Waverly Notes cross town and holiday visits
Waverly notes list residents visiting in Marshall Lexington and Kansas City. L. Wilson of Corder spent Saturday in town. Miss Lutie Gordon visiting homefolks. JH.T. Phillips of Lexington in town several days. Miss Birdie McGrew and Miss Bessie Epps in Kansas City for visits. Mrs. Win Ferguson and Mrs. O H Mardister away visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W FE Smith host kin. Grandfather William Knoeller death brings relatives from Lexington. Marguerite Landrum returns from William Woods College for holidays.
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Waverly
Aubrey Young
Eric Williamson
Joplin
Miss Clarkve
Local residents make small town visits and trips
Robert Webb of Corder, Webb Cole in Migginsville, and Miss Bess Darnell in town. Miss Dean Dysart in Migginsville, Miss Vena Zoyzing home from Fulton. Dr Mrs Herman Wahl shopped Higginsville. Mrs B Vaughan and Mrs W Warwood in Lexington. Mr and Mrs Martin Phillips, Louis and Johnnie Wahl in Lexington. Frank Zeysing and cousin Cable from Kansas City in Frank's new touring car. Tommie Bertrand home from Columbia with aunt Mrs Burgess for holidays. Capt and Mrs Redd returned from Texarkanna visiting daughter Mrs Connelly Ragland.
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Robert Webb
Corder
Webb Cole
Migginsville
Bess Darnell
Kansas City
Dean Dysart
Vena Zoyzing
Fulton
Herman Wahl
Higginsville
B. Vaughan
Warwood
Lexington
Martin Phillips
Burgess
Capt
Mrs. Redd
Texarkanna
Connelly Ragland
Notice of hunting and trespass ban near city east edge
I hereby give notice that I shall not allow hunting or trespassing on my place known as the Luehr man and Rosewall place adjoining the city limits on the east J F Schaal. A handsome line of toilet sets to select from Brush Comb and Mirror five dollars at A Egle. What are you thinking of buying your lady friend for Xmas Jewelry of ee aera ee ac.
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Luehrman and Rosewall Place
J. F. Schaal
A. Egle
Aera Ee
100 Year Old Grandma Sanderson Praises Peruna Health
A DeWitt Missouri resident, over a century old, credits Peruna for her long health. She details a severe cold two years ago treated with Peruna, continues taking it nightly, and extols Peruna as a tonic aiding mucous membranes. Additional items note local ads and visits.
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Grandma Sanderson
Peruna Drag ¥ Fr. Co
Poruna
Peruna
Peruna Company
The Gold-Brick Game Reversed and a Warned Swindle
The Department of Agriculture notes a decaying gold brick scam aimed at farmers as the balance of trade shifts from city to country. The piece mocks sensational land schemes and gooseberry profits while urging readers to beware fake offers. It also advertises a local watch shop and a planned program of motion pictures at the Evening Star tomorrow night.
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Department of Agriculture
J. Rufus Wallingford
Fake & Co
Gull Street
Saturday Evening Post
Evening Star
Christmas Package Delivery At Crenshaw & Young's
Ralph Johnson handles prompt and accurate delivery services for Christmas packages at Crenshaw and Young's, contact via phone 27 for speed and reliability during the holiday rush.
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Ralph Johnson
Crenshaw & Young's
Probate notice of estate administration in Missouri county
Notice issued by the Probate Court of Weay tte County Missouri states that claims against the estate must be presented for allowance within one year from the date of letters and that failure to exhibit claims within two years from publication will bar them. Letters testamentary were granted to Phik and day of POR eh iN NING, Administrator.
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Weaytte County
Missouri
Perhon
Beneft
Por Eh
Ning
New Year Opens Plans At State Normal Warrensburg
The State Normal School at Warrensburg invites students to start the Winter Quarter on January 4, aiming to fill 1,000 capacity with 743 enrolled. It highlights strong demand for trained teachers, statewide impact, and $60,000 invested in facilities. Contact the Registrar or President W J Hawkins for details.
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State Normal School
Warrensburg
Missouri
The Cost of a Steak Leads to Meat Pricing Debate
Secretary Wilson’s investigation into high meat prices reveals a 38 percent spread between wholesale and consumer costs, attributing much to delivery expenses. He condemns excessive proliferation of small shops, arguing a few large shops would cut retail costs, prompting questions about socializing versus private monopoly in meat retail.
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Wilson
Nhat
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Ine
Florist
Isthmus
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