One Fare Passenger Rate for State Fair Sedalia Trip
Secretary Rippey announces a one fare open passenger rate to Sedalia and return for the State Fair. Tickets to the fairgrounds allow unloading at the grand stand entrance. Livestock, agricultural implements, minerals charged tariff to Sedalia and returned home free with secretary certificate. Fruit, grain, and vegetables shipped at tariff and re shipped free on certificate. Poultry billed to the Fair Grounds care Poultry Supt and delivered to exhibition hall. Missouri exhibitors urged to contribute to the exhibit.
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Rippey
Sedalia
Fair Grounds
Judge Bower pins 100 fine for insulting women
Dallas Aug 25 Judge E G Bower of the corporation court sentenced Nason Davis a Negro to the limit of the law for insulting white women and lamented he could not impose a harsher penalty. He warned of unwritten law punishments like hanging or burning and proposed a $100 fine and 100 lashes. The audience appeared to back his stance. The piece also notes black leg cases among young stock in New Home Two and ongoing vaccination efforts by Dr. Cox, with Calf heads lost.
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Dallas
Tex
E.G. Bower
Corporation Court
Nason Davis
Bower
Grayson County
Abe Wilder
Judge Bower
Cox
New Home
Parson Miller
Mr. Botkin
Wm. Coontz
Mr. Shoemate
Chattanooga
Tenn
Henry Noles
Charles Williams
Winchester
Gowan
Stewart
Matt H. Whittaker
Williams
Maxwell
Noles
Liver trouble cure praised by Dr King's Life Pills
A vivid newspaper blurb promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy for liver troubles. It claims the pills regulate the liver, purify the blood, and improve skin and complexion, available at 25 cents from H L Tucker's drug store.
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Dr. King
New Life
H. L. Tucker
Stone A Candidate For The Senate
Former Governor William I. Stone announces plans to run for the United States Senate to succeed Senator Vest. He stresses not seeking the presidency, endorses limited reorganization of the Democratic Party, supports silver coinage, and argues the 16 to 1 ratio is of secondary importance. Stone, returning from illness, appears in jovial mood at his office in St Louis.
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St. Louis
Pformer
William I. Stone
United States Senate
United States
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Vest
Stone
West
MckKinley
Onion skin treatment keeps flies off horses
William Ward of Cleveland told Humane Agent Ricksecker that rubbing sliced onion over horses drives away flies for days. Ward recalled a similar summer with flies and said his onion method finally worked. Ricksecker said he would recommend the treatment to applicants.
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William Ward
Cleveland
Humane
Ricksecker
Ward
Cleveland World
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Cure
Mrs. Nanniea of LaGrange Georgia applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve to severe head and facial sores and reports a rapid cure beyond expectations. The ad touts the product for sores bruises skin eruptions cuts burns scalds and piles with a 25 cent price and a cure guarantee from H L Tucker, druggist.
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Nanniea
LaGrange
H. L. Tucker
Lawton Suffers Heat Wave and Dust Storm
Lawton Oklahoma on August 26 endured 112 degree heat with dense dust clouds making breathing difficult. Sanitary conditions worsened and physicians report several cases of typhoid and malaria fever amidst the scorched city.
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Lawton
Ex Governor Stone Not Candidate for Democratic Nomination
Ex Governor Stone will seek the United States senatorship and nothing else, according to Col M C Wetmore's statement in the St Louis Republic. He is described as the only man in the race with a real chance of election. A Peculiar Accident St Joseph Mich August 26 Mrs James Taylor of 1014 Broad street riding a bicycle to Berrien Springs rode into a rut and suffered a terrible jolt displacing her left kidney. She died at her home early the morning.
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Stone
United States
Missouri
M. C. Wetmore
St. Louis Republic
St. Joseph, Mich
James Taylor
Broad Street
Berrien Springs
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J. R. Jenkins
Wm. BK. Walton, JR. Jenkins, C. H. Datcher
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Hates
Vernon
Barton Counties
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