New York trolley ruler claims vast Los Angeles network
Sir Huntington, principal owner of an urban trolley system, boasts in New York of controlling 300 miles of track and planning 442 miles across eleven franchises. He compares his fast cars, claiming eighty miles per hour, to Southern Pacific express trains.
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Los Angeles
Broad Exchange Building
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Cigarette Law Sets Age Limit at Eighteen
The new Inaw effective June 20 prohibits sale or gift of cigarettes or wrappers to anyone under eighteen. Violators face misdemeanor charges and fines up to one hundred dollars per offense. Approved March 19, 1908. Also notes meetings at the 2nd Baptist church led by Rev. A. S. Gwinn and Rev. H. A. Hunt evangelist, plus an ad for Bird’s Eye View print mailed for 110 cents.
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Gwinn
H. A. Hunt
St. Joseph
Missouri
Baptist State Board
George Morton
K.&t. Ry
St. Louw
B. F. Caray
Lafayette County
Lexington
Sae County
Mignouri
Moon Inchot
Matthew Peta
Cornerstone Laying Ceremony for New Evangelical Church
An impressive ceremony will mark the laying of the cornerstone of the new Evangelion church on Monday afternoon, July 5. Pastor Rev. Reiger will be assisted by Rev. Seybold of Wellington and Rev. Buenler of Marview, among others, at Leuder.
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Ideal Sunrise sold to stock company in Mack Indiana
Ideal Sunrise a valuable poland hina bog owned by Mino Lukens of Cisco Indiana was sold Tuesday in o awale at Mack Indiana to a stock company for 916 600 Ideal Sunrise won the dirt prize at the World's Fair in Chicago in 1893.
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Mino Lukens
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Local notices and social headlines from Concordia era
A long scan of social items, births, marriages, and roundups from Concordia with names of residents and visitors. The piece lists weddings, travels to Kansas City and other towns, church services, and movements of families and individuals across multiple days in 1908. It reflects community life, notable arrivals, and local civic notes.
Dinner for 25c at Commercial Hotel, Lafayette
Farmers and nearby villagers are urged to visit the Commercial Hotel for the best 25 cent dinner. The notice promises good parlors, a waiting room, and courteous treatment. Proprietor KE M Cox signs the announcement.
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Lafayette County
Commercial
Ke, M. Coox
Daisy Air Rifle for the Boy
A Kansas City Journal promotion offers a Daisy air rifle to boys who sell ten new subscriptions at 25 cents each, totaling 2.40, with the gun shipped prepaid. The 30 inch, nickel plated, steel rifle features a genuine stock, improved sights, and inter-changeable parts. it shoots BBs by compressed air and is marketed as safe for children.
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Kansas City Journal
Kansas City Weekly Journal
Kansas City
Peruna touted as cure for systemic catarrh and nervous prostration
Letters from Indianapolis and Washington praise Peruna as a remedy and tonic for systemic catarrh and nervous debility. Rhoads, Zenor, and Mrs Morrill claim restored health, restored vigor, and weight gain after months of illness. Dr Hartman invites inquiries for free advice.
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N.J
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