Prevent Croup with Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Hoarseness signals first stage of croup. Use Chamberlains Cough Remedy promptly to ward off attack. It is safe for children and endorsed by many mothers. Includes notes on Chamberlains Tablets for stomach issues and constipation. Mrs. Chas Mignerey and others spent Sunday in Wellington. Frank Bowman returned to Jefferson City. Amelia Phetzing left for St Joseph. Mrs A E Rogers left for Martinsburg W Va.
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Frank Bowman
Jefferson City
Amelia Phetzing
St. Joseph
Stomach Trouble Patients Favor Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs. Benjamin Hooper of Auburn New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble and constipation noting they regulate bowels stimulate the liver and keep the body healthy. Mr and Mrs C M Miller left Friday for Trenton after visiting their son Woodson Miller.
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Benjamin Hooper
Auburn
N. Y
Congress Reopens as War Funding Moves Forward
Washington reports Congress begins the second session of the Sixty-fifth Congress with routine sessions. The Senate adopts opening resolutions and adjourns to honor late Senator Husting. The House committees prepare to notify President Wilson of Congress’s return and consider sugar shortage investigations and leadership changes. Rep Paxgerald plans to resign December 24 with Swager Sherley as potential new appropriations chair. Leaders plan conferrals on procedure this week.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Husting
Wisconsin
House
Wilson
Martin
Goulsiona
Joly S. Paxgerald
Brooklyn
N.J
House Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Committee
Swager Sherley
Louisville
Littia
War relic shell case given to President Wilson
Washington reports that a shell case from Grat bombardment on the western front was presented to President Wilson today by a group of congressmen who visited the battlefields. They also carried greetings from King Albert and President Poincare. Each member took a shell case, with the first for Wilson, the second for Pershing, the third for General Sibert, and the rest distributed among the party.
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Washington
Wilson
Battle Fields
King Albert
Poincare
Emeral Pershing
Sibert
Dill
Johnson
Miller
Timbeyhala
Stevens
Goodwin
Bandits Cross Rio Grande
Mexican bandits crossed the Rio Grande twice in recent days reports from La Perla Cameron County Alpine and India indicate clashes with American forces. One American soldier was killed and another wounded in a fight near the Stigner ranch. a Mexican was wounded and later taken to Brownsville. cattle were also reported stolen.
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San Antonio
Tez
Herve
Rio Grande
la Perla
Cameron County
India
Armistice on Russian front reported as Allies seek peace talks
Vienna reports an armistice announcement across Russian fronts from division to division with plenipotentiaries of allied armies to prepare for a general front peace. Also noted is a wounded lieutenant and a lynching incident in Tennessee on December 4.
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Vienna
Pripev
Heweian
DANGER IN WHOOPING COUGH MEDICAL VIEW
Dr C F Bradford of the University of Missouri warns whooping cough is extremely contagious and dangerous to young children. The disease begins like a cold, then violent coughing with a whoop. Fluids and soft foods aid recovery. fresh air and medical advice are essential. quarantines should last six weeks.
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C. FP. Bradford
University of Missouri
Bradford
Alleged Kidnapper Caught After Nationwide Hunt
A nationwide search for J A Ward Reilley in connection with the May 20 home kidnapping of Baby Lloyd Reet in Springfield ended in Philadelphia. Prosecutor Paul M. Opus of Springfield reported Reilley’s arrest, with a subsequent requisition request to Governor Gardner for transfer. Statements by Clavie Piersol linked Reilley to the plot, and a public service case said Reilley posed as a government agent, prompting Justice Department aid in the ongoing hunt since January. A separate Springfield story notes a wood hauler plan to ease fuel shortages, plus a bond vote for road paving on the Old Trails route between Columbia and Mineola hills.
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J. A. Ward Reilley
Lloyd Reet
Springfield
Piladelphia
Reiley
Department of Justice
Paul M. Opus
Gardner
Missouri
Clavie Plersol
Reilley
Plerseol
Ferman
Keiley
Kelley
Bb. W. Stephens
Old Trails Association
Fulton
Mineola Hills
Columbia
Mineola Hits
Death by gas in Springfield hotel room claim
An 18 year old, J Taylor of Bubl, blew out gas in his hotel room at Springfield and was found dead next morning. His brother Vic Taylor, wife and infant reportedly were in adjoining room. no other details available.
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J. Taylor
Bubl
Springfield
Vic. Taylor
Fenarrow
Realty transfers and local social notes in Odessa
Jos A Bryson and wife transfer property to J B Deisher for 2750 dollars in Odessa W D. Miss Elizabeth Toland and Rheina Hayden return to Kansas City after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs James OMalley. Mrs V A Kelly travels to Kansas City for a few days. Bennie Otterman visits Levasy and Mr and Mrs John Shuster. Mrs J D Lankford and daughter visit Kansas City. Mrs J M Owen travels to Dover for a visit with her nephew John Owen and family.
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Jos. A. Bryson
Odessa
J. B. Deisher
Elizabeth Toland
Rheina Hayden
Kansas City
James O'Malley
Bennie Otterman
Levasy
John Shuster
J. D. Lankford
J. M. Owen
Dover
John Owen
Sanel claims relief for bladder and back troubles
An advertisement pitches Sanel as a relief remedy for bladder issues and back ache, claiming fast action in 24 hours. It markets Sanel as a guaranteed remedy, priced 36c and 3.00 for four bottles, available at the drug store.
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Sanel
Ady
Local Visitors Return Home After Visits
Mrs F W Jackson, visiting Mars, E Spruce returning to Higestinsville. Ed Beienherz travels to Jamesson, Mes for a visit on Saturday.
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F.W. Jackson
Mars
Samol Eczema Cure Promises Flawless Complexion
A household remedy claims to cure any skin eruption and deliver a perfect complexion. The advertisement urges readers to obtain Samol Eczema Prescription at the local drug store for a trial.
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Aily
Visit Keepsake and Red Cross Meeting Report
Mrs. J. J. Batson visited her sister Mrs. L. W. Clemmers in Trenton Missouri on Saturday. B. C. Dermmond traveled to Kansas City Saturday to attend a Red Cross meeting.
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J. J. Batson
Trenton
L. W. Clemmers
B. C. Dermmond
Kansas City
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Kanene City
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the Recorder of Deeds
Lexington
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Lafayette County Abstract Co
Ike HH. Noyes
H. C
Wallace Et al
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Henry
Hader
Pauline
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Ike H. Noyes
Henry Hader
Higginsville
R. L. Lewis
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Meierand
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M. B. Avitt
Stefanski
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W. BE
China
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M. D. Wilson
Ed Aull
Nancy Green
Annie Richardson
Pomeroy, Houx & Graham
B. A.hoelscher
Fred Schmidt
Sam'l. W. Bettin
Charlotte M. Bettin
Adolph W. Bettin
Samuel T. Ellis
Amy Bessinger
Napoleon Bank
Mary Weinberg
Harry E. Warren
Henry Petering
Geo. Duensing W. D
D. Kessner
Admi
Wm. w-Meyer
SNW
Daniel Holke
James B. Ly- Lens
W.D
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Leroy Glish
Oscar
Dora Graendorf
Ezra M. Rowe Et al
Ann Quarles Aull
Chas.We Wagoner and
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Potty County
Seda Bie
Exingten
Santa Claus
Jones
Jorves
12Th, Main and
Welout Streets
Catron - Taubman Abstract. & Agency
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Stumds Traders Bank
Lexington, Missouri
California
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Geo— VW
Higex Buch General Agee
Kanwenas City
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