High School Wins 23 0 in Odd Regional Football Tilt
A large crowd watched a delayed contest between High School and Academy due to ineligible players. The High School eleven won 23 to 0 with John Bailey, Ralph Motts, and Arthur Ingham scoring, aided by three successful goal kicks. Receipts were about 25 dollars.
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High Schvol
Academy Clever
Academy
Crone
Daugherty
John Bailey
Ralph Motts
Arthur Ingham
Aioe
White Pine Syrup Claims Cough Relief
An advertisement touts white pine syrup as a home remedy for colds coughs hoarseness sore throat bronchitis and throat troubles. It offers an exchange or money refund if not satisfactory and prices bottles at 25 cents.
Borrowed Smiles Another Smoke Cure
A New York Daily News note tells of a heated exchange over a stove sold to a woman. The proprietor defends the product saying it smoked only in the buyer’s home and not in the shop, urging the customer to replicate their testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Daily News
Time to Pray Joke Earns A Subscriptions Test
A Joplin News Herald reader recounts a preacher closing a sermon with a debts test. Everyone but a shabby man who admits he runs a newspaper stands up as subscribers, prompting the preacher to exclaim a call to prayer.
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Joplin
Herald
Patient man who faced years of toil in old times
The article depicts a patient man worn by labor and hardship, muttering about being sensible for hardships and the long days he kept at work. It hints at family ties and a mock question about a mother-in-law, closing with a nod to divine mercy.
Notice to Trespassers on R. G. Vincent Property
Warning to all persons against hunting or trespassing on the premises of R. G. Vincent.
Frisco Offers 15 Dollar Round Trip Home Seek Excursion
The Frisco System announces 15.00 round trip tickets from St. Louis and Kansas City to Oklahoma Indian Territory Kansas and Texas for October 20. Excursion trains depart St. Louis at 2 30 p m 8 35 p m and 10 00 p m and from Kansas City at 7 15 p m and 11 30 p m on the same date. Homes in the Southwest are still plentiful and the excursion provides a chance to investigate the country with rates and limits available from your home ticket agent. Request the booklet New Lands Along the Frisco System and contact R L Lemon Secretary Frisco Immigration Bureau St Louis.
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Frisco
St. Louis
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Kansas
Texas
Frisco System
Myran Snyder
R. 8. Lemon
Frisco Immigration Bureau
Mrs Starry 1 Wawl Departs for Vinton Visit
Mrs Starry 1 Wawl left this morning for Vinton to visit a week.
Keeps Mr Haggard at a distance from the king
Miss Kay recalls telling me to avoid Mr Haggard when meeting King off the shore. Miss Me neery asks if she followed the advice, noting she typically kept him away from the other girls. Philadelphia Press report reflects on social scenes and warnings given.
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Mamma
Mr. Haggard
King
Sumer
Miss Kay
Miss Meneery
Philadelphia Press
Noted Gossip Sparks Friendly Debate About Her New Beau
A Chicago Tribune casual aside describes friends teasing a girl about her new boyfriend. The exchange centers on his politics described as middle of the road pop fusion, highlighting the light social chatter of the moment.
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Pompadour
Chicago Tribune
Do You Appreciate Good Feed for Your Horses
An advertise style note from Wm. A. Whiting discusses horse feed quality. It questions reader awareness of oats being light this season and claims to test purchases, ensuring only the heaviest grain reaches the retail bin.
The Great Snow Storm Scene in The Little Tlomestead
A note praising the snow storm scene in The Little Tlomestead as one of the finest stage effects in American theater. The item also advertises oysters for sale at Allen's.
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Little Tlomestead
Weather Bulletin Forecast of Extreme Temperature Swings
The forecast predicts a near term disturbance crossing the continent, with warm and cool waves bringing unprecedented temperature swings. It notes storms likely along Atlantic and Pacific routes, possible tropical activity, and frost in cotton regions after the disruption.
