Local Briefs From The Week In Towns And Kansas City
Dr J E Tucker spent Tuesday in Higginsville Rey and Mrs Nigg spent Tuesday near Winton People praise Preventics a candy cold cure tablet as safe affordable and easy to use Also Dr Shoup's Cough Remedy is recommended for coughs claiming no opium or harmful drugs Others travel to Kansas City for business see Mrs L Fred Evans Judge Richard Field visit relatives Ben Simmons plans move to Salt Lake City Roscoe Groves and Miss Marguerite Bates return from trips Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is noted as a remedy and Dr Shoop Health Coffee is advertised for affordable real coffee flavor with no actual coffee used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Tucker
Higginsville
Rey
C. B. Yingling
Kansas City
Lee Meng
David Proffitt
Dr. Shoop
L. Fred Evans
Independence
Richard Field
Safe Health Aid Promises Relief Products
The advertisement touts Dr King's New Life product line for pitain consumption Billousness Drypepsia Indigestion liver and kidney disorders and dowel problems. It claims to safely build up health and sells for 25 cents at Crenshaw and Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Crenshaw & Young
Miss Sallie Craig Returns to Kennet High School Post
Miss Sallie Craig arrived Friday evening back in Kennet Missouri where she holds a position at the high school. Miss Parthenia Ticklin departed Saturday for an extended visit in Abilene Kansas and Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
Door of death spared by a tonic in Transit Bridge
Murray W Ayers of Transit Bridge N P escaped a near fatal liver illness after using Elec tric Bitters. The patient credits the medicine with restoring 40 lost pounds and his health. Ad lists Crenshaw Young selling the remedy for 60 cents. Mentions Joe Tribble Wm Palmer Chris Walk and J F Forster on business in Kansas City and Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray W. Ayers
Transit Bridge
N. P
Crenshaw & Young
Joe Tribble
Kansas City
Wm. Palmer
Chris Walk
J. F. Forster
Wellington
Buckton Amica Salve Sold In Siler City
Will A. Marsh of Siler City North Carolina says Buckton Amica Salve cured his piles after years of suffering. The ointment also treats burns boils ulcers fever sores eczema cuts chapped hands chilblains and more. Sold by Crenshaw and Young for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will A. Marsh
Siler City
N.C
Buckton
Crenshaw & Young
Skinner Family News From St Louis Duty Call
Captain and Mrs. Skinner left for St Louis Tuesday night to attend to Mrs. Skinner's ill father James C Hooten. Dr Chalkley was in Kansas City on professional business. An advertisement touts Dr Shoops Restorative as a nerve directed tonic claiming quick results and universal success with a small cost and widespread druggist support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Skinner
St. Louis
Shoop
Farm Land for Sale Near Lexington Estate Lands
320 acre tract and 104 acre parcel for sale south of Lexington near Warrensburg road. Belonging to the estate of the late Joseph F. Smith. Executor L R Smith address 608 Bryant Ridge Kansas City. 11-11 toW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Joseph F. Smith
Warrensburg Road
L. R. Smith
Bryant Ridg
Kansas City
Merrill Bishops Birthday Party for Nine Year Old
Master Merrill Bishop entertained thirty little girls and friends at his home on Main Street to celebrate his ninth birthday. The event featured a program, games, a birthday march by Miss Isabelle Ham mar, and a festively decorated dining room with a long table of treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Merrill Bishop
Main Street
Master Merrill
Isabelle Hammar
Commercial Bank Election Maintains Leadership Team
The Commercial Bank stockholders elected the same officers for the coming year. E M Taubman remains president, W I Chiles and F A Hoefer as vice presidents, W J Byndon as cashier, with J F Catron, Charles Lyons and J C Bour forming the board of directors. The bank is noted as a leading financial institution in the region, with a ten percent annual dividend to stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Bank
E M. Taubman
W. I. Chiles
F. A. Hoefer
W. J. Byndon
J. F. Catron
Charles Lyons
J. C. Bour
Lexington Gas and Electric elects new board of directors
Stockholders at the annual meeting Tuesday elected the following directors for the ensuing year: Chas Reynolds Middletown Conn Walter B Waddell J G Crenshaw Jno Chamberlain Harry Taubman C C Barnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Gas and Electric Company
Chas. Reynolds
Middletown, Conn
Walter B. Waddell
J. G. Crenshaw
Jno. Chamberlain
Harry Taubman
C. C. Barnard
Organ Recital by Mr Lawrence W Robbins in Kansas City
