Local brief notes with many Concordia names
George Ruppel visited Concordia on Sunday A S Rogers spent Sunday in Sweet Springs Dr C T Ryland went to Kansas City on business DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve advertised Health Coffee imitation by Invers see claims it fools experts Sold by Leroy Farmer many people visiting and traveling to nearby towns DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder pills promoted for quick relief Dr Shoop’s Cough Cure endorsed and sold by local druggists Mrs Nicholson, Mr Nicholson and other locals visit family in Kansas City Higginsville Sedalia and Slater referenced Multiple references to relatives visiting and traveling to Texan for winter and Missouri University attendance noted Also farm help wanted and local employment ads
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George Ruppel
Concordia
A. S. Rogers
Sweet Springs
C.T. Ryland
Kansas City
DeWitt
Leroy Barmer
John T. Hansam
Quant Kinkead
Wellington
F.C. Carter
Robert Carter
Higginsville
Leroy Farmer
Leroy Palmer
Ryland Todhunter
Billett
John McBee
Eva
Waverly
Lavinia Warren
Mrs. Etta Foster Dies in Kansas City
E N Hopkins received a telegram Sunday announcing the death of his aunt Mrs. Etta Foster at her Kansas City home. Mrs. Foster was married to A Foster a solicitor for a large firm in Kansas City who has made frequent visits to this city. No particulars were given beyond the sudden death.
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S. A. Mields
A. Li Silverstone
Laula Gratz
Kangag City
E.N. Hopkins
Etta Foster
Kansas City
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted In 19th Century Ad
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh claiming it cures at all disease stages. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promises to pay $100 if a case isn’t cured, and invites readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hull's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Hull
Local Social Notes Mention Travel and Visits
M. C. McFaddin fought in Aigginsville Saturday. William Harwood visited Dover Saturday morning. Misa Annine Burden returned Friday evening from St. Louis. Mr. Jobo McBee and daughter Misa Jiva spent Saturday in Waverly. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Kinkead returned Friday evening from a short wit in Cones.
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M. C. McFaddin
Aigginsville
William Harwood
Dover
Misa Annine Burden
St. Louis
Jobo McBee
Misa Jiva
Chas
Kinkead
Dangerous Deadlock Tied to Liver and Bowel Failure Remedy Ad
A dated sales pitch claims a remedy for serious health failures. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a guaranteed cure or money back. The ad places at Crenshaw and Young drug store in Bic.
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Dr. King
Crenshaw & Young Dig
Bic
Ballard's Herbine Featured For Complexion Cure
An old column touts Ballard's Herbine as the remedy for a bad complexion caused by an inactive liver. It claims the liver regulator is unsurpassed and sold by Crenshaw & Young. The item also notes local social visits, including Miss Blair Gordon, Miss Blanche Fulkerson, and Miss Janie Fulkerson arriving from Fulton for the holidays, along with Missouri State University students Warren Sherman, George Wels, and Hugh Rogers returning home for holidays. It mentions a testimonial from Woolever of Le Raynville praising Arnica Salve from Crenshaw & Young and notes several residents traveling to and from Kansas City and Butler.
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Ballard
Crenshaw & Young
Blair Gordon
Blanche
Janie Fulkerson
Fulton
Warren Sherman
George Wels
Hugh Rogers
Misouri State University
Gelumbia
White's Cream Vermifuge touted for infant worms
A dated notice markets White's Cream Vermifuge as a cure for worm infestations in babies, claiming it relieves hunger, dark circles, poor weight gain, and yellow complexion. Sold by Crenshaw & Young in a 25 cent bottle. A separate note praises William Palmer for providing an antidote for blues to hard working newspaper editors.
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Symptons
Crenshaw & Young
Traders Bank Stockholders Meet in Lexington Missouri
The annual meeting of Traders Bank stockholders in Lexington Missouri is set for Monday January 6 1908. Directors will be elected and other business acted upon in the banks banking room between ten in the forenoon and two in the afternoon. WG McCausland presiding G Caunsuan secretary
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Traders Bank
Lexington
Forendon
Emis
WG. McCausuann
G. Caunsuan
Seely
A Real Wonderland Healing Case in Mound City
In Mound City at Mrs. D. D. Clapp's home a dramatic healing occurred when her son, near death from lung and throat trouble, recovered after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The doctor’s remedy, praised as great medicine for coughs and colds, throat and lung troubles, is available from Crenshaw Young druggists at 50 cents and 1 dollar, with a trial bottle free.
