Personal notices from Kansas City visit recaps
Mrs Join Morrison traveled to Kansas City Monday for a few days. Miss Mayme Stewart also went to Kansas City Monday for a Mrs T B Crenshaw and two children returned home in Kansas City Monday after a visit with relatives in this city. Mrs Wm Stonestreet and Miss Velen Prazifi, who had been visiting in Kansas City, returned home Saturday evening. Miss Edna Bimmerman and J C Eglenoft, who had been visiting Miss Marguerite Weis, left Sunday evening for their homes in Kansas City.
Children Return From Visit At Mrs Potter Home
Mrs Sterling P Crell of St Louis and Miss Helen Potter of Kansas City returned home after visiting Mrs N W Potter. James K Moorehead Jr house party returned to Fulton this morning. Those present were Boulevard Jamison John Moore and Kennedy Nickell.
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Sterling P. Crell
St. Louis
Helen Potter
Kansas City
N. W. Potter
James K. Moorehead, Jr
Fulton
Boulevard Jamison
John Moore
Kennedy Nickell
Bay mare loose on Mayview road headed home
A solid blood bay bay mare of 16 hands escaped near Mayview road and is believed to be returning home. Finder should notify Ernest Scowengerdt at Mayview.
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Mayview
Solid Blood Bay
Ernest Scowengerdt
Presbyterian bazaar and Turners Society meeting announced
The ladies of the Presbyterian church plan a bazaar on December 12 with chocolate sandwiches candy and fancy articles for sale. A Lexington Turners Society regular meeting will elect officers and all members are urged to attend.
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Lexington Turners Society
Ten Teams Assigned To Road Project Work
At once ten teams are to work on the road project with Tucker and Fredendall directing the effort. The plan assigns crews to segments, aiming to accelerate construction and improve travel conditions for the region.
Theta Chi Sorority Member Urged to Contact Niva G Nichols
A plea targets any Theta Chi Sorority member to write to Niva G Nichols in Ames Iowa at once seeking contact or information. The notice emphasizes immediate action and provides a single address for outreach.
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Theta Chi Sorority
Niva G. Nichols
Ames
Iowa
Flower and Produce Sale at Eggleston's Green Toss
Mrs Ches Lyons and sister Miss Jennie Gregg visited Kansas City Monday. Chrysanthemiums roses carnations violets and fresh lettuce offered for sale at Eggleston's Green Toss bar gain.
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Eggleston
Woman Discusses Hair Cure With Her Doctor
A woman talked with her own doctor about Hails Hair Ronewer for falling hair and dandruff. She plans to use it and expresses full confidence in its effectiveness.
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Ronewer
Wentworth Men Dominate All-Missouri Selections
Wentworth players earned multiple spots on the All-Missouri teams as analysts praised their season. Jones, a standout tackle, headlined first team with Strickland and McKinney noted on second and third teams respectively.
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Missouri
Wentworth
Stax
Bigtine
Longue
Jones
Strickland
Ristine
McKinny
Milard
McKinney
Offeer 606 Brigand Burglar Farce at Wright's Grand
A millionaire returns to find his bachelor quarters occupied by a thief who has stolen paintings and misused the name to win a society girl. In three acts at Wright's Grand, Augustin MacLingham's farce unfolds with a masquerading policeman, a cook as officer, and a comic pursuit to recover plunder and heart.
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Miriain
Cohan
Yillignaire
Augustin Maclingh
Whole Town Under Arrest In Port Erin Isle Of Man
Port Erin faced arrest after failing to satisfy an execution for 2250 pounds. The island town, covered by rates and assets, faces a financial burden over 25 years as authorities borrow to resolve a constitutional deadlock. Card of thanks from Mrs A F Batlery follows.
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Port Erin
Isle of Man
Feel
Boily of
Privy Council
Lord Raglan
House of Keys
Tynwald
Prisoners Keep Their Names Says Outlook
The Outlook argues against treating inmates as numbers, noting Sing Sing houses over 60,000, Auburn over 31,000, and Clinton over 10,000. It says a man’s name remains his identity and only staff use numbers for administration.
