Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatism and Pains
Sloan's Liniment offers quick relief for rheumatic pains neuralgia toothache lumbago sprains and external aches without rubbing. Available at the druggist for 25c 60c and 1.00. Mrs Thomas Davis and two children visited Wellington while Misses Tillie Rosa Bour and Sophia Bour spent Sunday in Higginsville with A B Leake traveling to Joplin on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Thomas Davis
Wellington
Tillie
Rosa Bour
Sophia Bour
Higginsville
A. B. Leake
Joplin
Dr King's New Discovery Ad Urges Early Cold Treatment
An old advertisement warns that chills after bathing or drafts can worsen a cold and promotes Dr King's New Discovery as a safe early remedy. The balsam soothes inflammation and cough, claiming to repair tissues and prevent complications. Available at druggists for 50 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Wellington Visit Highlights From Local Residents
Mrs. Fannie Webber and daughter Mrs Gustav Haerle with the latter's child Fannie, Mrs Gus Pirner, Wood son, Vincent and Florence Weber spent Sunday in Wellington. Mr and Mrs T R Parker also spent Sunday there. Mrs Isaac Dishman returned Sunday morning to Kansas City after visiting friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Webber
Gustav Haerle
Fannie
Gus Pirner
Woodson
Vincent
Florence Weber
Wellington
T. R. Parker
Isaac Dishman
Kansas City
Pine-Tar-Honey Relieves Croup and Coughs
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey advertised as a remedy for croup and whooping cough. It loosens mucus and eases breathing, soothes irritated membranes, and reduces inflammation. Pleasant to take and sold by druggists for 25 cents. Also notes on local visits by Mr and Mrs Barnett Young and others in Kentucky and Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
The Evils of Constipation and Dr King Pills Ad
The item warns constipation shortens life and causes headaches biliousness nervousness and dull skin. It touts Dr King s New Life Pills as prompt relief that is mild non gripping and tones the system and complexion at your druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Mr and Mrs Shasery Visit Kansas City Friends
Mr and Mrs 5 TH Shasery with two children visited Kansas City Monday to visit Mr and Mrs Wilmot Kenney and family. Arthur Kricks of Kansas City spent Sunday here with his kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TH. Shasery
Kansas’ City
Wilmot Kenney
Kansas City
L. Kenney
Arthur Kricks
Missouri Regulates Hog Shipments to Halt Cholera Spread
Missouri regulators restrict hog shipments by freight and within the state to prevent cholera. Hogs must be immune or vaccinated and held fourteen days before entry, with exceptions for immediate slaughter and express shipments. Governor Gardner issues quarantines as outbreaks approach five million dollar losses if unchecked. Jewell Mayes and Sam Jordan urge farmers to plant sorghum to boost forage and food for the war effort, detailing planting guidance and molasses use.
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Lockey
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Frederick D. Gardner
Missouri
Express
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Doctor Luckey
Jewell Mayes
State Board of Agriculture
Sam Jordan
Missouri tornado victim dies after Dean Lake injury
Mrs. Strickland, injured in the Dean Lake tornado, has died. The recent cyclone caused extensive damage in the area and claimed additional injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Funeral of veteran Kansas and Missouri newspaperman Powers
The funeral for Thomas L. Powers, a veteran Kansas and Missouri newspaperman, occurred in Noel. He died of rheumatism of the heart at age 80, having been a familiar figure among editors in Kansas and Missouri. Powers previously worked with the Ellinwood Express, Sterling Gazette and Bulletin, and the Blue Springs Voice. June 1 marked his 80th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Powers
Kansas and Missouri
Noel
Powers
Kansas
Missouri
Ellinwood
Kas
Ster-ling
Preliminary hearing reveals Roy Todd case tied to wife claim
In Springfield the preliminary hearing for Roy Todd, accused of murdering his supposed wife on May 30, shows Mrs Soprano, named in the state's affidavit as having aided Todd, entering the courtroom and declaring she is actually Todd’s wife. It is learned the victim is Lizzie Hudwell, with whom Todd lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Todd
Springfield
Soprano
Todd
Alain
Hit
Lizzie Hudwell
Missouri Ambulance Unit Sails for France Front Duty
Twenty five University of Missouri students and instructors from the Missouri ambulance unit left for New York where they will board ships bound for France in late June. The group, part of a national effort, faces service at the front as they prepare for deployment abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri
Missouri Ambulance
New York
France
Soldier Slain at Moberly in Alley Stab Wound
LeRoy Hunsaker, a National Guard member from Kirksville, was found dead in an alley near the Ven Dome Hotel in Moberly. Indications point to a stabbing as the cause of death.
