Home Circle discusses duty and gentility in daily life
The article urges readers to see business as a noble instrument for good, linking trade to charity and social progress. It stresses politeness, familial affection, and practical advice for women and men, praising honest effort and the value of guidance from mothers and friends. It notes a club outing, money owed to the editor, and plans for future reports from Jefferson City.
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Seresek
Hunter
Jefferson City
Sullivan County
Gliy
Moreau Lodge
Sen
Fields
Messrs
Moberly
Linneus
Milan and Kirksville Play Ball Before Large Milan Crowd
A large crowd from across the county watched Milan host Kirksville on a fine ground. Kirksville led 10 to 5 at the end. Players H. L. Adams and J. Ben Carter appeared for Kirksville. The Browning team, during Chautauqua, secured top regional opponents and promises strong outings on local diamonds.
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Milan
Kirksville
H. L. Adams
J. Ben Carter
Browning
Diamonds
Life of Sampson Booking Sets Six Reel Run
A courtly note records a six reel booking titled Life of Sampson for Monday August 3. The item mentions high prices and includes garbled remnants of endorsements and fees.
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Sampson
Old Settlers Picnic Draws Bigger Crowd in Linneus
The Old Settlers picnic drew large crowds to Linneus last Thursday and Friday. Marceline won the ball games with Browning leading Friday’s action as locals provided entertainment and Linneus and Marceline teams clashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linneus
Marceline
Browning
Birth of a baby son in Warrensburg
Mr and Mrs H L Matthews announce the birth of a baby boy born last Friday morning on South street. The mother and son are healthy and the family welcomes the new arrival. Mr Matthews is foreman in the Standard-Herald office and the note jokes about errors being charged to him.
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H. L. Matthews
South Street
Matthews
Standard-Herald
Warrensburg
Picture Show Schedule at LT Electric Theatre
Daily screenings start at 5 30 and end at 8 30 providing three continuous reels to fill the gap between afternoon and night Chautauqua programs. Admission is 5 and 10 cents, except Thursday night when The Spy reel feature plus one good reel costs 10 or 15 cents. Admits electric theatre.
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LT Electric ‘Theatre
Fields Purchases Three West of Bond Residence
J. W. Fields bought three lots west of W. L. Bond’s residence on Tuesday morning from Mrs. Emma Curtis and plans a modern home on them soon. The item notes the transaction and future construction plans.
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J. W. Fields
W. L. Bond
Emma Curtis
Mr. Fields
No clear news item found in provided text
Fragmentary ad style text shows a claim of first class painting service by Wade with satisfaction guaranteed but lacks a complete narrative or identifiers to form a proper headline and summary.
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Wade
Saga of eight pe anti close at special meeting Chautauqua
A fragment notes an eight point sequence related to anti closing at a special Chautauqua session. It mentions a period in the evening and a gathering labeled as saga but lacks clear names or locations to confirm details.
Unclear political intrigue and a foreign plans scare
A rambling note discusses a feller on an island in an airship at five hundred feet with plans to defend the country and a 1911 statute making it a crime to share defenses with foreigners. The text then digresses into a wild misdirection about Roosevelt and a panormaic annexation scheme, ending with a jumble of unreadable characters and stray phrases.
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United States
Roosevelt
Rio Grande
Panama
Mexico
Roth
Eds Ae
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Chari
Rowerar
OLD Settlers
Saga
Sp. m. Chautagqua
Reuben
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