Golden Medical Discovery Promoted For Stomach Ailments
An advertisement promotes Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for indigestion stomach issues and related symptoms. It lists ingredients like Golden Seal root Stone root Black currant Queen's root and Bloodroot and cites medical authorities to claim effectiveness. Also mentions Dr R V Plarce and free booklets and whetstone pellets for bowel regulation and liver support.
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B Parnon
Jeferson
Colt Ia
Web
Universa
Edwinale
Hahnemann
Collore
Seago
John Kin
T Jno. M
Jenee Johnson
Mpt. Univ
Finley Ellingwood
M.D
Barnett Med
Liege
Chicago
RV. Plarce
Duf
N.Y
Golden MedicalDiscovers
Golden Medical
Local Briefs Highlight Weekend Travel and Visits
Local notes show visits and trips across towns. Mrs T J Green spent Sunday in Winton while Miss Lavinia Warren was in Higginsville. William Starke departed for Texas on Tuesday. William Auil Jr. returned from Sedana Monday evening and Al Weber headed to Kansas City on business. George B Gordon came back from Marshall Friday. George Cohrs left for Colorado. Mrs Oscar Thomas visited relatives in Waverly. Willis Miller left for Mexico, Mo. Crenshaw and Young advertise DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and Kodol for indigestion. both are sold locally. Howard Henry of Chilhowee visited relatives here. Col Sellery left for Kansas City and St Joseph. Miss Tillie Hollis planned an extended Colorado Springs trip.
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Dew Wilet
Barry Riera
Crenshaw & Young
William Starke
Texas
William Auil, Jr
Sedana
al Weber
Kansas City
DeWitt
Geo. B. Gordon
Marshall
George Cohrs
Colorado
Oscar Thomas
Waverly
Willis Miller
Mexico
Howard Henry
Chilhowee
Col
Sellery
St. Joseph
Tillie Hollis
Colorado Springs
Golden Wedding health notice and travel notes
A wedding celebration note says the couple have lived long healthful lives and stresses liver health with Ballard's H erbine. It mentions purchase from Cren shaw Young and Mrs Sallie D Russell and son. Giolson and B H Campbell travel for Excelsior Springs and a business trip through southern Missouri.
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Sallie D. Russell
Giolson
Excelsior Springs
B. H. Campbell
Worms and Verminage Remedy Sold by Local Supplier
A fragment urges pity for sick children and promotes White's Cream Vermitage as a rapid pick‑up remedy, claiming it cures weight loss and distress. It is said to be sold by Cremikaw & Young.
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Cremikaw & Young
Mrs Wallace and kin visit Kansas City for a few days
Mrs F Wallace traveled to Kansas City on Monday to visit relatives for several days. Miss Lucy May Payne and Master John Rice also went to Kansas City Monday morning for a short visit.
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F. ©. Wallace
Kansas City
Lucy May Payne
Master John Rice
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonials
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh, claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward for any failure to cure. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and notes Mrs. Prank Krieho and Mrs. Margaret Wels returning from Kansas City visits.
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Hall
F. J. Chesey & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney, & Co
Druguista
Ticents
A Contented Woman in Bailard's Snow Liniment Ad
An item notes a Contented Woman advertised with Bailard's Snow Liniment promising relief for the whole family from aches pains cuts burns rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and stiffness. It lists prices 0 50 1 00 4 bottle and mentions Miss Nellie Limberg visiting Kansas City and Miss Ivy Shelton returning from Hughesville Missouri with Pres B W White and Rev A E Bowers also traveling to Kansas City.
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Bailard
Crenshaw & Young
Best the World Affords salve cures felon and wounds
It gives me unbounded pleasure to recommend Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It cured my felon on my thumb and heals every sore burn or wound. 26 cents at Crenshaw Young's drug store. Local notes mention Mrs Eckle and children traveling to Columbia Mo and other residents visiting relatives. An ad for Kodol digestive aid urges readers to treat stomach as cause of chest pains and heart discomfort and to buy from Crenshaw & Young.
