Local ads and notices from Pitts shop and merchants
Local business notices advertise low prices on suits and shoes from Jackson Bros and J D Harbur. Mentions of shipments, grinding service, coal base burners, and delivery options. Personal notes report Agnew Lewis and her brother Ward returning to Utah for two months. Subscription plea asks readers to send Kansas City Star Time to The News. payment requests and a due balance appear.
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Mise Agnew Lewis
Ward
Utah
Dr King’s New Remedy Promises Cure for Digestive Ailments
Fragmented ad copy claims a tonic will relieve stomach pain, liver issues, and constipation, touting a “general system” cleanse. It names a Mr. Pitu and an unnamed practitioner, presenting a bold health claim amid garbled text and dubious benefits.
War News Daily Subscriptions Notice
Instructs readers to subscribe to major papers including Starlinics Journal of Kansas City and Globe Democrat and Republic of St Louis. Mentions no extra cost and urges sending in subscriptions promptly.
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Daily News
Star‘linics
Journal of Kansas City
Globe Democrat
Republic of St Louis
Globe-Democrat
GLOBE=DEMOCRAT
News of the World
Army Horses Move Quickly to Battlefield Supply
Army horse shipments from the Kansas City market are set to send about 1100 head to British buyers for France combat. A special 412 head train rolled that night as inspections continued next morning. Receipts reached around 500 head with army buyers the main focus, while eastern and southern demand lagged. Prices to British buyers are reported higher than last year.
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Kansas City
France
Uthai Youth Ice Carnival at Fox Home
Uthai young people held an ice cream carnival on the HMOP Fox lawn Wednesday evening with the Ustat class spouses and invited friends. Music by Gina Web and Molin enhanced the event, while tables and torches brightened the yard as guests socialized late into the night.
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Hmop Fox
Ustat
Mies Gina Web
Teeneg Molin
Chai Claws
C E. Teeter
Cutting the Weeds Notice at City Cinema
A fragmented notice requests action on weed cutting around properties. It warns of penalties if not done and asks residents to cooperate. The text is garbled but indicates civic effort and community compliance.
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Owen
Sow Wheat Late and Escape the Fly
Farmers in Missouri are advised to delay sowing wheat to avoid Hessian fly damage. Plow under and destroy standing stubble, work the ground, and keep wheat plants down until the regular crop time. In areas with prior fly presence, delay sowing further into October to reduce fall injury risks. Huseman Missouri Experiment Station.
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Leone
Huseman, Missouri
Running a Newspaper Fragments From Springfield Era
A damaged text notes experiences in newspaper work and mentions church messengers to a Spring River Baptist Association meeting in Joplin. Names include Rev. J.T. Osborn D. HL Triplere St. C Corder Mrs H. D. Grim and Althea Arm stomachrong.
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Jasper Church
Spring River Baptine Association
Joplin
Rev
J.T. Osborn
D. HL Triplere
St. C Corder
Mra H. D. Grim
Althea Armetrong
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Reward Offer
A historical ad promises one hundred dollars for an incurable catarrh case and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo, Ohio. The copy is garbled with misplaced phrases but centers on a nationwide cure claim and price per bottle.
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Hall
Eney & CO
Toledo
Fey
Conetl Patton
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