Notable 1905 Medical Tour to Treat Chronic Diseases
A prominent physician from the Boe Tow Electro Medical Institute announces a touring clinic on Thursday September 26 1905 at Penmerlilliow and 5 p m offering free medicine and examinations for a wide range of illnesses. The event promises treatment without cost and invites attendees to bring friends. The message notes legal penalties for accompanying behavior and references court actions involving Edwards and his father.
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Potters
Boetow Electro Medical Institute
Two Negroes Involved in Train Disturbance Riot
A Missouri Pacific depot riot last Saturday night involved two black men on a train from Harrisonville to Sedalia. They menaced passengers with a gun and bottle, fought with crew and bystanders, were disarmed, and injured in a confrontation. Charley Mitchell and John Edwards were hospitalized with head wounds. Edwards suffered a severe head injury and chest injuries but is expected to recover. Police arrested both men after Medley disabled them and authorities summoned a sheriff and physician.
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Missouri
Weither
John Medley
Medley
Harrisonville
Charley Mitchell
Mr. Wright
Pete Carpenter
D. D. McCann
Edwardes
Edwards
Charley Judge Hemetreet
Nobby, Wat
Old Soldiers to be photographed on Old Settlers Day
Bates county veterans from both Union and Confederate sides will be photographed on Old Settlers day October 7 in Butler. A rope will divide the crowd with ex-Union soldiers under a US flag north of it and ex-Confederates under a Confederate flag to the south. Walton estimates 07 ex Confederate and 137 ex Federal soldiers remain in the county, hoping to gather them for the event. Also noted is a death notice for Leps. 14, 1908, at age 47, with funeral details given.
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Bates County
Vuklier
Butler
Wim
BE. Walton
United States
Walton Cave
Baton County
Patriot
Indiana
Paul Walton Marches
Bernice
Methodist Church
Missouri
Christian Church
Ed. Steffiin
Rocky Ford
Colo
Charles Steffin
Park, Kans
Malon
Wila
Oak Hill
Spruce Township 5.5 Convention Held At Chairview Church
Ballard Notes report a pleasant profitable time at the Spruce Township 5.5 Convention held Sunday at Chairview Church. Upcoming meeting set for Bethel Church. Obituary notes Bel le.
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Spruce Township
Chairview
Bethe! Church
BE. L. Metlenney
Maxey
Woa
White Oak Cemetery
Rich
Lamar
Colorado
W. A. West
Earl Anderson
Fulton
Mike Pearl
Iva Evans
Ss. Louis
Jan Cole
Ucase County
C.D. Cole Wood Hill
Montana
Mre. Hill
Booker Greer
Alberta
Canada
Belle
State Fair Premiums Seek Local Exhibits
Readers urged to request the Missouri State Fair Premium List from Sedalia to learn about premiums for Live Stock Agriculture Home Economics and Fancy Needlework. The notice highlights the chance to win prizes and promote the county by entering strong exhibits for the October 8 start date.
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Sedalia
Foster Notes and a Big Percheron Show at Foster
John Newkirk and Mr. Bailey returned from New Mexico in improved health. A church meeting closed with two additions. Miss Emma Goddenough and Mr. Cobb wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev. McFarlin officiating. The Laughlin colt show drew an estimated thousand spectators. Prizes awarded to multiple riders and colts. Prof. S. M. Gragg earned a life certificate at the summer school.
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John Newkirk
Bailey
New Mexico
Christian Church
Juv. Belk
Una Franklin
Miller
Chastain
Butler
Foster
Ed Heareford
Emma Goddenough
Mr. Cobb
Mrs. Goodenough
McFarlin
The
Ladies Cemetery Association
Carpenter & Shafer
Duncan
Kanan City
R v. Cracket
Laughlin
E. E. Laughlin
Laughill
Will Clouse
Misa Alta Blangy
Clipper
S. M. Gragg
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Pler
Messuukl
Penmerlilliow
Wright
Ponock
Hatter
Adrian
J. F. Smith
Old Soldier Boys
Dora Steffin Walton
Ballard Notes
Messrs. Eby
Pleasanton
Green
Mound City
Kan
Rich Hill
W.A Hamil
Madras
Steven
Es—Choice
Peters Joe
Falk
Hill's Cash Store
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