Local Briefs From Town And Surrounding Areas
Sunday visits include J. G. Coe of Higginsville in Montay Ohio, Briggs in Clarke Kansas, and Joe Tunstall of Kansas City. Local residents seek washing help while Crawford's Laundry offers service at 6 cents a pound with ironing. Travel notices list H Sivnauer to Racelator Springs and Frank Howe to Kansas City. J. T. Taylor Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor depart for Holden while Charles Weber heads to St. Louis for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opie
Iailie
G. Coe
Higgineville
Montay
Briggs
Clarke
Kans
Suvilay
Joe Tunstall
Kansas City
Crawford
H. Sivnauer
Racelator Springs
Frank Howe
Baby Mixir Promises Safe Relief and Teething Help
Advertisement fragment touts McGee's Baby Mixir as non narcotic and safe for stomach and teething in infants, alongside claims about other Baby Morphine Fiends and opium free medicines. Mentions Crenshaw & Young as sellers and local travel notes about Eldorado Springs and Wellington. Includes a Kidney and Bladder remedy by DeWitt's sold by Crenshaw & Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Crenshaw & Young
Catarrh Cure Claim and Local Notices
3100 Reward, S100 offered for proof for Catarrh cure. Catarrh is claimed as constitutional and Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as internal medicine that cleanses blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonies and testimonials are promised, with a $100 reward if it fails to cure. Also mentions Fall's Catarrh Pills and summer visits by local residents Mrs Gullard, Alvin Wiseman, and Pres. E.W. White with business trips to Oklahoma and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia Payer
Hall
Ball
Nature ii
Testimianals
Ode Vigy & Cn
Toledo
Ilo
Sala
Gullard
Scordia
Joe Trible
Alvin Wiseman
Kansas City
This City
E.W. White
Oklahoma
Snow Liniment ad and hometown notes from Kansas towns
An 87 year old balance and mobility product Bal Hart's Snow Liniment is advertised for rheumatic relief and joint care. The snippet also mentions Mrs. Crewvain spending days in Kansas City with her son, Thomas, and Bran Young returning from Kawase Cle y visits, with references to imitators of DeVita Carbolized Witch Hazel Balm and branding claims of originality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bran Young
Boen
Kawase Cley
Missouri State Fair Premiums Spark Growth at Sedalia
County officials promote the Missouri State Fair to attract exhibitors for the fall event. Premium catalogue shows larger awards and an Educational Department, with over half a million dollars invested in fair facilities. Copies available at the county clerk's office as Lafayette County encourages strong county representation and livestock, agriculture, and education showcases. Mrs Taubman travels to Belton to visit parents Rev T M Cobb. Mrs Mitchell and daughter Susie May return from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Sedalia
Glasscock
Lafayette
TT. Mitchell
Susie May
Kansas City
Vermitage Worm Remedy Advertised In Local Paper
A local notice markets White's Crean Vermitage as a quick safe worm remedy for afflicted children with no bad after effects. The ad promotes a bottle price and lists Crenshaw & Young as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Crenshaw & Young
Marriage of Dr Joel B McDaniel and Bessie Chinn
Dr Joel B McDaniel of Kansas City and Miss Bessie Isabel Chinn of Mayview Missouri were married at Rev Harry Haldemans Kansas City home on Friday evening August 14 1900s. The bride formerly studied at Central College for Women and hails from Lafayettes pioneer southern families. The groom, Nashville native now living in Kansas City, will reside with his bride. The note asks blessings for their future and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel B. McDaniel
Kansas City
Bessie Isabel Chinn
Mayview
Harry Haldeman
Central College For Women
Lafayette
Lexington
Nashville
Mattingly and Stevens wed in Independence ceremony
Ray Mattingly and Miss Virginia Stevens, both of Odessa, were married in Independence on Tuesday. Mattingly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mattingly, has been manager of the shoe department for Connor Bros. & Wagoner. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stevens, is a popular Odessa young lady. The note also comments on the primary election and favors keeping conventions, criticizing the current system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Mattingly
Virginia Stevens
Independence
Mr. Mattingly
A. W. Stevens
Odessa
Missouri Ledger
Let Us Go Back Governor Folk on Democracy
The Richmond Conservator quotes Governor Folk arguing the main issue in Missouri politics is whether the people want to continue the new democracy or revert to the old. He frames it as a choice between progressive and retroactive democracy, with Democrats deciding the party's future in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folk
Stine
Missouri
Richmond
Janes McDowell and Miss Mary Buchanan Wed in Independence
Janes McDowell and Miss Mary Buchanan were married in Independence on Friday morning in a ceremony attended by family and friends. The couple exchange vows in a simple service and start their life together in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes McDowell
Mary Buchanan
Independence
Odessa Couple Wed in 1908 Nuptials.
August 7 1908 Justice A I Anderson performs marriage for a bride daughter of John Buchanan north of town and a groom son of Susie McDowell of the city. The couple came to Odessa last Friday evening and will make this city their future home. The Democrat joins friends in wishing them the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliot Todhunter
Lillian Parkerson
Warsaw
Mahlon White
Paul Frisshér
Anne
Corder Duceday
Deaa Weber
Chicago
George King
Mise
Lillian Fox
Kansas
Cly
Nira
John Mullivat
M. Bewas
WM Dreyfus
Nan Maurice
Kane Ty
Tey
Anderson
A. I. Anderson
John Buchanan
Susie McDowell
Odessa
Democrat
Odtasa Democrat
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LE. Keller
Eldorado Springs
Henry Gelzer
Mounce
Phillip Marshall
Wellington
DeWitt
Mesdames
J. W. Sydnor
Kinkeard
KB Ty Stier
Calcio
Hubert Pieid
Sweet Spring
Fricrda
Tod
EC. Crewviaw
Kanine City Mornay
Thomas Crew
Amen Stoddam
Topeka
Ray
Mire
J.ddard
Lim
Bert Taubman
Belton, Mo
T. M. Cobb
J. F. Alford
St. Louis
Florence Arnold
Ft. Worth
Texas
BR. T. Mitchell
Everett Mitchell
J. S. Hutchinson
Lena Alford
Excelsior Springs
Hubert Field
Sweet Springs
Charles Bex
LL. Glasscock
James Tayklu
Vertle Springs
EF. Nicholson
Kanesan City
Lola Prasier
Rip Cawbell
Ewing Shouse
Malta Bend
Tucanly
Noyes
Higginavilly
Lylils Hougenold
Miestee Matute
Susie Kinkead
Parker, Kat
Richard Staite Ing
Ba Patbertenhal
Coffin
Chas
Loomis
Gallemore
Mattingly
Stevens
Higginsville
Joersonian
Hasily
Bill Warner
United States Senate
Jefferson City
Plute City
Haims Asia
Cpas Caure
Oras
Grosarte
Iert
Maly
Bt. Tanai
Merriam Co, Pulchea
Gparingfield
MABE
Keenan
New
Alton
S. A. Vermillion
Higginsville, Mo
For All
Leroy Farmer
the Gas Company
Dr. King
Clusss
Thadat
Triad
Drs
Marne Drewes
Corvnichrs &c. Arvone
Mary
Hill
C. Willson & Co
City Hall
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Memphis
New York
A. S. Loomis
Chicago & Alton
James
White Rivers
Ozark
Gasconade
Osage
Niangua
Lamine
Sporsman
State Normal School
Warrensburg, MO
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