Fragmentary OCR Read Yields Aged Military And Local News
A garbled OCR page references a 19th century military fortification, local movement, and a few place names such as Lexi and Louisville. Mentions U. S. Geo. P. and a Baptist church context with dates June 18th to July 10th, plus Roosevelt and M Smith as scattered elements.
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Jegill
Dmequiti
Appo Aatistiec
U. Geo. P
Ington
Pao
B. Eratereui Ky
Sol
Louisville
Geo. P. V
Rebuke to lawyers by Judge Lawson at Kansas City meeting
Judge John D. Lawson, dean of Missouri University Law School and president of the State Bar, urges Kansas City lawyers to end delays in justice caused by procedural faults. He laments rusty machinery and poorly trained drivers, comparing legal delays to issues in other trades and noting civil courts strive to reduce delays while bar and legislature lag.
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John D. Lawson
Missouri University Law School
State Bar Association
Kansas City
New York
Union Station
Bar
Legislature
Herbine touted as remedy for ailments and vigor
An ad cites Herbine as a tonic for languor and headaches with claims from J J Hubbard Temple Texans praising its efficacy for chills and fever. It also reports Waverly banks eyeing a first class national bank with capital not less than 30 000 and initial subscriptions totaling 17 000 from local investors.
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J.J. Hubbard Temple
Crenshaw & Young, Druggists
Waverly Watchman
Waverly
Opera House
Col. Showalter
N. P. Buck
O. A.miller
H. Netherjohn
J. R. Tustin
George Hall
J. Ernst
J. Weasell
H. Steel
C. B. Hall
Jim Bray
J. H. Crosswhite
Bank Leaders Back Local Growth in Kansas City
Dr W Woods and W A Bute named president and cashier of the National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City. N P Buck to be president with directors from stockholders. Woods will aid local enterprises, drawing on forty years of banking to boost town growth and bank business.
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W. Woods
W. A. Bute
National Bank of Commerce of
Kansas City
N. P. Buck
Dr. Woods
Beware Mercury in Quack Ointments Warns Public
A noisy warning condemns ointments containing mercury for nasal use and urges only physician prescriptions. It extols Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. The ad promotes testimonials and states price 75 cents per bottle and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Draggiats
Hail
The Shasta Daisies and a Note on Honor Students
The article extols the Shasta daisy bred by Luther Burbank as a premier hybrid with enlarged white rays rigid stems and graceful form. It then shifts to extractive verse on Early Risers pills and ends with Westminster College offering a free scholarship to top Westminster high seniors Leo Wollenman and Gilbert Klienschmidt for the coming year.
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Luther Burbank
Europe
Japan
Edward J. Wickeon
Sunset Magazine
Corder Press
Gilbert Klemehheidt
Supt. W. Jadwin
Houston
Westminster College At
Fulton
Leo Wollenman
Gilbert Klienschmidt
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Endorsed For Coughs
An advertisement from Hutchinson Kansas promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy for coughs colds whooping cough asthma consumption and bronchitis. Mrs Joe McGrath of 63m1 Born-In Corder praises its palatability after five years of use for her family. News item also notes births in Corder in May 1905 and 1906 to wives of Pat Hughes and Chas Grandstail.
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Joe McGrath
Street Hutchinson
Kans
Ballard
Crenshaw & Young
Corder
Pat Hughes
Chas
The Secret of Success Col Watterson Again
Joplin Globe reports Marie Henri Watterson praising Col Watterson as he defends Paul Jones against British taunts. He quotes lines praising Jones and deriding Washington and Franklin, using vivid nautical imagery to celebrate American defiance and triumph in the early War of Independence.
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Joplin Globe
Marie Henri Watterson
Ambassador Choate
Paris
Paul Jones
North Sea
Irish Sea
St. George's Channel
Washington
Franklin
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Advertises Healing
The DeWitt company promotes Hazel Salve as penetrating medicine for skin diseases boils burns cuts eczema tetter ringworm and all skin ailments. It claims antiseptic rubefacient and healing action and markets it as a remedy for piles. Sold by Oren Shaw and Young.