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Bucklen
J. W. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
N. C
Crenshaw & Young
Remedy That Does. Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed
Mrs E R B Pierson of Auburn Centre Pa credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing long standing threat and lung trouble where other treatments failed. The remedy, sold at Crenshaw Young drug store for 50 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle free, is praised for throat and lung healing. Rev A Smith returned from Tulsa business trip. Prof Edwin Rankin of Princeton arrived to spend the summer with his Bee Capt. and Mr W 0D Ran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Smith
Tulsa
Oklo
Edwin Rankin
Princeton University
Kealer and son arrested for burglary attempt on judge house
Frank Kealer and his son Clarence, both peddlers, were arrested Saturday on Washington avenue after attempting to burglarize Judge William Young’s East South street home. A neighbor and E W Plourney ejected them, then Officer Gaffin arrested them at the academy. They claimed to be gypsies detached from a band, said they were intoxicated, and thought the house was uninhabited to nap. They refused guilty pleas and await October criminal term in jail. Marshal Price also arrested four men for craps behind a saloon. they pled guilty.
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Frank Kealer
Clarence
Garlin
Washington Avenue
William Young
East South Street
Harriet Barron
Young
Charles Barron
E.W. Plourney
Gaffin
Academy
Kealer
Squire Whitsett
Judge Young
Criminal Court
Mrs Frank Geyer Dead in Los Angeles
Mrs Frank Geyer died in Los Angeles California at about 78 years of age. She was born in Germany and was mother to seven children including Mrs W H Loomis who traveled after receiving notice of her mother’s condition. Funeral services were held at the family home on Friday. Her children Adolph Albert Charles Carrie Annie and Emma survive.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Geyer
W. H. Loomis
Geyer
Germany
Cleese
Steamboat Proposal Seeks Pittsburgh Patronage
A July 17 1908 letter from steamboat man J B Demere to Hale and Loomis asks if Pittsburgh shipowners would support placing a fast light-draft boat to run from Lexington to St Louis with 400 tons capacity. He proposes the boat be ready by September 1 and awaits prompt response on potential patronage.
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Hale
Loomis
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Lexington
J. B. Demere
Humdingers Rally Past Elks For Second Win
Humdingers beat the Elks 7 to 5 in a lively Monday game. Charles Kinhead held the Humdingers until the seventh when timely hits secured the win. Notable fielding came from Mackie, with Batteries: Elks C Kinhead and Shinn Humdingers McDonald Terhune and Young Kinhead.
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Humdingers
Hilly Cobb
Elks
Charles Kinhead
Mackie
C. Kinhead
Shinn, Humdingers— McDonald, Terhune and Young, Kinhead
Public School Apportionment to Lafayette County
State Superintendent A. Gass completed the annual apportionment of public school funds toSt. Louis and counties. Lafayette county receives 14,436.46 for 9,805 children at 81.58 per pupil, up 17 cents from last year.
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HB. A. Gass
St. Louis
Lafayette County
Hix Buys Lambert Lumber Yard Property in Sedalia
Fred T. Hix, local manager of Lambert Lumber Company, has purchased the yard from G. A. Sturges of Sedalia. The business will be continued as usual and improvements are planned for the property.
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Fred T. Hix
Lambert’ Lumber Company
G. A. Sturges
Sedalia
Vacal
Mr. Hix
Shooting at Higginsville sparks arrest and jail
A shooting at Higginsville last Saturday left eight people involved as Thornton Parker shot Jeff Harris. Both men are identified as black. The trouble is said to have originated over a black woman. Parker was brought to this city Sunday and placed in jail.
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Higginsville
Thornton Parker
Jeff Harris
Parker
Visitors Return Home After Louisiana Visit
Little Misees Francea Edna Tane Haley and Helen Tovell returned to their home in Louisiana Missouri on Monday after spending several days with their aunt Mrs Horace Ardinger.