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Sing Sing
Auburn
Clinton
John Jones
Senator La Follette Voices Narrow Future for Youth
In a Madigan interview Senator La Follette warns of a restricted future for young men due to all powerful trusts. He laments being barred from opportunities and uses a provocative seal metaphor to illustrate a bleak outlook if corporate power remains unchecked.
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la Follette
Madigan
Greene Browne Dialogue Sparks Humorous Chicken Farm Dream
Dialogue snippet shows Browne and Puck exchanging quips about Greene’s aspiration to own a chicken farm. Witty stage banter hints at humorous plans and social satire. The exchange centers on Browne’s remark about hands and Greene’s stated dream of poultry farming.
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Greene
Browne
Puck
How is your new clerk
A witty exchange about a new clerk prompts a brisk punchline. The speaker notes the clerk is quick to quit, highlighting a humorous office mishap and a casual, light tone.
Griggs and Brigge discuss land on the cape
Griggs asks about the land bought on the cape and Brigge confirms the tides have brought up concerns. The exchange hints at ongoing issues related to the property and coastal conditions.
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Griggs
Cape
Brigge
Knickerbocker Punch Line prompts medical do and after
A fragment themed around pre and post medical procedures as a humorous verse exchange mentions a doctor and a cheek hook. The lines parody how to act before and after a doctor arrives, attributed to Puck.
Pick Miners Wanted for steady work in Apr
Miners wanted for reliable mining work in April. For details see Edward Aull at Tradera Bank Building. James Moorehead, left Monday for Westminster College, Fulton, Mo, to resume studies. He was accompanied by Boulware Jamison, Joh Moore, and Kennedy Nickell as guests during Thanksgiving. Dr J J Fulkerson and two daughters spent Monday in Kansas City. William Steale, visiting relatives here, returned to Walton Sunday evening. Marie Tonx, visiting Mrs Sarahtrentrix, returned to Warrensburg Monday. Frama Prigmore of Sweet Springs arrived Monday for a few days with Mrs C W Sicklin. Miss Sarah Lutz of Salina, Kansas, visited Miss Mildred Musser. Carrie Kroencke and Maud Powell visited Mrs Alice Fitzgerald. Mrs I G Neale and two children, visiting relatives in Kansas City, returned home Sunday evening.
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James 2. Moorehead
Hig Studiax
Westminster College
Fulton
Boulware Jamison
Joh Moore
Kennedy Nickell
J. J. Fulkerson
Felix Young
Ticlon Fulkerson
Kansas City
William Steale
Walton
Marie Tonx
Local News Notes on Visits and Obituary
Mrs W St Bettle and Floyd returned from Kansas City. Word arrived that Bettie Babbitt died in San Francisco after long illness. Babbitt was mother of Mrs E G Loomis, now at Las Vegas NM for health. Loncerry Shinn went to St day morning for ill daughter Mrs Glen Bridges. F Groves returned after a trip west. Mrs Leslie Mitchell ton spent Sunday with Mrs Boyd Curtis.
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Bettie Babbitt
San Francisco
Cal
Loncerry Shinn
Glen Bridges
F. Groves
Leslie Mitchellton
Boyd Curtis
Hotnie
D D D Prescription for Eczema Advert
An advertisement extols D D D Prescription for Eczema as a fast acting remedy. It claims instant relief from itching, soothing and healing the skin, and asserts the product washes away the disease leaving skin clear and earthy. The copy promises a double or nothing guarantee with a cent refund if it does not remove the itch immediately.
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D.D.D
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Golden J Medical Discovery
Golden Eat Discovery
BR. V.pierce
Buffalo
Fletcher
Castoria
Tucker & Fredendall
Wang
A. F. Batlery
Rocedure
Edward Aull
Tradera Bank
Man
Historial Review
Pictorial Review
Weat
New York City
Daily Drovers Telegram
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Southwest
Daily Telegraphic
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