Local Briefs From Sunday Visits and Returns
Miss Mary McCleland spent Sunday in Aullville. Rev. Riggs returned from Holden Saturday night. Jerry Stonestreet of Kansas City spent Sunday here. Hon. Glover Branch went to St Louis Sunday sight. Miss Nora Potts returned from Marshall Sunday night. Mrs. Claude Price returned to Kansas City Monday evening. Mrs. N. P. Buck returned to Waverly Monday morning. Miss Nancy Wright visited relatives in Wellington Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Ryland of Kao and City spent Sunday here. Mrs. A. Misenhelter and Mrs J. Menaugh spent Sunday to Kansas City. Miss Mattie Spease and Frank Spease spent Sunday in Kansas City. Capt. Jenkins of W. M. A. returned Monday evening from Sedalia. Claude Marquis and Miss Mary returned from Blackburn Sunday evening. Mrs. Harlan Llewellyn and Mrs. Florence Orr visited relatives in Kansas City Sunday. Miss Alice Welborn of Higginsville visited her brother Hon. John Welborn Sunday. Rev. Gen Ryland and daughter Miss Stella of Higginsville came Monday morning. A. M. Rayoes Tod Cores and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jordon spent Sunday in Kansas City. Miss Jennie Brightwell went to Larned Kansas Tuesday morning for a visit with relatives. Mrs. A. J. Windle of Kansas City returned to Let home Monday morn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Stonestreet
Kansas City
Glover Branch
St Louis
Nora Potts
Marshall
Claude Price
N. P. Buck
Waverly
Nancy Wright
Wellington
L. P. Ryland
Kao
City
A. Misenhelter
J. 8
Menaugh
Claude Marquis
Mary
Blackburn
Harlan Llewellyn
Florence Orr
Alice Welborn
Higginsville
John Welborn
Gen Ryland
Stella
A. M. Rayoes
Tod Cores
Herman Jordon
Jennie Brightwell
Larned
Kansas
Fannie Benton
Aullville
Mary Robertson
C. B. Sexton
St. Louis
T. T. Strameke
Local social notes and a marriage in Lexington
Wives and relatives travel for visits in Missouri and Kansas. J L Sparks and Ida Moore wed in Lexington by Justice John M. Price. Others journey, sell homes, and praise Missouri. George Wilson returns from Washington DC weighing more and favoring home state.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Featured In Local Notice
A Globe notice reports Joe Tack, a Missouri Pacific engineer, credited Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with curing his stomach pain and cancer fears after a druggist recommendation. It promotes Kodol as the digestant that restores stomach health and lists Crenshaw and Young as sellers. Also advertised is a State University Summer School on Agriculture at Columbia Missouri with courses in sericulture, horticulture, plant breeding, and university credit, noting prior strong enrollment in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison (Rap
Globe
Joe Tack
Aon the
Missouri Pacific
Wichita
Kiowa
Crenshaw and Young
State University
Columbia
Whitten
Muoford
Addon
Piles Advice in Hot Weather Warns of Dangers
Public notice urges care for hemorrhoids during hot weather and with bad drinking water. Advocates DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve to soothe the pain, claims it draws out soreness, and warns to buy the genuine product bearing J. C. TeWitt & Co. name, sold by Crenshaw & Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
J. C. TeWitt & Co
Crenshaw & Young
Self confidence and decisive conduct drive success in life
The piece argues success requires unwavering self faith and fearless independence, citing Kingsley on cheerful perseverance. It notes the value of taking responsibility, avoiding unnecessary sympathy, and earning approval through honest effort, while mentioning job prospects and a local opportunity in Indiana. It ends with two Kansas City visitors returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kingsley
Welcome Words to Women
Women with disorders precu lar to their sex urged to write to Dr. Pierce for free confidential advice from a physician with five years experience. The ad touts painless home treatment and claims many women avoid examinations. It promotes a medical adviser and offers a sample copy for stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierced
Plerce
Pierce
Mindruds
Nba
Some Effects of the Isthmian Canal Construction
The Isthmian Canal project will spur railway building across the South and Southwest with 483 miles added in the South Atlantic, 677 miles in the Gulf and Mississippi Valley, and 1,248 miles in the Southwest last year. It promises improved Mississippi navigation, an overall business revival in older Southern states, and a shift in trade routes. Estimated canal length is 47 miles with a price around 200 million dollars, possibly more if sea level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic States
Gulf and Mississippi Valley
Panama
Mississippi
Texas Wonder praised by St Louis man for back relief
Joplin Missouri August 10 1904 letter from WM Bateman 712 Pearl Street reports using less than a bottle of Texas Wonder to relieve back pain without further suffering and wholeheartedly recommends the remedy to Dr BE Hall of St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
BE. W. Hall
Louis
Bateman
Texas Wonder and political pamphlet mix in ad note
One small bottle of the Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles in men and women. If not sold locally, mail order available for 81. Campaign literature claims Democrats bring prosperity, with a 32 page pamphlet offered postpaid for ten cents from The Tall Publishing Co., 129 K Street, N. W., Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Soan
Wytheville
Alwaye
Tall Publishing Co
K Street
Washigton
D.C
Exposure harms from draughts and weather on stage
The item notes exposure risks for speakers and singers from sudden temperature changes and wind, urging protection of the neck and throat with Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy sold by local druggists. It also reports a Friday accident injuring Will McVey while driving posts, with a snapped finger at risk of requiring surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Burr
Houston
Ballard
Crenshaw & Young
Higginsville
Will McVey
McVey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wweek Republic
Se Ia
Farm and Home Monthly
Republic
World
United States
Moole
Arkyusas
Terns
Okishowe
Territory
Atrakea
Mawnil
Philippines
Peon
Volora
Pitens Binck
Army of All Nations
United Ee
States
Alaska
Hewali
Forterow
Penman
Washington
Roosevelt
Brewis
Lome
Post Office
Ayer
K- Wann
Landlig
J.C. Ayer
Lowell
Mass
iPoor
Mary McCleland
Rev. Riggs
Holden
Mattie Spease
Frank Spease
Capt. Jenkins
Sedalia
A.J. Windle
Hazal
E.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Ing
P. W. Roach
Will Groves
Swift Packing Co
Mrs. C. Easterbrook
Ada McDaniels
Myrtle Terhune
D. S. Dickey
Baby
Jooh T. Bush
Grace Campbell
Lexington Ladies College
Bates City
J. L. Sparks
Ida Moore
Napoleon
Lexington
John M. Price
W. V. Curtis
D. D. Gwinner
North 17Th Street
O. O. Wilson
Mayview
Missouri
Anne Ok
Cern
Leaington
Atos Priintine Co. Dept
South
Whitley
Indiana
Mary MacMillen
Macge Buckner
Norma
Nadine Strele
BD. Monfort
Lebanon
Warren Co
Actioes
Mlaree
Somrans Tso
Dr. i
N.Y
Texas
California
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
Walnut Street
Kansas City, Missouri
Chicago & Alton
B’y
L. A. Vermillion
A. W. Sanding
Lexington, Missouri
E. B. Vaughan
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