Local residents visit kin as many travel for family events
Numerous townsfolk travel to see relatives or attend funerals and visits. Names include Mrs. William Foster and daughters Madge and Katle, Miss Sarah Hag pity, Miss Nellie Clark, Miss Mae Cropp, Mrs. Charles Bareford, Miss Hattie Hyatt, Miss Bertha Kunkle, and others making trips to Lexington, Bedford, Evanston, St Louis, Topeka, and Vincennes.
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Alisa Mauda Potter
Bedford
Joe Hoppingarner
Milss
Bertha ‘Kunkle
Jasper
Boaneville Journal
Sarah Hagpity
Aselia Hughes
Washinton
Nellie Clark
Seymour
Mae
Murray
Iowa
Tela
Charles Bareford
New’ Albany
Hattie ‘Hyatt
City
Teft
Evanston
Ils
Mackinack Island
Miray Willis
Topeka
Stulies
St Louis
Brod
W. Clark
Ashville
Patterson
Patersburg
Carrie
Vinconbars
W.R. Dearmin
Worthington
Fs Strasser
Princeton
Ursday
DE Lutes
Greene County
Lutes
Insurance Linge
Evansville
Wag
Caladiums and community notes brighten town life
A rambling column notes local chatter about plant salerooms, a florist’s rarity, and family matters including divorces. It mentions Mrs Krongaberg, caladium known as the elephant plant, and a Ladies and Pastors Union meeting at the Y M C L room. Also reports camping trip to Indian Springs, a weather drop, and a church omen, plus an ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M FE
Nellie- Evans
Dennia Dale
Lawn Fete at Westend Park Next Thursday Night
The Weatland A M E church invites all to a lawn fete at West End Park on July 15. Good music will be provided and meals offered. Palmer, trustee, thanks those who helped suppress a fire at the church and testifies to the kindness shown by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod
Weatland A. My.e
West End Park
Dhine
Quick Relief for Asthma Mentioned in Local Notice
A fragment mentions Foley’s Honey and Tarise among remedies and references a local official or commissioner Lamb in Harriven township. The note cites a city business context and a named person in a public setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley's
Dr Harper to seek prolonged rest in Europe
Classified notice reports University of Chicago president Dr. Harper, plagued by illness and exhaustion from duties, will travel to Europe for extended rest starting July. Doctor Small recommends the trip to aid recovery after typhoid symptoms and relentless work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Harper
Europe
Small
Chicago
Arper
Marper
Ore Side
United States
Ha Toj
Woman Clerk Triumphs in Treasury Exam Over Rival
Mrs. Lilian Pike of Arkansas, a coast survey office clerk, excelled in a difficult mathematics exam for a treasury post, scoring 84 percent to a male rival's 64. Despite allies backing the man, Pike's higher mark led Secretary Gage to appoint her to the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Lilian Pike
Arkansas
Coast and Geodetic Purvey
Gage
Treasury
Coast Survey
Proman
Survey
Civil Service Soenaagen di- Inati
Chinese Weds American Girl at Stanford University
Walter Ngong Fong aged 31, a Stanford law graduate, and Emma Ellen Howne a Stanford student from Port Dalhousie Ontario, were wed by Rev. Dr. Cobern in Denver Colorado due to California marriage laws. The ceremony linked a Chinese student leader with a study partner amid reports of optimistic views on the new homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinxford University
California
Walter Ngong Fong
Fong
Woman Recovers Use After Paralysis With Pink Pills
A Michigan woman describe how a stroke left her left side paralyzed for a year. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People she regained strength and mobility, crediting the remedy for her recovery. The testimonial highlights a surgeon and local merchants who endorsed the treatment.
Excursion Railroad Tickets To Chattanooga and Beyond
A garbled 19th century railroad notice announces excursion tickets from Louisville and connected lines to Chattanooga and the South. It details round trips, validity from July 15, return by late August, and extension options via deposit with station agents. It mentions Pullman sleepers and routes through Cincinnati to Ashville and “the Land of the Sky.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Saliw Ly
Ashville
Land of the Sky
Cincinnati
Pullman
Southern Railway
Adams St
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Louis- Chicago
Ville
Chattanooga
Alta Pales
Louisville
Wek
Aay
Creameries and dairy growth in South Dakota observed
The article notes a rapid rise of creameries and dairy factories across South Dakota in recent months. It highlights 119 creameries and related facilities, urging farmers to seek investments and outlines potential land and mortgage offers through agents in Chicago and South Dakota.
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South Dakota
H. HeAvearn
Havsetiger
O.M
P. Ry
Oplomy Bldg
Chicago
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Skeep
Hlbaven
B. F. Hant
Tor
South’ ‘Dakota
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Solder
Little Son
Kansas
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Emily
Ghoge Lutes
C. E. Asbury
Hans
Jack Thomas
Emma Thomas
Indian Springs
Hall
Fig, Cheney & Co
Teletv. Univ
Addres
F. J. Cheney & GO
Toledo
Letatts
Palmer
B. Church
Zia
Jeank ‘Lamb
jH-rriven
Satyaria Ou
DR. Harper
Onn
America
Ray
Ruth Wolcott
Bi Walence
Seward
Esabella County
Courier-Herald
Reich
Ganic
Ely
Yang
Ycott
Herald
Von
Farber Mortah
Citizeps
Michigan
Mfr
George W. Childs
Bay View
Childs
Ae Ness
Wyiph
Dr. Williams
J. Williams
Dr. Hines Medicine Company
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