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Washington
Oet
Pacifie Coast
Rockies
Great Central Valleys
Atlantic
Pacific
New Castle
W. T. Foster
St. Joseph
Press
Augustus
Koster
Water bill statements moved to water station
Until Oct 25 water consumers can collect statements at Washington National Bank for payment. After Oct 25 the statements will be available at the water station, Wilw.
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Washington National Bank
Wilw
Electric Bitters Offered as Cures for Long-Standing Diseases
Rev Jno Cox of Wake Ark claims 12 years of Yellow Jaundice vanished after using Electric Bitters. He asserts relief from liver and kidney trouble and general debility, recommending the remedy from Stewart's Pharmacy at 50 cents.
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Cox
Wake, Ark
Stewart
Big Engine in the Ditch at Perlee Trains Delayed
A new 1000 series locomotive wrecked near Perlee on the Rock Island line. Engine 16008 buried on its side after a split switch caused by torn track. Six cars wrecked. no injuries reported. Traffic diverted via Oska loora. delays affect No. 12 and No. 4 routes. repairs expected in two to three days.
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Rock Island
Perlee
Trafic Southwest
Oskaloosa
K. DD
Join Hull
Chicago
Oskatoosy
Eidon
Bidon
Here
Brighton
Fairfield
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies Say Hall's Cure
A medical advertisement claims deafness from inflammation of the Eustachian tube is untreatable by local applications and can be cured only through constitutional remedies. It asserts nine of ten deafness cases arise from catarrh and offers $100 for any case not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Circulation and pills promoted by I J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
I’. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Delegates named for state anti saloon convention
At the First U. P. Church meeting delegates were chosen to represent churches and temperance groups at the 7th annual state anti saloon League convention to be held Monday through Wednesday next week. Names include Kirst U B Col W B Beil J W Hamilton J F Tenderson John Shields James Gordon John Kirkpatrick B F P Brown W R K Jeffrey A J Dawson J W Patton Frank McKil hind McConaughey Sam Younkin Cal Long George Black Rebecca Sampson Lizzie Clyde Dr Clyde Boice and Fort Sherman. The league aims to unite temperance and church groups to suppress liquor traffic locally and statewide.
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U. P
State Anti-Saloon League
Kirst
Clyde Boice
Fort Sherman
Methodist Sablahi School Rally Tomorrow Morning
Tomorrow at 1ia the Methodist Sablahi School holds a rally expected to include music and brief five minute addresses. Judge Roberts 8. L. West and Chris Tan from Ottumwa are listed as prominent workers, with local participants Chas Keck W A Moore John Alex Young J T Anderson Capt J B Teller Rev Stryker and Rev Schreckengast on the program. Public invitation is extended.
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Methodist Sablahi
Judge Roberts
L. West
Chris Tan
Ottumwa
Chas
H. Keck
W. A. Moore
John Alex Young
J. T. Anderson
J. B. Teller
Stryker
Schrecken
Lecture Course Seats and Opening Dates Announced
Lecture Course seats for the eight numbers will be checked at the Graham Box office Saturday October 17 from 9 a m until 12 o'clock. Father Vaughn opens the course on Tuesday evening October 20 season tickets cover all lectures single admission to Father Vaughn's lecture 50 cents.
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Graham
Fom
Father Vaughn
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Mercer & Chilcote
Gorner
Postoffice
Kaye & Lytle Telephone
East Side Square
Steck
Dumserelel
H. F. Steck’s
Colenso Hotel
Dave Keltner
Kevin Beno
Rk. G
Knouse
L. G
John Atkinson R. T
Arel. Munro
Harold McKiihinney
K. G
Lioyd McCall
Columbia Pharmacy
JK. Lemmon
Atlanta Constitution
R. G. Vincent
Society Horror
Allen's
W. T. Paster
BIG
Engine
Oskaloora
U. P. Church
Boy’s Forest Mills
Forest Mills
We and Tie
Fay
Siery
Ste
New York
Graham Theatre
Warren, Moore, Manacea
Washington, Iowa
W. B. Patton
Down East Village
Specia
Soc
J. E. Lemmon
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