Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Now is the time to buy a bottle of this remedy to be prepared for any family attack of colic or diarrhoea during the summer months. It is worth a hundred times its cost when needed. Mrs. John Jaques and Miss Della Schultz went to Kansas City Monday for a visit. Mrs. Frank Franciskato and daughters Pearl and Marie left Monday for a visit with Mrs. Albert Bear in Pawhuska Oklahoma.
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Chamberlain's
John Jaques
Della Schultz
Kansas City
Frank Franciskato
Pearl and
Marie
Albert Bear
Pawhuska
Oklahoma
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Praise
A Saskatchewan reader from Celemeny Sask named John PF Jantzen commends Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, stating he has used it personally and in his family and regards it as an exceptionally fine preparation.
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Chamberlain
John PF
Jantzen
Celemeny
Sask
Reverend Cowan Attends Lafayette Presbytery Meeting
Rev. R L Cowan traveled to Higginsville on Monday for a Lafayette Presbytery call meeting. Miss Mary Buckley and Miss Pinkie Shepard, who had been visiting at Charles Payne's home, returned Monday to Sedalia.
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R. L. Cowan
Higginsville
Lafayette Presbytery
Mary Buckley
Pinkie Shepard
Charles Payne
Sedalia
Are You One of Them Chamberlain Tablets Advised
Mrs M R Sears of Baldwinsville New York shares her cure with Chamberlains Tablets after a six month stomach disorder with gas and severe pains The first dose relieved her and continued use cured her The tablets do not relieve pain but may prevent recurrence after relief Given by a local druggist guidance to take the tablets.
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M. R. Sears
Baldwinsville
N. Y
Miss Sadie Hawkinson Leaves Osceola Visit
Miss Sadie Hawkinson departed Monday for Osceola Kansas after visiting relatives. Mrs Howard Henry also left Monday for Jefferson City for a visit.
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Sadie Hawkinson
Osceola
Kansas
Cause of Despondency Tied to Indigestion and Constipation
Despondency is linked to indigestion and constipation and tends to fade quickly with Chamberlain's Tablets. The pills aid digestion and stimulate bowel movement, offering relief by addressing underlying digestive issues.
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Chamberlain
Kansas City Visits and Business Trips Mentioned
A. R. Homer traveled to Kansas City on Monday for a day of business. Mrs. R. B. Wilkins of Kansas City, visiting Mrs. M. N. Anthony, left for Wellington on Monday to continue a visit.
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A. R. Homer
Kansas City
R. B. Wilkins
M. N. Anthony
Wellington
Exemption boards named for Missouri under Wilson era draft
President Wilson announced exemption boards for Missouri with county boards led by sheriff and clerk plus a physician. The physician members for numerous counties include Drs Connor Kerr McMichual Chandler Smith Foster Hunt etc, forming the panel to select men for military service under the selective draft.
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Missouri
Wilson
Camiden
G. A. Noulder
Carroll
BE. Ow Bruner
May
Crdar
BL i. Smith
Clariton
W. DB
Weat
W. Bruton
Cly
Fl Cuthbertaon
Cinton
Co W. Chastain
Colk
Dwar B. Mans. Cooper
Prank B. Emiley
Dade
WM. Kiel
Dwlige-Ur
Palle
Davien
J. Ro Hodl Vekwib
Hi. P. Yeater
Dougine
Jasper Ll. Gentry
Gentry
Alfred M- Gagaway
Oreene—Ui
C B Woody
Srinds
Samuel Sheldon Havrinin
W. W. Vandiver
Henry —de Bumiel AL Peague
Hickore
Henry C. Brookshire
Holtz
Join Flhandler
Howant
Bonham. Howell
HL Hogan
Joplin
J. W. Greene
Johien
A. Powers
Lafayette
Bryan T. Payne
Lawrence
William J. Fatton
Loaw
J. 0. Hoe
Livingston—Tir
WM. Gardner
MeuDonald
J.K. Pulkerson
Macun
CW. Regan
Mercer
H. O. Lienallen
Miller Tir
D. J. Kouns
Moniter
HG. Kelly
Mormin
Tf N
Laytian
Newton
Een Nedaway
Frank MM. Willis
Oank—Ly J
Ike. Pettis
C. B.trader
Matte
Wilson Murray
Polk
AL FB
Mitchell T Hitwan
Carl FL Caerier
Randylph
Adama
Kay
J He Bal Rr Cluir
OC. Dalgleish
Suthie
TH Cheomer
Hardin
Stone
Laffayette Henan
Sullivan
William Pirate
Taney
FL V. Baldwin
Texas
G. F. Bhunketship
Vetton
J. T. Hornbinck
Worth
Deadly new child illness hits Missouri counties
Fatalities mount in Scott and Dunklin counties as an epidemic of Emiérayolitiis and ijocolitis spreads among children. Doctors Wescout and Winters report dozens of convalescents and many active cases across Oran, Townley, Ken nett, Salem Township and nearby towns, with rising alarm and a lack of agreement on origin.
