Miss Margaret Kester Returns Home from Here
Miss Margaret Kester returned to Los Angeles California Monday evening after visiting the family of L F Davis. R Sheets J C Graddy and Frank Slaughter attended the Missouri State Elks Association convention in St Joseph Monday evening.
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Margaret Kester
Los Angeles
California
L. F. Davis
BE. T. Lehmar
Hulda
Notterville
Kansas
B. W. Roberts
Griffith Bates
Fayette, Mo
Central College
Roy Cole
Kansas City
H. D. Hiedbrink
Higginsville
S. P. Silver
Mary Aull
F. A. Day
Harry
Bonnie and
Boo
Thomas Walker
Pertle Springs
Josephine Shelton
Neosho
H. Sudbrock
Nansas City
Sudbrock
Castoria The Kid You Have Always Been Bought
Mrs John Morrison and daughter Miss Elizabeth traveled to Katis City Tuesday for a day trip Edna Mayne returned to St Louis Tuesday after visiting the Misses Mopath
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Castoria
John Morrison
Elizabeth
Katsis City
Edna Mayne
St. Louis
Mopath
Will and the Way in a Bold Romance Misread
Harry schemes to win Miss Eunice Worth through gifts and letters after a box delivery from Michigan. A year later at the train, he misreads a passenger and spots EB, W initials on a suitcase in a Buffalo Express baggage tag, revealing a mistaken belief about Eunice Worth.
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Harry
Miss Worth
Eunice Worth
Michigan
Misa Worth
Seaton Hall
Éxprea
Mrs Worth
Van
Mer
Jean Douglas
Buffalo Express
London schoolgirl probes train noise in reading lesson
The president of the British board of education, Mr Pensi, visits schools in his spare time and attends a London elementary school near a railway. A noisy train interrupts a reading lesson, and he asks a girl if she unconsciously raised her voice. She quips that if she were unconscious of it, she could not tell him. A cabinet minister had no reply.
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British Board of Education
London
Pensi
Cheaper postage rates spark cross channel enthusiasm
The London Fayre reports strong support for penny postage with France among industry and commerce both at home and abroad. Time argues the cut from five to two pence would boost relations and commerce, while Le Gaulois notes the penny stamp would carry moral weight and symbolize friendship with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
Time
Paria Gaulois
Great Britain
Modern Courtship Exposed in Archival Exchange Scene
In a clipped dialect exchange, a suitor quips about not receiving letters while the beloved replies that such routines are trivial, noting instead they swap graphophone records as a private, modern form of courtship.
Will and the Way
On a Chicago to Boston train Harry Griffith, a twenty five year old returning from his father's mine, notices two Chicago girls bound for eastern schools. He hatches a plan to woo the taller girl at Seaton Hall, buys violets and bonbons, and calls Seaton Hall to arrange delivery. The story follows his hopeful pursuit amid travel chatter and small town notices.
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Chicago
Harry Griffith
Harry
New York
Bogton
EK. B. W
Back Bay
Seaton Hall
Fenway
Slia
Thes le
Adama
Express Company
Negaunee
Mich
Well Drillers Offer Water at 10 to 3000 Feet Depth
Sylvester Bros advertise drilling for water wells from 10 feet to 3000 feet with a water guarantee for a small extra charge. They announce plans to ship outfit west and urge interested parties to contact them at Room 8 Meng Building, 928 Main Street, Lexington, Missouri.
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Meng
Main Street
Lexington, Mo
Farm Progress Seeks Practical Helpers for Southwest Farmers
St Louis based semi monthly farm paper highlights practical farming tips and lively illustrations for farmers in the great southwest. It pledges clear printing and strong prose to aid daily work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Great Southwest
The Ideal Weekly Newspaper In The Southwest
A long running weekly service known for steady readers and broad coverage. It offers literary features and a steady stream of news and commentary to a large subscriber base across the region.
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Suthwest
Canton Monthly Magazine Ad Prospectus
The notice advertises Today's Magazine Canton Ohio Monthly a finely printed 40 to 60 page periodical priced at 50 cents a year. It promises stories by leading authors and an May Manton pattern gift to every subscriber.
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Canton
Miss Trene Stranvke Heads to Chicago in Summer Effort
Miss Trene Stranvke left Monday for Chicago to upend the summer, aiming to gain a victory or notable result. The move signals a bold sole bid to shift momentum and challenge current standings.
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Trene Stranvke
Chicago
Home Life Chicago Monthly Lustrate Serials and Stories
The Chicago magazine Home Life Monthly Lustrate offers 24 to 48 pages for 25 cents a year. It features several good serials and many short stories with practical and interesting household departments. a favorite among a million homes.
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Home Life
Chicago
Woman's Monthly Highlights Fine Work and Short Stories
The Woman's National Monthly presents a special feature on fine needlework and publishes a selection of engaging short stories and serialized tales, showcasing creative talents and literary offerings for readers.
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Woman's National Monthly
Woman's World Chicago Monthly Illustration 35 Cents
A brief note touts Woman's World magazine from Chicago as a monthly illustrated issue priced at 35 cents a year. It highlights broad family appeal and quality printing, calling the publication the magazine of two millions with clean, high class content.
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Chicago
Swain returns from Chicago business trip
T. M. Swain returned Monday morning from a business trip to Chicago. He arrived with no reported incidents and plans to resume duties today.
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T. M. Swain
Chicago
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Boars
Homeseekers
Chicago &Alton
R. R
Shisayo & Alton
Landseeker
Dom
Weile
S. A. Vermillion
Allen
Coe Sylvia
Long & Shinn
Laxington
Catron
Taubman
Haerle
Will and the
Emory
Elliott Todhunter
Chas, Weber
Joe Harney
Waverly
Hubert Field
Sylvester Bros
J. Q. Plattenburg
Castor
Pac Single Signature of
NEW_YORK
Bears
the Intelligencer
Today's Magazine
Rm Progress
Life
Kansas City Weekly Star
United States
Lexington
Missouri
Farm Progress
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