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Little Misees Francea
Edna Tane Haley
Helen Tovell
Louisiana
Horace Ardinger
Local lodge No 740 wins rough Friday clash with Bentons
Local lodge No 740 edged Kansas City Bentons in a rough Friday matinee at Oneida street pavilion by a small margin. Pete Minhead starred for the locals pitching tightly with only three walks while Hicklin and others supplied timely hitting as Elks built a three run lead by the third inning. Bentons scored once in the seventh amid a error prone game with ten bobbles between both sides.
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Lodge No. 740
Kansas City
Oneida Street
Alfray
Riks
Pete Minhead
Kansas Citians
Biows
The
Elks
Bentons
State Fair Premium Lists Now Available in Lafayette
County Clerk Co L Grasscock announces supply of State Fair Premium lists for Lafayette readers. Missouri State Fair runs Oct 3 to 9 with higher premiums and a new Educational Department. He urges many county exhibits to showcase local stock breeding, agriculture, and education, noting state investments in Sedalia. Copies obtainable at his office.
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Sedalia
Co. L. Grasscock
Lafayette
Benton Baseball Team Confronted Over Board Bill
The Benton players and manager were stopped at the train by Isy Gratz and J W Sydnor after an attempt to jump a board bill held by Mrs L E Marks for one night’s logging in Lexington. The quartet claimed innocence and argued, until Gratz insisted they pay. Sheriff Kinkead was invoked, and the manager promised settlement after threats and sarcasm about local papers.
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Benton
Mra. L. EB. Marks
Isy Gratz
J. W. Sydnor
Kansas City
Lexington
Mr. Gratz
Bidwell
Kansas City Journal and Post
Eggleston Buys Greenhouse From Estate Sale
Dr W R Eckle administrator of D W Trine estate sold to John Eggleston the greenhouse on Eighteenth Street for 6500 dollars. Eggleston plans possession after legal formalities. he is a longtime local grocer turned florist. Abbie Bour Leona Bour Victor Bour and Arthur Bour visited relatives in St Joseph and returned home Saturday. Mrs Thomas McIntyre traveled to Kansas City for the day and Patti accompanied her to visit relatives for weeks.
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Margaret Wels
Kansas City
W. R. Eckle
D. W. Trine
John Eggleston
Eighteenth Street
Eggleston
Abbie
Leona Bour
Victor
Arthur Bour
St. Joseph
Thomas McIntyre
Patti
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Winton
Lavinia Warren
C. GC
Dyer
Ballard
Prank Krieho
Nellie Limberg
FeLie and Huguun
Ivy Shelton
Hughesville
B. W. White
Rey. A. E. Bowers
Walter
Griffin
Columbia
Morris Johnson
Boonville
T. Brightwell
Miss Mayme
Jeannette
Wellington
M. L. Wood
Maria
San Francisco
Mattie Marquis
Madge Nicholson
Pertle Springs
Baptist Young Peoples’ Assembly
R O. Cranaton
A. W. Allen
Monroe City
California
Tomes
Santa Fe
G. W. Hagenbuch
Main St
Hills Humane Dip
C. Willson & Co
City Hall
W. G. McCavsiann
B. BR. Inewano
Len J. Slusher
the Traders’ Bank
Missouri
Walter B. Waddell
F. Lee Walla
Tevis
Lexington Savings
E. F. Nicholson
W. D. Rank
Be, Horrmax
Sandford Sellers
F. Larra
Water
B. Waddell
Illace
Irving Tevia
Arcuaro Field
S. J. Andrew
Geo. M. Carron
Richard Field
J. Andrew
J. Barnett Young
G. M. Catron
Frank Howe Herman EB
Mark
Lewis W. Cox
Jord T. Bates
Rufus Young
Mo. Pac. Ry. Co
Time Card
Lexington Branch
Pasa
Asa Ie
Lexington and
Jefferson City
A. S. Loomis
Dal Daily
Salie
For All
Sala
Leroy Farmer
John C. Young, Jr
Franklin St
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