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Scott
Dunklin
Missouri
Oran
Townley
Kennett
Salem Township
Senath
State Board of Health
J. F. Crader
William Wescout
HS. Winters
Doctor Weacout
Doctor Winters
Morley
Scott County
Campbell
Dunkiin County
Leath
Deny Plea for Higher Rates by Railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission today denied a broad increase in freight rates, allowing about a 4 percent rise in gross freight revenue for Eastern lines while granting increases on tonnage coke and ore. It cited railroads’ improved finances and troop mobilization profits, suspended tariffs to Oct 28, and viewed rehearing as unhelpful.
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Washington
Inverstite Commerce Commission
United States
Greece to Enter the War
Athens reports that the Greek government has broken diplomatic relations with Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey. Although war is not yet declared, government considers a state of war existent.
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Athens
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Appraisal of Southwestern Bell Springtell plant completed
Missouri public service commission engineers finish the appraisal to decide on an allowed rate increase following a recent petition. Proceeds from a Red Cross drive include a bid by W C White for an Angus bull and offers from Carroll county breeders to donate top cattle. Temperance leader dies after Montgomery operation. burial in Mexico.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Springtell
Missouri Public Service Commission
Red Cross
W. C. White
Champion Catire
Mr. White
Carroll County
Conspiracy to disrupt Great Lakes shipping exposed
Secret government investigation reveals a vast plot to hinder Great Lakes shipping and slow American military and food munition supply. Greek destroyer Doxa destroyed in the Mediterranean with officers lost. A Paris report says Ching Heun must retire as Manchu restoration is proclaimed. Senate agricultural committee and Herbert Hoover discuss expedited food control legislation.
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Great Lakes
Western States
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Parle «Ays
Senate Agricultural
Herbert Hoover
Legista Ue
Disaster on Great Gorge trolley at Niagara Falls
A loaded belt-line trolley plunged from an embankment into the Whirlpool rapids near Niagara Falls. Ten dead, four missing, and many injured as passengers were swept into ten feet of water after a washout. The open car, traveling about twenty miles per hour, fell just below the Cantilever Bridge as guards on duty assisted in evacuation.
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Niagara Falls
N. C
Great Gorge
Canté Fever
Lewiston
National Guard
Cantlover Bridge
Niagura
Civil War Fears Rise as Chinese Leaders Clash
Washington reports state department advices from minister Relnsch indicate President Li and military leaders, including Chang Meun, are pushing for major changes. The Manchu dynasty’s fate hangs as militarists threaten dissolution of Parliament and a southern provinces coalition backs Li amidst a political crisis.
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Washington
Ching
Chang Meun
Relnsch
Chin
Government orders oil firms to supply Navy needs
Washington July 2 Secretary Daniels ordered all oil and gasoline companies to furnish the government supplies the navy requires with prices to be fixed later. The arrangement runs until September 1 while prices are worked out with surge oil producers. Major companies to receive allotments. Keystone and Oklahoma firms included. Advance payments set for fuel oil at Port Arthur Texas and San Francisco.
