Local Briefs From Kansas City Visits And Remedies
Local briefs note numerous residents spending Sundays or Saturdays in Kansas City or nearby areas including Joe Wiley Jess Horn Briges Pat Lyons Noyes and Mrs J R Potts others. Advertisements promote Bees Laxative Gough Syrup and Kodol for digestion sold by Loomis and other druggists with mentions of illness relief and gentle bowel movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Loomis
Pat Lyons
Kansas City
Noyes
Keith
Higeineville
Gc.w. Loomis
Sy Gratz
Miss Melville
Henry Rinehart
Columbia
G. W. Loomis
Bucklen’s Arnica Sals heals inflamed wounds ad pains
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a supreme healer for boils ulcers fever sores and eczema with a 25 cent price at Crenshaw and Young. It also notes kidney pills to aid uric acid elimination and lists a series of local residents traveling to Kansas City and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Earth
Crenshaw & Young
Glorious victory and medical cures headline late copy
A newspaper page reports Dr King s New Discovery praised for lung cures and a victory tale. Advertisements promote De Vire s Kidney and Bladder Pills and other remedies. Local residents travel to Kansas City and Chicago for visits and a child s appendicitis operation is planned in St Mary s Hospital.
The Crime of Idleness and Health Promise
An advertisement warns that idleness brings trouble and lists symptoms such as constipation headaches and pimples. It promotes Dr. King s New Life Pills as a remedy to banish liver troubles and improve health, priced at 25 cents at Crenshaw and Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Ayer
Lowell
Manya
Duil
Dr. King
Crenshaw & Young
Travel notices and social visits across states
Ei here Monday and left Tuesday for a trip to Colorado. Misa Nadine Steele went to Kansas City Tuesday to attend a home party given by Mrs. John Pollard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Misa Nadine Steele
Kansas City
John Pollard
Killed by Train Near Little Sul Bridge
The body of Jesse Mitchell, 25, son of Joseph Mitchell the poor farm superintendent, was found on the Missouri Pacific track west of the Little Sul bridge at 12 Sunday night. He left a wife and one child. The body was mangled. presumed run over by the freight train. Details likely to remain conjecture. funeral held Monday at one o'clock at the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Mitchell
Missouri Pacific
Little Sul Bridge
Re Maine
Joseph Mitchell
Wade
Local visitors noted on Tuesday in town
Lindsay Prige visited Wellington on Tuesday while W. W. Gordy from Odessa spent the day there. KE. M. Taubman departed Tuesday for Fulton on a trip heading southbound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Prige
Wellington
W. W. Gordy
Odessa
KE. M. Taubman
Fulton
Wadcough and Curious Cures Mentioned in Brief Dense Clip
A fragmented column mentions a character named Wadcough who detests gold and silver yet may steal health. It lists Batlard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy for coughing and chest troubles, priced 5 cents or $1.00 per Hortle, sold by Crenshaw & Young. Additional notes reference J. KR. Potts, Dr. H. M. Lissack, W. H. Campbell, and others traveling to Kansas City on Tuesday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadcough
Batlard
Crenshaw & Young
J. KR. Potts
Kansas City
H. M. Lissack
W.H. Campbell
Chris Walk
Gon
Albert
Dr Shoop's Restorative Provide Nerve Strength
An ad promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative tablets or liquid as a remedy for weak stomach heart and kidney nerves. It claims the product strengthens internal nerves without drugs and urges purchase from dealers. It also notes local small items about Robert Edmonds returning from Denver Claude Johnson visiting Lawfon and Bathers traveling to Kanagawa City with nearby residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoup
Dr. Stoup
Thia
Dr. Sceep
Dee
Bhoop
Trutall
Cottas
Snoop
Box
Lalla rd’s Snow Liniment and local notices
Hoppity Hop crutch users can walk again with Lal lard’s Snow Liniment advertised for 5c and $1.00. Miss Lella Young returns from Sweet Springs. George Garr and B Slusher leave for Excelsior Springs. Karl Rostagno visits from Kansas City two weeks. Dr Shoop Health Coffee touted as real coffee substitute. Joy L. Long sells it. Miss Willie Kennedy returns home from Denver after visiting Dixie Graddy. Geo F Rogge mayor of Corder attends court with Harris Bray and William Coleman. B M Little returns from Peculiar to visit relatives. Hurry Messenger Services advertises quick service. phone 163.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lella Young
Sweet Springs
George Garr
B. ¥. Slusher
Excelsior Springs
Karl Rostagno
Kansas City
Denver
Miss Dixie Graddy
Methodists Plan New Lexington Church Building
The Methodists of Lexington report strong progress toward a new church and parsonage after pledges totaling $20,000. Ground is expected to break early next October with fundraising continuing to reach $30,100. The building committee includes A. G. Crenshaw as chairman and F Lee Wallace as treasurer, with E. M. Taubman, Leroy Farmer, Dr. C. T. Ryland, Dr. W. R. Eckle, and J. P. Groves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodists
Lexington
Main
Sixteenth Streets
O. M. Rickman
A. G. Crenshaw
F Lee Wallace
E. M. Taubman
Leroy Farmer
C. T. Ryland
W. RK. Eckle
J. P. Groves
Orator Sells Faux Hot Springs Diamonds in Public Square
A street demonstration at the southwest corner of Tenth and Main offered near real diamonds priced at 25 cents each with gifts. The speaker, having a city license but missing county license, was escorted to the courthouse by a sheriff’s emissary to obtain proper authority before resuming the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth
Main Streets
Lafayette County
Sheriff’s Office
Insurance for Fire and Tornado and Farm Goods
Insurance for all kinds of fire and tornado risks both city and country. Hay and grain offered at fair prices. See W. V. Curtie for details and options.
