Wells Koontz marriage in Marshall progresses quietly
John T Wells and Mise Jeune Koonta wed Wednesday night at 8 10 in the home of the brides mother Mrs Fannie Koonts on South Lafayette avenue with few relatives present Rev Jd W Howell of Lexington Mo officiating Attendants Miss Neil Hitt and Mr Will Koonts Post ceremony the couple began housekeeping on South Odell Street Guests from surrounding towns included Mrs E Eustick Bowling Green Mo Mrs Martha J Gooper Odessa Mo Mr Gee B Gordon Lexington Mo Mr and Mrs Wyatt and Lucile Jonesburg Mo The bride has Dover roots and strong county connections
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John T. Wells
Mise Jeune Koonta
Jd. W. Howell
Lexington
Fannie
Waily
Johnson
Marshall
Odell Street
Shroad
E. Eustick
Bowling Green
Martha J. Gooper
Odessa
Gee
B. Gordon
Wyatt
Little Lucile
Jonesburg
Marshall Progress
Dover
Beware of ointments for catarrh containing mercury
Warning against mercury based catarrh ointments and praising Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Mentions Hill's starch Cura, testimonials free, price 75 cents per bottle and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hill
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Ohio
Governor Folk Highlights MU News Letter Luncheon
Governor Joseph W. Folk of Missouri attended the University of Missouri alumni luncheon last Wednesday. He praised the year’s record, urged $475,000 federal civilian war claims funds for the Masoni Soldiers Memorial Building and university libraries. He touched on enforcement of laws and public sentiment, noting Saint Louis crime experience underlining policy.
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University
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
University of Missouri
Masoni Soldiers
State Historical Society
of &T
Louie
Sunday dramshops blamed for drunken fights urge ban
Text argues that open dramshops drive weekday drinkers to business, and Sunday patrons, after alcohol, become intoxicated and quarrelsome. Civic welfare supporters push banning Sunday dramshops. Also includes a 1902 note and unrelated testimonial about Ballard Snow Liniment and a medicine request.
Queen Victoria of War and the call for peaceful resolve
The article quotes Queen Victoria urging mothers to prepare their children for exalted future roles with courage and charity. She emphasizes women should foster peace over war, believing social progress hinges on kindness, mutual love, and justice, and warns that aggressive militarism may ignite a devastating future conflict.
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Sven
Boston Evening Transcript
Texas Wonder Kidney Remedy Endorsed by Patient
A letter from Frank J. Tuttle of Moberly Missouri dated September 9 reports recovery from kidney trouble after using Texas Wonder Hal's Great Discovery. Dr E W Hall of St Louis receives a cheerful endorsement and recommendation.
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Moberly
E. W. Hall
St. Louis
Texas
Hal
Frank J, Tuttle
Beals Rheumatic Kidneys and Bladder Remedy
In this old advertisement a tonic claims to treat rheumatism kidney bile and bladder issues for men women and children. It promises cure with one bottle sent on receipt of 81 and two months treatment, claiming reliability and wide availability through druggists.
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All Te
Orchard Experts Approve Powell Orchard and Fruit Garden
The McClure-Philips Country Home Library volume Orchard and Fruit Garden earns strong endorsements from major nurseries and orchardists. Stark Bros Nurseries & Orchards Co calls it practical and helpful for beginners, while veteran fruit grower T V Munson praises its clear, explicit, and orderly guidance for all in the trade.
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E. P. Powell
McClure-Philips
Stark Bros. Nurserves & Orchards, Co
United States
Smstcore
T. V Munson
Irait Trees
Barly Ric era Cure Promises Morning Energy
Billiant Bill the sleepy head is treated by The Famous Little Pills Barly Ric era claimed to cure constipation and sick headache and restore early rising energy. Ad says pills are good for children or adults and sold by Crenshaw Young. The Warente batk opened Monday at 11. J W Raber of Kansas City and Kirby of Fayette assisted Dr Croce with work. Kirby will stay for several weeks.
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Billiant
Bill
Crenshaw & Young
J. W. Raber
Kanwas
Sod Kirby
Fayette
Crocewhite
Kirby Wil Remsin
Keen Kutter
America
Do It Today Remedy Ad Promotes Boschee's German Syrup
The ad urges readers to act today for a reliable remedy for hacking coughs. It claims Dr. Boschee's German Syrup has been in use for over a certain period and promotes its effectiveness. The wording imitates urgent patent medicine style urging purchase.