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Moberly
LeRoy
Hunsaker
National Guard
Kirksville
Missouri Graduates Join Japan Advertiser Staff
The University of Missouri program will add Frank A. King former Daily Missourian editor to the Japan Advertiser staff in Tokyo next month. He sailed from San Francisco on June 30. King becomes the fourth Missouri School of Journalism alumnus to join the Tokyo paper alongside Oscar Jelly J G Babb Jr and Ralph H Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
University of Missouri
Frank A. King
Daily Missourian
Jour Pallem Daily
Tokyo
Saile
San Pransia
King
University of Missouri School of Joyrontiam
Oscar Jelly
J. G. Babb, Jr
Ralph HW. Turner
Ataff
Deaths By Own Action Over Registration Worry
Twenty miles east of Cassville local man William Mike gan, 27, died at his home in a case tied to fear over a registration for military service. The article notes the death followed his actions prompted by concern over registering.
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William Mikegan
Cassville
Robber Attacks Retired Priest During Walk
An older priest of St Jonaph, Father Temes Kearfat, was assaulted during a street walk by a robber who struck him three times before escaping. The weapon and exact injuries are not clear in the fragment, but the incident prompted an urgent recovery report and police inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jousph
Temes Kearfat
St Jonaph
Phot Iin
Pather Kearfat
Wilson to Control Exports In War Effort
President Wilson announces export control under the espionage act with a new exports council guiding licensing. Proclamations will cover coal shipments, exports to neutrals, and cereals, extending to most export goods under the act. Britain and the United States will jointly direct global trade to aid the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Agriculture and Commerce
Council
Departments of Commerce
Experts Council
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Bost
British vessel sinks German submarine in Atlantic action
An Atlantic Port report states a British steamer sank a German U boat after firing a shell into its magazine. The explosion split the submarine into two portions, with both ends sinking. The British vessel sustained no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Sjedaver
Veaeer
Hritkh
Cossack countess backs provisional government pledge
The Cossacks issue a resolution expressing full confidence in the provisional government and vow to support its efforts to suppress anarchy and counterrevolution across Russia. The move signals unity among regional forces amid upheaval and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Explosion Strikes Governor Cooke’s Home at Leavenworth
An explosion at 10 PM wrecked the residence of Sidney G. Cooke at the National Military Home south of Leavenworth Kansas injuring William J. Squire and leaving the library heavily damaged. Detectives and bloodhounds pursue leads as guards patrol the grounds amid multiple arrests. Governor Cooke and his family escaped serious harm though Squire is likely to recover. Thorn Cooke and S K Cooke, bankers in Kansas City, are noted as relatives.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Sidney G. Cooke
National Military Home
William J. Squire
Kansas City
Home
Cooke
Squire
Wade
Cooke Reaideuce
Governor Cooke
Thornton Cooke
Mid- West National Bank
S. K. Cooke
Sheffield National Bank
Count of biggest gold hoard in world stored in New York
The United States army office in New York completed counting a historic gold hoard totaling 765 million dollars in coins and bullion from English French and American sources. Superintendent Verne M. Borie said the bullion on hand is over ten times the normal yearly average, with previous wartime totals around 57.3 million dollars. The surge is blamed on Allied gold imports to cover war expenses and unusually large local receipts.
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New York
United States Army
Verne M. Borie
Liquor Debate Clouds Washington Food Bill Passage
In Washington June 26 the liquor issue creates confusion in the Senate over food control. The administration leads with Republican support while a House prohibition amendment disrupts plans. Proponents hedge and drys split on timing of war prohibition, raising danger of a setback by liquor forces in the upper house.
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Wawthington
Senate
House
Food Control Bill Passes House in War Effort
Washington June 25 The Food Control Bill granting the President broad power to regulate the distribution of food feed and fuel for war and allocating 162% million for enforcement and administration passed the House late tonight by 365 to 5. Dems McLemore Young of Texas Meeker Mo Ward of New York and Republican Ward of New York voted no.
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Washington
Domuinls
Goethals Announces Emergency Fleet Corps Ship Orders
Washington June 26 contracts awarded for ten foresteel ships and four woolen CAPES vessels by George W. Goethals head of the Emergency Fleet Corporation. The orders were disclosed today.
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Gorthale
Nore
Washington
Foresteel
Gey
George W. Goethals
Guard Artillery Called Out
Wallington dispatch reports six regiments of material guard field artillery ordered out today for assignment to Galapa to reinforce defenses and support operations. Authorities caution that details remain fluid as units mobilize and await further instructions.
