Local Briefs From Kansas City and Nearby Trips
Local notes record Mrs Johr Morrison visiting Kansas City Monday and Susan Yates traveling to Kansas. Currey spent Friday in Kansas for the day. Bowman visited Kansas City Friday evening. Country residents seek maps and ironing services offered by Chayiony’s Laundry with low rates. Mr and Mrs W F Hinchley and Miss Gertie Dickey are tied to Kansas City travel and weekend visits. Byrd Campbell returned from a trip to Ander s Mo with Sunday events noted.
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Morrison
Kansas City
Susan Yates
Kansas
Currey
Bowman
Chayiony
FL Hinchley
Fandlord Sluster
de Witt
Crenshaw & Young
Annie Stalley
St. Joseph
Barnard
Safe Baby Elixir Claims No Opium in Medicine
Local advertises Crenshaw & Young selling McGee’s Baby Elixir a soothing syrup for disordered stomachs teething and bowels. Claims safety with no narcotics and suitability for infants. Also notes visits by Mrs James N Price Miss Maggie Blee and Mrs Ed Smith of Kansas City visiting relatives Friday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Crenshaw & Young
Fragmented OCR Item With Missing Context
A brief, unreadable newspaper fragment mentions names and places without clear action or date. The readable portion shows scattered letters and fragments that do not form a coherent event or notice.
County Exhibitors at Missouri State Fair
County Clerk CO L Glassock of Lafayette urges readers to obtain premium catalogs for the Missouri State Fair at Sedalia. He notes the increased premiums and an Educational Department, highlights the state investment in fair buildings, and calls for county representation through exhibits in livestock, agriculture, and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Missouri
Sedalia
CO. L
Glassodck
Lafayette
Stomach Muscles In Old Age Health and digestion tips
Old age brings less active bowels and age spots yet some stay sprightly. Regular bowels and digestion are vital. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is recommended to cleanse bowels and improve digestion. Endorsements cite improved comfort in elderly users.
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Pio
Dr. Caldwoell
Kev
A. J. Fletcher
Rutherford
Tenn
Sterling
Slowx City
Cade Fyrup
Visit Notices From City Residents Include Visitors
Mrs. W. G. Thompkina returned to Kansas City Saturday after a visit with her father Captain J. P. Ardinger in this city. Father Thomas O Malley arrived from San Francisco for a week with relatives via city. Miss Vivian Dobyis of Susana and Dr. Carl George of Chicago arrived Friday for a visit with Mr. Mes M. D. Wilson.
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W.G. Thompkina
Kansas City
J. P. Ardinger
Thomas O'Malley
San Francisco
Cal
Vivian Dobyis
Suztna
Carl George
Chicago
Ated Mes. M.D. Wilson
Eva Frick
DeWitt
Crenshaw & Young
Miss Bottle Trail
Colorado
New Mexico
A. E. Pattillo
St. Louis
Unusual news items and local visits cited
A garbled local column notes varied items including visits by Mrs H E Sydnor of Higginsville and J W in Dover, Fred Campbell in Waverly, and Mr and Mrs N G Gordon of Ft Scott visiting Dr and Mrs E O Gordon. It mentions Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup for children and adults, says Muses Gertrude Fanolio and Keith Brelsford left Odéssé after teaching meeting, and Mr and Mrs Sidney Ay Gitson headed home to Springfield after a visit with their daughter Mrs Irvine Tevis.
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H. E. Sydnor
Higginsville
J. W
Dover
Fred Campbell
Waverly
Francis
N. G Gordon
Ft. Scott
Kans
Kennedy
Crenshaw & Young
Sidney Ay Gitson
Springfeld
Mra
Irvine Tevis
Mr Chas E Smith Endorses King’s New Life Pills
In West Franklin Maine Mr Chas E Smith says they like good things and have adopted Pr Kings New Life Pills as their family laxative medicine for being effective without fuss. The painless purifiers sell for 25 cents at Crenshaw Young's drug store.
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Chas. E. Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Pr. King
Crenshaw & Young
Attendees Return From War Saw House Party
Misses Billott Dodhunter and Lilian Pultkerson and Fells Young returned Friday evening from War Saw where they attended a house party hosted by Mrs Mahlon White. Mrs EL Ford accompanied by her two grandsons Dana and Stanley have been visiting her brother EN Hopkins in this city for the past few weeks and left Monday morning for her home in Austha Texas.
