Widespread Sunday Visits Across Kansas City and Vicinity
A flurry of Sunday calls and visits ties together many residents from Sedalia Higginsville and nearby towns as travelers include L B Ballard Lindsay Price Carrie Edmonds Edward Thornburg Charles Burke and more. Alongside social rounds health ads and local notices feature Dr Shoop products and various farm and travel updates.
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L. B. Ballard
Kansas City
Lindsay Price
Sedalia
Carrie Edmonds
Higginsville
Edward Thornburg
Topeka
Charles Burke
A Great Opportunity For Twice-a-Week Republic Subscriptions
The Twice-a-Week Republic of St. Louis cuts its price from 1 per year to 60 cents. It bills itself as an old and best semiweekly paper, delivering two eight-page papers weekly, totaling 104 copies yearly. At under half a cent per copy, neighbors should subscribe and spread the word to friends. Send orders to The Republic, St. Louis, Missouri.
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Republic
St. Louis
United States
The
Quit After Two Innings In Marshall Rainout
Merchants journeyed to Marshall to meet the local team but a heavy downpour ruined play. A crowd watched as warming up gave way to persistent rain and errors dominated. After two innings the score stood 4 to 2 in Marshall’s favor before the umpire called the game.
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Merchants
Marshall
Wili
Successful State Horse Sale At Sill And Slasher Barn
The sale by Messrs Sill and Slasher Monday drew strong attendance with about 200 people. They bought two horses and a pair of mules. A Limburg displayed a gray horse not for sale, described as the prettiest home there. The top bid reached 175 dollars.
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Messra
Sill and Slasher
A. Limburg
For Sale Classified Items and Household Furnishings
For Sale listing includes road scraper and plow two coal gara wet buggy harness a 30 gallon copper kettle saddle ped bridle one long ladder lawn mower a three minute churn a swing churn imported micron an old still center table all my household and kitchen furniture and a small corn mill. Mas Eullen Hoar T 2Bte dew Lexington Mo Efest
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Eullen
Dew Lexington
Efest
Raffles Cow to Buy Leg in Quirky Scheme
Julius Thorne of Glens Failalw, after losing a leg to a railroad accident, raised a calf on skim milk and baskets sales to fund a cork leg. He raffled the cow as the drawing nears, planning to celebrate in his new prosthetic.
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New York
Julius Thorne
Glens Failalw
Thorne
Betty
Thorn
Patriot traders boost U S foreign commerce abroad
Washington Post praise for American drummers and traveling salesmen as the nation’s top ambassadors in trade. The piece lauds their patriotism, quick business sense, and role in spreading American goods, noting European imitators and the growing prestige of goods marked Made in America.
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W. J. Clark
Washington Post
United States
Europe
Eame
Spindle Shanked Men of Today in Fashion Debate
Mr. Stmypeon of the American Gentleman decries new trousers trends as wasteful and insists modern men are physically inferior to grandfathers due to city life. He argues baggy styles and knee breesies fail and that transit and elevators compress the figure, leaving flesh hidden under waists.
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Tullora
Todlay
Hooligan Outburst Shocks Connecticut Court
A Connecticut court facing a disorderly audience ejects a heckler after a chant of Hooray for Squire Hooligan. The judge orders order as a prisoner is to be brought before the bar amid rowdy interruption and confusion.
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Connecticut
Jam
Temple of
Jamilee
Broncho Bob Rejects Jury Trial in Homicide Case
In Grimson Gulch Broncho Bob questions a jury trial saying they just suffered the loss of a leading community member to a distregain' homicide. He argues against locking up more leading citizens to fight at close range, reflecting local vigilante sentiment reported by the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
General Pau Keeps Job AfterNancy Command Change
General Pau, who succeeded in command at Nancy, France, indicates he will not be found guilty of the fault of talking too much as he takes charge of the Twentieth Corps. He states, I take over the command of that army corps from this day forward.
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Thomas Jefferson
United States
Leroy Farmer
Pau
Nancy
France
Raffoud
Thas
Poverty in Greece and Global Stenography Note
The text claims Greece as Europe’s poorest country, with total wealth about $1 billion, and contrasts it with Switzerland. It also notes 481 stenographic systems in use worldwide, referencing 7-Eliot and “Acme of Loneliness.” The fragment blends economic and linguistic observations without a clear narrative.
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Greece
Europe
Switzerland
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Dr. Shoop
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Chariton
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