Chautauqua Summer Festival Promises Wide Appeal
A five day Chautauqua summer festival brings Italian music by the Venetian Guards Band and the Anita Singing Orchestra, with Dollie McDonnell Company and Drexler Fox. Speakers include Judge Estelle of Omaha and Hon. W. J. Nolan. Sumner R. Vinton presents an illustrated Asiatic travel lecture. Harwood R. Manlove performs comedy and a children’s program is planned. Indoor seating with elevated stage and backrests.
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Dollie eDonnell Company
Nita Singing Orchestra
Drexler-Fox Company
Alltalians
Chauauqua
Italy
Anita Singing Orchesta
Dollie McDonnellompany
rexler-Fox Company
Cleverusical
W. J. Nolan
Minnesota
Fredrick Hopkins
Chicago
Sumner R. Vinton
Pagodas
Orient
Harwood R. Manlove
Manlove
Cleeton and Sorge Tie at Winigan Home
The marriage of James M. Cleeton and Augusta Sorge took place at the bride’s parents home in Winigan on June eleventh. The ceremony was followed by a dining room feast and a warm farewell from guests. The couple reside in Winigan. W. W. Clay.
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Winigan
James M. Cleeton
Augusta Sorge
W. W. Clay
Old Man Walks Ten Miles Then Stumbles On Speed Sign
An elderly man about eighty walked ten miles to a neighboring town. On reaching the town an acquaintance greeted him with surprise. The man joked that he was fine until reaching the speed sign that limited him to fifteen miles per hour.
Basket Dinner Meeting At Cora With G F DeVol
An old fashioned basket dinner meeting is planned at Cora next Sunday. Elder G F DeVol of Milan will speak at 11 a m and 3 p m with a sermon on the main subject. At 8 p m he will discuss Good Citizenship. Ample provisions, shade, music, free ice water and a joyful time are promised. Bring well filled baskets and happy hearts for a time in God's temple.
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Cora
G. F. DeVol
Milan
DeVol
God’s Great Temple
Adv
Good roads and hog cholera serum at Missouri College
An editorial urges citizens to fix road hazards before fall and promote road work while noting autos build roads. It also reports Missouri College of Agriculture veterinary department increasing hog cholera serum output to meet demand, selling at cost about 30 cents per animal and inviting orders.
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College of Agriculture, Veterinary Department
Columbia
Universal cement promises best quality for careful buyers
Buyers of Portland cement are warned there are many brands and not all cement is equal. The Universal brand on a sack signals the best possible cement, with good workmanship and materials. The ad urges talking to Universal for assurance.
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Universal
Universal Cement
Adv
C.W. Haggard
Ice Cream and Cake Sale to Support Band Stand
Ladies host ice cream and cake on the vacant lot by the old Farmers Exchange building with proceeds to erect a band stand. Event starts Saturday June 21 at 2 pm adv.
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Farmers Exchange
Saving Missouri Hogs Serum Now Ready for Farmers
The College of Agriculture at Columbia announced it is prepared to supply hog cholera serum in any amounts to Missouri farmers, offering aid to protect hog herds and improve farm productivity.
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College of Agriculture At
Columbia
Farmers of
Missouri At
Call for Shade and Water at Brownings Stock Yards
Shippers complained of extreme heat at the Brownings stock yards Monday with no shade and crowded pens. Horses hogs and sheep suffered as some shippers nearly fainted from heat and dust. a call for collaborative action and improvements to be led by the C B and K C.
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Browning
Earth
Penhale-Lambert Case Heard in Expanded Venue
Monday in Squire Marvin's court the Penhale Lambert case drew a crowd. John W. Clapp represented the defendant and Sen Fields the plaintiff. Due to space, spectators moved to the opera house. The jury included F. G. Peters and others. witnesses testified. the jury awarded Penhale a monetary penneees. The suit involved a horse trade from some time ago and was appealed to circuit court.
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Squire Marvin
Penhale-Lambert
John W. Clapp
Milan
Sen. Fields
Opera House
F. G., Peters
Frank Burner
C. F. Alexander
B. T. Jolley
Ed Christy
A. A.pipes
Penhale
Circuit Court
Undertaker's Supplies Offered Near Browning Missouri
A local ad offers copper lined caskets grave vaults robes suits and slippers of all kinds from T B Mundell located 184 miles southwest of Browning Missouri. Purchase before you buy.
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Adv
T. B. Mundell
Browning, Mo
Piano offered for children by J G Barker
Advertisement for a piano suitable for children offered by J G Barker with a price of 30 dollars and a phone call invitation to view.
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J.G. Barker
Obituary of Elsie Chenoweth from Grantsville Missouri
Elsie T. Chenoweth born in Missouri on January 9 1860 died June 15 1913 aged 53 years 5 months 6 days. She married William Hennage in 1880 and had three children one daughter preceded her in death. She joined the Christian church at Grantsville and remained a member. Survived by husband two sons two brothers and many friends. Funeral at the house June 17 conducted by the writer. The piece ends with a verse praising the name of Mother W. W. Clay.
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Elsie T. Chenoweth
Missouri
Wm. Hennage
Christian Church
Grantsville
Roll of Honor Names Across Towns and Routes
The list records individuals and their locations including Wm Hawkins Cora Mile Street Purdin and Mrs Minnie Southerland Purdin along with many others such as J S Jacobs Bryan Ashby route 3 Mrs John Ashby C E Murphy Chillicothe N B Neely Brookfield T A Kimbrough route 2 and Geo W Martin route 1.
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Wm. Hawkins
Cora
Mile Street
Purdin
Minnie Southerland
L. G
Schrock
City
J. S. Jacobs
Bryan Ashby
John Ashby
C. E. Murphy
Chillicothe
N. B. Neely
Brookfield
T. A. Kimbrough
G. _B. McCollum
Mona
Mont
Amanda Nickell
Maurice Peters
A. R. Riedle
John Sparks
C. L. Wilson
Geo. W. Martin
White House Encounters Reflect Political Booting at Baltimore
Uncle Reuben notes that Indiana boss Tom Taggart's White House visit greeted warmly by Wilson contrasts with Charles Murphy of Tammany who faced a chilly reception. The piece implies patronage influence on appointments, cites Ohio Congressman Goeke backing Harmon, and comments on Washington alleys near the Capitol with harsh social conditions.
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Tom Taggart
Indiana
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
White House
Charles Murphy
New York
North Pole
Wilson
Washington
Ohio
John Henry Goeke
Harmon
Goeke
Coas
Capitol
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Longfellow and Cooper
Cleeton-Sorge
Undertaker
Roll OF Honor
Reuben
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