Tulsa Citizens Tour to Show Indian Territory Resources
A hundred Tulsa citizens and a daily newspaper unit travel by Pullman to Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri and Kansas for fifteen days to showcase Tulsa area resources. The exhibit car will feature local coal, crops, timber, stone, cement, and building materials with large photos and an illustrated newspaper printed on the train. The tour runs March 14 to 21 with visits to Washington via Rock Island, inviting local residents to view.
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Tulsa
J. T
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Indian Territory
Arkansas River
Southwest
Washington
Rock Island
Tulsa Party
Grand Concert by Prof Thomas Davis at Graham Opera House
The pupils of Prof Thomas Davis present a grand concert in the Graham opera house on March sixteenth. Prof Davis is assisted by guest talent from Fairfield and nearby cities. Tickets are on sale at the Columbia Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
Davis
Graham Opera House
Fairfield
Columbia Pharmacy
Western Telegraph College Advertises Telegrapher Training
Wanted twenty five young men and women for telegraph service with good salary and promotion. Six month training guaranteed or money refunded at Western Telegraph College 2041 Knoxville Iowa. Colonist tickets on sale February 21 and March 7 to eastern states one half fare plus 2 dollars. Half rate for children. March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Telegraph College
Knoxville
Iowa
Estern States
Sergeant Smith Endorses Chico Cigars in Town Visit
Sergeant Smith former Rough Rider visited old friends in town and praised a Wadsworth Bros Chico cigar bought at J. E. Lemmon's drug store. He declared it superior to Porto Rican, Cuban perfecto, and Manila cheroots, calling it clean with Havana filler and strong fragrance. Lemmon secured the local Chico agency and urged Washington smokers to try them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant Smith
The
Rough Riders
J. E. Lemmon
Wadsworth Bros
Havana
Washington
Funeral of C W Beard Held at Local Residence
The funeral service for the late C W Beard, brought from Kansas City, was held yesterday at 2 pm from Frank L Wilson’s residence. Rev Schreckengast led the service with remarks on the deceased’s life and Christian hope, and Miss Bella Carpenter sang Lead Kindly Light. Interment followed at the city cemetery beside Beard’s parents. Pallbearers were Charles Hepner James Wilson Charles Mercer Jesse Ashby Cunningham and S B Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Beard
Kansas City
Frank L. Wilson
Schreckengast
Bella Carpenter
Book Isl
Mr. Beard
Messrs
Charles Hepner
Jas. Wilson Chas. Mercer
Jesse Ashby
Cunningham
8. B.dewey
Death of Mrs Kos in Richmond marked by Bohemian roots
Mrs Catherine Linhardt Kos aged resident of Richmond died March 12 at her home. Born in Prague Bohemia March 2 1825 she came to America in 1865 and lived on a farm near Richmond before moving into town in 1904. Survived by husband Anton and nine children with two deceased. Funeral set for 10 am tomorrow conducted by Richmond IOOF and band with interment in Richmond cemetery.
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Richmond
The
Evening Journal
Catherine Linhardt Kos
Kos
Bohemia
Prague
America
Anton Kos
John
Washington
Mary Kucera
South English
Anthony
Cedar Rapids
Annie Nepii
St. Paul
Catherine Vacha
Joseph Kos
Tresa Blecha
George Kos
Emma Shalia
Frances Sommers
Frank Kos
Richmond Order of the
Richmond Band
Richmond Cemetery
If We Can't We Will Clothing Store Promotion
A store advertises its dual setup offering both ready to wear apparel and a tailoring department. The message promises to satisfy every customer by switching to the other department if one cannot meet their clothing needs. Spring apparel is highlighted as awaiting inspection. The tone emphasizes broad customer appeal and practical business sense.
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S.S.S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Settlers Rates to Minnesota and Dakota Announced
The Iowa Central will offer very low rates on sale each Tuesday in March and April for settlers to Minnesota North and South Dakota. Through trains daily to St Paul with direct connections at Union Depot and no car changes en route. Consult Iowa Central Agents or G P T A A B Cut of Minneapolis before buying tickets.
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Minnesota
Dakota
Iowa Central
North
South Dakota
St. Paul
Union Depot
Northrh
A. B
Minneapolis
Minn
Dream With a Moral About Treasure In Heaven
A Chicago Post brief recounts a rich woman’s dream of heaven where a mansion is built for her gardener while she is told a cottage is prepared for her. The guide explains the Master Builder uses the material sent up, prompting her resolve to store treasure in heaven.
