Notable names attend Higginsville fair Wednesday
A group including Joe Ewing Geo Duling J Huben James Amos Oscar Gran Curff Dr C W Johnson C Lu Wilson J W Sydnor Sheriff W H Waddell Jene Meng Shelly Ke Noyes Miss Margaret Warder Mrs Geo Taylor Miss Mary Taylor Mrs FR Wilkins of Mexico visited the family of Dr GW Fredendall and departed Wednesday morning for home.
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Higginsville
Joe Ewing
Geo. Duling
J. Huben
James Amos
Oscar Gran- Curff
C. W. Johnson
C. Lu. Wilson
J. W. Sydnor
W. H. Waddell
Jene
Meng Shelly
Ke Noyes
Margaret Warder
Geo. Taylor
Mary Taylor
J. Wilkins
Mexico
GW. Fredendall
Suffered Eczema Fifty Years Now Well
A 50 year tetter sufferer reports relief from eczema with Dr Hobson s Eczema Ointment. Mrs D L Kenney credits the product with curing her long time skin trouble. Available from all druggists or by mail 50 cents. Liffner Chemical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
M. D
Buffalo, N.Y
Dr. Hobson
D. L. Kenney
Ifeiffer Chemical Co
Mrs Finley Returns Home After Visit to Warsaw Missouri
Mrs John Finley returned Wednesday to her home in Warsaw Missouri after visiting relatives here. Her sister Miss Iney Marshall accompanied her home for a visit. Mrs J P Young and daughter Miss Thelma of Kansas City arrived Wednesday for a visit here with Mrs I L Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finley
Warsaw
Iney Marshall
Mes
J. P. Young
Thelma
Kansas City
Myr
Young
Hugo Nord
Independence
Miss Alga
G. Fl. Ebiett
Kickapoo Worm Killer advertised for worms in children
An old advertisement warns mothers to watch for feverish, restless, irritable children showing worm symptoms. It promotes Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company worm killer with claims to remove worms and improve appetite, selling for 29 cents by mail. The item also notes Mrs B S Baeh leaving for Colorado Springs after visiting her mother and Mrs Marie Mitchell traveling to Macon, HW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kickapoo Indian Medine Company
Philadelphia
Crawford's Laundry Promotes White Dress Bleaching
A short notice from Crawford's Laundry recommends bleaching summer dresses to maintain a fresh white look throughout the season. The ad suggests low cost and ongoing wearability, and provides the business phone number 130.
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Crawford
Mrs Fannie Storestreet and Son Visit Kansas
Mrs Fannie Storestreet and her son William traveled to Kansas on Monday for a brief visit. Miss Laura Davis returned Tuesday evening from a trip to Calhoun Missouri.
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Fannie Storestreet
William
Roving residents report short trips and returns
Miss Ethel Slusher traveled to Higgitsville on Wednesday to attend the fair. Mrs. E M Davis, in Dover on business, returned home Tuesday evening. Casper Gruber went to Kansas City on Wednesday for a day of business. Reid Ryland left Wednesday for his headquarters in Oklahoma City after an extended visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel. Slusher
Higgitsville
E. M. Davis
Dover
Casper Gruber
Kansas City
Reid Ryland
Oldahoma City
Kin You Have Aline Bought CASTORIA headline note
W. P. Ford visited Kansas City for business. Clyde Summers returned to Kansas City after visiting relatives. Prof. B. M. Little came back Monday from Colorado where he spent the summer.
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Castoria
Aline
W. P. Ford
Kansas City
Clyde Summers
Prof
B. M. Little
Colorado
Reverend praises Dr Kings New Life Pills in Iowa ad
Rev H Stubenwoll of Allison Iowa extols Dr Kings New Life Pills for constipation praising them as perfect pills no home should be without. He calls them a top liver and bowels aid and notes every pill is guaranteed. Price 25 cents at Crenshaw Youngs.
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H. Stubenwoll
Allison, Ia
Dr. King
Crenshaw & Young's
Kansas City visit and relatives arrive for visits
Miss Barbara Burniston, visiting in Kansas City, returned home Sunday evening. Miss Laura Stalling came back Sunday from Napoleon. Mrs. Clyde Hall of Chicago arrived Sunday for a visit with J. L. Hall's family.