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South Dakota
Mound City
Mra
D. Clapp
Crenshaw & Young Druggists
Knights Templar Elect Officers
At a DeMolay Commandery No 3 meeting officers were elected. Eminent Commander Fred Witton, Generalisimo Walter B Waddell, Capt General C O Crawford, Senior Warden J G Crenshaw, Junior Warder Jno I Potts, Prelate J Moore Shead, Recorder J Shelton, Sword Bearer M C McFaddin, Standard Bearer Lee Slasher, Warden Jno Taylor, Treasurer W D Rankin, Sentinel R A Hicklin, with J G Crenshaw and others noted.
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Knights Templar
DeMolay Commandery
Fred Witton
Walter B. Waddell
C. O. Crawford
J. G. Crenshaw
Jno
I. Potts
J. 2. Mooreshead
J. ©. Shelton
M.C. McFaddin
Lee Slasher
Jno. Taylor
W. D. Rankin
R. A. Hicklin
Sentinel
Badly Mixed Up. Winterton man healed by electric treatment
Abraham Brown recalls doctors misdiagnosing his ailment as heart disease kidney trouble blood polon stomach and liver trouble before his wife urged Electric Bitters. The medicine, he says, restored his health and proved better than five doctors prescriptions, guaranteed for blood weakness and stomach liver kidney complaints by rent haw Young Druggist.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
Rent Haw & Young Druggist
Visit Arrivals and Departures Noted in Local Family News
Mrs HW Catron and daughter Miss Mattie Lou arrived from Kansas City Monday to visit relatives. Miss Blanche Brelsford returned to Kansas City this morning after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs L W Brelsford. Her sisters Florence and Sybil accompanied her and will stay briefly in Kansas City.
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Otto Buarle
John Schoield
Walter Shinn
Sedalia
H. S. Jenkins
Marshall
Qgharlen Simmons
Claude Johnson
Kansas City
Virginia Johnson
Catron
Mattie Lou
Blanche Brelsford
L. W. Brelsford
Florence
Sybil
First Big Snow Delays City After Heavy Weekend Storm
The first heavy snow of the season fell Sunday evening turning into a damp sticky accumulation. Snow persisted from 7:30 PM to midnight with northeast wind driving it, clinging to clothing trees wires and sidewalks. Pedestrians faced slick footing while trains and town clocks faltered as workers cleared downtown walks for a holiday convenience.
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Mam
Beast
Misoari Pacific
Modern Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Cough and Bowel Action
A curious advert describes a laxative cough remedy that differentiates by triggering free bowel movement to expel illness while soothing throat and lung irritation. It claims no opiates or narcotics and targets children as a safe option, with Leroy Farmer selling the product.
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Leroy Farmer
Local travelers and visitors depart for Edwardville and Kansas City
F. 5B Westmeyer left Sunday for Edwardville to spend Christmas with relatives. Miss Jean Meng returned home from Kansas City after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Steele.
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Westmeyer
Edwardville
Miss Jean Meng
Kansas City
Mors, Steele
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Moody
Moody Eas
Poston
Postoffice
Invers See
Jos. L. Long
G. B. Silverman
J. Burden
John Berry
J. R. and
W. HL. Williams
Chapel Hill
George Sheets
Arthur Fouter
Margaret L. Walker
Wille
Blaine
J. Huston
W. 8. McCuddy
Blue Grass
T. B. Grimes
Glenn Shelton
Prof
Jey Shelton
Henry Rinehart
Elmira Meng
William Nicholson
Mr. Nicholson
EB. A*. Nicholson
Shoop
Dr. Stoop
Fretsample Teat
J.P. Couwlow
Mildred
Nicholson
Min
Pat River
Wit
Texan
Lagmul
Pend
Maurice Hicklin
Missouri University At
Cohanbla
Nan Ruebel
Slater Public Schools
Frank Meyer
Washinggton University
Jons R. Porrs
Ayers
C. Ayer
Cowell
NEW Shoe Store
John M. Poage & Company
Lexington, MO
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Woolever
le Raynville
Crenshaw & Young Drugstore
Misa Louie Dooley
J. R. Moorehead
Butler
Robert Taubman
N. E Baskett
Amelia
Wlliam
Palmer
Aragon
Stockholders’ Meeting
Pnro
Aknance
Haliday
K. C
Jaques Mfg
Chicago
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