Local briefs of social visits and property sale near Lexington
Sunday visits crop up across towns with D T Bogie William Ridge and Albert Hainkle among those seen in Kansas City Higginaville and Moberly. A 20 acre fruit farm near Lexington offers 1000 trees and modern improvements for sale with options to buy all or part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Bogie
Kansas City
William Ridge
Higginaville
William Groves
Moberly
Greer
PorSale
Lexington
Edenview Church
Albert Hainkle
J. T. Sydnor
Kansas
H. G. Mussell
Higher Health Level Promised by Dr King’s New Life Pills
Jacob Springer of West Franklin Maine praises higher health after using Dr King’s New Life Pills. He says the pills keep his stomach liver and bowels working properly and Crenshaw Young’s drug store offers a 25 cent trial with money back if disappointed.
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Dr. King
Jacob Springer
West Franklin
Maine
Crenshaw & Young
Relatives Visit and Local Notices in Kansas City Roundup
Mrs W and Comstock came from Kansas City for a few days visit. Miss Blanche Brelsford returned to Kansas City after a week with relatives. D P Groves on federal petit jury in Kansas City spent Sunday with family. Also notes on kidney health ad and a local employment ad seeking a businesslike interviewer for Lafayette County merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Brelsford
Kansas City
D. P. Groves
Petit Jury
Federal Court
DeWitt
Leroy Farmer
P. G. Crow
Edwin
Chillicothe
M. A. Marra
Thornimro
Hin Howe
Kanes City
Lafayette County
Rence, van Nest& Allen
Cd Rage
Kamar City
SA. Schooling
James Allen
Rigginsville
Oscar Andreen
J. R. Wilmot
Lexington
Vicinity
Station O
New York
Lumbermen Association Convention Draws SR Moorehead
SR Moorehead traveled to Kansas City Monday to attend the annual convention of the Southwestern Lumbermen's Association. Mrs AWK Smith returned to Kansas City Sunday after a brief visit with Mrs. Charles Wallace's family in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorehead
Kansas City
Southwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Awk. Smith
Charles Wallace
Farm Progress announces subscription price advance
Farm Progress the big farm and agricultural monthly of St Louis announces that the yearly rate will rise to 25 cents beginning January 1 1904. Existing subscribers may renew at the old rate three years for 75 cents and extend their time. A fruit picture offered for 5 cents to cover cost and postage. Send 25 cents for a three year subscription to Farm Progress St Louis Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Progress
Big Farm and Agricultural Monthly
St. Louis
Parm Progress
Local visitors depart for home from city
Miss Eisie Hathaway returning to Kansas City after a visit to Misses Beus and Mayme Johnson. Miss Marguerite Russell leaving for Independence after staying with her grandmother Mrs Emma Taubman for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisie Hathaway
Beus
Mayme Johnson
Kansas City
Marguerite Russell
Emma Taubman
Independence
For Sale Rhode Island Red Rockerels from Prize Stock
For sale are Rhode Island Red Rockerels from prize winning stock. Mrs G B Looan listed as contact. Attino phone 616. Also notes of local travel due to a death in Bowling Green last week. Families Brelsford and Edwards mentioned with travel details and a visit.
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Rhode Island
G. B. Looan
Attino
L. W. Brelsford
Edith
Bowling Green
Cure for Misery: Electric Bitters Touted as Remedy
R M James of Louellen claims Electric Bitters cure misery caused by malaria poison. He says 50 cent bottles break chills or bilious attacks swiftly and remove jaundice, with relief for stomach liver and kidney woes including lame back. Sold at Crenshaw & Young's drug store under guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. James
Louellen
Crenshaw & Young
Return to Kansas City after visit and license notice
Collin Davis returned to his home in Kansas City Monday evening after a short visit with friends in the city. A marriage license was issued Monday to Wim Lilliston Odessa Zilla Jones Bates City. Ex Senator Vandiver of Higginsville was in town Tuesday. De Witts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is recommended for cuts and bruises. Sold by Leroy Farmer and Chas Loomis, druggists. Woolford's sanitary lotion claims quick cure for itch.
