Casserna Stomach Tablets and Marriage Licenses Notice
A clipped 19th century ad fragment markets remedies and a list of marriage licenses. It promotes Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion for hoarseness, then touts Cassenna Stomach Tablets from Jerico Springs Mo, and ends with a brief marriage license notice listing H V Parker and Myrtle Alma Sterling Leon with Martha and Davil Jagars and Pearl Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassenna
Cassenna Medicine Company
Jerico Springs
H. V. Parker
Myrtle Alma
Sterling Leon
Martha Atns
Davil C. Jagars
Pearl Ward
Gordon Announces His Staff
State Auditor elect John P. Gordon will assume duties next week announcing the full list of appointments. Chief clerk FT Blakey of Cooper county. warrant clerk W A Kinsey of Callaway. utility clerk R H Beal of Knox. railroad and telegraph clerk Olga Meals of Monroe. criminal cost clerk EB Conkling of Kansas City. bookkeeper T A Copeland of Chariton. bond clerk Morrie Gordon of Lafayette. revenue clerk WP King of Clay. scenographer Miss Cornelia Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Gordon
FT. Blakey
Cooper County
W. A Kinsey
Callaway County
R. H. Beal
Knox County
Olga Meals
Monroe County
E B. Conkling
Kansas City
T. A. Copeland
Chariton County
Morrie’g Gordon
Lafayette County
Box of razors found in Nevada Mall lot sparks police probe
Two small boys discovered nine new cheap razors and a cheap open faced watch inside four cigar boxes on Dr. Robinson's Oak and Cherry lot yesterday afternoon. Chief Owena believes the stash was hidden by a peddler afraid of being found with the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Robinson
Oak and
Cherry Streets
Owena
A Town Built of Concrete in North Dakota
A Boston Transcript report describes a fire that destroyed Winthrop area buildings while a newly finished concrete house remained untouched. The blaze split granite curbing and halted in one direction, boosting the case for concrete construction in Concrete town Pembina County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Pembina County
North Dakota
Elie
Foot and Mouth Disease Near Eradication in Several States
Secretary Wilson says the foot and mouth disease is nearly corralled with no new outbreaks since December in Snyder county Pennsylvania. Since November, the epidemic spread to Maryland New York and Michigan but federal action has largely eradicated it and quarantine restrictions are being lifted in key areas. About 150 veterinarians and 150 non professionals labored at the cost of about half a million dollars, with 3005 animals slaughtered valued at 88269. Federal government pays two thirds and states one third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Snyder County
United States
Danville
Watsonville
Maryland
New York
Michigan
Michivean
Pennsylvania
Young Wife Slain at Party in Buena Vista Home
In Garrard county Kentucky at the home of Charles Major during a family reunion Mrs Annie Major wife of the host was shot dead before about twenty five guests. No weapon found. She was 25 and the daughter of Andrew Broughton. Family suspects a former suitor. Bloodhounds dispatched to trail the assassin.
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Lexington
Charles Major
Buena Vista
Garrard County
Annie Major
Home Seekers Excursion Offers Far Western States Travel
Twenty one days from date of sale, E C Vandervoort announces a home seekers excursion to Alabama Arizona Arkansas Colorado Georgia Idaho Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Mexico Mississippi Montana Nebraska Nevada New Mexico Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Washington Wisconsin Wyoming. Fires and third Tuesday of each month at one and one half fare plus 2.00 for round trip.
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Pobtain
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Georgia
Idaho
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mexico
Miselesippi
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
E. C. Vandervoort
Cab horse Bill kills itself by clash with trolley pole
Patrick Hennessy, a cab horse owner, reports his horse Bill died after colliding headfirst with a trolley pole at Broadway and Walnut. Neighbors claim the animal acted oddly after a new horse arrived, while Hennessy insists the death was a self-inflicted result of stress from change. A veterinarian cited ruptured blood vessel as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennessy
Bill
Broadway
Walnut Street
Cald
Tax on Goat Stirs Quirky Assessor Row
A reader reports a tax dispute after paying $5 for a goat and receiving an $8 front-foot street tax. Rafferty the Assessor explains the statute taxes frontage, not purchase price, clarifying the front foot rule.
