Hospital Board in Business Session
The hospital board met in the supervisors' room at the courthouse to discuss furnishing the future hospital. Donor plans were reviewed and room allotments will be set at a future meeting, with aims to finalize assignments for furnishings. A committee will study dry goods bids and shades and awnings bids were opened but not awarded. The session was harmonious and focused on readying for opening.
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Thm Hospital
Court House
Marsh W. Batley
Yesjlerdas
Fine breeder horse advertised for 1912 season
A horse weighing 1800 pounds is described as a good action and bone and suitable for breeding. The offer notes the animal will be available for the 1912 season from a farm two miles east of West Chester and one and a quarter miles south.
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West Chester
Pure Bred Percheron Stallion Tassin Imported From France
Pure bred Percheron stallion Tassin is a dark grey gelding imported from France in 1908 by McLaughlin Bros of Columbus Ohio. Foaled March 15 1899 his pedigree traces to De souls Viscounti Pepita and Biche with extended lineage available. The horse will stand for the 1912 season at Fred Palmers two miles east of Washington and at the owner’s farm near Ainsworth cemetery with visits to Wilber Gardners farm. Insurance to colt is $15 with conditions on insurance and early forfeiture. care is noted but no liability for accidents. Contact Miller and Mutual for information.
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France
McLaughlin
Bros
Columbus
Ohio
Percheron Stud Book
America
Desouls
Viscounti
Pepita
Granddam
Biche
Fred Palmer
Washington
Ainsworth Cemetery
Wilber Gardner
Miller and
Mutual
Herman Prhler
Wind as a political windmill by Howard L. Rain
A humorous prose piece catalogues various wind types and their social impact from hot wind to nor easter and head wind. It notes wind packaged in many forms including political rhetoric and campaign oratory, editorials, and sermons, produced in Medicine Hat and related to a broader moral about nature and economy.
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Canada
Medicine Hat
Hannibal
Alps
Gospel Meeting for Men and Boys At Eagles Hall
The Rev W R Yard son of Mr and Mrs M D Yard of this city will speak at the weekly union gospel meeting for men and boys next Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock at Eagles hall over the north side jewelry store. The meeting is free and open to all with admonitions to forsake fatigue and attend to worship and welfare.
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W. R. Yard
M. D. Yard
Eagles’ Hall
Union Gospel
Fagles’ Ball
North Side
W.R. Yard
Lord Jesus Christ
Kilties Globe Trotters Tour Offers Unique Scottish Show
The Kilties, known as the globe trotters, have traveled the world for 12 years bringing a famed show. Expect a full program with Scotch Highland dancers, bagpipe soloists, a vocal choir, and novelties making a complete, original entertainment experience not to be missed.
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Kilties
Southern Commercial Secretaries meet in Houston
The fifth annual meeting of the Southern Commercial Secretaries association opened in Houston with delegates from Maryland to Texas. The group brings together 2000 commercial clubs and chambers, led by secretaries who promote southern industry, agriculture, mineral development, and factory growth through commercial clubs.
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Houston
Tex
Dixie
Southern Commercial Secretaries Association
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
South Texas
New South
Chattanooga
South
Convention opens with good session at Ainsworth
The county Sunday school convention opened at the United Presbyterian church in Ainsworth with a half hour prayer and praise service led by county president Rev. W. R. Sawhill. Miss Ddyth Nichols of Des Moines gave the evening address on The Unfolding Life. Local attendees include S. M. Logan J. A. Hawthorne Miss Emma Moore George S. Eckerman and several pastors.
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United Presbyterian Church
Ainsworth
W. R. Sawhill
Miss Nichols
A. M. Levack
Cedar Rapids
Washington
S. M. Logan
J. A. Hawthorne
Emma Moore
George S. Eckerman
S. BE. Greer
A. E. Williams
A.M. Cowden
O. L. Samson
Samuel Hall
D. W. Brown
Luba Guinn
Tom Phillips
Nettie Campbell
E. J. Rice
John Smiley
8S. G. Taylor
Crawfordsville
Prompt treatment for colds with Foley's honey and Tar
The note warns that a neglected cold can lead to diphtheria bronchitis or pneumonia and urges using Foley's honey and Tar Compound promptly. It claims the remedy stops coughs quickly and cures colds, contains no opiates, and is safe for children. Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Foley
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Cough Keeps Waukesha Man Comforted by Foley's Remedy
Earl Fair of Waukesha Wisconsin says a stubborn cough resisted ordinary treatment until Foley's Honey and Tar Compound was used. He claims less than two bottles brought a complete cure from Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Earl Fair
Waukesha
Wis
Foley
Lemmon
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsements From Two Wisconsin Men
F. R. Weiss of Racine Wisconsin and J. M. Markham of Winona Minnesota report kidney trouble relief after using Foley Kidney Pills. Weiss says back pain and misery faded in a few days and no recurrence. Markham notes reduced urination frequency and restored sleep after treatment. Lemmon's Pharmacy markets the pills.
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F. R. Weiss
Forest St
Racine
Wis
Foley
Lemmon
J. M. Markham
Mill St
Winona
Minn
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