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Barbara Burniston
Thas Boon
Kansas City
Cemediy
Laura Stalling
Napoleon
Clyde Hall
Chicago
The Best Pain Killer Arica Salve Adverts
The ad touts Bucklen’s Arica Salve as an immediate pain reliever for cuts bruises sprains bites and burns. It claims remarkable healing and low price of 25 cents at Crenshaw and Young. Local notes mention Hugo Nord visiting Independence residents and a Kansas City trip by Mr and Mrs Ebiett with relatives.
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Bucklen
Chamberlin
Clinton
Crenshaw & Young
Fletcher’s Castoria Ad Claims Enduring Care
Miss Elizabeth Ohara returns to Kansas City after a family visit with 7.C. Lescent. Mrs. Geo D. Little comes back from an extended visit in St. Louis Tuesday evening.
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Elizabeth Ohara
Kansas City
7.C. Lescent
Geo. D. Little
St. Louis
Lime Juice Kills Typhoid Germ In Fifteen Minutes
McGill University tests show lime juice a tablespoon can kill typhoid bacteria in fifteen minutes. For sale at Hinesley's, 20 cents per dozen.
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McGill University
Montreal
Hinesley’s
Uncle Sam Opens 8406 Fort Peck Farms for Draw
Washington Aug 22 Nearly 9 000 160 acre farms will be drawn from 1 345 000 acres opened on the Ft Peck Indian reservation in northeastern Montana next month The Interior Department will post registration points at Glasgow Havre and Great Falls Mont to file from September 1 to September 20 The draw to select quarter sections will give about four times better odds than prior openings and the land valued at 25 an acre will be appraised between 2 50 and 7 per acre Settlers may pay one fifth down and the rest in five years or use a three year homestead option The government has located several modern town sites along the Great Northern line offering a chance for all and reduced prices for farm supplies and equipment
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Uncle Sam
Washington, D. C
Ft. Peck
Montana
United States
Interior Department
Glasgow
Havre
Great Falls
Mont
Coeur D'Alene
Flathead
Spokane
Ft. Peck Reservation
Hus
White Valley
Great Northern Railway
Pretty Close to the Truth at the Barracks Tease
A visiting woman tours a military barracks with a soldier escort. She learns about a color sergeant who once shook hands with the king, a barber with crested insignia, and a pensioned veteran guides by the stars. The light banter highlights regimental badges and imagined symbols in a playful exchange.
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Mildred
Sis
Pir
London
Flower Shop Repartees Over Red Carnation Pricing
The White Lily questions why the red carnation flourishes in bragging about price while the carnation blushes at florists’ charges. The playful exchange highlights shop talk and humorous ribbing among flowers over costs.
Tricks of Memory and a Man of Figures
A London Chronicle correspondent reports on a man whose memory favors numbers over people. He recalls ages and train times with ease yet forgets names and platforms, and can reproduce long columns of statistics months later.
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Mark Twain
London Chronicle
Tie
Conscientious Effort in Dialect Reading Tale
In a humorous exchange Farmer Cornmbossel asks what book is studied and receives the reply a collection of rude stories. He notes his mother believes he should speak a dialect to amuse summer visitors.
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Farmer Cornmbossel
Costly Change Triggered by One Woman
A witty remark on the dramatic impact a single woman can have on a man’s life, noting how the slightest act of influence provokes a substantial personal and financial shift. The speaker humorously contrasts desires and consequences as the situation unfolds.
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George
She-Hubby Discusses Pin Money for Diamond Pin
A brief exchange shows She seeking some money from He for a diamond pin. He asks how much she wants and she specifies enough to cover the purchase.
Not harmonious square piano exchange noted
The exchange centers on a failed sing along with a joke about a square piano. One speaker asks why they cannot sing, and the other replies that the problem is the piano shape. The line reflects a humorous chat about music and instrument form.
Suburbs Echo in a Witty Sign Exchange
A compact dialogue notes a self concerned speaker remarking on personal affairs and a quip about suburban living. The exchange highlights regional sensibilities and humor in a concise street scene.
Here's a Singing Dog and Bark-Aroles
A light local item notes a singing dog announced by HiS SPECIALTY with a playful line about bark-aroles. The brief quip imagines the canine performer's quirky chorus and audience reaction.
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DR. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery
B.S. Baeh
Colorado Springs
M. K. Hollis
Marie Mitchell
Macon
Ayer
Fletcher
Eggleston
Escort
Remingtok
CIA
Remington-Umc Weers
Remington Umc
Broadway
New York
Winkler Furniture Co
Ee Rossis
Phone 365
Fred Wilmot
Lexington Furniture Co
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