Peruna Rejuvenates Local Boot Dealer in Iowa
A Council Bluffs boot and cigar dealer reports gradual health decline from confinement, finding relief only after Peruna use. He credits five bottles with restored health and cheerful spirits, claiming ongoing vitality since. A Wisconsin resident also endorses Peruna, noting seven months without a cold. Peruna Tab- ready for those who object to liquid medicine.
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C. N. Petersen
South Main St
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Arthur G. Peterson
Box
Omro
Wisconsin
Biggerstaffs January 1915 county receipts and disbursements
County commissioner J H Biggerstaff provides January 1915 financial statement listing balance at start of month 200 27 receipts 258 554 expenditures 1770 41 and February 1 balance 815 20. A humorous note questions exact items like chicken salad, punch, and number of steel bridges but credits totals.
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J. H. Biggerstaff
Jim
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Liver Relief
A health notice extols the liver’s control over the body and warns a sluggish liver needs care. It claims chronic liver complaints lead to pessimism and a bleak view, asserting mental states depend on physical health. The ad states biliousness headaches dizziness and constipation disappear after using Dr King’s New Life Pills priced 25c at druggists.
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Dr. King
Local and Personal News Notes From The County
D R Montgomery a miller at Womack mills spent Saturday night and Sunday in Dallas. S P Beckett left Monday for Sulphur Springs for an indefinite stay. Fitz Bryant called to Sherman for jury service. Emmet Penn was a business visitor at the county capital Monday. Harley Gibson of Kingsland Arkansas arrived Tuesday to visit Mr and Mrs Lee Crouch. Miss Otto Denton teaching at Collinsville spent the weekend at home. Tom Noe of Denison came down early this week to spend a few days with his father W T Noe.
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D. R. Montgomery
Miller
the Womack Mills
Dallas
Fitz Bryant
Sherman
Harley Gibson
Kingsland
Arkansas
Mrs
Lee Crouch
Tom Noe
Denison
W. T. Noe
Local residents note visits and travel around Leonard
W J Hayes and Mr Mrs A P Grider returned to Leonard after a visit with Murry Bryant. Mrs Luther Sears came home from Leonard after visiting her daughter Mrs Homer Caston. Ruth Moore left Friday to visit sister Delia near Rockwall and relatives in Dallas. Mrs M M Strickland and Mrs Stilwell of Lone Oak stayed with J R Dickson. Murry Bryant and James visited Leonard. John Wellington and Cyrus went to Durant Oklahoma for a few days. A D Bethard and daughter of Dallas visited Mrs W T Sears. J J Walker visited Sherman for eye treatment with her two daughters. J H Biggerstaff returned from Sherman for commissioners court. John Parker left for Waco to work as traveling salesman. A gusty wind and rain Friday night broke a plate glass at Cox's grocery and damaged a shed at John McMurry's grocery.
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Luther Sears
Leonard
Homer Caston
Ruth Moore
Delia
Rockwall
Dallas
Cox’s Grocery
John McMurry
Local Officials See Land Interests Ties In Cooke County
T H Sears spends substantial time in Cooke county with wide land interests. He was there last week and returned Monday for a few days. Miss Lillie Mae Brown, noted Southwestern operator, traveled to Sherman Monday for five days of instruction at the company offices.
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T. H. Sears
Cooke County
Lillie Mae Brown
The
Southwestern
Sherman
Visit of Mrs Lacey Hutchins and sister Ends
Mrs Lacey Hutchins of Tishomingo Oklahoma visited Dallas and other Texas points then stopped here last week to see her sister Mrs Mary Hes tand. She left for home Monday.
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Lacey Hutchins
Tishomingo
Okla
Dallas
Texas
Mary Hestand
Seays Visit Kentuckytown Residents Host Guests
Mr and Mrs Seay of Greenville visited this week and were Sunday guests of Mr Joe Roberts at Kentuckytown. They stopped for a few hours Monday with G W Pope and family.
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Mrs. Seay
Greenville
Joe Roberts
Kentuckytown
G. W. Pope
Guy Dillon Receives Insurance Settlement for Tire Damage
Guy Dillon collected a $330 settlement from his insurer on a $400 policy for damages to household goods after a tire incident. He praised the adjustment and expressed satisfaction with the payout.
