Local Briefs Span Kansas City to Wellington
Sunday visits and Monday business travel fill the local scene with widespread movement. residents from Wellington Dover Lexington Higgensville and Carrollton appear in neighboring towns, while others plan visits to Kansas City Concordia and Chicago. marriage license issued Fritz Heckman Jolie Niendick. promotions and health ads pepper the page.
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Lavinia Warren
Higainaville
J. W Girehart
Wellington
Lexington
R. “. Mitchell
Butler Mondaey
George Cobra
Kansas City
R. 8. Colvin
Odessa
Oscar Graendorf
Eugene Weber
Kansay City
Carl Hoffman
Mayo
K.P. Long
Fritz Heckman
Jolie Niendick
Silie Crate
Higglesville
Walt
Little Pocket Physician Hyomel Cure Ad
Advertisement claims Hyomel cures catarrh and offers a complete pocket sized outfit for $1.00. It promotes the “Little Pocket Physician” inhaler, a bottle of Hyome, and a guarantee by Chase Loomis with a seller name W. Loomis. It asserts easy access and no stomach dosing.
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Hyomel
Chase Loomis
Taloss
Two Births Reported Near Concordia
Mr and Mrs Jos Sprinkler near Concordia welcome a son born May 11 in Concordia. Mr and Mrs Otto G Frerking also announce a son born May 5 in Concordia.
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Mra
Jos
Sprinkler
Goncordia
Mm, & Son
Otto G. Frerking
Concordia
Letter from Odessa man uncovers Pacific island tale
An old Odessa man receives a curious letter mailed in 1905 from a distant Pacific island. The missive, found in a barrel on a sandbar near a remote group, recounts dangerous sea travels and a voyage with a Guayaquil financier. The event leads to a U.S. inquiry into forty enslaved people left on the island.
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Odessa
Post Office Department
Washington, D
Alesa Stewart
Odesan
Qahforein Academy
Selene
Eauadory
Stewars
Pacific
Lance A. Stewart
Thin City
Tie Perl
Ube
Tortome
Englias
Mi-o-n stomach tablets promise quick relief
In Lexington residents plagued by indigestion Mi-o-n stomach tablets are advertised as social relief for stomach distress. The ad claims rapid relief after meals and a money back guarantee if Mi-o-n fails to cure, pricing a box at fifty cents.
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Lexington
Rev Coil Leaves Jeffersonian Pastor to Move West
Rev J H Coil and wife departed Tuesday for Knok City with Mrs Coil visiting her parents while Mr Coil plans to relocate to Los Angeles California to take a pastorate there. Union services at the Christian church honored Mr Colls retirement with brief tributes from Rev Marshall Rev Watts and Mr Coll expressing regret and best wishes.
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Eld Ryland
Montgomery
Alabama
D. P. Greven
Frank Steele
Gon. James
Los Angeles
California
Kanassaty
J. H. Coil
Knok City
Coil
Los Angles
Calif
Christian Church
Coll
Marshall
Southern Methodist Church
Watts
Second Baptist Church
Atl
Nome Look Book the Home Cook Sook
The Nome Look Book The Home Cook S wook a collection of recipes by the ladies of Lerington and published by the Mission Society of the Presbyterian church of this city is on sale at W G McCausland's store price 50 cents. We are ready to show you what we have in furniture and Undertaking goods. Our dew stock to Jane In. We will be pleased to have you call and see yn whether you buy or out. We are also ready to do all kinds of repair work. 6 doors west of Morrison Wentworth Bank. 4-1801 R F Norronk & Co.
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Lerington
The
Mission Society of the Presbyterian Church
W. G. McCausland
Jane
Morrison Wentworth Bank
R. F. Norronk & Co
Making an Individual of the Indian by J. M. Oskison
The piece argues that Indians must gain full individual rights and self-reliance through homes and work. It contrasts veterans and newcomers in labor, urging government safety nets first, then equal opportunity without disadvantage. Published in Everybody's, June edition.
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J. M. Oskison
Mr J T Peddicord Injured While Drilling Well
Mr J T Peddicord of Higginsville was helping Bert Canterbury when his hand was caught in a drill. Three fingers were severely injured as workers tried to resume operation after rain. Doctors hoped to save the hand despite flesh being torn from the bones.
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Higginsville
Jeffersonian
J. T. Peddicord
Bert Canterbury
Aralu
Angels
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