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Dr. Boschee
Pretty quiet wedding at Wagoner's home
Odeasa Letiger wed Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 at the home of Rev and Mrs W Prank Wagoner of this city The bride Mise Raby is daughter of the above and she married Carl W Kahn a Montross merchant The ceremony was conducted in the Methodist church with Rev S P Clayton officiating Only immediate family attended including the groom's brother and sister Mr and Mrs Mar Kahn of Montrose Ed Wagoner, the bride's grand uncle, was present
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Odeasa Letiger
W. Prank Wagoner
Mise Raby
Carl W. Kahn
Rolley
Montross
Mar Kahn
Montrose
Ed Wagoner
P. Clayton
Children’s Favorite Food Item Recalled by Parents
A local recall informs households that a popular snack labeled as children’s favorite has been found to contain allergens. Parents are urged to check packaging and discard any affected lots. Health officials advise reviewing ingredient lists and contacting manufacturers for substitutes.
Windmills Expand Across West For Irrigation Use
A Jamestown first windmill in 1732 powered corn grinding, then flour and sawmills in 1628 and 1678. Windmills now irrigate vast western lands, with some dry conditions enabling ten acres per setup. Also notes a 1905 city council action granting a telephone franchise to E M Iglehearts for twenty years, non exclusive, and a wedding notice for Mrs Albight in Waverly.
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America
Jamestown
New Amsteram
Toe City
E. M. Iglehearts
Waverly Watchman
University honors highlight student poverty overcoming feat
Sixteen Missouri students won honors this year with five overcoming severe poverty. The valedictorian from a class of seventy eight funded through a year by a scheme, while the top law prize winner paid expenses via odd jobs. Another law scholar fought poverty from the start, teaching and selling supplies to fund attendance as his母er stood proudly by at graduation. Two fortunate women relied on teaching and careful study to support their studies.
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University of Missouri
Timeel
Uiy
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Full Nutrition
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy that enables complete digestion and nutrient absorption regardless of stomach condition. It claims the product converts food into blood and tissue, promising relief from indigestion sour stomach and related discomfort.
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America
Crenshaw & Young
Protective Tariff Debate Echoes in Seagoe Examiner
The Seagoe Examiner argues the protective tariff has become a robber tariff. It claims ground for protest at the Panama Canal Commission favoring American manufacturers, noting armor plate and steel rail pricing drain government funds, with foreign buyers paying less than U.S. rates.
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Panama Canal Commission
United States
Japan
Russia
Ballard's Snow Liniment Praised By Gibson City User
Oscar Oleson of Gibson City writes of severe back pain the previous year and credits Ballard's Snow Liniment with a quick cure after one bottle. The advertisement notes the product is sold by Crenshbew & Young Drugists.
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Ballard
Oscar Oleson Gibson City III
Crenshbew & Young Droggists
Officers Elected for the American Bank in Higginsville
The Corder Press reports that at a Higginsville directors meeting the American Bank elected A. E. Asbury president T. M. Chinn vice president H. F. Campbell cashier HG Asbury assistant cashier Charles D. Hopkins succeeds the late John M. Gamble and six directors were chosen A. E Asbury succeeds A. E Asbury as director Waxtep-By Chicago Manufacturing House is named as a trust worthy contact for the branch with weekly salary details and no investment required for establishment of the post"}
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Corder Press
The
American Bank
Higginsville
A. E. Asbury
T. M. Chinn
H. F. Campbell
HG. Asbury
Chas. D. Hopkins
Jno
M. Gamble
A. E Asbury
Chicago Manufacturing House
Lool Terriory
Early artesian wells traced from Europe to New Mexico
The earliest recorded artesian well flowed in Artois France around A D 1126. In the United States the Srei well was drilled in 1508. Today the Pecos Valley of New Mexico hosts the region’s largest flowing wells, noted for their continuing activity.
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Europe
Artois
France
United States
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
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Poursh
Tee
Mother
Ea A
Scott & Wowne
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New York
Ems Fico
Wells-Koontz
Folk
Perry Davis
Westmoreland
Kan
Ballard Snow
Shopin J Carson
Allensridle
Mifin Co
Urenstan & Young
Queen Victoria of War
Wonder
Waverly Bank
Kahn-Wagoner Weading
Childrens
HB. Albight
Waverly
Ae A
Dastrica
Wick
Hedford
Erie
Jean
Houkiet
Bryery
Wid
Colgate’s Perfumes
Missouri Pacific By. Co
S River Division
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Via
Tiz
Myrick
A. S. Loomis
H C. Townsend
G. P. and
T. A
Aids
Moffeit
M. D
H. M. Lissack, M. D
Homoopath
Srood
D. Stallings
J. L. Peak
Vaughan
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