Farms for Sale near Warrensburg road in Missouri
Property listings advertise 320 and 100 acre tracts formerly owned by the late Judge Joseph F. Smith near the Warrensburg road and to Smiles Lexington. Inquiries directed to T-3Lee L. R. Smith, Executor, WA Bryant Building, Katinas City, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Smith
Warrensburg Road
Smiles Lexington
L. R. Smith
WA Bryant Buuilding
Katinas City, Mo
Weasthy Work Contractors Lays Claim in Town
Weasthy Work, and delivery men, announce services to build and improve sidewalks in town. Ashurst, contractor, lists office phone 437 and residence 335, emphasizing quality and reliability over competitors who promise much but deliver little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weasthy
Jou I
Ashurst
Local students seek work for board during winter
M J Patterson Superintendent city schools reports several country boys and girls have applied to work for their board this winter while attending high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J Patterson
One Dollar Bargain Subscribes Three-Year Plan
The Twice-a-Weekly Republic of St Louis Mo marks its 101st birthday with a three year subscription offer for 1.00 good through July 15 1909. The paper calls itself the oldest largest metropolitan semi weekly in the Southwest and notes the price drop from 1.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiusrate
ST. Louis Republic
St Louis
Kidney Disease Symptom List and DeWitt Pills Claim
An advertisement asserts back pain signals kidney and bladder derangement and touts DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills as a cure. It claims rapid, direct action, restoring kidneys, bladder, and liver, with a free trial box offered by W. C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago, IL, and Ashaw & Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
W. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Ashaw & Young
Unclear Open Dove Season Law Causes Confusion
The legislature paused a law changing the open season for doves to September from August 1. An emergency clause was needed to take effect this year, but the House Journal shows the clause passed by two votes short. Prosecuting Attorney Keith communicated with the state game war department and learned the open season began August 11, then closed when the law took effect on August 11, reopening September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Journal
Keith
Pleasant Party Honors Stevens Cousins at Central College
About fifty children were entertained Friday afternoon on the Central college campus by Miss Frances Shelton in honor of her cousins Harold and Arthur Stevens of Montgomery Alabama. A contest in tying a Bus ter Grown rope was a featured highlight and Miss Macy Ellem Sexton won a prize a box of candy. A fish pond proved entertaining as Maggie threw a hook and retrieved six veal. Regular games followed with all participants taking part eagerly. Refreshments consisted of ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Frances Shelton
Harold and
Arthur Stevens
Montgomery
Alabama
Buster Grown
Mies Macy Ellem Sexton
Unproved land sale in Stone County Missouri seeks buyers
For sale ten thousand acres of undeveloped land in Stone County Missouri offered in trade to wall purchaser. Prices range from 26.50 to 7.40 per acre. Suitable for farming fruit growing stock raising and hunting with timber enough to pay purchase price. The land lies along the White River Division Iron Mountain Railway with rail facilities. Address Robt A Hicklin Lexington Mo. Gudaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone County
Missouri
Wall
Zinc
White River
Iron Mountaind Railway
Splendid Railroad
Robt
A. Hicklin
Lexington
Fair Exchange Back Pain Cure Ad from Lexing ton
An advertisement urges readers to trade a failing back for a stronger one citing W D Rice of Richwan Missouri praising Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney and back pain relief. It notes purchase from Patton Co drugs and Milburn Co Buffalo as sole agents in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
W. D. Rice
Richwan
Dean
Patton Coe
Milburn Co
Buffalo New York
The
United
County exhibits seek State Fair glory in Sedalia plan
Local officials announce a new cape ply of State Fair Premiogmeleta for distribution to encourage county exhibitors. State Fair dates in October are noted with growing premiums, added departments, and a special corn show alongside regular agricultural exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalin
Cuhauns
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tomachs
Pierce
Discovery
Joe Wiley
Jess Horn
JH. Briges
J. R. Potts
Marshall
J. P. Chinn
Higgincrile
George Simmons
Helper
Utah
Ella Durautt
Colony, Kansas
M. J. Patterson
James McGrew, Jr
William Sard
Sedalia
J. G. Worthington
Vol
A. A. Walker
William Welsh
J. N. Price
Ben
Alberta
Lyers “Ogg
John Morrison
Elizabeth
Kananaity
Sexton
Mary Blien
T. T. Scrawnecke
DeVire
de Witt
Mira
W. J. Comstock
W. J. Chiles
J. A. Lewie
Rebecca
Moberly
Walter Waddell
W. Loomis
George Wolbern
Joseph Chinn
W. Cortia
Mies Willa
St. Mary's Hospital
Robert Edmonds
Sing
Claude Johnson
Law Fon Tuealiy
Woot Bruva
Spiefbiut Townehlp
Bather
Geo. B.wurry
Kangua City
Hoppity
Spain
Lallard
Crenshaw
Geo. F. Rogge
Corder
Harris Bray
William Coleman
B. M. Little
Schoo
Peculiar
Ofice
Fair Exchange
Heart
Ritners
Walil Health
Dr. Shoop
ST. Louis
Memphis
Iron Mountain
A. S. Loomis
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