Quail Nest Baffles Winter Weather Talk At County Farm
County farm reports a quail hen hatching nineteen chicks, a rare midwinter sign that stirs debate over upcoming weather. Ed Stipp witnessed the nest with nineteen eggs near the county asylum as the birds fledglings stirred curiosity.
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Theodore Wollmer to Be Ordained This June
Theodore Wollmer, son of Henry Wollmer, a well known forward merchant, will be ordained in June. The hometown figure is noted for community ties and longstanding business.
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Hargan Receives License to Practice in Morgom ery
Henry C. Hargan is granted a physician and dentist license and will open an office in Morgom ery He previously practiced in Win connick and formerly ran an office in Elnora Foley's Kidney Remedy is promoted as a cure for kidney and bladder issues with claims of restoring strength and vitality Smith & Winton advertise as druggists
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City juvenile author William Wood Parry releases book
City Missouri author Wood Parry of Kansas unveils a juvenile work titled When Daddy Was a Boy. The book, printed by Frank Un Hydeon Publishing, reflects southern plantation themes and includes illustrations by Be We. Parry, a Danville Kentucky Center College alumnus, is noted as nephew of the late Captain William Wood.
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County Board to Meet in Sandion Next Week
County commission board plans a session in Sandion next week. Robert Barr, newly elected district representative, will chair the meeting.
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Freeman Divorce Complaint Alleges Wife Habitual Drunkenness
Alonza Freeman, who ran a saloon at Main and East First, filed for divorce in circuit court claiming his wife, Mrs. Freeman, has been habitually drunk since October and continues to drink. He alleges she scolded him, refused to cook or mend clothes, struck him with keys last September, returned home intoxicated, and used abusive language. The Freemans married February 9, 1906, with T. Williams as attorney of record.
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Counterfeit Remedies and Noted Substitutions Mentioned
The fragment references counterfeit money issues and substitutions related to remedies for colds. It mentions Foley's cold remedy and a remedy by Smith & Wintos in a disjointed note. No clear people, places, or events are established.
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New County Officers Take Over duties in 1909
The county completes a sweeping officer change as B. E. Hastings becomes prosecuting attorney and Charles Banta takes the representative seat. Albert Annén as county surveyor and Robert J. Batt as county commissioner succeed their predecessors. Township officers also refresh with new trustees and assessors across Washington Steele Harrison Barr Madison Emore Bogard Van Buren.
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Thomas D. Simp
Albert ¥. Annén
George A. Faith
Robert J. Batt
John G.shanks
Washington Township
Grant Keithj
Lester Lee
Steele
Ollie Gilliatt
George We
Afterburn
Truptes
Robert Veax
John
McCauley
Harrison
George
William M. Chapman
Barr
George B. Drew
Thomas Gough
Madison
Richard J. McCallian
John F. Sommers
jEmore
Samuel Shuffidbarger
Isaac Ni Shake
Bogard
Trustes
Daniel L Myerd
Aspeskor
John M
van Ostram
Mip
Frank Swan
Jacob H. Purtill
jVan Buren
Trustet
Wilson
Smiley
James B. Flynn
Godwin
Cqlbert
A. H. Holder
Richard Aeroan
Foleya Oring Lavative Care Notes
Fragmented text mentions a laxative care product with claims of treating chronic constipation and stimulating the liver. There is garbled phrasing suggesting instructions to act naturally and avoid forcing use, with unclear references to individuals.
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