Local Briefs Share Moves to Kansas City and Visits
Local briefs list William Palmer and son and Ike Noyes traveling to Kansas City for day trips on business. Irene Strameks, Elsie Grindstaff, Ive Meng, and Margare t Warder visit or return from nearby towns. Phillip Keller of Chicago arrives to visit Mrs. Crawford. Oscar Westerman and Ola Foster are among others seen in Wellington and Higginsville. Charles Rex plans to buy a 50 horsepower Pope Toledo automobile for transfer and passenger service in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Palmer and Son
Wm, Jr
Kansas City
Ike Noyes
Irene Strameks
Kennedy
Elsie Grindstaff
Corder
Ive Meng
Ryland Todhunter
Higginsville
Dr. Shoop
Jos. L. Long
Phillip Keller
Chicago
C. O. Crawford
Oscar Westerman
Wellington
Ola Foster
Margaret Warder
James Enyart
Migginsville
Charles Rex
Rex
Making Life Safer. New Life Pills Improve Health
Dr. King's New Life Pills are advertised as safe, effective relief for consumption, billiousness, dyspepsia, indigestion, liver and kidney disorders, and bowel irregularities. Sold for 25 cents at Crenshaw & Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
Crenshaw & Young
Miss Susan Finley Dies at 73 in Kansas City
Miss Susan Finley aged 73 died at 3:45 Monday morning at her brother in law W B Schultz 1012 Holmes Street Kansas City Missouri. She is survived by one sister Mrs W B Schultz. The remains were brought to Lexington and taken to Dr N B Payne for funeral services held Tuesday at 3:45 conducted by Dr E C Gordon. Interment was in Machpelah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Finley
W. B. Schultz
Holmes Street
Kansas City
Lexington
N. B. Payne
E. C. Gordon
Machpelah
Constipation Mention Prompts Remedy Note
A garbled passage hints at bowel issues and daily regimen. It references Rowe Ayer's Pills as a remedy and mentions Lowell and ages, with unclear context. The readable fact is advice to treat constipation using a pill remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Sree
Ving Daily Rem
Rowe Ayer
Agee
Lowell
Door of death opened for Murray Z Ayers rescued by Bitters
Murray Z Ayers of Transit Bridge N P faced virulent liver trouble and rapid decline losing 49 pounds. He credits Breckinridge Bitters with restoring his health, saying he regained 40 pounds and is now well. The ad touts Bitters for stomach liver and kidney complaints, price 60 cents at Crenshaw and Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Z. Ayers
Transit Bridge
N. P
Crenshaw & Young
Saloon Petition Discussed as Court Opens
Dr J B Tucker travels to Tigginsville on professional business while county court sits to hear a petition for a saloon in Aullville. Mrs W B Hammett of Kansas City attends Miss Finley funeral. Also a promotional note urges DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills and Carbolized Witch Hazel salve with safety and distributor mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Tucker
Tigginsville
Aullville
W. B. Hammett
Kansas City
Finley
DeWitt
All Drugelats
William Mayer Dies After Streetcar Collision in St Louis
William Mayer, 47, longtime St. Louis fire department lieutenant, died January 23 in a city hospital after his wagon crashed with a street car while rushing to a fire. He is survived by a wife, five children, three brothers, a mother and sister. Funeral held Tuesday at 2:30 pm at Charles Gartin residence. services by Dr. E C Gordon. interment Machpelah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mayer
St. Louis
Mayer
Charles
Gus
Ferdinand
Mascoutah
Til
Charles Gartin
Third Street
E. C. Gordon
Machpelah
Rhode Island Red Cockerels for Sale in Missouri
One dollar each for Rhode Island Red cockerels of the famona Kellerstrans strain. Contact C. B. Waverly, Mo. Write or wire Mrs. Janie Nickols, 182 Waverly, Mo. Phone available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
C. B. Waverly
Janie Nickols
Waverly, Mo
Mode Anson in Lexington on business
Mode Anson of Aullville traveled to Lexington on business while W H Campbell went to Kansas City for the day to handle business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mode Anson
Aullville
Lexington
W.hh. Campbell
Kanang City
Wonders of the Monorail Car in February McClures
Perceval Gibbon chronicles Brennan’s trial trip of the mono rail car noting lubrication alarms and dual gyroscopic stability to ride out failures. Brennan estimates the car can climb a six to one slope and even balance on a rope while carrying a man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perceval Gibbon
McClures
Brennan
Gillingham
In Loving Memory of Mrs W C Goodwin
A Martha Chapter tribute notes the loss of Mrs. Josephine Goodwin, praising her faithful service and lifelong devotion. It laments her absence in the chapter room, recalls prayers and vows, and offers sympathy to her family with resolutions published in minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Goodwin
Martha Chapter
Land of
Beulah
Bucklen’s Amica Salve touted for piles relief
A Northern Carolina reader, Will A. Marsh of Siler City, reports using Bucklen’s Amica Salve cured his piles. The ad notes other items like Crenshaw & Young selling the salve for 25 cents and promotes the Mound City Co’s Horse Shoe Brand paint. Also mentions Mrs W E Comstock arriving Kansas City to visit relatives and T A Campbell and Clarence Vivion travelling to Kansas City and Higginsene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will A. Marsh
Siler City
N.C
Crenshaw & Young
Mound City Co
W. E. Comstock
Kansia City
W. H. Chiles
T. A. Campbell
Kansas City
Clarence Vivion
Higgins Eene
Breakfast cereals and cornmeal dishes from The Circle
The article offers practical tips to modernize breakfast cereals by serving them hot and heated, suggests using oven heating to add crispness, and recommends toppings like brown sugar and stewed fruits. It praises oatmeal and cornmeal mush, explains corn preparation methods including Hominy, and notes adding nuts and dried fruits to boost nutrition. It also describes toasting stale bread crusts, grinding, and reheating for quick cereal bases.
Kansas City Trip Highlights Local Notables Move
Dr J L and L G with Miss May Peak traveled to Kansas City for a short stay Tuesday morning. Clem Tyree left Tuesday for Leavenworth. W E Hinesley departed Tuesday for Lawrence after visiting this city with his brother. T A Campbell went to Sedalia on business. Capt F A Day spent Sunday in Higginsville. Mrs Gee Zimmerman returned Sunday evening from an extended visit in Holton Kansas.
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J. L
L.G
Miss May Peak
Kansas City
Clem Tyree
Leavenworth
Kansas
W. E. [Hinesley
Lawrence
W. F. Hinesley
T. A. Campbell
Sedalia
Capt
F. A
Higginsville
Dentist Opens Office in Post Office Building
After a two year enforced break due to eye weakness, the dentist announces return to practice and will open an office in the Post Office building, inviting former patients and friends to visit.
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Concordia
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Davis
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Superson
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Missouri
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J. W. Lightner
Bertha Russell
Geo. H. Hereford
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T. Louis Bhssouri
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