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Earth
Chicago Post
The English Morning Tale on Royal Immersion
The piece traces the late medieval and Tudor practice of royal immersion in font water for christening. It notes Arthur Prince of Wales dying in 1502 aged sixteen and cites Sir John Floyer's sanitary objections to immersion as a remedy for hereditary diseases.
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Prince of Wales
Arthur
Henry II
John Floyer
London Mail
Unruly Car Scene In Albany Journal Description
A man described as a respectable butcher enters a car with a white apron. A cleaver falls from his bundle to the floor. A boy jokes about the pocket knife as passengers laugh and react to the risky moment.
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Albany Journal
A Cruel Insinuation About a Young Burglary Suspect
A Baltimore American item notes a New York confession by a young girl about burglary. Mrs Enpeck accuses her of inheriting the habit from a mother who plied nightly pockets during her husband's absence.
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Enpeck
New York
Baltimore American
Personal notices from Burlington area residents
A series of short items listing local movements visits and travels of residents including Mrs LaGrange Mrs Malin L Hall W Cherryholmes Fred Stewart J D Dunn Miss Della Patton Olive Devel Mrs S M Bartlet Miss Lizzie Segill Mrs S H Smith Robert Marshall John Shuman Waldo Wells Miss Henn John Thomas Georgia Schreckengast and Cort Truax with destinations such as Wilton Brighton Columbus Junction Keota and Ced ar Falls and remarks on seed testing by Keck Floral Co.
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W. Cherryholmes
Winfield
Fred Stewart
J. D. Dunn
Wyman
Royal Slave Show
Sigourney
A. Barnes
Fredonia
Fred Smith
Richland
Keck Floral Co
Willis Todd
J. P. Thomas
Columbus Junction
Miss Henn
West Chester
John Thomas
Roscoe
Georgia Schreckengast
J. C. Clark
Keota
Miss Cort Truax
Cedir Falls
Local News Briefs From Eldon And Surrounding Areas
Winnie Burns of Eldon visits the Pattison home. Ethel Tillotson resumes duties after vacation. Hugh Nelson and son move to Garland Wyoming. Mary Fisher returns from Muscatine. Mary Tondre shop buys spring goods in Chicago. Mack DeLong at Graham show then Crawfordsville. Mrs. McCall studies spring millinery in Chicago. Rev. Edmunson back from Knoxville after service. Schools plan two weeks more before spring vacation. Rev. Sawhill to visit Earlham. Mrs. Sawhill there. E A Flulse returns to Keota for the day. Hulse may stay for M E B church meetings. Mrs. Ola Donelan and Mrs. Carpenter travel to Rock Island for brother C W Beard funeral. Rev. K J McAulay of Ladoga on extended vacation due to ill health. resignation rumor denied.
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Hugh Nelson and Son
L. O
Garland
Wyoming
Mary Fisher
B. Kurtz
Muscatine
Mary Tondre
Chicago
Mack DeLong
Graham
Crawfordsville
R. T. McCall
Edmunson
Knoxville
The
Baptist Church
W. R. Sawhill
Earlham
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Heals Eye Injury
A Syracuse man recounts applying Bucklen’s Amica Salve to his son’s severe eye wound after a gash. He credits the salve with fast healing and saving the eye and notes its effectiveness for burns and ulcers as well.
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Chas. F. Lemberger
Syracuse
N. Y
Bucklen
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IHI
Lemmon
Pure Drugs
Predoriptige
State of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W Gleason
J. H. Stewart
Etta Nelson
Efie
Vira van Sickle
Mr. B. Gradwald
St. Joseph
J. Rothschild
Sam Donovan
Oskaloosa
Webb Brown
Lou Arthur
Centerville
Geo. Potter
McKee & Potter
Ottumwa
City
Stella Savage
Brighton
C. H. Stebbins
Bessie
Verdi
Watson
Jas. Meyers
Maud Watters
Harry Reister
Davenport
John Kos
Chamberlain
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Sol Rich & Co
Mrs. LaGrange
Burlington
Father Sueppel
Wilton
Mrs. Malin
Ainsworth
L. Hall
Asa Reid
W. J. Wagner
Lucius Teas, Jr
Della Patton
Columbus City
Olive Devel
Ringworth
Lizzie
Anna Segill
Harper
8. H. Smith
L. M
Robert Marshall
John Shuman
Beaver Falls
Lome
Waldo Wells and Son
Winnie Burns
Eldon
Ethel Tillotson
Miss
K.J. McAulay
Ladoga
Woodland Ave
Warren, O
Kate Beck
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