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Collin Davis
Kansas City
Thin City
Wim
Lilliston
Odessa
Zilla Jones
Ssevres
Bates City
Vandiver
Higginsville
de- Witt
Leroy Farmer
Woolford
Chas. W. Loomis
Rank Foolishness For Coughs And Colds Dr King’s New Discovery
C O Eldridge of Dunpire Ga denounces foolishness in using any medicine but Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. He cites seven years of use and claims it cures croup and other attacks. Sold at Crenshaw Young’s drug store with a $1.00 price and a free trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw & Young
Hattie Free
Wentworth Falls to Normalites in Monday Basketball
A Warrensburg telephone message reports Wentworth was defeated by the Normalites Monday night with a score of bi to I. Details are unclear but the cadets seem outplayed and outclanned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrensburg
Wentworth
Wentworth Defeats Central College of Osteopathy 20 to shots
Wentworth basketball surprised fans by beating Central College of Osteopathy Kansas City 20 to something in a close contest at the academy drill hall. Littlefield and Roberts anchored defense while Welsh forward scored six baskets and Sellers opened scoring with two. The Osteopaths showed early effort but struggled with team play as Hove and Hurley contributed for Wentworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Rooters
Central College of Osteopathy of
Kansas City
Academy Drill Hall
Littlefield
Roberts
Hove
Welsh
Sellers
Hurley
Mites
Ransa
Beatty
Numious Kahk
Pupils Recital at Central School of Music Highlights
The Central school of music pupils staged a recital Monday evening, drawing strong enthusiasm. Notable pieces included violin duets by Bernice Davis and August Lablaky and pianoforte solos by several performers, with heavy praise for all numbers and a well received program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Music
Central
Mises Clark
Davis
Ll. Plano
Valse Venicienne
Leon Ringuet
Marie Youngs
Dingle Rucker
Mascagni
Isan Thome
Mellville Ellis
Dennee
Anna Galle
Frederick Lohy
Latarelle
Mheddore Lack
Lillian Eichelberger
Thome
Florence Belle Beattie
August Lablaky
Lark
Bernice Davis
Boy Injured by Torpedo Explosion in East Lexington
Harold Quick, son of John Quick, was injured Friday after noon near the old Engine House when a dynamite torpedo exploded as he tried to open it with a hammer. A large fragment struck his forehead. injuries not considered dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Quick
John Quick
Lexington
Law of Life in Moral Law and Consequence
The piece ponders the true law guiding moral life. It cites George Eliot, arguing that a universal reign of law governs morality as in nature, and that actions have consequences that cannot be escaped. It echoes the maxim as a man soweth so shall he reap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eliot
Instinct to Obey Provokes Crowded Car Dispute
On a crowded car an argument erupted between a passenger and a conductor. Both were agitated and argued loudly until a man in the rear shouted Shoot up. The remark caused immediate quiet as the two parties ceased their confrontation.
Strange tattooing and a will on a woman’s back
A Lennon tattooer reports drag ons and perpints popular with women. He recently undertook a striking task to tattoo a will on a woman's back, copying a document drawn up in the usual way of a colon. The will contained nearly 600 words and required careful reproduction of all signatures.
Surely King of Burglars Enterprising Escape Artist
A Long Island burglar reportedly escaped from a new county jail and robbed the structure of its door locks and knobs. The account praises his audacity and jokes he should be promoted to the nation’s best penitentiary as a tribute to his genius.
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Long Island
Intelligence of Flowers and Maeterlinck's View on Mind
Maeterlinck argues at length that nature shares one universal intelligence accessible to plants and trees, with individual organisms tapping into this common reservoir of consciousness through varying capacity. The discussion centers on a unified cosmic mind governing living beings.
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Maurice Maeterlinck
Ble capPeuery
Creation and Art as Divine Drama by Cushman
The quote muses that gods work in poetry, sculpture, painting, and living beings, viewing creation as a grand, divine drama. Charlotte Cushman frames the world as the integrated arts of imagination, form, color, and life.
