Local Briefs and Travel Notes Across Kansas City Area
Local briefs list numerous residents traveling or visiting relatives in Kansas City, Higginsville, Denver, and other towns. Names include Irvin Morris, Col Wm Hoge, Leroy Farmer, Miss Laura Mitchell, and many more with multiple short trips and stay dates. Also noted are medical ads, sales, and a wedding engagement in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wilson
Kansas City
Wade Hickils
Salem
BA. Wilson
Edna Meinecke
Higginsville
Henry Andreea Marries Mary Andreen at Baptist Church
Henry Andreea of Johnson County and Mary Andreen of the city were wed at the Baptist church parsonage on Sunday evening with Rev. Mansfield officiating. The groom, a former Wentworth Academy student class of 1903 and an assistant superintendent of the Fuel Mines at Chilhowe Mo, and the bride, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Andreen, were surprised by friends. They departed for their new home on the 1041 train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
H. B. Henry
Johnson County
Mary Andreen
Mansfield
Wentworth Academy
Chilhowe
Oscar Andreen
Henry
Death of Miss Neet at age 80 in city home
Miss Sue A. Neet died Monday at her Main Street home at age 80. A slater for F R Neet and W F Neet, she was born August 4 1827 in Jessamine County Kentucky and moved here in 1851 with family. Funeral services by Dr Pattillo of the Methodist church will be Tuesday at 3 PM at the home, Machpelah interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Costellon
Mildred
Kansas City
F. Nicholson
Grace Becker
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Leroy Farmer
Main Street
Sue A. Neet
Miss Neet
Slater
F.R
W. F. Neet
John T. Taylor
Hettie R. Linehan
Portland
Oregon
Jessamine County
Kentucky
Machpelah
Death of Judge Field's Brother in Evansville
William Field aged 80 died of heart failure at home in Evansville Indiana on Saturday July 27 He was brother to Judge Richard Field of this city and reared in Pettis county Known to many locals he had visited the area several times Funeral services were held Monday The obituary also notes other local items including a Jackson county incident and a John son county farmer claim about a catfish caught in Clear Creek with an ax
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia
Herman Echelmeyer
Evansville
Indiana
William Field
Richard Field
Thin City
Pettis County
Odes Democrat
Johnson County
Joheeon County
Clear Creek
Home
B &L Assn
Richard B Leahy
Emelin Y
Tot Snikbole
Higginsville
GH Rabbs
Tillie E Tyler
Elk
Matthews
Mayview
Katherine Reidetal
James Rosewell
The Alienated Americans Abroad in Continental Colonies
In Europe a rising class of Americans abroad is described as alienated and seeking social position. The piece notes these climbers often boast of conversations with titled Europeans, and that prominence on the Continent is more visible and defined than at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Tarkington
Countess Blank
Lord Feathersoohaugh
Americsos
Europe
Wellman's Pole Flight Dreams In America Airship Plan
Walter Wellman aims for the North Pole aboard the airship America and outlines bold, curious inventions, blending cold science with daring speculation. Jane McClure's article invites fascination as crew of three prepares, matching Jules Verne in imagination yet grounded in feasible ideas and photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wellman
Sal
North Pole
America
Jane McClure
Pole
Jules Verne
Rival math prodigy praised by Warrensburg professor
Professor Rogers of Warrensburg Business College calls Osborne Greer a greater mathematician than Rube Field. Greer reportedly adds 190 figures in thirty seconds, multiplies large numbers, squares figures, and computes interest instantly. Krupp concerns list 63000 workers across Essen Magdeburg Kiel and Armen plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Warrensburg Business College
