Local Briefs Chronicle Numerous St Louis and KC Trips
Miss Leslie Bates and Miss Elizabeth Scheuble returned from St Louis Monday. Mrs Will Lilt and Miss Jean Meng went to Kansas City to visit relatives and friends. Edward Grimes and Warren visited Kansas City for a few days. Mrs E B Young left for Sedalia and Jefferson City to visit kin. Florence Arnold came home from Fort Worth. Julius Bochart and family visited Kansas City. Several residents visited Bates City, Sedalia, and other locales to spend time with relatives. Local social traffic includes trips to Chicago, Concordia, Pueblo and Fort Worth with extended family visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Bates
St. Louis
Elizabeth Scheuble
Will Lilt
Kansas City
Jean Meng
W. Z. Mitchell
Kansis City
Edward Grimes
E. B. Young
Sedalia
Jefferson City
Florence Arnold
Fort Worth
Xus
Pauline Sellers
St. Charles
Morolog
Wis
Julius Bochart
Boobart
Kensas City
Pti Worthington
Bates City
William Gallo's recovery after mine accident and estate note
William Gallo, severely injured when his leg was crushed at the Midway mines, was brought to St. Joseph hospital in Kansas City for amputation and return home with his parents. The report also mentions the DW B. Tevis estate, a remodel plan by Mr Bates, and a Kansas City Court of Appeals decision in Lange v Missouri Pacific Railway Co with a $981,469 judgment for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gallo
Midway
St. Joseph Hospital
Kansas City
Howe
W. Gaffin
Gaffin
Orcely
W. W. Curtis
DW. B. Tevis
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Frederick Lange
Missouri Pacffc
Freda
Emma Station
Wreda Lange
Missouri Pacific Railway Co
Supreme Court
Graves
Lyons
Cashman
Chiles
Real Estate Transfers Listings From December 1905 to 1909
A compendium of real estate transfers listing buyers and sellers such as Michael R Bodesul to William Rankin and Henry Grother to Frank Sobale with varied consideration amounts, dates from December 21 1905 through January 3 1909, and parcels including acres lots and quarters in Lexington Wellington Higginville and surrounding areas. Names include Ervin L Shackelford James L Rice Tilton Davis Sr Clinton Williams John Chamberlain and Lemp Brewing Company among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael R Bodesul
William Rankin
Block
Bates Ty
George Whameny
Jas T Rogers
Zlowe
Odessa
Henry Grother
Frank Sobale
Ernest Vogel
Chas Hoffman
Wellington
Geof Conaway
RT Conn
EB Powell
Frank Croolen
Peter Roland
Lexington
Davia L Yaoey
Robert W Ripley
James T Bost
B W Jefferson
John E Gaon
Ergin L Shackelford
Hierman G Jordan
Amelia Bauerie
Evelyn Parker
Annie E Parker
Irvin L Shackelford
John E Gann
James L Rice
Harrison Steele
Tilton Davis Sr
Morons Telephone Co
Thureday
Isaac Gratz
T J Collins
William Kessler
Rudolph W H Kessler
Chas
George O Evans
Higgineyilloumutary
la Cross Lumber Co
Jenkins
Higginaylis
Clinton Williams
Aigernaville
Sie E Wedge
Husband
Mode Anson
Aulllville
Frank Weeks
Aullville
John Beringer
John Chamberlain
Alocgo Crockett
Elz Brown
Rospand
Chas A Benton
Corder
James O Delay
Albert A Delay
Chas Hoefer
Harrison Luttrell
Higginsville
Lemp Brewing Company
William Lieverst
Edwa Nobo
Fred Klos
Jeremiah J Warden
Harngon Luttrell
Lumbago Relief Success with Ballach’s Soow Liament
A. B. Canaan of Chicago writes March 4, 1903, about lumbago trouble and failed remedies before reporting almost instant relief from Ballach's Soow Liament. He praises the product and says he will add his name to the list of sufferers who benefited. Sold by Crenshaw & Young in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Canaan
Chicago
Ballach
Crenshaw & Young
Émi
Kennedy's Laxative Honey at Tar Liquid Cold Cure
An advertisement claims Kennedy's Laxative Honey at Tar Liquid Cold Cure thoroughly clears a cold and evacuates the bowels. It touts relief from coughing and croup and notes Ceunshaw and Young as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Ceunshaw& Young
Jim
Texas Wonder touted by Higginsville lawyer
Higginsville Missouri September 13 1905 W Whitsett a lawyer endorses Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery after fifteen years of kidney and bladder troubles. He claims significant relief after using nearly a third of a bottle and recommends the remedy to others with similar ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginsville
Hall
W. Whitsett
Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Cure Patent Medicine
One small bottle of Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles. It removes gravel cures diabetes and rheumatism. Regulates bladder in children. A two month treatment costs 81. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Journal of Agriculture Cleaning Tips and Dyes
Advice on tendering meat with lemon, using ammonia to prevent burning, whitening clothes with blue water, brightening carpets with salt water, removing mud from black clothes with raw potato, kerosene cleaning windows and mirrors for lustre, and dull brass restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of Agriculture
Aix
Health Tonic Potions and Beech Lightning Myths
An 1905-era ad blends medical tonics with folklore. It touts Herbine for digestive and liver vigor, priced at 50 cents a bottle from Crenshaw & Young, and references a beech tree warning against lightning based on Indigenous belief. It also promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a safe laxative and notes a new birth announcement: a daughter born December 22, 1905 to Mrs Tebbenkamp of Concordia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw & Young
DeWitt
Grenshaw & Young
John Tebbenkamp
Ovat Concordia
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Digestive Ailments
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for bad digestion liver stomach and kidney issues with claims of no alcohol opium or sugar and boasts testimonials from users in New York City and mentions of physicians and specialists advising remedies and medical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Golden Medical
Medicis
Shane
Pierne
Harlin
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Silas, Mex'c
Laura Young
E. B. Parley
George Hutchison
Shelton
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Heath Mao
Beo Schtenberg
William Pullard
M. Ladeson
J. A. McLaughlin
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Theresa Dippners
Concordia
Nancy U Vion
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Mra WR
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Austin
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Moorehead
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Albert Behulix
Insville
Lekington
Mr. Jobula
Weat Main Street
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Ee Mortnlog
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Smith
Orsedar
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Mishech Rae
Sid
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Farners
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Mecca
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John Nolte
Alma
John Holicamp
Lydia Brand
State of Missouri
Orlando Bradley
United States of Amirius
United States of America
Marble W Page
Corcordia Merchantile Hardware Co
Adolph H Deke
Jutin Cone
Joseph A Edmonds Sr
Willie Green
Texas Wonder
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Union Pacific
H. G. Kaill
Walnut Street
Kansas City, MO
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Mr. Bryan
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