Fragmented fair notes and local notices from Joplin Globe
Readable snippets detail Anna Slonaker Adrian winning nineteen blue ribbons from twenty fancy work entries at the Drexel fair. The page also mentions De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills sold by C. W. Hess, a political moan about presidential candidates, Up ton City academy plans, a Vernon county barn destroyed by lightning, and a cow milk-sucking snake tale from Edgerton Journal.
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Anna Slonaker
Adrian
Miss Anna
Henry Reed
Bariton County
Scott's Emulsion advertisement for health benefits
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites is urged for home use to cure hard colds strongens delicate children and builds flesh and strength. It is promoted as a standard remedy for throat and lung affections. The ad asks readers to mail with paper name and address plus postage to receive a world atlas. Scott & Bowne 409 Pearl St New York.
Politician Contemplates Office for Bryan Era
A Glenwood Springs postcard hints at potential political moves. The writer, signing as W. E. W., jokes about possible offices in Britain or cabinet posts to aid the Democratic party, while stating they are not a seeker after office. Senator Stone is praised by Judge James M. Sandusky for his strong record and leadership in Missouri politics.
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Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Bryan
Great Britaan
France
Germany
Democratic Party
Stone
Liberty
James M. Sandusky
Sandusky
Warner
Senator Stone
Missouri
Senate
Miselasippi Valley
Nion
Mortgage the Farm Prominent Endorsement in Georgia Ad
Farmer W. A. Floyd of Rural Route 2 Em pire Georgia declares Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured two severe sores on his hand and by his words it is worth more than its weight in gold. He would mortgage the farm to obtain it. Ad notes price at 25 cents from Frank T. Clay’s drug store.
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College Agricultural Experiment Stations
U. S
Ethical Medical Fraternity
Empire
Floyd
Frank T. Clay
Adrian State Fair Association Spends Surplus Locally
Officers of the Adrian State Fair Association work for the town not salaries. They purchased a street sprinkler, then turned it over to the city. Recently they voted to buy a windmill, reservoir and pump for the city well, to be rushed. The fair showcased a model exhibition and promoted community advancement.
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Adrian State All Association
Adrian
Thia
Amsterdam farmers improve road with community effort
A group of farmers along the Amsterdam stretch joined with local merchants to fund road repairs from Amster dam to the Stave Line. Subscriptions totaled 5210 with labor and materials valued at 6075 dollars. The Enterprise notes one and a half miles graded three bridges built two wooden one concrete and water roads improved into a fair road. The effort serves as a lesson to farmers and businessmen about cooperative enterprise.
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Amsterdam
Sleeping Sickness Message From Africa and a Sleep Aid Claim
The piece explains sleeping sickness spread by the tsetse fly in Africa Congo region and contrasts it with healthy sleep. It includes a testimonial from George Hayes of Union City Pa about Vino aiding appetite sleep and vitality, credited to Druggist Frank T. Clay of Butler Mo.
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Africa
Congo
Mr. George Hayes
Union City
Vinci
Mr. Hayes
Advertising as the business builder in modern times
Stephen W. Bolles of Humphrey Advertising Company told the Oley College of Finance and Law audience in the Metropolitan Building that advertising today is the strongest force in finance and commerce. He described newspaper ads as essential, urged seller knowledge and media familiarity, traced advertising’s growth with newspapers, noted waste in current ads, and outlined post-advertising sales tactics including mail and newspaper channels.
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Stephen W. Bolles
Humphrey Advertising Company
Oley College of Finance and Law
Iim
Bolles
In His Line Ambitious politician and his son joke about succession
An eight-year-old son asks who would be king if England's monarch dies. His mother deflects, and the boy adds a pragmatic wish that his father not pursue the throne. The piece frames a political family with humorous, candid lines.
