Local Briefs From Kansas City Trips and Visits
John Hix was in Kansas City Friday. Tucker spent Sunday in Levasy. A H Shultz spent Sunday in Kansas City. Susie Alford spent Saturday in Waverly. Fannie Weber spent Saturday in Kansas City. John Price returned from Sedalia Sunday evening. Mrs S C Drummond visited Wellington Sunday. Chas Kinkead returned from St Joseph Saturday. Price went to Sedalia Saturday for a brief stay. Oscar Andreen returned Saturday from St Louis. Pat Lyons went to Kansas City Monday for a brief stay. DeWitt s Little Early Risers are sold locally. Shouse and Lucretia Chambers returned from Kansas City. Edna Stramcke went to Kansas City Monday for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Alford
Waverly
Fannie Weber
Kansas City
John Price
Sedalia
5. C. Drummond
Wellington
Pat Lyons
DeWitt
Crenshaw & Young
Mra
J. W. Shouse
Lucretia Chambers
Edna Stramcke
Kanegas City
Frank Habercorn
St. Joseph
George Bullard
Ernest Kehn
Excelsior Springs
Boys Will Be Boys and Minor Scrapes Treated Quickly
J I Ashurst traveled to Grand Pass for a brief stay. Kate Gordon, visiting in town, returned to Kansas City Monday. Mr and Mrs Fred Campbell and Meg W H Campbell left Tuesday for several weeks in Muskegee Ohio. Crenshaw and Young sell Ballard’s Snow ointment in 25 50 cent and 81 00 sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Crenshaw & Young
J. 1. Ashurst
Grand Pass
Misa Kate Gordon
Kansas City
Fred Campbell
Meg. W. HH. Campbell
Muskeogee
Ohia
Beary Rinehart
Dr King’s New Life Pills touted with gold worth claim
Cedar View merchant B G Steward says buyers get worth of gold with Dr King’s New Life Pills. Crenshaw and Young’s drug store sells them 25 cents under guarantee. Also notes property sale to Mrs Margaret McDonald for 750 dollars and various local notices about visits, mis-spellings, and horse liniment advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Steward
Cedar View
Mins
Dr. King
Crenshaw & Young
Misleading health claim about heart pain and Kodol here
An advertisement warns readers that many misattribute heart pain to heart trouble while stomach issues may be the cause and promotes Kodol as a remedy. It asserts relief after weeks of use and notes Crenshaw & Young as sellers. Local notes report travelers Gus Mayer, J. R. Sydnor, and J. R. Moorehead with Wingate returning from Kansas City and Fulton business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw & Young
Gus Mayer
Kansas City
J. R. Sydnor
J. R. Moorehead
Californian’s Luck Boosts Sales of Arnica Salve
Charles F. Budahn of Tracy credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing years of eczema after trying other treatments. The product is sold under guarantee at Crenshaw & Young’s drug store. In local notes Frank Habercorn, George Bullard, Ernest Kehn, and Mrs. R A Wilson report recent travels and visits. Advertisements promote Icodol as a complete indigestion remedy sold by Crenshaw & Young and local vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Chas. F. Budahn
Tracy
California
Crenshaw & Young
R. A. Wilson
Kansas
City
The World's Best Climate For Health
A defective OCR fragment notes climate differences with malaria and fever prevalence by elevation. It mentions remedies like electric eye vagueley and hints at general health conditions such as fever jaundice and mobility, but the text is unclear and incomplete.
Miss Grace Davis Graduation Violin Recital at Central
Miss Grace Bernice Davis gave her first violin recital in Murrell auditorium for Central college graduation. The program featured Handel Sonata A major, Berlioz Ninth Concerto, Bazzini Elegie, and Berceuse with mute. Davis displayed perfect composure, clear tone, and strong technique, earning enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Berlot
Dazeial
Berean
Grieg
Rorgo
Red Caves
Eest
Mawurka
Jacob John
Davis
de Bennot
Bazzini
Martha Pilcher
Central
Misa Davis
Lexington High School routs Richmond in Saturday baseball game
Lexington High School defeated Richmond’s young squad decisively on Saturday afternoon. Barnett pitched a blue ribbon game, shutting down the visitors while Lexington’s hitters pushed across eight runs. Richmond managed two tallies as they struggled with fielding and misplays throughout the nine frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington High School
Richmond
Lexington
Barnett
Reduced Rates to Boston Town
Dear old New England in spring trees may be visited May 11 by reason of reduced rates to Boston May 6 to 10 by the Chicago and Alton Railroad Wickets from May 2 to 9 Particulars gladly furnished to only year partly apply to S.A. WR MIEAACH ticket Agent The Only W iegingviler ti Mo Meg wWX Brassock returned to Kanine City Friday evening after a visit with relatives to this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Meg
Brassock
Kanine
Cadets Show Class at Columbia Track Meet
Wentworth cadets finish second in Missouri interscholastic meet at Columbia with Central High School first and Yeat Mellor and McKinley High tied for third. Wyatt wins 100 and 220 in new records, Anderson tops discus and shoots, Mellor shines in 440, well-paced relay tops rivals amid rough luck. Several Wentworth athletes poised for Chicago interscholastic in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Columbia
Central High School
St. Louis
Central
Yeat
McKinley High Schools
St Louis
Anderson
Wyatt
Mellor
Aluo
Cook
Central High
Chicago
Farm Progress to Raise Rate for 1908 Subscriptions
Farm Progress of St Louis announces new subscription terms starting January 1 1908 at 25 cents per year. Until then rates stay at three years for 21 cents. Readers are urged to send 2 1/2 cents now for a three year term and 25 cents to extend existing time. A 22 by 29 inch fruit picture can be added for 5 cents extra to cover tube and postage. Ad dress Farm Progress St Louis Mo. Also notes a funeral in Fulton for John Jamerson and a cosmetic lotion advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Progress
Big Farm and Agricultural Monthly
St. Louis
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John Hix
Mra.d
Tucker
Levasy
A. H. Shultz
White and Kerdolff
John T. Bush
Margaret McDonald
John T. Hix Wan
Kamas
Hinile Stushorepeot Meeday
Kanass City
Chas. W. Locuit
Atiggtite
T. W. Ludwig
Cornélia Ludwig
Wm. Gavin
Pleming
Chia City
Katherine Pulkerson
G. Wy Hyde
Springs
Baptist Gonvention
S.y Barnett
Wate
Taylor
Don
Boston Town
S.A
Mieaach
Wra. W
Poffenberg
C. O. Crawford
M. J. Patterson
Elizabeth
Wingate
Fulton
John T. Jamerson
Woldford
Chas. W. Loomis
Aver
Ayet
Wade Authet
C. Agee Co
Lowell, Bane
Jaques Mfg. CO
W. G. McCausuann
GB. R. Inecann
Lee J. Slusher
the Traders’ Bank
Missouri
Riewanp Frey
J. Andrew
Gro. M. Catron
Richard Field
J. Barnett Young
G. M. Catron
Frank Howe
Herman E. Mark
Lewis W. Cox
Ford T. Bates
Rufus Young
Sandford Sellers
Teller Ww. L. Grey
Irving Trevis Avan
Lexington Savings
F. Nicholson
W. D. Ranhin
Walter B
Waddell E. Horrawas
SanpDramo Sellers
F. Lee Wabiace
Irvine Teva
the State Bank of
Dover
Shiter’s Market
Warrensburg
Irmal
Warrensburg Normal
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