Auction of live stock and miscellaneous from Red Rock area
A detailed sale listing items including a high Shire stallion 8 years old bay in color with 90% 1909 score, matched Percheron mares in foal, brown and bay horses and mares, a bay Shire filly and bay ercheron and Belgian stock, one cow, machinery and harness, wagons and hay. Terms: 12 months on sums over 10 with security, cash for 10 and under. Lunch served by West Chester M. E. church Ladies Aid. Auctioneer Lee McAvoy McMarlen. Claude Davis clerk.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
West Chester
M. KE
Lee McAvoy
Paul Before Felix Interprets Resurrection Hope and Faith
Fragment from a religious lesson recounts Paul before Felix in Caesarea. It notes Lysias delivering Paul, the charge involving Jewish law, Paul’s defense, and the gospel of justification by faith through Christ’s finished work. Felix postpones, hoping for a bribe, while Paul remains prisoner two years awaiting a convenien t season.
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Claudius Lysias
Paul
Caesarea
Felix
God
Jesus
Israel
David
Ezek
Christ
Moses
Drusilla
Lysias
Taul
Damascus
Rom
South Dakota Leads Northwest in Wealth per Capita
Doane Robinson reports government figures show South Dakota remains first in production of new wealth per capita. From 1900 to 1908 cereal output and 1908 per capita cereal and livestock values place South Dakota atop Iowa Minnesota and North Dakota, with potential to maintain lead as farming expands.
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Pierre S. D
Doane Robinson
State Statistical Department
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
Northwest
Ashes Help Grapes Concord Variety Improved by Treatment
Washington County fruit men urged to imitate C. Widger of Ottumwa three miles NW. He fed grape vines coal ashes, boosting Concord grapes in size and quality over three seasons. Widger asserts a coal ash element aids growth and that any local farmer can succeed in grape cultivation.
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Concord
Washington County
C. Kk. Widger
Ottumwa
Affidavit challenges Cook on Mount McKinley ascent
Edwin N. Barrill says he was the only companion with Dr. Cook on the claimed summit visit and that they did not reach the top. He asserts the highest point was at least fourteen miles from the summit, with elevations never above ten thousand feet, and accuses Cook of diary manipulation and misrepresented photographs. Barrill details dates from September 9 to 19, 1906 and describes altered diary entries and false claims about a snow house.
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New York
the Globe
Edwin N. Barrill
Dr. Cook
Mount McKinley
Tacoma
Washington
Barrill
Cook
Barvil
Barril
Parrill
Mount Meckinley
Farm Loan Offers Boost in Early Applications
Edmund D Morrison urges timely farm loan applications to secure favorable terms as his loan business doubles this year by saving customers money.
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Edmund D. Morrison
Local Golf Club Members Enjoy Fairfield Visit
Members of the Local Golf Club visited Fairfield yesterday and were royally entertained by the Fairfield team. They were defeated at golf but praised Fairfield hosts and returned home with favorable opinions of the course and club facilities. Attending were Revs. J. C. Abe G. D. Rogers Charles Winter and Dr L Thomas.
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Fairfield
J. C. Abe
G. D. Rogers
Charles Winter
L. Thomas
Doctor denies Barrill diary alteration accusations
Dr. Cook responded to the Barrill affidavit in Atlantic City claiming he never knew Barrill kept a diary and never saw it. He said he could not have asked him to alter anything and that any statements alleging changes to dates or attitude are lies.
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Dr. Cook
Atlantic City
N. J
Barrill
Miller corroborates Barrill account with photos and maps
Walter P. Miller of Seattle, photographer for Dr. Beck’s Mount McKinley expedition, swears Barrill’s account is correct in every detail. He says he has photographs and maps that fully confirm Barrill’s statements.
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Miller
Barrill
Seattle
Wash
Walter P. Miller
Beck
Mount McKinley
Try This in November Quaker Oats Health Campaign
Thousands of families are urged to eat Quaker Oats daily for thirty days in November to improve health strength and vigor. The ad advocates replacing meat and greasy foods with oats and ensuring children receive a full share. oats are sold in regular and large family packages.
Well Known Hotel Keeper Endorses Chamberlain's Remedy
Glasgow Kentucky hotel keeper J C Jenkins says he has stocked Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for fifteen years and given it to many traveling men with satisfying relief. The remedy is for sale by F L Stolte and Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Chamberlain
J. C. Jenkins
Glasgow
F. L. Stolte
Lemmon
Zemo Drug Agency Promises Skin Cure Remedies
The McElhinney Drug Co announces they have secured the agency for Zemo, a liquid remedy claimed to cure eczema pimples dandruff black heads and other skin or scalp diseases by destroying the germ causing them.
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McElhinney Drug Co
Zemo
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Jem
Lion & CO
Orm
Yan
SISCO
McMarlen
Claude Davis
Prey
Dr. King
J. A. Armon
Sizemore
W. Va
J. A. Lemmon
Lesson l
D. M. Stearns
Palio Fing Spec. Co
Newark, N. J
U.S.A
Tercee
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
McElhinney Drug Company
Friend
Kinley
Cook & Sherman
J. A. Harwood
United States
Seattle, Washington
Mason
Transfer and Storage Co
Easant
BRES
Poland
China
Longfellow
G. B. van Kleeck
Keota
Ring
Ig Troubles
Lemmon’s _ Pharmacy
Meckiihinney Drag Coa
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