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Billott Dodhunter
Lillian Pultkerson
Fells Young
Warsaw
Mahlon White
Fallard's Herbine Advertisement at Home Discomfort
An 19th century style ad advises that disagreeable moods at home stem from the liver and promotes Fallard's Herbine as a remedy. It suggests if you feel cross at home to buy a bottle to restore liver balance, claiming improvements for you and those around you. Sold by Credshaw & Young for 50 cents per bottle.
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Fallard
Credshaw & Young
Local notes and campaign recount in Missouri and Kansas
The Paris Mercury item reports residents visiting in Kansas City and St Joseph, several short travels, and a medical ad for DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. It also cites Missouri political coverage claiming W S Cowherd’s governor bid will close dives in St Louis County within two weeks of inauguration and enforce laws without show.
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St. Louis County
Cowherd
Hoffman
Maplewood
Missouri
Paris Mercury
Visits and missing details with travel notes
Misses Mattie and Suale Kinkead traveled to Kansas City for a few days with friends. Nellie Shotlit and Roxie Crum returned from Chicago and St Louis business trips. Louise Dooley went home to Butler after visiting J. Moorehead and family. Mrs. ML Chandler visited Kansas City relatives and returned home. Della Crowder visited Excelsior Springs and came home Monday. Mrs CG B Sexton and daughter Mary Ellen left for Chicago after visiting here. Ty Ty Stramcke and sister Howard Aull accompanied them.
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Mattie
Suale Kinkead
Kansas City
Nellie Shotlit
Roxie Crum
Chicago
St Louis
Louise Dooley
Butler
J. & Moorehead
ML. Chandler
Crenshaw & Young
Misa Della Crowder
Excelsior Springs
CG. B. Sexton
Witte Daugh Ter
Mary Ellen
Alotary
Miss Sallie Hicklin Passes Away in Salem Area
Miss Sallie Hicklin died Friday at her home three and a half miles southwest of Salem. Funeral conducted by W T Walker from the Christian church and burial at Cedar Grove Cemetery on Sunday August 2, 1908. Survived by two brothers two sisters and both parents. Burial notice in Salem Monitor.
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Salem
Furniture sale promises largest selection yet in town
A local retailer proclaims the largest furniture selection ever, inviting buyers to visit the store block to view pieces for every room of the house.
Local Furnishings Sale Promises Bargains Across Rooms
A shop advertises a sale with bedroom dining and parlor furniture plus seasonal goods including refrigerators children’s go carts and lawn and porch items. Sealy and Ostermoor mattresses are highlighted along with a bet made phrase in the copy.
Land and Money Offer From Local Real Estate Agent
A local real estate notice offers Fayette County farms for sale at reasonable prices. Also available are city residences and vacant lots suited to buyers. The agent invites inquiries and can show properties. contact Grats Bros at phone 225 EK, or mobile home line 272, W. V.
Paper Hanging and Painting Services Advertised
Advertises paper hanging and painting at Weber Samp shown at home. Mentions phone contact 60 and At. Waven, Luge for service details.
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Weber
Waven
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Byrd Campbell
Sun- Vevento
Anders, Mo
James N. Price
Maggie Blee
Kansas ‘City
Relves
Ed Smith
Gertrude Fanolio
Eeith Brelsford
Odésse
C. T. Lovell
A. J
Louisiana
Horace Ardinger
Robert Davis
Julia
R. Collard and
Steter
Mire, G. DB. Ward
Higwinsenle
Winkler Furniture Co
the Picture Shop
J. C. Coffin
New
Alton
Night Express
S. A. Vermillion
Higginsville, Mo
Dr. King
Land
Raatini
Coe
Erry
Ihepecarte Pwienin
Glew and
Munniff Co
Jorutey Terie
OL Bohd
St Vets
Hill
C. C. Willson & Co
City Hall
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Memphis
New York
Loomis
Chicago & Alton
James and White
Ozark
Gasconade
Osage
Niangua
Lamine
Esas Alae Iat Mountain
A. S.loomis
Lexington, Mo
State Normal School
Warrensburg, MO
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