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Sullivan
Rafferty
Real Estate Transfers and a Webster Quote
A long list of real estate transfers is reported featuring numerous buyers and sellers in Rockville, Lone Oak, Osage, Elkhart, and surrounding areas with prices ranging from 1,000 to 7,200 dollars. The document ends with Collier's Weekly quoting Daniel Webster praising farming as foundational to civilization and the farmer's labor as essential to national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
Webster
Tome
Student Denies Wild Tale in Missing Kentucky Tracer
Lexington Kentucky Jon Willis KE Smith a missing State University student returned to Owensboro after four months away. He repudiated a kidnap tale claiming masked men in Wisconsin and said he left the university to avoid initiation into a secret fraternity. Ernest Smith accompanied him back. Smith said his brother had worked in a Wisconsin lumber camp and later as a waiter in a Bloomfield restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Jon—Willis KE. Smith
State University
Owensboro
Wilde
Wisconsin
Ernest L.smith
Ernest Smith
Hlowim Thold
Attempt to Burn Metz Hotel Sparks Sheriff Visit
An attempt to burn the large frame hotel at Metz failed after Mrs. Jane Leath, the proprietor, noticed the fire in the building. Kindling soaked with coal oil was placed under the hotel and set afire but was discovered before major damage occurred. Sheriff Ben Baugh and Deputy Sheriff W B Flynn traveled to Metz to investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Baugh
W. B. Flynn
Metz
Jane Leath
Dont Get a Divorce Judge Grants Divorce Over Ill Temper
A western judge granted a divorce citing ill temper and bad breath. Dr Kings New Life Pills advertised as preventing such issues claim to cure constipation and liver trouble, banish headaches and colds, and relieve chills. Sold for 25c at F. T. Clay's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Pilla
F. T. Clay's
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Japan
Selon
Chad
Standard Oil. Company (Incorporated
Eays
Woolford
Frank T. Clay
Cleve Chambers
Mae Gragg
Arch Gregg
Nina Chambers
Lafayette, Kas
Rich Hill
Butler Abler Amsterdam Merwin Papin
Passafe
Dassale
Passaic
Gordon
Scott
Nevada Mall
The
Boston Transcript
Home Seekers
Horse
John M Griggs
Brist
Rockville
WU McGinnie
Evtsiger
Wee
Lone Oak
P Sargent
Sarah A Preston
Acee
P P Sargent
Lester Preston
Mary J Wade
Alto Catharine McCoy
Bik S Williame
Butler
Isaae Lyies
Joste
Arnold Pe Wee
Bot Hoone
LM Grifith
John Houck
T Oange
Alias Wilson
T W Robertson
Osage
Nora Logae
R Dasham
Shaggee
ID Rowland
LL Cole
Sanee
Homer
Oliver K Davie
Jease Ko Smith
Axe
Mound
NB Chitty
FR Allen
Adrian
Chas TP Noleon
Eleana Custer
Elkhart
Geraddinn Kuipers
Mary L Everet
Leonard Everette
Lizzie McComb
Rich Hill Realty Co
W Robertson
C M Wilken Eylot
James Daugherty
Eliza Timmons
Aly Lochner
CO Blake
Frankiie Taylor
Od Allen
Walter McComb
James Williams
Ben M Power
Mary M Frank
Guardian
Allen Wright
Rich
Marian
McElroy
W D Yates
Nannie W Hawkins
Collier's Weekly
Sabine Field
Witl H
Butler Station
St. Louis Times
ST. Louis, MO
Anrone
Perth
Wangboge
Patoote
Mant & Co
Rowlra
Munn & Co
E. N. Chastain
Berner
Bennett- Wheeler Mer. Co
Residence High Street
DR J. Me Christy
Calldren O
A. H. Culver Furniture Company
House Telephoneld
B. F. Jeter
MH. H. Nichole
J. T. Hull
Ortrance
Lildil's Wade
North Side Square
Lubler
T. C. Boulware
Butler, Mo
John F. Herrel & Son
Court House
Drs. Cannon & Sparr
Betler
Missouri
Lelentane No
N. Main ST
Jas. S. Combs
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