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Wallington
Mateinal
Local residents undertake short visits to kin and camps
Mrs. Lucy Barbee, visiting Mrs. Young Ewing and Mrs. T. C. Crenshaw, left Saturday for Warrensboro. Mrs. J. C. Snyder left Friday for Fort Riley Kansas to visit her husband in the Officers Reserve Corps training camp. Mrs. Vince Owen traveled to Napoleon Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs. John Strodtman. Mr. and Mrs. Eli King and Miss Leona Fox went to Clinton Tuesday for a visit. Mrs. L. L. Leaf, visiting Mrs. Earl Mahan, went to Wellington Tuesday. Mrs. Mahan accompanied her, while Miss Laura Hyde arrived Tuesday from Indianapolis to spend the summer with home folks.
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Lucy Barbee
Young Ewing
T. C. Crenshaw
Warrensboro
J. C. Snyder
Officers Reserve Corps
Fort Riley
Kans
Vince Owen
Napoleon
John Strodtman
Eli King
Leona Fox
Clinton
L. L. Leaf
Earl Mahan
Wellington
Mrs. Mahan
Laura Hyde
Indianapolis
Indiana
Sumer
FLETCHER'S CASTORIA ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT REPORTED
C Gruber and niece Miss Louise Gruber visited Kansas City on Tuesday. Miss Mary Taylor also went to Kansas City for a visit. John Hogan traveled to Kansas City on Monday returning with a new seven passenger Studebaker automobile.
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C. Gruber
Louise Gruber
Kansas City
Mary Taylor
John Hogan
Studebaker
Luckett Store Slashes Prices at 811 Main Street
Shop slashes high prices with bold cuts on suits from 20.00 to 9.95 and shoes from 6.00 to 1.95. Trade more to avoid hard times. call and visit 811 Main Street, phone 802.
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J. T. Luckett
Main Street
Leiter to handle plumbing or heating job now
Have Leiter figure on that plumbing or heating job. When he does it, it's done. Phone 338.
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Leiter
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Prices Ad
Local vendor on 10th Street between Main and Franklin lists current price reads for a selection of fruit and vegetables. The notice highlights consumer savings and urges shoppers to compare prices with nearby markets.
Administrator's Notice of Estate Letters of Administration
Notice is given that Letters of Administration for the estate of Hoehn, deceased, were to be undersigned on the th day of June, 1917, by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. As persons having claims, they must exhibit for allowance within six months after the first publication. all others must file before the citation date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoehn
Probate
Lafayette County
Missouri
al B. Wadd
Local visits bring families from several cities
Mrs Elizabeth Cope returning to Kansas City after a visit with her son Dr J Q Cope. Miss Trence Welsh returns to Higginsville after visiting Mr and Mrs P W Hogan. M A Shorter of Sedalia arrives for a few days visit with his wife who is visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs B M Boulware. Mr and Mrs J F Owens of Kansas City arrive for a visit with Mrs F E Beasey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cope
J. Q. Cope
Kansas City
Trence Welsh
Higginsville
P. W. Hogan
M. A. Shorter
Sedalia
B. M. Boulware
J. F. Owens
F. E. Beasey
Lexington People Back Dean's Kidney Pills
Lexington resident Mrs. M. Gavin reports success using Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and urinary distress. Testimony touts the medicine's advertised purpose and high opinion, with Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo listed as makers and Hie, at all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Lexington
M. Gavin
Sixth St
Foster- Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Call 399 Bakery Promises Perfect Satisfaction
The bakery touts flawless service and consistent growth by delivering bake shop products. It urges new customers to try its cakes and bread, claiming flattering feedback and repeat orders from satisfied patrons.
Train Schedules May Change on October Sixteenth
An 1916 notice outlines revised east and westbound passenger trains between Kansas City, Chicago, St. Louis, and Missouri State Ex, with times listed for Nos. 16 10 12 24 283 and others. It notes effective date October 16, 1916, and includes August fragmentary text about routes and cars.
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Missouri State
Fiver. C
Kanaan City
St. Lou's
Kansas City
Riis No
Sas
Eek
Louie
Edie Tarsi
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Kentucky
Fred Ellis
Mary Hogan
Higginaville
J. Ll. Peak
Maj
William P. Wooten
Boston
James Hoover
Lansing
Houston
Redfield
Olympia
Dewey
Manila Bay
Black Salaod
R. 1
Sawyer
Galveston
Tex
Calaimet
Alexander Zaiwis
Mm, Jonna
High Commissiones
Amt Nagata
Pormier Vienjsatis
Howse
Wets
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