Local Briefs and Health Ad Bets
Local notes report R B Berrie in Higuineville and Ruth Barron visiting Kansas City. Walter B Waddell and HL Sinauer made trips to Kansas City and Chicago. Miss Leila Young visited Sweet Springs. Advertisers tout De Witt s Little Early Risers and Dr Shoop Pink Palm Tablets for common pains with quick relief and formula on the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Barron
Kansas City
de Witt
Will Groves
Ernest Kriehn
Leila Young
Sweet Springs
Cavern finds ancient bones as modern disease dangers rise
Swiss cave yields bones of 100000 year old men. A. W. Brown of Alexander Maine credits Dr King’s New Discovery for saving his life from lung trouble and cough. Advertises 40 cents to $1.00. Crenshaw Young guarantees. Local notices: Mrs. James Dillard’s Kansas City trip. Mrs. K H Oelechlaeger travels to Kansas City. Miss Lillian Moorehead returns from Butler. Funeral of Mr. Hoefer’s father-in-law attended by Rev A E Rogers and Frank Hoefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
A. W. Brown
Alexander, Me
Dr. King
Crenshaw & Young
A. E. Rogers
Frank Hoefer
Mr. Hoefer
Independence
Golden Wedding Health Hint and Local Visits
A Golden Wedding note praises long marriages and health, urging Bal lard's Herbine for liver health at 50 cents a bottle, sold by Cresn shaw & Young. R. W. Hors and his two daughters Dora and Allie May visited Kansas City Saturday, followed by Mrs G W Fredendall and her daughters Nettle and Katherine on the same day in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hors
Dora
Allie May
Kansas City
G. W. Fredendall
Misses Nettle
Katharine
Local Briefs Include Visits and Remedies in St Louis and Kansas City
Residents Wi Mayer and Lena Buford return from brief visits to St Louis and Kansas City. Advertisements promote Dr Shoop's Restorative for rheumatic and internal nerve ailments, claiming it treats root causes rather than drugs. Notices mention multiple visitors, real estate transfer on 15th and Franklin, and travelers Elsie Felger and Rudolf arriving for a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi. Mayer
St. Louis
Lena Buford
Kansas City
Night Rider’s Raid and Dr King’s Pills Ad
An old ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a safe cure for cold headache constipation and malaria while noting local social updates. The item includes travel mentions of Crenshaw & Young in relation to George Cohrs, and several residents’ moves and visits within Lexington Webb City and nearby areas amid a fragmented local notices scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Crenshaw & Young
Picnic at Playgrounds Draws Women and Guests
A Friday evening picnic at the Playgrounds drew a strong female contingent and their guests. An elegant supper served at o clock acted as a key attraction. Attendees enjoyed a lively gathering with good company and festive spirit.
County Exhibitors Seek State Fair Premium Lists
C J Glasscock county clerk informs readers that premium lists for the Missouri State Fair at Sedalia are available for distribution. Dates are October 2 to 9. The notice promotes county exhibits, a strong corn show, and premiums designed to pay for displaying local resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
C. J. Glasscock
Death of Mrs Gavin Widow of Thomas Gavin
Mrs Mary Kale Gavin widow of Thomas Gavin died Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock at her home on South Sixth street after a brief illness caused by a congestive chill. Born in 1834 in Westport Ireland she lived in Lexington most of her life. Survived by five children Mrs William Gossett Pomona Kansas Mrs William Grubb Greenup Ohio Mrs Michael McDonald Mike and Thomas Gavin of this city Funeral held from the Catholic church Wednesday morning at 8 50 conducted by Father Curry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kale Gavin
Thomas Gavin
South Sixth Street
Mrs Gavin
Westport
County Mayo
Ireland
Wellington
Gavin
Lexington
William Gossett
Pomona
Kansas
William Grubb
Greenup
Iiots
Michael McDonald
Mike
Father Curry
Altoona Portland cement comes to Lexington market
Notice from Lexington Missouri dated July 10 1900 announces unloading a car of Altoona Portland cement with exclusive Lexington sale. It states the cement is as good as the best and helps local stockholders earn dividends. Also urges stockholders to request Altoona cement and non stockholders to request it to help neighbors recover investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Altoona Portland Cement
Altoona Cement
Kidney trouble warning and cure tale
May prove fatal backache warning as kidney disease toll explained by Mrs Borland of Higginsville Missouri. She suffered kidney and bladder symptoms with back pain and headaches and credited Doan's Kidney Pills with restoring health after months of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borland
Higginsville
Dwan
Brice
Milburn
Uni
Doan
Digestive Aid Kodol Promotes Full Nutrient Absorption
An advertisement urges readers to eat a sufficient amount of wholesome food and rely on Kodol to digest it fully. It claims proper digestion is essential for strength, and when the stomach is weak, rest plus Kodol support is needed to aid digestion and restore vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodol
Guarantee on dollar bottle refund offer by Kodol
The advertisement promises a full refund if the user does not receive any benefits after finishing a one dollar bottle of Kodol. It states the refund covers the bottle price and applies to only one family, claiming the product’s value would bankrupt the company if untrue. Kodol is produced by E. C. DeWitt & Co. in Chicago.
