Mrs Graves and local visits noted in Kansas City trip
Miss Elizabeth Graves returned from a visit in Kansas City. Mrs Robert Menaugh was admitted to St Marys Hospital in Kansas City for an operation. Her husband accompanied her. Edwin Vaughan spent Friday in Kansas City. H T Phillips spent Friday in Aultville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Graves
Kansas City
Robert Menaugh
St. Mary’s Hospital
Edwin Vaughan
H. T. Phillips
Aultville
Dr Hobson Ointment Claims Eczema Cure
An old advertisement style notice touts Dr Hobson s Ointment as a cure for eczema including itchy burning skin and salt rheum. It cites testimonials from Geo W Fitch of Mendota NL and mentions price 50 cents with a guarantee or money back. Also references several social notes about Kansas residents returning home after visits and a medical operation in a German hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Geo. W. Fitch
Mendota
James and Day Families Visit Kansas City Friday
A. B. E. James traveled to Kansas City on Friday for a day visit. I. A. Day, Mrs. Fred Day, and two children accompanied him for a few days’ visit in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Day
Fred Day
Kansas City
Castors in The Kind You You Hie Alias By Beara
J F Winn signed bearer went to Kansas City Friday on business. Mrs H P Wherrett returned to Independence Thursday night after visiting Mr and Mrs H W McNeel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castors
J. F. Winn
Kansas Cit
Dr King’s New Discovery for croup and cough
A testimonial from Lewis Chamberlain of Manchester Ohio praises Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for croup and severe coughs. It claims rapid relief and urges a bottle in every home, priced five cents to one dollar, available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Lewis Chamberlain
Manchester
Ohio
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philladelphia
St. Louis
Notable Kansas City Returns After Surgical Operation
Eugene Weber, who was operated on in Kansas City a few days ago, returned home Tuesday evening. Mrs. J. H. Chamberlain returned to her home in Kansas City Tuesday evening after a visit here with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Wright
Dave Hange
Kansas City
Grover Calamese
German Hospital
A. B. Woert
W. Gordon
Nevada
Ella Wilite
Eugene Weber
J. H. Chamberlain
Electric Bitters touted for wide range of ailments
An 1900 era advertisement claims Eletric Bitters relieve stomach troubles nerves back female illnesses and more. Testimonial Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma credits the remedy with saving her health and urges others to try it. Bottles priced 50 cents and 1.00 with guarantees and pharmacy availability. Also mentions visits by Prosecuting Attorney William Aull and Mrs William Aull to Kansas City and De J Le Peak likewise traveling there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Pool
Depew
Okla
H. 5
Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
William Aull
William Anll
Kansas City
de J. le Peak
Fletcher's Castoria Lecture Attendee Returns Home
Miss Ronen Shaner, former vice president of the W. C. T. U., spoke at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon and returned to her home in Jackson Missouri Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Vince Owen traveled to Kansas City Monday for a short visit. Mr and Mrs Leulie Mitchell of Wellington arrived Monday for a few days visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronen Shaner
The
Baptist Church
Jackson
Vince Owen
Kansas City
Leulie Mitchell
Wellington
Frank Carter
Higginsville
James Caldwell
Mary Maxwell
Haxel Waynes
Goweklin
Kansas
Miss Ya Haynes
Lexington College
Ed Mollenkamp
Soo
Wiewinsgville
Hugo Nord
Independence
Leslie Hopkins
Lynn Dawnthower
Ethel Sinsher
John Strodiman
Napoleon
Mar
Mya
Freeman Adford
Constipation Cure Ad and Local Social Notes
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills for constipation and related ailments with a price of 25 cents. The text also records a series of brief social notes about local people traveling to Kansas City Alma and a coal store offering a free fire shovel with coal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Notice to Hunters on Farm Property
Notice states that no hunting or trespassing is allowed on the farm owned by M. H. UPHAUS. Enforcement action implied for violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Uphaus
General Points in the Care of Poultry
Ibert G. Lawrence of the American Poultry Association warns that excessive feeding of tonics and medicines can harm poultry health. Focus on clean houses, sanitary food and water, healthy stock, and proper feeding. Overuse of drugs risks illness. a well-fed, well-housed flock of good strain yields pride and profit. Excessive initial investment without stocking funds leads to failure. Record shows better outcomes with careful husbandry. avoid routine tonics unless necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Palmer
Modern concrete mixing promises better quality and efficiency
An advertisement extols upgrading to up-to-date concrete mixing, claiming faster, cleaner results with a superior mix. It argues the modern method costs less than old practices and delivers 100 percent better composition.
Wentworth Military Ed ucational Co Stockholders Meeting
Notice announces the regular initial stockholders meeting of Wentworth Military Scientific and Literary Educational Company at Wentworth Military Academy building Leximeton Lafayette County Missouri on Tuesday January 6 1914 at nine in the forenoon. Business includes election of directors and usual matters. W M Hugh president Sandford Sellers secretary Lexington Mo December 5 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth Military, Scientific and Literary Educational Company
Wentworth Military Academy
Leximeton
Lafyette County
Missouri
Siid
Local residents visit Kansas City and nearby towns
Misses Clara Nettie Zimm erman Jenee Surbrook Amanda Marcks and Ed ward Marecks spent Sunday in Alma. Central College secretary Amanda Ritter went to Topeka to spend the holidays. Albert Weber family visited Kansas City. Zweh A Wright and Lillie Fox joined Kel-a s City trip. Grace Greer returned to Warrensburg after a Centra visit. Z M Williams aimed for an annual Central College Girls Club luncheon in Kansas City. Mrs W I Robertson returned to Kereta Arkansas after visiting her parents Tilton Davis Sr. F I Gordon spent the day in Kansas City. Marie Bishop visited Virisville. Mrs Wm M Tlere spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs J C Shelton Glen went to Kansas City for a visit. EB J Campbell and Helen Hausman returned to Kansas City after Lex Met College visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Amid Nettie Zimmerman
Jenee Surbrook
Amanda Marcks
Edward Marecks
Alma
Amanda Ritter
Central College
Topeka
Kansas
Albert Weber
Kansas City
Zweh A. Wright
Lillie Fox
Grace Greer
Warrensburg
Centra College
W. I. Robertson
Kereta
Arkansas
EB. J. Campbell
Helen Hausman
O Hief
Lexmeton College
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Sarah Maxwell
Rheba Welsh
Margaret Bates
A. BE. James
Beara
H. P. Wherrett
Independance
H. W. McNeel
Ayer
Fletcher
Richard Field
Carrie
Zach W. Wright
K. Glasscock
J. J. Fulkerson
Alma Sundey
Rex
Ibert G. Lawrence
Secres Traistrer
Trye Assocation
Craig
Stockholders’ Meeting
W. M. Hugh
Sandford Sellers
Lexington, Mo
J. Q
Catron
Taubman
Haerle
Lexington
Gylvia, Kansas
Long & Shinn
Missourt
Dr. Z
M. Williams
Central College Girls’ Club of
Lexington Furniture Store
Main St
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