Hall's Catarrh Cure and loans in Toledo item
Oath by Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo promising 100 dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary Unis Gleason witnesses December. Ad mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure as blood and mucus system remedy and Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Also an advertisement for farm loan money from Wa-Keensy State Bank.
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Oho
Toledo
Lucas Couty
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleasos
Dueney, & Co
Dy We
Wa-Keensy State Bank
Burdock Brood Bitters Advertisement Claims Health Benefits
An old advertisement touts Burdock Brood Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia, promising restoration of digestion, weight, health, and blood purification. Sold in drug stores for one dollar.
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America
Commissioners Proceedings Record of County Board Session
County commissioners meet with chair John McNaughton and officials including county attorney and clerk. Items approved include exam of teachers, road petitions, tax refunds, and quarterly warrants for June. multiple staff salaries, supplies, and county office expenses are itemized and reviewed.
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Regetar Sewrah Ahy
Quanty
John McNaughton
A. H Hama
Seer
Agormey
Ovapte
C Hickmas
Rocker
Collyer Lownehip
Crectier
Crender
Register of Deeds
Kase
J. J Messey
Trege County High School
LevasGrer
Errenteus
Beg
Betas Mat
Thinne
See- Fista
Soard
Vaule
Hedstrom
Otter
Ogallah
Cormer
Lownship
Jovn
Jamies Suelijog
Elsi Perkins
Clarence Rogers
Hany Senn
Keraae
Chas Bea Wo
Harvey HH Tawney
Evian Pene
Thos & Tidball
Walter Musgrave
Joseyn Hathteity
Wa-Keeney
Finch
Vark WaKeeney Hardware
O. Metal Wniesley
Coat Richard
Market Report from Kansas City Stock Yards 1913
Market notes from Kansas City dated July 22 1913 show cattle in the native division selling steady to strong with quarantine cattle up 10 to 15. New quotations active for fed natives heavy steers and other classes. Total receipts 13000 head with 28 carloads quarantines. Hog prices weaker while lambs and sheep range mixed amid moisture and demand. rough weather limits, with capital and public notices interwoven including Topeka suffrage features.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Chicago
Porsetinca
Republicans Born Key Kansas Laws In 1913 Legislature
Topeka July 23 Democrats hail many accomplishments of the 1913 legislature yet credit for several major laws belongs to Republicans. The automobile license law, the corporation tax, and the sand royalty measure originated with Republicans, while the state treasury and other reforms were driven by GOP leaders like Charles H. Sessions W. E. Davis and Karl Akers. The piece argues Republicans authored or introduced pivotal statutes, challenging Democratic claims of sole credit.
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Topeka
Kansas
Charles H. Sessions
Senate
Wilson
Washington County
Chas. H. Sessions
W. E. Davis
Treasury Departments
Karl Akers
Greeley
L. M. Mahin
Smitt County
John S. Dawson
Board of Administration
A.M. Keene
Bourbonouby
Arthur Kinkel
Morris County
Hobick Family Heads to Gaylord Kans for Winter Work
Mr and Mrs Chas Hobbick and their children left at the start of the week for Gaylord Kansas where he found steady winter employment. Many friends express happiness at the couple's good fortune and prospects.
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Clinton Totton
Murray
Nebr
Chas. Hobbick
Gaylord
Kans
Bigood
Local Chautauqua Plans Prompt Support From Public
For several years the lyceum course committee has sought a Chautauqua agency. A contract was signed by local business men last winter, creating risk that has now doubled due to poor crops. A strong program is prepared and will succeed, even if losses occur. Sale of season tickets at low prices is the remedy to prevent losses. Names of contracting men are Benson, L. 8. Silycette, OA Cortright, J. F. Jones, Gibson, I. T. Purcell, S. J. Sean, Jo. Kirk, Wwinton, F. B. Walker, W. N. Larabes, AS. Peacok, C. Wilson and J. W. Phares. Support these men by buying tickets and promoting wholesome community amusements.
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Lyceum
Benson
Aea L
Silycette OA Cortright
J. F. Jones
Gibson
I. T. Purcell
S. J. Sean
Jo. Kirk
Wwinton
F. B. Walker
W. N. Larabes
AS. Peacock
C. Wilson
J. W. Phares
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Savings Bank
Saving Bank
Wa-Keeney State Bank
Denver
Heckman
Osterkamp
Oxfords
Noyes
Norman
Wa-Keeney, Kansas
Unis
A. D. Ain
Sean
A. S. Treger
WA Keeney
Commissioners
Couningnam
Toard
Epcs Banzer Chemical
Samuel Dodsworth
Bate Fadee
Benson Salary
Benson Purchasin Ageat Quartet
Benson Exomee Chantaneees
Udson Harian
Amarter Courtney
Simpess
Sap
God
Rienardana Basin
Atniber “Go
Coanty Superia
Peter Elvert
Ting Court Gas HS Givier Statigmery Garbie Straaal Travelion Expellecs
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EC Wollner, Coods
Hudson Marian Recoral
BaSiitschensta
Balance Sacessiai ‘Gollyer Townstile Ae Crane & Co. B
Ken Arid Static SB
Sercomate
Verbec Duaiber Co
Yamiber Ana Sappiles
Acoe
Swuwett Justice At Peace
Hans Janke Kirkner
Mt Bei
Currie Stragat Vanaties
Institute Instiute
Erurst Mussemiaih
Bens
Sears
Mit
Chet
Market Report
J. A. Rickard
Hays
Hays. Kang
BR. EF. Cook
Los Angeles
Big Creek
van Cleve
Normal
Cook
U.P
Mr. Cook
Prof. van Clave
Nothit
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Topeks
Murphy
Moore
Ming
O'Reilly
Tilla Day
Monroe
Good Government Club
Evee
Mattie
Missus
Kansas Equal Suffrage
City Federation of Clubs
Kansas Day Club
Kansas Authors Club
The
Federation of Women
Women's Commercial Club
Sorosis Club
Eastern Star
Daughters of Rebeka
Shawnee County
Tam
Lilla
Dai Monroe
Mooresburg
Ind
Terre Haute
Indiana State Normal
Lee Monroe
Monroes
Baker's
Ady
Ray Ufford
W. L. Larabee
Perry Johnson
Glases, Kans
G. M. Ufford
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