Local residents visit and church appointments noted
Rey Williams and Warren P Clark arrived from Slater with two children one evening. Rev Clark accepted the pastorate of the First Baptist Church here. M Ladeson traveled to St Louis on business. Elizabeth and Juliet Young visited Winton Wednesday. Judge J A Rich went to Houstonia for a few days. Mrs Ireland and Mrs Chalkley went to Kansas City on Wednesday.
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Rey
Williams
Reo
Warren P
Clark
Wate
Slater
First Baptist Church
M. Ladeson
St. Louis
Elizabeth
Juliet Young
Winton
J. A. Rich
Thoustonia
Ireland
J. Chalkley
Kansas City
Foolish fears fade after malaria cure
A reader touts Electric Bitters as a safe remedy for malaria and fevers, claiming three bottles cured his illness and boosted health. The note also mentions a Kansas visit by Mr. and Mrs. I A Day and daughter Alberta, with Mrs. Day’s uncle B N Rooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Day
Alberta
Maryville
Kansas
Bucklen Arnica Salve hailed for cures
It Startled the World when the astounding claims were first made for Bucklen's Arnica Salve, but forty years of wonderful cures have proved them true, and everywhere it is now known as the best salve on earth for burns, boils, scalds, sores, chaps, bruises, sprains, swellings, fever sores and piles. Only 25 cents at Ceonshaw & Young. Prof. H. T. Phillips visited Warrensburg for a few days. Ness Beas McCullum left for Emporia. Rev. T. M. Cobb conducted a funeral in Waterloo. Mrs. Cleveland Rex and two children left for Denver to make their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Ceonshaw & Young
T. M. Cobb
Waterloo
Cleveland Rex
Denver
Col
Kansas City Trip And Return Notices
Mrs. Wm Barton returns to Kansas City after a visit with Walter B Waddell. Ys Irvin Hackker comes back Friday from Bt Joseph. Prof M J Patterson travels to Kansas City for a day of business. Geo M Long returns Saturday from a trip to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Barton
Kansas City
Frira Rene
Walter B. Waddell
Irvin Hackker
Bt. Joseph
M. J. Patterson
Geo. M. Long
St. Louis
Lafayette County Fair season tickets go on sale
A Lafayette County Fair promotion offers 100 in special prices for youths. Season tickets, 1.00 for four days, go on sale May 14 and close July 26, 1911. Prizes valued near 100 are awarded on the Grand Stand at 1 p.m. on the first day. Winners must reside in Lafayette County and tickets may be obtained from the secretary, local banks, or merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
The
Air Association
American Bank
Pimgrer Shoes
TL M. Lake & Sons
Tucker Jewelry Co
Hancock Petering Mor
Zimmermaan
Tome Pharmacy
J. 8
Koppenbrink
Six Free Teaspoons Offer from Farm Progress St Louis
Farm Progress of St Louis offers six inches long silveroid spoons as a premium for new one year or two year subscriptions. Pay 26 cents for a year or 50 cents for two years and receive six spoons, edges bead, durable and tarnish resistant, extension of existing subscription for current subscribers.
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Farm Progress of
St. Louis Mo
Bigges
United States
St. Louis
Higginsville funeral party for Mrs. Campbell
Mrs. Sallie D. Russell James G. Russel Judge T A Walker and Mrs F L Carter attended the funeral of Mrs. Frank Campbell who died Friday morning in Anderson Mo Mrs Frank Hoefer and H C Wallace were in Kansas City on legal business John A Swithers arrived from St Louis to mourn his sister Mrs T T Stramcke The ad promotes Gregg's coffee sold by C L Kenney phone 17 Red.
Parker Shows to headline Red Men carnival in Lexington May 22
John W. Moore, Parker Shows representative, arrived to begin duties for the Red Men carnival week starting May 22 in Lexington. Don T. Kennedy runs a reputable organization emphasizing clean practices and modern business methods to deliver a well organized and reliably conducted amusement venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Moore
City
Mr. Moore
Lexington
Red Men
Don T. Kennedy
Parker
Kennady
Parker Shows Enter Carnival's New Epoch With Largest Tour
The Parker Shows present a season tour boasting the largest aggregation of shows and features in carnival history. They claim top attractions, modern equipment, and strong management, promising a festival of fan and frolic with free acts worth a visit.
Birthday Party for Siss Cornelia Grace Tapp
A sixth birthday celebration was held Saturday afternoon at her home one mile south of town for about twenty six friends. Amusements included giant figures and graphphone music with pink and white decor. Refreshments were served and each guest received a small candy souvenir. Miss Tapp received many presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siss
Cornelia Grace Tapp
Miss Tapp
We Do Love Work on Sidewalks and Stationery
A compact ad claims a firm values honest work and prompt delivery of sidewalks and related services. It mentions office and residence phone numbers and a local stationery styling reference. The message asserts reliable service, contrasts with competitors, and includes contact details for Day & Stonestreet and associates.
Gold Fish and Aquarium Supplies Promotion
Readable notice advertises fancy, American and imported gold fish along with all aquarium supplies. The item list highlights varieties and availability for hobbyists and collectors.
White Diarrhoea Remedy Advert by Leroy Farmer
An advertisement by Leroy Farmer promotes Conkey's White Diarrhoea Remedy claiming quick relief for chicks affected by a disease described as White Diarrhoea. The notice urges purchase of a package today and targets poultry farmers facing losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conkey
Leroy Farmer
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Dr. Pierce
Win
H. T. Phillips
Warrensburg
Ness Beas McCullum
Emporia
Castoria
Gregg
C. L. Kenney
Eiay Vietima
Gomach & A
Bottie
Jan. F. Ballard
Prop
St.Louis
Crenshaw & Young
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis, Mo
Julius Bachman
Magr
Day & Stonestreet
Traders Bank
John C. Young, JR
Franklin St
Lexington, Mo
A. Egle
Franklin Ave
Fred Wilmot
Gelzer
Kansas City Star
Weekly Star
Tre Star
Y Star
Tat Weekly
Kansas City, MO
Seiter’s Market
B. B. Frazer
Traders Bank Blig
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