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Washington
Daniels
Navy
Meard
Federal Trade Concumlin
Keiais
Oklahoma
Port Arthur
Tew
San Francisco
Wines and Beer Will Stay
Washington reports President Wilkes intervened to limit national prohibition legislation to distilled beverages only, allowing beer and wines to be manufactured. Prohibition leaders, delayed by the President, agreed to drop the fight to curb beer and wine production, aiming to push forward the food control bill.
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Washington
Wilkes
Powe
Congress
Dlatt
Seture Temaera
Detective Geleg Warned of Fate in Murder Case
Joseph W. Geleg, a New York detective, arrived in Hologoa on the Alfredo Cocohil murder case tied to Ruth Cruger. He has been warned he will meet the fate of Lieutenant Petrosino, signaling danger amid pursuit of the killer.
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Thresta
Coccni
Hologoa
Joseph W. Geleg
New York
Alfredo Cocohil
Ruth Cruger
Petrosino
Washington crop area under cultivation down 1.45 million acres
The Department of Agriculture announced the area under cultivation this year at 34,600,000 acres, 1,452,000 acres less than last year's revised figures. The report places the decline across the national agricultural area and notes adjustments to prior estimates.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Keep the Garden Busy and profits from crops rise
Missouri agriculture expert Dr. J C Whitten shares garden tips to boost yields and reduce costs. Deep soil preparation, manure, and frequent tillage improve seedbeds and weed control. Companion planting and succession cropping extend harvests while preserving ground cover.
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J. C. Whitten
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Administrator's Notice of Estate Administration 1917 Lafayette MO
Letters of Administration issued for the estate of onry A. Hoehn deceased on June 26 1917 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. Creditors must exhibit claims for allowance within six months or be bar. If not exhibited within one year, claims barred. Witness my hand this 26th day of June. Waddell Administrator Attested by Stephen N. Wilson Judge of Probate Lafayette County Missouri 6 20 14.
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Onry A. Hoehn
Probate
Lafayette County
Missouri
Menatare
Waddell
Renewed Testimony From Lexington Woman On Kidney Pills
Mrs. Butler Talbott of 2107 Franklin Ave Lexington testifies that kidney congestion bladder inflammation and backache caused suffering and prevented work before taking Deans Kidney Pills. After use she reports marked improvement with only occasional need now. Sold by Crenshaw Youngs Drug Store and at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Lexington
Butler Talbott
Franklin Ave
Dean
Crenshaw & Young's
Talbott
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Visitors Travel Plans Mentioned in Brief Notes
Mrs. Annie Burgess visited her sister Mrs. McAdow in Mayview on Monday. Mrs. A. W. Clemmons traveled to Kansas City on Monday for a brief visit.
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Annie Burgess
Mayview
McAdow
A. W. Clemmons
Kansas City
Shotgun sales pitch at S11 Main Street clearance
The flyer touts drastic price cuts led by the slogan shot and killed high prices at S11 Main Street. Suits drop from $30.00 to $9.95 and shoes from $6.00 to $1.96. It urges customers to trade more and call Phone 802 to inspect deals.
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J. T. Luckett
S11
Main Street
Local Garden Plant List Grows In Market Notice
Transplanted plants including tomatoes Ponderosa Levingston Favorite Stone's Tree and cabbage varieties Early Flat Dutch Early Vola Mam moth Ruby King Sweet Pepper and eggplant advertised. Phone 276 5 11.
Doctors Payne and Johnson Move Offices to Hix Building
Removal notice states physicians N B Payne and B T Payne have relocated from Over Starting's Bakery to upstairs front rooms in the Hix Building at Twelfth and Main. Dr C W Johnson, dentist, also moved to the same building.
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Howard Henry
Jefferson City
362
Paul Heidenrich
Stier Clothing
B. B. Frazer
Toom
Traders Bank Insurance Farm Loans
J. L. Peak
Wilsen
Lieut. E. A. M'Intyre
Lieut
Earl A, McIntyre
Henley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Greece
Ching Heun
al Yunn Mung
Huitin Tune Hae
Heda Tung Base
Niagara
China
the Palace of Sweets
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Fletcher
Castoria
R. D. Groves
Kurt Riley, Kansas
D. P. Groves
Stephen N. Wilson
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