Waverly Notes and Local Dec 1905 News Glimpse
Local notes list births and visitors including Mr and Mrs Joe Heyer and Mr and Mrs Jeme Neer a gul. many residents named with travels to Lexington Kansas City Marshall and Union Station. Reports on a new brick plant near Waverly planned to produce paving bricks and other products with 120000 daily capacity. Includes politics and university notes, Missouri rail and tolls, and a long obituary resolutions for Judge John B Ryland detailing his life, service, and family.
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Union Station
W. G. O'Newl
la Grange
Anna E. Galbraith
Judge Ryland
Nancy Pettis Palmer
Ryland
Colaborer
Bench
Bar
Commonwealth
John KE
John B H. Ryland
Commonwealth of Missouri
Nelson W McLeod Named President Candidate for Jefferson Club
Nelson W. McLeod is the latest suggestion for president of the Jefferson Club of St. Louis, reflecting ongoing leadership discussions within the organization.
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Nelson W. McLeod
Jefferson Club of
St. Louis
Electric Bitters credited with curing stomach and liver troubles
Geo W Hoffman of Harper Washington recounts seven years of bitter battles with stomach and liver disorders and credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure. He urges others to use the remedy and notes he would not be without it. Sold by Crenshaw & Young with a guarantee of efficacy.
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Judson Harmon
Paul Morton
Sinta Fé
Interstate Commerce Commission
of Meers
Uhe
Geo. W. Hoffman
Harper, Wash
Guarantes
Crenshaw & Young
Lexington Savings Bank Stockholders Meeting Schedule
The annual stockholders meeting of Lexington Savings Bank of Lexington Missouri for the election of directors for the ensuing year will be held in the bank’s banking room on Wednesday January 10 1906 from 10 a m to 2 p m. Watter B Wapfel will preside as president and Lee Wallace serves as secretary.
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Intelligencer
Warrensburg
Jefferson City
Missouri
Judge Ryland
Old Men's Club
Lafayette County
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Lexington
Jesus Christ
Lexington Savings Bank
Anid Bank
Watter B, Wappel
Lee Walace
Health pill promise in chaotic ad text
In a frenzied ad the copy urges readers to use Dr ing's New Life Pills from Crenshaw and Young drug store to cure liver and stomach trouble. It touts quick relief and prompt cures while claiming regular bowel function as a solution. The chaotic phrasing mimics a mid century sensational health elixir promotion.
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Dr.ing
Crenshaw & Young Drug Store
Ganraotecd
Gift shopping before Christmas rush urged by store
Do not wait until the rush to pick gifts for wife husband children or friends. The ad stresses ample stock and attentive service, urging customers to come now to find desirable items at pleasing prices before others snap them up.
Suitable for Ladies and Children Shop Ad Prices
Store offers stock collars and turnovers from 15c to 1.75, handkerchiefs from 5c to 75c, gloves and mittens up to 1.25, children’s boxed handkerchiefs at 15c and 25c, silk and various shawls, aprons, fancy goods, shopping bags, and ladies furs priced from 1.00 to 10.00.
For Men Suspenders and Handkerchiefs Sale Prices
Linen Handkerchiefs priced from 15 to 50 cents in varied cuts. Silk Handkerchiefs available from 35 to 100 cents. Men suspenders offered in monogram boxes at 50 and 75 cents. Formerly priced textiles move quickly through this limited sale.
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Waverly Notes
Mra
Joe
Heyer
Gist
Jeme Neer
Will Brealta
Obes, Cox
Carrollton
Mirt
Lonive Stevens
Kavans
Artbher Gallagher
Mrs. T. BR. Landram
Marshall
Boro
Tenac Fulkerson
Warden Hall
Naunte
Steele
Gertrude Williams
Kansas City
Lost Creek
James Corbin
Kain
Williams
Ray
Schulenberger
Mona
Mountain Grove
Joe Lutz
Little Con
Ida Reed
Smith Center
Kansas
M. ©. Alderman
Corder Nema
C. L. Wilson
Spench
Aldrich
Czar Reed
Cannon
Senate
Dolliver
Administration
Federal Court of Competent Jurisdicion
Indian Territory
Folk
Standard Oil Company
The
State University
Department of Statistics
RAAB
Ie Howe
Douglas
Tron
John B Ryland
John E Ryland
Howard County
Lafayette
Old Masonic College
Masonic College
Samuel J. Tilden
Sixth Judicial
Joneson
Normal School
Central College
Payette
Central Female College
Methondist Episcopal Church South
Scarritt Bible Training School
Heroine Lodge No
Masonic
Samven Davis
J. H. Campeech
Committee On Revolution
John B. Burden
U. G. Phetzing
Ww. Aull
Stockholders Meeting
Mad. Chase
Mankind
W. G. McCausland
H.C. Wallace
Leroy Farmer
F. Lee Wallace
Plattenburg Coal Company
Cbo
Tl. Vaughan
Court House
Farmer's Drug Store
City Scales
Farmer's Store
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