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DeWitt's
E. 0. DeWitt & Co
Orenshaw & Young
Missouri Congressman Spins Arkansas Tale for Laughs
Representative Champ Clark of Missouri loves a story at Arkansas's expense. He recalls a train pulling into a desolate station where a passenger asks a downtrodden local what he does there. The native replies sharply, Let it go at that, capturing the scene with dry humor.
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Champ Clarks
Missouri
Arkansas
Mr. Clark
Arkansaas
Reunion Louisville Low Fares via Southern Railway
Extremely low round trip rates from St Louis to Louisville offered through the Southern Railway. Rates quoted at 86.60 plus agent’s through fare. extension to July 10 possible with ticket deposit and 60 cent fee. Reservations and itineraries available from G B Allen A G P A 708 Chemical Bldg St Louis MO. 6-27th
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St. Louis
Southern Railway
Louisville
Harvey W. Salmon
Olinton
John B. Stone
Kansas City
Frank Gainoie
Frank B. Williams
Springfield
Sons of Veterans
Daughters of the Confederacy
Aleo
Sothern Railway
G. B
Allen
Chemical Bidg
Merchants Shut Out Fosters In Fast Kansas City Game
The Lexington Merchants defeated the J. J. Fosters of Kansas City 6 to 0 Sunday afternoon before a large crowd. Davis pitched well for the Merchants with strong team support. Batteries Merchants Davis and Scott Fosters Dennison and Richmond.
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Lexington Merchants
Texas Wonder kidney remedy praised by reader
A reader from Moberly Missouri in September 1809 endorses the Texas Wonder remedy for kidney trouble. The letter from Frank J. Tuttle of St. Louis appears as a testimonial praising its effectiveness and recommending the product with high confidence.
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Moberly
Wall
St. Louis
Frank J. Tuttle
Texas Wonder Kidney Cure Advertised in 19th Century Drug Trade
One small bottle of the Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles for men and women, including gravel diabetes and weak backs. It purports to regulate bladder issues in children and offers mail delivery after a $1 receipt. Sold by all druggists.
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Hall
Mrs Gertrude Hoppe Dies At Home In Enst Lexington
Mrs Gertrude Hoppe wife of Fritz Hoppe died at her home in Enst Lexington Tuesday morning May 30 a few minutes after 3 oclock due to general debility and old age. Survived by husband and son Fritz. Funeral from Catholic church Wednesday May 31 at 8 50 oclock. Interment in Catholic cemetery.
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Gertrude Hoppe
Fritz Hoppe
Enst Lexington
Fritz Dr
Union Pacific tourist cars promise comfort and savings
Describes clean airy tourist sleepers with rattan upholstery heavy curtains bevel glass and enclosed wide feeder bays. Claims travel across the continent can be comfortable and economical and directs inquiries to H G Kat A P A 001 Walnut Street Kansas City Missouri and mentions Chicago manufacturing house with salary 18 weekly and no investment required. Also lists a church missionary society meeting and an opportunity to distribute circulars in Lexington Indiana with no money needed.
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Union Pacific
H. G. Kat
P. A
Walnut Street
Kansas City
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West Winer
Smit
Young
Lew
Roosevelt
Neighborba
The
Scott
Pac
Ieeel
Shasta Daisy
Bill
Col. Watterson
Cy So Hower
Champ Clark
Beatty
Bea
Geateseege Medicine Co
Challenseies Tenn
Thedford's
Bette
Keer Kutter
Keen Kutter
St. Laws
U.S.A
Broadray
Colgate’s Perfumes
Texas
Chicago
Braoches
Dearborn St
Corder Preas
Peddicord
Odessa
Woman's Missionary Society
Christian Church
Jonnie Emerson
Fiossie Slusher
Wayrep
Lexington
Aros Pauw. Ina Co
Dept
South Whitley
Indiana
Missouri Pacific Ry
Co.'s
Diviision
Jefferson City
Kansas
Myrick Station
Arri Myrick
A. S. Loomis
H. C. Townsend
G. P. and
T. A
DR. Moffeti
Moffett
M.D
J L. Peak
D. Stalling
H. M. Lissack, M. D
Homoopath
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