Local Briefs from Sunday Journeys and Visits
Eugene Weber spent Sunday in Banana City. Lindsay Price of Sedalia visited here Sunday. J. & Brown of Sedalia headed to Texington Monday. George Dodge spent Saturday in Fagginsville. Judge T. A. Walker was in Bigginsville Sunday. DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve advertised. Ada Carter visited Higginsville Sunday. M Engiehard in Kansas City on business. Wilson went to Higginsville Monday on business. Miss Carrie Field visiting relatives in Louisville Ky. Drummond spent Saturday in Kanye City. Barnard went to Kansas City on business. Cascasweet advertised for babies with Dr Shoop cures. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McGrew left for St. Louis. Wilson returned from Boonville. Heathman called to Liberty. Basket and daughter to Kansas City. Dr Shoop's Cough Cure advertised. Rev A. F Smith and daughters to Corpus Christi. Mrs Linn returned to Kansas City. Ryland family noted. Kansas City business travel mentioned. Fewer details. multiple short items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Weber
Banana City
Lindsay Price
Sedalia
J. &. Brown
Texington
George Dodge
Fagginsville
T. A. Walker
Bigginsville
DeWitt
Leroy Farmer
Ada Carter
Higginsville
M. Engiehard
Kansas City
S.ns Wilson
Carrie Field
Louisville
Casper Gruber
Kansas Ty
Annie Hooten
Tuesay Worning
Delia .Trail
George Trail
Jolla Trevis
Charles Williams
Alice
May Peak
New Exclusive Shoe Store Debuts With Star Brand Line
A local shoe shop announces its opening with a selection featuring Quaker and Mayflower women’s styles at 3.50 and 3.00, alongside Star Brand Family lines. The Our Family line targets all ages, emphasizing durability, comfort, and fit for every member of the family.
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Eternity
Farm Progress Announces Rate Increase to 26 Cents
Farm Progress of St Louis Mo announces subscription price rises to 26 cents per year starting January 1008. Until then three years for 25 cents is accepted. Send 26 cents for a three year term or 2 1/2 cents to extend if already paid. A fruit picture 22x20 inches offered for 2 cents to cover tube and postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Progress
St. Louts
St. Louis
Indigestion Cure Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Kodayellaves Indigestion as restoring stomach health and improving digestion. It claims to cleanse and strengthen the mucous lining, easing symptoms such as sour stomach headaches constipation and bad breath. Sold by Leroy Farmer through Chionea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Leroy Farmer
Bewitt & Ob
Chionea
Hidden Hand at New Grand Delights Despite Weather
The Hidden Hand company offered a second performance at the New Grand last Saturday with a meagre house due to bad weather. The Gillis melodrama pleased the gallery and the cast, though two actors seemed newly promoted from amateur ranks and the title The Hidden Band was not explained.
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New Grand
Gillis
George Bernard Shaw
Henrik Thien
Geo. M. Cohan
Amatner
Complexion Cure Promised by Liver Regulator
A quackish notice claims a broken heart stems from a bad complexion caused by an inactive liver. It promises restoration by Dallard's Herbine, described as the liver regulator, and states Crenshaw & Young sell the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw & Young
W C A Bazaar at Lexington College Draws Large Crowd
The Y W C A bazaar at Lexington College on Monday was unusually successful with high quality art, varied novelties, canes and other exhibition items. A large crowd attended, purchased freely, and everyone had a good time throughout the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington College
Open Session Impresses Lexington High School Audience
The Alphian and Emerson Literary Societies hosted a joint open session in the High School Auditorium drawing a large crowd. Selections included vocal and instrumental music reading essays and a humorous sketch. Notable numbers were Bettle Dickey in Learning How to Skate Linden Viviana Tales from Uncle Remus In His Song My Little Alabama Coon and The Fortunes of War dialogue. Essays by Arthur Gordon and Nell Marrs were highlighted. Also includes a property listing for a 20 acre Fruit Farm near Lexington with improvements and sale options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphian and
Emerson
Lexington High School
Bucklen Arnica Sake Boasts Enduring Healing Claim
A Le Kaynville New York merchant praise Bucklen's Arnica Salve for lasting relief from sores wounds burns and abrasions noting it cured him sixty years ago. Crenshaw and Young drugstore advertises the guarantee and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolever
le Kaynville
Arnica
Seat ‘Crenshaw & Young Drugstore
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Boc
Drummond
Kanye City
CO. G. Barnard
Ry Ballard
Grenshaw & Young
E. J. McGrew
F. T. Wilson
Boonville
Mra. D. ©. Heathman
Liberty
Mra
Eliza Ralstrick
Pandor
Dr. Shoop
Silverstone
Barron
T. & Ryland
7. E Ryland
Doug
Chas. Kinkead
Corder
James Caldwell
Dover
H. W. McNeal
Odessa
J. R Moorehead
Dr. Bogie
J.F. Winn
Gustav Haerle
J. K. Glasscock
Carrie
J. B. Gallemore
Fayette, Mo
Blonday
Matte Gallimore
de. J. J. Greer
Colorado
Ernest Ross
St. Joseph
J. W. Jones
J. C. McGrew
Cairo
Lil
John M. Poage & Co
the “Patriot” For Men
Oiwea
TAR Brand Shoes
Sauter
The
Mayflower
Lexington
Sao
John M. Poage & Company
Quaker” For Women
W.C. A. Bazaar
Edenview Church
Wagee
Paul Reinhard
Haekker
Japan
Ts Rao
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