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DeWitt
Ec, DeWitt &Co
Chicago
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Rome
Sonia
Dr A E Rogers and others visit Independence and Kansas City
Dr. A E Rogers spent Tuesday in Independence. Mrs. Herbert Mayer traveled to Kansas City for a brief visit. Miss Fannie Sawyer also went to Independence on Tuesday to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Rogers
Independence
Herbert Mayer
Kansan City
Fannie Sawyer
One Dollar Bargain for Long Republic Subscription
To celebrate its 101st birthday the Twice-A-Weekly Republic of St. Louis offers a three year subscription for 1.90 good until July 15, 100. The price compares with the former 1.00 per year rate, and no premiums or commissions are allowed. Send orders to The St. Louis Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
St. Louis
Southwest
ST. Louis Republic
Vacationers and meetings in Lexington area news
Miss Minnie Hendricks visits Lexington and Rigginsville while Mrs. Fred Hix and daughter return from Excelsior Springs. Miss Ruth Crale plans an extended trip to Butte Montana with sister Misa Cornelia. Mrs. William Krach travels home from Lexington after her sister-in-law Charlies Mayer’s death. The W C T U district twelve plans a convention in Lexington in August at M church South. A trolley line discussion between Lexington and Odessa was held in St Louis with no action. A disruptive man frightened Playgrounds residents. Officer Gaffin cornered him in an old tool house near the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hendricks
Kansas City
Lexington
Rigginsville
Fred Hix
Blanche
A. G. Crumbaugh
Excelsior Springs
Ruth Crale
Butte
Montana
Misa Cornelia
William Krach
Charlies Mayer
Moscouth
Twelfer
M. Church
South
E. M. Taubman
William H. Obilew
Richard Field
M. L. Belt
Higginsville
St. Louis
Columbia Trust Company
Odessa
Officer Gaffin
Rhone
Local residents visit Kansas City on Tuesday
Ms and Mrs F J McGrew spent Tuesday in Kansas City. J R Pott went to Kansas City Tuesday morning on business. Charles Lyons and H C Wallace were in Kansas City Tuesday. Mrs A Keith went to Hilgeind ville Tuesday for a brief visit.
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F. J. McGrew
Kansas City
J. R. Pott
Charles Lyons
H. C. Wallace
A. Keith
Hilgeindville
City Business College Quincy Illinois Catalogue Ad
Write today for our illustrated catalogue featuring school room views student groups portraits and graduating class testimonials and lists of homework students in attendance. Includes tuition board and books with information for training as a stenographer or bookkeeper. Address D L Museelman president Quincy Illinois.
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D. L. Museelman
Pres
Qulncy
Maois
For Sale Unimproved 30000 Acres in Missouri County
For sale 30000 acres unimproved land in Stone County Missouri in tracts for sale prices range from 110 to 87.50 per acre. Land suitable for farming and pasture with year round animals. Excellent water hunting and fishing in the southwest. Timber abundant enough to cover purchase price in many tracts. Some tracts with fine timber suitable for profitable handling. Land along White River Division Iron Mountain Railway with rail facilities. Adidrem Robt A Hicklin Lexington Mo and & w
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Stone County
Missouri
White River Division
Iron Mountain Railway
Adidrem Robt. A. Hicklin
Lexington
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Buffalo, N.Y
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Womn
K. V. Fierce
Pierce
R. B. Berrie
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James Dillard
Mrs. K. BH. Oelechlaeger
Lillian Moorehead
Butler
Ballard
Ayer
Ferny
Bettie
Ayer Ovi
Lowell
Shoop
Racine
Wis
MM. W. Sexton
Arnett
Oklahoma
Hy Tueden
Jane Kimpton
Houston
Texas
John Keithley
Snoop
Misa Francis Larkin
O. M. Rickman
Harriet Barron
W. V. Curtis
Forest H.shelby
15Th and
Franklin Avenue
Ernest Hollandr
Elsie Felger
la Harpe Kaneas
Rudolf
Ochillicothe
W. L. Bishop
George Cohrs
Webb City
Wells Fargo Express
Joe Lightner
Dora Lightner
Miss Thedoate
Geo Hereford
Miss Hereford
Courtney Hamlin Thornton
Centralia
Mra
BD. T. Bogie
Higgineville
Nawitka Saurp
Hurniture
Winkler
J. TR. Moorehead
Will Jones
Joe Mantino
Squire Hicksis
Jones
Criminal Court
Stalian
Marshall Price
Myrick
South Street
Hinesley
Ramer
Claude Johnson
Over Post Office
Jerington, Mo
J. L, Peak
T.B. Ramsey
J. EB. Tucker
el AM. Ing
Marquis & Marquis
Mattie Marquis _E. D. Marquis
Tel
McGee
Item City Business College
Quincy Tllinois
Ien Howe
Hampton
Kennedy
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