippe Coughs
An old notice touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy that stops La Grippe coughs and heals lungs to prevent pneumonia. It warns substitutes are not genuine and mentions a yellow packaging.
Funeral Services for Louis Gwinn Held at A M E Church
Funeral services for the late Louis Gwinn were held yesterday at 2 PM at the A M E church with Rev B R Penn officiating. Pallbearers included Henry Campbell G W Turner Fred Turner A L Hall Hayes Crayton and N L Black. Interment followed in the city cemetery.
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Louis Gwinn
B. R. Penn
Henry Campbell
G. W. Turner
Fred Turner
A. L. Hall
Hayes Crayton
N. L. Black
City Cemetery
Bitter cold grips town as temps plunge below zero
The government thermometer marked 7 degrees below zero Wednesday at 7 am the coldest so far this winter while last Friday morning the reading sunk to 40 degrees below. in other news Mr and Mrs George Horridge of Vinton Iowa have been...
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George ‘Horridge
Vinton
Iowa
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Frank L. Wilson & Co
Dougherty Bros. Clothiers
Aristide Briand
D. A. Ghalmers
North
Iowa Avenue
J. H. Dawson
Ralph Dougherty
Teeter & Lathrop
Benz Farm
Verdi
Brighton
Jack
Dr. Shoop
Coats
Lonsdale
L. L. Maslin
New York
Men's League
Wilber Miller
Harwood
HE Shoe Man
South Side
Lemmon
Deweler
Sntw
Washington Brick and Tile CO
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