Local residents report travels and visits across Kansas City
Prof B M Little returned Monday from a visit in Kan City Louis Cook returned to Kan City Sunday night Hugo Nord of Independence spent Sunday here with his homefolks Geo Hutchison returned Monday from a visit with relatives in Sedalia Eugene Weber returned to Kansas City Monday after a week's visit with homefolks Miss Marguerite Smith returned to her home in Kansas City Friday evening after a visit with Mr and Mrs Frank Hoefer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Little
Kan- 88
Louis Cook
Kanis City
Hugo Nord
Independence
Geo. Hutchison
Sedalia
Eugene Weber
Kansas City
Marguerite Smith
Frank Hoefer
Local residents make short trips to Kansas City
Gustave Haerle went to Kan S48 Monday on business. Mrs Oscar Bowman and little son returned to Kansas City Monday after visiting relatives near here. Wm Aull Jr went to Kansas City Monday on legal business. Mrs Morris Johson returned to Boonville Monday after a few days visit here with relatives. Mrs Frank Hocter went to Kansas City Sunday for a short visit. Freeman Alford returned to Kansas City Sunday night after a week’s visit here with relatives. Miss Tacita Gaffin left Sunday for a visit in Quincy Illinois. Jilly Morrison of Kansas City spent Sunday here with relatives. Jay Wyatt of Kansas City arrived Sunday night to attend the W. M. A. commencement.
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Gustav Haerle
Kan
Jilly Morrison
Kansas City
Jay Wyatt
Wins Fight For Life By New Discovery Claim
James B. Mershon of New ark N J reports recovering from heavy lung hemorrhages after eight months and near death. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery with restoring strength and easing coughs, hoarseness, and lung troubles. Trial bottles free, price 500 rents and 1.00, guaranteed by Crenshaw Young.
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James B. Mershon
Newark
N. JL
Dr. King
Crenshaw & Young
Miss Lucile McClure Visits Hughesville Friends
Miss Lucile McClure of Hughesville arrived Friday for a visit with friends Russell F. Woodruff went to Kansas City Saturday on business
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Lucile McClure
Hughesville
Russell F. Woodruff
Kansas City
Dr King's New Life Pills Promoted For Quick Relief
Work will soon start after you take Dr King's New Life Pills and enjoy their results. Constipation and indigestion vanish and appetite returns. They regulate stomach liver and bowels add new strength and energy to the system. Only 25 cents at Crenshaw and Young's. Dr A E Rogers went to Kansas City on business. Miss Dera Frances left for fame in Prats Kansas. Gregg's coffee is a delicious treat Kenney keeps it. Fresh milk from Jerseys delivered to your door call 113.
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A. E. Rogers
Kansas City
Dera Frances
Dora Pearock
Er Fame
Prats
Kansas
Central Business College Announces Move to New Oakland Street Home
Central Business College at 1222-24 Oak Street Kansas City Missouri advertises its relocation to a new building with white glaze tiles, large front, wood floors, and modern amenities. It promotes its 20th annual enrollment drive and invites inquiries for catalogs.
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Central Business College
Oak Street
Kansas City
Studeniy
Local visitors and school meet highlight week
Mrs Geo and family visited friends then traveled to Sodalia on Thursday morning. Rev T M Cobb attended a Confederate Home board meeting. Miss Marjorie Krob returned to Kansas City after visiting Miss Mary Berrie. Eugen Shelby won the academy track meet gold with 46 points and Tee Groves took silver with 23. Dr A T Rogers returned from Bunce ton Missouri while Dr Marvin Flendricks party left for South Dakota. Frank Goodloe spent Thursday in Kansas City. J F Winn advertises fancy white fish and mackerel at 5 cents each.
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Geo
Roland
Richard
Sodalia
T. M. Cobb
Marjorie Krob
Kansas City
Mary Berrie
Academy
Eugen Shelby
Tee Groves
A. 2
Rogers
Bunceton
Marvin Flendricks
South Dakota
Rufus Young
Frank Goodloe
Free three year subscription offer from The St. Louis Republic
The Twiena Week Republic advertises a free three year subscription to readers who postcard their interest. It also lists a plant nursery selection by Chas. Teubner at 1917 Franklin Ave offering Apple to California Pivot Hedge plants and annuals with contact via phone 733.
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Republic
St. Louis
United States
St. Louis Republic
Nosery
Teubner
Franklin Ave
Farm Progress offers six silver teaspoons with subscription
Farm Progress of St. Louis Missouri, a leading semi monthly farm paper, advertises six solid silveroid spoons valued for households in exchange for 25 cents for a one year or one dozen for two years. The notice invites current subscribers to extend, urges word of mouth, and lists address in St. Louis. Also mentions local vegetable supply and several visitors including B M Little, Reid Ryland, and John Mitchell in St. Louis.
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Farm Progress of
St. Louis Mo
United States
St. Louis
Towns Kidney Pills Help Migrating Pain Relief
A testimonial notes Mrs J W Mulain of Migginsville Alo reports relief from chronic kidney pain after using Deans Kidney Pills. She states after three boxes the trouble left and health returned, crediting the product. Sold by all dealers for 15 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole US agents.
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Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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