Kirkland Armour Dead in Kansas City
Kirkland B Armour aged 47 died at 5 55 pm in Kansas City Missouri after a long kidney illness His wife and son Watson his Charles W Armour his Mrs A W Armour and Mrs E Smith were present He was burial head of the Armour family Born in 1854 at Bridge NY He was son of Andrew Watson Armour a longtime Kansas City packinghouse leader and became president after S B Armour death He owned Hereford stock and was twice president of the National Hereford Breeders association He leaves a widow and three
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Kansas City
Kirk B. Armour
Armour
Mr. Armour
Watson
Charles W. Armour
A. W. Armour
United States
Nation- Hereford Breeders’ Association
Communication notice from H O Maxey at Amsterdam Mo
In Butler at circuit clerk's third Saturday in each month public notice or communication ad tome at Amsterdam Mo. Contact H O Maxey County School Commissioner for details and availability.
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Butler
Amsterdam
Fighting Big Forest Fire at Rosemont Lumber Yard
Colorado Springs reports a large forest fire burning on Pike's Peak government reservation after rising from Rosemont lumber yard where 1,500,000 feet of timber stacked. Winds spread flames to peaks canyon areas endangering water system buildings at Lake Moraine. no fatalities. Firefighting and US forestry probing origin amid suspicions of rule violations.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Rosemont
Pike’s Peak
Lake Moraine
United States Forestry
Uncle Billy Griggs Dead in California
Bates County readers learn of the death of Uncle Billy Griggs, a long respected local figure, in San Bernardino California after a seven week illness. The notice honors his devotion, recounts family presence, and notes plans for future travel and homecomings.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
W M.iris
Billy
Bates County
Ioan
California
Jesus
Jealous wife shoots husband in Colorado City saloon
Colorado Springs report says Will Schuler 23 was shot by his wife during a late hour seven up game in Coby's saloon. He is dying from wounds. The couple recently married. the wife, a year younger, laments the deed. She claimed jealousy over gambling and women. neighbors describe tensions and alleged abuse.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Will Schuler
Coby
Colorado City
Get the Most Out of Your Food
A wartime era style testimonial touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for weak stomachs and digestive discomfort. The speaker E R B Hickins of W Chester Pa endorses its use for summer nausea, fatigue, and general run down condition, claiming it greatly benefits the stomach and system.
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Hood
E. RB. Hickins
Chester
Butler Show Event and Local Movements Daily Chronology
Attendees filled the Butler show on the 24th and a large crowd attended a funeral in which Bro. Silby preached for Bro. Weldon. John Mansfield, recovering from injuries on show day, was reported improved. Several locals sold hogs for 69.75 dollars and travels included Mrs. Kash plotting millinery purchases in Kansas City.
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Butler
John Robbins
Kansas
Miss Pearl Scott
Burdette
W. M. Weldon
Kansas City
Bro. Silby
Bro. Weldon
George Moore
Henry County
8. B. Kash
Fannie Mudd
Burdett
H. O. Maxey
Amsterdam
Foster Flakes at Circus and Local Notices
Foster flares temper at the circus and a rear action with a “coon” noted. Anticipation grows for an upcoming newspaper, with enthusiasm for its success. Judge Sullens travels to Marshall for a South Methodist Conference. Rev. McGee helps baptize the Misses Davis at Old Walnut on Monday September 23. Mrs. Henderson Miller hosts a gathering.
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Foster
Judge Sullens
Marshall
Rev
McGee
Butler
Rice
Misses Davis
Old Walnut
Henderson Miller
Rainy spell boosts pasture outlook and harvest notes
Farmland weather predicts good pasture until November if frost stays away. Corn cutting waning, wheat stands fine. Social notes include Buck Herdrickson of Creighton greeting friends in Ballard, hog trades by Bob Alexander and George Price from Adrian, Mrs J C Noble with a new steel range, and multiple visits across Clinton, Creighton, Ballard, Appleton City, and Walnut.
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Buck Herdrickson
Creighton
Ballard
Bob Alexander
George Price
Adrian
J.C. Noble
K. Belisle
Clinton
Messrs
Noble and
Trimble
Mr. Maxwell
Henry County
Lukie Bradley
Ed. Clardy
Keirsey
Etta Hill
Carrie
Henry Trimble
Appleton City
Tom Beard
Linton
King
Walnut
Lillie Powers
Kansas
Lizzie Pettus
Let it Alone Scott's Emulsion Ad
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a safe option for thin people to gain weight. It claims the medicine builds new flesh without tiring the user and requires no strenuous effort, promising improved appetite and weight with a quiet, natural effect. Free samples are offered.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Butler store offers broad bargain sale and Old Settlers Day
A Butler one price cash house advertises wide savings across fabrics, clothing, and homemaker goods with heavy discounts ahead of Old Settlers Day next Tuesday. The piece promotes produce trade for cash, in-store dining, and a large inventory from ginghams to silks, coats, and footwear, urging customers to visit, compare prices, and shop now.
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H. E. Ereivar
J.B. Duvaul
Kirkland Armour
Iit Ee
St. Karga
Dr. King
H. L. Tucker
Billy Griggs
Ing
C. M. Tyler
San Bernardino
M.T Fairchild
Pueblo
Quality Hill
Otis Jennings
Rhoades
Salem Church
Alma Courtney
Carrie Giritton
William Darby
Marcus Tyler
H. Miller
Courtney
Steel
Ira Craig
McDowell Fairchild
Jennie Webb
Old
Jennings Homestead
Burdette Gleanings
Old Settlers
St le Loe
Lith
Union
Calico
Saxony
Amaskeag
Faru
Oxford
Melton
Selz Schwab
Hueskamp Ultra
Michigan
Onan
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