Mr Lawrence W Robbins of Kansas City will present an organ recital at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening January 18 with assistance from Mr Conrad and the church choir. Vocal selections will be performed and the program for the occasion will appear later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence W. Robbins
Kansas City
Lexington College
Presbyterian Church
Conrad
Higginsville visit notes and Kansas City trip
Misses Mamie Howard Elsie Grindstaff and Kate Rosewall spent Sunday in Higginsville Mrs Lloyd Slusher and Miss Mary Edwards returned to Corder after visiting Lexington friends and relatives William Schwal went to Kansas City Tuesday morning to spend the day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Howard
Elsie Grindstaff
Kate Rosewall
Higginsville
Lloyd Slusher
Mary Edwards
Corder
Lexington
William Schwal
Kansas City
Dunes party and local visits fill Higginsville week
Mrs Wesley Bartlett hosted a lively dunes night and New Year’s celebration with music and a three supper. A long list of visitors and residents, including Miss Nannie Willette, W R Slasher, Joe Page, and many neighbors, were seen in Higginsville and Deepwater areas through Friday to Sunday. Joe Page remains critically ill, with other locals like Mary Kelley and Isaac Scott visiting kin and handling errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page City
Wesley Bartlett
Nannie Willette
Higeinsville
W. R. Slasher
Beggs
Melahoma
Joe Page
Joe Neal
Higginsville
Noah Allison
Buck Sharp
Deepwater
John Walker
Buck Jordan
Worge Hall
Mulhearn
Ed Wehrman
Little Son
Janes Mulhearn
L. J. Rewple
Herman Gilliland
Odessa
Thomas Grayson
Walter Ellis
Lexington
Mary Kelley
Trigginsville
John
Margaret Walker
Charles Willette
Isaac Scott
Kansas City
George Allender
Charles Ott
Higginsville Friday business and sick brother visit
James Lyons was in Higginsville Friday transacting business James Page was called Friday to the bedside of his very sick brother George Hall had business in Wieginsville Friday Louis Freymiller transacted business in Higginsville Friday Sam Vivian had business in Higginsville Friday Joe Neal called on friends in Higginsville Friday They mention extremely cold weather for the last few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Brown
Higginsville
John Knox
Lexington
Wesley Bartlett
John Walker
Frank
Earl Brown
Earl Lyons
Charles
Anthony Mulhearn
Noah Allison
Buck Sharp
Deepwater
Bud
EW Neal
James Lyons
James Page
George Hall
Wieginsville
Louis Freymiller
Sam Vivian
Higginsvilly
Joe Neal
Restorative remedy touted despite dubious claims
An ontentious advertisement urges readers to try Dr Shoops Hestemnative and Dr Shoup’s dextarutice as a cure all for stomach, heart, and vitality issues. It promises free samples, a mail order offer, and appeals to sick readers to take a risk on a medicine whose maker won’t back it, urging immediate writing for an order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Lear
Shoup
Alléo
Tony
Terra
Atv
Hhoop
Deak Hall
Local residents travel for business and society notices
Louis A. Cook of Bartlesville Oklahoma arrived Wednesday to spend a couple of days on business. Mr and Mrs EF Mollenkamp went to Sligginsville Tuesday evening. Mollenkamp will then go to Kansas City for the Implement Men's Convention in session at the Convention hall. Dr C T Ryland went to Higginsville Tuesday to attend a Lafayette County Medical Society meeting. Also advertised are apples cabbage bacon and pure homemade lard and potatoes at Jos L Long Cash Grover and Crenshaw Youngs Horse Shoe Brand paint by Mound City Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollenkamp
Sligginsville
Kansas City
CT. Ryland
Higginsville
Lafayette County Medical Society
Jos
L. Long
Cash Grover
Mound City Co
Crenshaw & Young
Missouri Pacific Time Card Westbound Schedule
Train times show westbound service from St. Louis to Jefferson City and Marshall to Kansas City with arrivals at Jefferson City Marshall and Kansas City. Eastbound and Lexington bound details cover Sedalia Lexington and Kansas City with varied arrival times including 1:15 a m and 7:23 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Marshall
Kansas City
Myrick
Jefferson
Lexington
Sedalia
Kansas
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Kennedy
Frank R. Davis
Winchester
T. B. Ramsey
Margaret Aull
Ayer
Kade
Aper Co
Lowell, Tans
Elect Directors
Douglas Steenti
W. L. Douglas
Gratz Bros
Lexington, Missouri
Martin
Mike Mulbearn
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
Despers
Louis A. Cook
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Nch—Westerning
Thone
Wm. Stonestreet
BOK Aea
Canton
Pennsylvania
Vermont
J.R. Wilmots
Tage
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