Too Much Prosperity Means Calamity In Everybody's Magazine
Article reviews Edwin Lefevre's The Game Got Them detailing how global events from the Boer War to San Francisco disasters drained over two and a half billion dollars from liquid capital. It argues prosperity outpaced finance and railroads and notes Missouri papers Lexington Intelligencer Higginsville Jeffersonian Mexico Ledger pledge cautious optimism.
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Everybody's Magazine
Edwin Lefevre
Wall Street
Lefevre
London
Transvaal
Santa Claus
Russia
Japan
San Francisco
United
Germany
France
Speed operator credits for success in business circle note
The speaker emphasizes utmost confidentiality of employer work and attributes any success to personal determination to exceed expectations. This January note from The Circle Business Circle reflects pride in diligence and commitment to performance beyond demanded standards.
Real Estate Transfers December 1907 Summary
Real estate transfers listed by date from December 27 to December 31 1907 include multiple lot and land deals. Buyers include Edward B Campbell Herman F Eckhoff Geo W Bates CS Parker Jas N Price and Susan Wittenburg among others with prices ranging from 1 to 8000 dollars. Properties lie in Bates City Lexington Napoleon Corder and surrounding areas.
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Edward B. Campbell
John J Pollard
Herman F Eckhoff
Mary
Meyer
Geo W. Bates
James M Matthews
Bates City
John N Gillespie
FF Moeller
Gates
Napoleon
CS Parker
William Rustland
Jasn Price
John J Price
Johnson B Brown
Dennis Campbell
Joel H Ewing, Jr
John R Owens
Lexington
Gustav Haerle
Lexington Triumph Press Brick Co
Chas Liese
Henry W Liese
Corder
James W Horner
Alto Ernest Kickhof
Chas Semuler
Mary Freeze
Julia Thomas
Alto Addie Norrell
Susan Wittenburg
John Dreyer
Mike Hoeflicker
Jos W l Hoeflicker
The Lyman Twins in The Yankee Drummers at the Opera House
A jammed Saturday night crowd praised the Lyman Twins in The Yankee Drummers. Wilbur D. Martin stood out in a German role while Patti Rosa and Miss Ryans attracted attention. The show satisfied overall though the Lymans overplayed their parts and some numbers fell flat.
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Lyman Twins
Wilbur D. Martin
Lymans
Lycrans
Patti Rosa
Local rep sought for Lexington area subscriptions
Wanted for prominent monthly magazine to manage renewals and grow subscription list in Lexington and vicinity. Salary plus commission based on experience. desirable but not required. For consideration, send details to Publier Box 50, Station O, New York.
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Lexington and
Vicinity
Station O
New York
Death of James Francis farmer on Silver farm
James Francia, aged about 90, longtime farmer and neighbor, died Saturday afternoon at two o'clock at his Silver farm residence after grip developing into pneumonia and heart complications. Born in Ragland on July 23, he migrated to this country with five children about 90 years ago, lived for a time at Linwood Lawn, and was remembered as an upright man.
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James Francia
Silver Farm
Mr. Francis
Ragland
Linwood Lawn
Francis family survivor obituary summary
A farmer dies leaving a son George Francis and four daughters Mrs Amor Mia B Brown Miss Eliza Francis and Miss Mary Francis. Funeral services by Dr C E Pattillo were held at the residence Sunday at 2 pm with interment at Machpelah.
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George Francis
Amor
Mia. B. &. Brown
Eliza Francis
Mary Francis
C. E. Pattillo
Machpelah
Burial of Mrs. EB B Thomas in St Louis noted
Was Buried Here B T Wiley Tuesday received a telegram from St Louis announcing the death of his aunt Mrs EB B Thomas in St Louis. Formerly Elizabeth Beck she was part of a local family long associated with the Todhunter property. Funeral held in St Louis, remains brought here and buried. Also mentions old price offer for McClure's Magazine and a health ad.
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B. T Wiley
St. Louis
EB. B. Thomas
Thomas
Elizabeth Beck
Aoland Todhunter
Joseph L. Thomas
Mrs J F Miller Dead in Bates City
Mrs J Pred Miller died suddenly at her Bates City home Saturday night at 7 o clock from heart failure after a two hour illness. She was sister to Dr Geo Bates and Ford Bates and wife of former representative J F Miller. Her husband works for National Harvester in Milwaukee. Mrs Ford Bates and Miss Leasle Bates visited Bates City Sunday. Dr Geo Bates left Monday. Also references to local real estate and a clothing company clearance sale follow.
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J. F. Miller
J. Pred
Leasle Bates
Bates City
Geo. Bates
What to do in Dyspepsia
Dyspepsia guidance notes that dieting alone cannot cure digestive issues. It emphasizes the need for proper food intake and digestion to maintain strength for daily life, warning against overreliance on corrective foods and highlighting digestive health as key.
Monte Cristo stage drama promises first class entertainment
The article lauds the classic novel Monte Cristo and its dramatic adaptation as a five act stage play. It highlights extraordinary color and depicted nature, the complete scenic investments, period-accurate costuming, and a strong guarantee from manager Fred G. Conrad offering money back if the first act does not satisfy. It notes the play's enduring global popularity and the quality promise in advertisements and pricing.
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Encyclopaedia Brittannica
Alexandre Dumas
Monte Cristo
Waverly
Fred G. Conrad
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James Francis
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DeVite
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Edenview Church
Paul Ryinbard
Stier Clothing Co
Dr. Gallemore
America
Tex
Opera House
OPERA
George W. Kenney
Ireland
Allen Doone
Old Erin
Joseph Murphy
Seithr
Haekker
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