Lady from Laramie praised by theatre critics
The Associated Theatres company presented The Lady from Laramie at the opera house to a good sized crowd. Nine actors delivered sharp, well timed performances with Connie Cravens in the title role earning strong notices. Cast members George Fitch Guy Kibbee Eugene Powers and others drew applause. Local guests Mrs S M Banks and Mrs T B Ramsey were noted visitors with trains arriving on time.
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Laramie
Associated Theatres Company
Opera House
Connie Cravens
George Fitch
Miss Hood
Miss Mann
Miss Craven
Guy B. Kibbee
Wyoming
Eugene Powers
Baronet
S, ML Banks
Columbia, Mo
J. G. Chinn
T. B. Ramsey
Elizabeth Graves
Kansas City
Ends Winters Troubles Buck Jen Arnica Salve
A period ad-style notice claims Buck Jen Arnica Salve eases winter troubles and skin issues like chilblains and boils. It asserts healing for boils piles cuts sores eczema and sprains and cites a price of 15 cents at Crenshaw Young. Dr Payfie and Phillip Keller traveled to Kansas City on professional business and errands.
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Tomimy
Buck- Jen
Crenshaw & Young
B. T. Payfie
Kansas City
Phillip Keller
Jay Terhune Ventures to Kanyan City on Business
Jay Terhune travels to Kanyan City on business this week. The item mentions Buckwheat Flour available at Kenney's, highlighting local commerce and travel.
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Jay. Terhune
Kanyan City
Kenney ’S
Piano-earird Lem Offered For Trade In Perfect Condition
Advertisement notes a fine square piano earird lem in perfect condition offered in exchange for a new piano. It claims to avoid the expense of crit ting, with shipping evoriive by McCall. Phone 200.
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McCall
Emerson hair growth discovery offers money back promise
A newspaper tease portrays Prof Emerson claiming a single bottle grows a full head of hair and promises five dollars to any user not satisfied. Readers who buy are told the discovery is non sticky, non oily, and effective with an attached written agreement. The article notes chemists cannot explain the formula.
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Emerson
Ife
Women fight for existence at Cradley Heath chain shops
The London desk reports 500 women locked out after refusing to sign work agreements at under five cents an hour, the new minimum wage fixed by the board of trade. Many toil 60 hours weekly for about 3.75 to 4 dollars, live in squalor, and pay high fuel and rent while children toil in nearby forges.
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Cradley Heath
Board of Trade
London
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Real Estate Transfers in Lafayette County 1910
Deeds filed in the Lafayette County Recorder's Office cover transfers and rights of way in Lexington, Odessa, and Bates City. Names include Ike H. Noyes, James Canning, Nannie Russell, Elizabeth Nuby, Cornelia Keifer, and Arthur Hermian among others, with values ranging from 1 to 2,550 dollars and parcels in multiple additions and sections.
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Recorder's Office
Lafayette County
Lafayette County Abstract Co
Ike H. Noyes
Lexington
Missouri
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Jas. C. Graddy
Ike H. Noyex
Honche
Cornelia F. Keifer
James Canning
W. D
John L. Ramsey
Winfield
Downs
Ius F. Willingman
Frank H. Drewer
Q. C
Pessimistic Omaha Mayor Recites Graft Tale
James C. Dahlman comments on graft scandals and uses a jewelry shop joke about a clock that reveals a husband’s return from the club. An elderly clerk quips that many husbands are unfaithful, prompting the young woman to bargain for the clock.
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James C. Dahlman
Omaha
Letter to Auntie Calendar Gift from Germantown Youth
A Germantown family scene features a young man who, though not yet seven, writes a personal letter to his Aunt Clara to accompany a calendar gift. The piece, quoted from the Philadelphia Times, shows a careful, artful calendar and a child’s earnest message about appreciating his art.
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Fclon
Clara
Philadelphia Times
Pork barrel remark sparks talk on cost of living
Mrs Bliggins comments on removing the pork barrel from Congress and its effect on lawmakers lunch costs. Her husband questions the idea, noting legislators may rethink expenses in light of rising living costs.
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Congress
Questioning Husband Praises Crullera Size Utility
A cooking school teacher asks about a husband’s view on crulleras. Mrs. Torkins replies he is very interested and believes larger crulleras could help reduce his automobile tire bills.
The Life of Theodore Roosevelt Book Offer
An advertisement promotes a lavish illustrated biography titled The Life of Theodore Roosevelt. It promises early life public career and African hunting chapters with 400 large pages and 190 illustrations. The volume features cloth binding and a color imprint, offered with a three month Daily and Sunday Journal subscription.
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Europe
America
Roosevelt
Africa
Egypt
Thaly
Germany
France
England
Theodore Roosevelt
Sime
Indiaz
Daily
Bonday
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