Osborne Greer
Rube Field
Greer
Rheumatic Remedy Promises Relief From Pain
A fragment claims a remedy from Dr Shoop’s Rheumatic Family can straighten distorted joints and end chronic rheumatism. It asserts the treatment cures most causes of rheumatic flood and promises lasting relief, urging readers to try the product with sugar and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Darnstodt
Dr. Shoop
Weuslland
Dr Shoops Rheumatic Remedy and Local Notices
A fragmented local column mentions Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy from Dr. Silverstones Drug Store, births including Linnea Louw on July 16 1907 and a daughter of Claud Barker, land deals by Touls Schmidt and H G Bruns, a lake project by C A railway, a measles death of a 10 month old child near Odessa, and travels of Geo H Hereford and daughter to the Jamestown Exposition. Also notes John Graham 72 died in Paris Kansas with burial in Concord Cemetery and town youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louw Linnea
Aigginayilie
Odessa Democrat
W.D. Taylor
Chicago
Alhas A Esateane Atu
Taylor
Marion Brown
Concord
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jaques Mfy. Co
Irvin Morris
Malta
Col. Wm. Hoge
St. Louis
Will Nicholson
Mrs
E. P. Ehoing
Glasgow
Albert Hainkel
A. Phillips
Warrensburg
Laura Mitchell
James Diggs
Aallville
May
Hickman
Denver
Colo
Corder Steele
A. E. Rogers
Kansas
T. J. Bandon
Luther Marehall
Bess Bullard
W. FY. Hinesley
Waterloo
J. L. Kinkead
Blue Springs
Dwitt
Harry Risers
Richard Stalling
Lee Rice
Odessa
Dra. Roberts
Ryland
Parnier
Aw. L. Carter
Bertha Walk
John Chamberlain
J.G. Crenshaw
White River
Ark
Miriam Young
Wellington
Genevieve Russell
Colorado Springs
Bessie Price
Delia Trail
Geo
Kisey
Onkeabe
Leroyana
Officer Haber
L. Bred Evans
Independence
Richard Pield
F. W. Mann
John Briscoe
John
Ruth
Sedalia
P. L. Carter
Robert
Victor and
Misa Barbara Moore
Edwin Roberts
Friendly
Lamar
Mia
Bettle Spur
Atta Curtis
Henry Chiles
Jewell College
the Kappa Alpha
Norfolk
James Ardinger
Los Angeles
Capt
J. P. Ardinger
Mable Sellers
Col. Sandford Sellers
Houston
Texas
Bettie Dickey
Helen
Excelsior Springs
Emma Hix
Theodosia Morris
J. F. Winn
Frank
Beulah Bradley
Phil R. Adams
M. T. Kelley
A. Fields
DeWitt
Alvina Sandring
Gon
Arthur
Rosa
Mary Winkler
Anna Weis
Colorado
N. E. Basket
Amelia Taubman
Garnette Brelaford
Aula
Blanche
Laura Hyde
G. W. Hyde
Mra
Young Hicklin
Miss Maude
L. G. Hicklin
Claude Price
Mary Shacklett
John Riha
Th Cumahell
John. Saciel
Fair Ground
Antone Amos
Flw. Wilson
Duncan
Coffeyville
Kans
W. ¥. Curtis
Jefferson City
Mexico
Frank Mountjoy
Mr. Mountjoy
J. W. Sydnor
Freak Kriehn
John Sturgis
Irvin
Leroy Palmer
Misa Fina Strameke
Mercedes
P Silver
Mary Ellen
L. Glasscock
N. H. McCalin
Presbyterian Church
Newport News
Seronsotica Au Bes Bean
J. Sagehorn
James Tanner
Wm Coleman
Guy Dooley
Dooley
10Th St
Lexington Mo
Higgseaville
Jeffersonian
Manville J. Guinn, Jr
Lucile Carter
Robert Carter
Corder
Anna Beattie
Weightman Carter
M. J. Cavin
J. G. Webb
Bigginaville
Richmond Home Protective Association
Richmond
Voks
Odeam Hemocrat
E. T. Dunkemon
Odessa Drag Co
Lina Hicklio
Duckedon Fiostly
Lexington
MBS
Allen Wosyely
Lexington, Mo
Henry Andreea
Judge Field
Sed Mm T Clark
Wellman
Robe
Krupp
Essen
Theron
Magdeburg
Germania
Kiel
Armen
Ellen Hosyenn
Tord
Dé&W
Dr. Silverstones Drug Store
Touls Schmidt
Lieser
H. G. Bruns
Claud Barker
Oder
Aon
Democrat
Geo. H. Hereford
Miss Belen
Niagara Hills
New York City
Odesan
John Graham
Paris
Odema
James
Green
Concird
John Rosewell
James McGown
Anna J Taylor
Fred White
Reid
Fox
Ehlers
Bill
Mary E Neuhan
GW Owsley
Alfred T Middleton
North End
Laula W Schmidt
Henry Brung
Thureday
Samuel Ritter
Stefanaki
Elk 'G' Higgs
Joha
Joseph Hogan
Theodore I Schaberg Soeeee Neon i
Lote
Hinkles
Edward Auli
Edward Aull Coal Co
C&a
Jobo Fayatrick
Louis Evertto
Henry C. Ure
Jacob Klee
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