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Charlotte Cushman
How to Treat an Enemy in Unknown Text
Fragmentary note advises patience and cunning in dealing with an adversary. Mentions a funeral procession and a distant location West of wa Atolilson Globe, with garbled phrases about kidneys and timing. The readable portion hints at a cautionary maxim rather than a clear news item.
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Atolilson
Globe
Malaria and Yellow Fever Blamed by International Council
A fragmented report notes the International sanitary congress has decided malaria is linked to mosquitos, but yellow fever and other fevers prompt doubt. The exact cause and responsibility remain unresolved as officials struggle to attribute blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anyhove
An Uncomfortable Moment in a Box Seat
A man experiences awkwardness seated in a theater box as he watches his employer laughably place an orchestra chair among ordinary patrons, highlighting social class tension and self awareness in a public setting.
Learning by Imitation and Its Effects on Character
A quote from Durké asserts imitation shapes manners opinions and lives more effectively and pleasantly than precept. It emphasizes learning through observed behavior and practice over instruction alone.
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Durké
Man's Influence and Pear Trees Yield in Washington
The article discusses moral influence attributed to T Starr King and reports a yield study: fifty-nine pear trees per acre in Washington produced about one million boxes of fruit and netted over 2400 dollars. The trees are of the Anjou variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Starr King
Washington
Indictment Shifts From Highwayman to Common Scold in New Jersey
Equality of the Seven in New Jersey has moved from incarcerating a woman highwayman to indicting a man labeled a common scold. The piece mentions Best Buyers and Best Sellers, and weaves in references to Abbie Lathrop of Granby and other improbable names, framing a surreal court-like scene with literary nods and urban oddities.
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Equality of the Seven
New Jersey
Rune Mouse Farm
Abbie Lathrop
Granby
Mags
Pina
Truth Always Beat Horace A Judge Prefers Honest Route
A quotation emphasizes integrity over expedience as a good and faithful judge values honesty. The phrasing contrasts truth with expediency, underscoring moral judgment and steadfast fairness.
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Horace
Roving Means Olsanter and the Vagabond Curse
A terse note laments vagabood Nfo Hamer and declares roving ways harmful to mortals, framing wandering as a dire misfortune rather than a choice.
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Hamer
Wine Advice from Pope Steers Moral Way
A historical column quotes a papal admonition urging readers to pursue virtue and temperance in daily life. The pope emphasizes charity, self control, and faithful conduct as guiding principles for personal and community well being.
Truster's Sale Notice for Multiple Parcels in Lafayette County
Notice of sale by trustee on defaulted promissory notes securing a deed of trust recorded in Lafayette County. The sale covers the Northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of Section seven, Township forty nine, Range twenty six, and several adjacent parcels including lots in the South and Southeast quarters, totaling acres as specified. Sale held at Lafayette County courthouse between 9 AM and 5 PM to the highest bidder for cash, with costs and interest due.
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Jone G
Periterinn Aitee
Mar BR. Worthington
Lafayette
Court House
Dour
Iit
State
Miswur
Colney
Beer
John G. Worthingtor
Don Bene
Séedton
Norts
Seelton Sedney Tone
Orty
Hauge
Lexingt
Missouri
Cotas Curtis
Prapaat
Lafayette County
Iain
Uhich
Bopde
County Clark
Notice of Public Sale of Drainage District Bonds
Public notice from Lafayette County Missouri announces a public sale of drainage district bonds. The sale is set for 1 oclock p m on Tuesday February 4th at the Clerk of County Court office. Treasurer Drum mondi approves the notice dated January 15.
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Orien
Lafayette
Biacourt
Will
Jant Hyouts Colony
Lenourl
Drummoni
Latayeue County
Miasourl
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Lucile McQarty
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Law of Life
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Truster's
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the Gas Company
EAGT
State Express
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Slater
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Pasager
Ticket Agi Q. & A. RR
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Leroy Furmor
Noteno Hersty
Henry Winkier
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Muscouri
Ewe Weg Pediat
Rosine Rating
Ip Pere
Liarbie Wae Raceutris
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Joseph A. Wilson
Lagtinyente
RE Ogarrer
Es. Coor
Sotteets Laity
Mette
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Digamed
Erasy
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