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Guy Dillon
Tire
Guy
Farm rental wanted near Whitewright for 60 or 70 acres
L Balti more seeks rental of a 60 to 70 acre farm near Whitewright. Also willing to purchase a team and farming tools for possession. Respond via Tishomingo, Oklahoma.
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Whitewright
Tishomingo
Oklahoma
L. W. Baltimore
Dillon and friends travel and millinery moves in town
Mr and Mrs J S Dillon spent a few days in Trenton returning home Monday Mrs Dillon s sister Mrs Viola Owens of Greenville with them Mrs Owens has just left the sanitarium at Greenville where she recently underwent an operation Miss Lucile Montgomery will head the new millinery department for the T H Lively Dry Goods Co with purchase trips to St Louis Miss Eula Badgett spent part of the past week in Dallas studying designs and will resume work at a Tom Bean millinery shop Mr and Mrs W B McKnight of Washington DC visited Dr R L Sears and family en route to the Panama California Expositions in San Diego and San Francisco Mrs Clyde Reeves Brodhead gave two professional readings in Crowell and Vernon and was formerly in charge of oratory at Texas Christian University Ben Roberts returned home from Friday to Sunday with his mother after Crane Company left Texas his job moved to Oklahoma City then shifted to Tex as Harvester Co with duties in western Texas from Wichita Falls.
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J.S. Dillon
Trenton
Mrs. Dillon
Viola Owens
Greenville
Owens
Lucile Montgomery
T. H. Lively Dry Goods Co
Mr. Lively
St. Louis
Eula Badgett
Dallas
Miss Badgett
W. B. McKnight
Washington, D. C
R. L. Sears
San Diego
San Francisco
Clyde Reeves Brodhead
West Texas
Crowell and Vernon
Ben Roberts
Mell Roberts
Crane Company
Texas
Ben
Oklahoma City
Texas Harvester Co
Wichita Falls
Paris florist seeks orders for growing plants and funeral designs
Notice from Mrs. H Benedict as agent for the Goree Green House in Paris urges orders for growing plants ferns cut flowers and funeral designs. Phone 157.
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Goree Green House
Paris
H. Benedict
Whitewright City Marshal Candidacy Announcement
A Whitewright civic notice declares the candidate seeks the City Marshal seat in the April election. He cites prior fulfillment of duties since June, asserts fitness after illness, pledges law enforcement with mayor and council guidance, and requests voters support. He notes water and scavenger bill collection may be decided by the council.
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Whitewright
M& McMillin
Pine-Tar Honey Eases Coughs And Colds Quickly
Stop That Cough Now. When you catch cold or begin to cough, take Dr Bell's Pine-Tar Honey. It penetrates throat and lung linings and fights disease germs, giving relief and healing. Family testimonial from Hamilton Ohio. 25c at your druggist.
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Dr. Bell
E. Williams
Hamilton
Ohio
Double Service Tires Offer Introductory Savings
Double Service Tires claim double the thickness and 12 plies of fabric for puncture resistance and longer mileage. The ad touts country and highway use, equal air pressure, economy, and ready credit terms with a 10 percent multi-tire discount, urging purchase direct from the Tire & Rubber Co. with no dealers.
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United States
Double Service Tire & Rubber Co
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Peruna
Biggerstaff
J. F. Lilley
S. P. Beckett
Sulphur Springs
Emmet Penn
Otto Denton
Collinsville
W. J. Hayes
A. P. Grider
Murry Bryant
James
J. R. Dean
Tom Bean
John Wellington
Cyrus
Durant
A. D. Bethard
W. T. Sears
J.J. Walker
Commissioners’ Court
John Parker
Waco
Waco Mill & Elevator Co
Lizzie Epperson
Gould Avenue
Fort Werte Seaaty
Dr. Pierce
Kirkpatrick & Bryant
State of Ohio
Toledo
Igg
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Liall
Grove
Colds & Lagrippe
R. May
Ross R. May
B.S
M. D
May
J. Maurice McMillin
First National Bank
CopvaricuTs &c
Securin
Munn & Co
Scientific American
New York
Washington
E. W. Grove
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