Conductor Rufus McNeely Drowned Near Pueblo
A telegram from Pueblo Colorado reports Rufus McNeely, a former B and C Southwestern conductor, accidentally drowned while hunting with a physician. The capsize occurred days earlier. his body had not yet been recovered at the time of the telegram. He was well known among railroad men here.
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Pueblo
Col
Réymour
Rufus McNeely
Cian
McNeeley
B. & C. ‘Southwestern
Consolidation of Rural Schools Favored by Community
The piece argues for consolidating rural schools to improve efficiency and student health. It cites benefits like scheduled school transportation, earlier arrival, and better instructional time, noting support from teachers, county educators, and Dr J Ney. The author urges farmers and parents to back consolidation.
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Inghana Yeouitede
Delaware
Montgomery County
Democrat
Daviess County
Hplr
Pitts
Ta ‘Consolidated School
Wilo
Isitime
al Vila
J. Ney
Board of Health
Suit to Set Aside Deeds In Bergert Estate
John Dally as special administrator of the Bergert estate sues Bergert’s children Jennie Ellen Cornett and Rayman Harry Bergert in the circuit court to set aside two deeds conveying real estate. The complaint alleges fraudulent intent to hinder creditors and that the deceased had no other assets to satisfy debts. Dally, who financed Bergert’s loan, seeks to subject the real estate to creditor claims. Ogden & Inman represent the plaintiff.
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John Dally
Samuel “Hl Bergert
Daviews
Dally
Bergert
Washington National Bank
Drowing Tragedy Recalled From White River Incident
A year after the December 1 1907 drowning on White river three men Pat Kelley Jacob Sahm and William Maher were aboard a boat that capsized Kelley survived Sahm was recovered but Maher remains missing despite exhaustive search and dynamite attempts to raise him. The body might have drifted into river excavations or settled under sand as theories vary.
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Jacob Sahm
William Maher
White River
Maher
Pat Kelley
Sahm
Kelley
Simple Remedy for La Grippe Cited in Ad
An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package as a quick cure for grippe coughs that may lead to pneumonia. It claims the lungs are healed and strengthened and a dangerous condition averted, with Smith & Winton selling the product.
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Foley
Smith & Winton
Misery in stomach prompts Digestive aid ad
An advertisement urges readers to start using Pape's Dispepsia to aid digestion. It promises relief from dyspepsia belching gas heartburn and indigestion with improved digestive juices and quicker relief from meals.
Pape’s Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
Reading text touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a 50 cent remedy for indigestion and upset stomach. It claims the large case relieves even obstinate cases in five minutes and helps digestion by preparing food for blood absorption. It encourages readers to ask their druggist for Diapepsin.
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Pape
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