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England
Prince of Wales
Harper’s Magazine
Wheat Harvest Excursions to Texas and Southwest Cheap Lands
An advertisement invites farmers to visit Texas and the Southwest to explore cheap lands and opportunities for farming. Excursions occur on Firev and Third Tuesdays each month with liberal stopovers and a 25 day limit. Agent C Vanprroorr promotes travel with low rates.
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Texas
South West
C VaNprrvoorr
Masons Not Bound for Tygard Loans in Bank Suits
The Bates County National Bank and related Masonic bodies fail to recover funds in suits over defalcations by ex president F J Tygard. Referee Robert P Walker rules Tygard acted zonder authority and institutions lacked power to borrow. Defendants win. referee fees proposed against the bank.
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Bases County National Bank
Butler
Masonic Home
Missouri
Delmar Boulevard
Missouri Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
F. J. Tygard
Robert P. Walker
Leavenworkh
Kan A
Vandagrts
Grand Commandery
Tygard
Bates Couns National Bank
Masonie Home
Walker
Hile
Fee
Malta
Maonte Locive
Robert F Stevenson
Knfihoea Templar
John Ko Parson
Gerand
Willian H. Haters
Cape Girardeau
Sol E. Wagoner
Louia
Logan Thompkins
Hank
St. Louia
Bates County Bank
Missouri Pacific Announces September Train Specials Westward
During September and October unusually low one way excursion tickets will be sold by the Missouri Pacific to Arizona New Mexico Utah Nevada California and the Northwest. With wide stopovers and aid trip permits from points along the line for the accommodation of its patrons. Through tourist care are operated during this period. Will publish revised rates and schedules for travelers choosing four trip plans.
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Missouri Pacific
Arizons
Nevada
California
Wiern
Corrected Time Table Southbound and Northbound Trains
Interstate Division timetable lists southbound trains from Joplin and Kansas City with times for No 28 Joplin and Southwest mail and Express at 6 08 am and No 307 Kansas City Joplin mail and Express in the afternoon plus No 24 Local freight mixed for the southbound route. Northbound shows No 81 Kansas City to stock, No 206 Kansas City run. Local freight and passenger services, 7 46 am and 12 0 ps arrivals, with note of Sunday passenger No 71 and No 74 services. Agent signs as dispatcher.
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Joplin & Southwest Mail & Ex
KC. Joplin Mail & Exprees Ig
Norads Mail
Kanaae City Atock
Werbound
East Hound
Ps K. C. Vayspanvoonr
Home Seekers Excursion Across Many States
Travel sale offers round trip fares at one and a half fare plus 2.00 on first and third Tuesdays of each month for routes including Alabama Arizona Arkansas Colorado Georgia Idaho Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Mexico Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Mexico Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Washington Wisconsin Wyoming. Sale begins twenty one days from date of issue. EU. Vaxprervoorr.
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Topointe
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Ivorgia
Idaho
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mexico
Misabatop
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Tennesse
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Vaxprervoorr
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Eress
DeWitt
C. W. Hees
Cleveland
Kennedy
C. W. Hess
Taft
Roosevelt
United States
Joplin
Citizsma
Upton City
A. Cometock
Deerfield
Vernon County
Scott
Castoria the Cin
Castoria
Jase
Mitchell
Druggins Butler
cAs
Bates County National Bank
Soopowe
CLAY
Oclay
Butler Station
Ikem
J. M. Christy
A. H. Culver Murniture Company
Tutler, Mo
Ome Telephone A. Hoon Telephonelo
E. N. Chastain
Siemen
Kenneth Wheeler Mer
Keridence Mah Street
Utice Mhonn Gid
Keridence Phonetas
Drs. Cannon & Sparr
Butler, MissoUrii
Kant
B. F. Jeter
J. T. Hull
Mulhee, Mo
T. C. Boulware
Otlee North Side Square
Buster, Mo
John F. Herbel & Son
Court House
Butler, MO
Rich Hill Brick and Tile Co
Will Keon Finwe
Wale Acuibre
I. Booth
Mar
Kodel
Auexeve Pile Wini Men
Lou
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