Kemper Cadets Fall To Wentworth In Poor Game At Kemper Field
Kemper cadets hosted Wentworth military school Tuesday afternoon and were badly beaten. Wentworth failed to score in the first inning, then scored three runs in the next two frames while Kemper managed only three runs all day. Errors and weak throwing helped the visitors plate eight runs to Kemper’s three. The game’s lone highlight was a home run by a Wentworth player.
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Kemper
Wentworth Military School
Kemper Field
Wentworth
Boonville
Texans Admire New Life Pills Claim
Hugh Tallman of San Antonio says Dr. King’s New Life Pills renew life and energy. He and his wife believe they are the best for stomach, liver, or kidney troubles and cost 25 cents at Crenshaw & Young.
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Hugh Tallman
San Antonio
Dy, King
New Life
Crenshaw & Young
Taubman and Wood Visit Kansas City Saturday
Be M Taubman traveled to Kansas City on business while Miss Maria Wood went to Kansas City Saturday to visit relatives.
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M. Taubman
Kansas City
Maria Wood
Puts End to Bad Habit Blues and Liver Aid Garnered
An old style local notice promoting King’s New Life Pills to cure biliousness and sluggish liver. Mentions Dr. A FE Rogers traveling to Bunceton for business and I F Blackwell heading to Kansas City on legal business.
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A. FE. Rogers
Bunceton
I. F. Blackwell
Kansas City
Bargain in R. C. Reds for sale by Meyer
An advertisement from Bk. F. Meyer offers 18 yearling hens and 3 roosters of Red Rhode Island stock at a bargain price. Extra good stock available from the address 235 North 16th Street.
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Bk. F. Meyer
N. 16Th Street
Partridge Wyandottes Eggs for Sale at Half Price
Egg offer from prize winning Partridge Wyandottes owner. Eggs available at half the regular price for the balance of the season. Birds have won two state silver cups and sweepstakes in leading shows with many blue ribbons. Mating list available on request.
Missouri Fruit Prospects Across Counties
Special correspondents report from every Missouri county to the Board of Horticulture showing generally good prospects for apples cherries pears plums and strawberries statewide. Peaches largely fail except in small regions. grapes and bush fruits injured by winter. Details by region: Northwest strong apple bloom averages 97 percent with cherries pears plums near 95 percent. grapes 86 percent. blackberries 38. raspberries 60. gooseberries and currants 80-85. Northeast apples 87 percent. pears plums and cherries strong. grapes 65. blackberries 30. raspberries 60. gooseberries currants 50-0. Central Missouri apples 90. cherries pears plums 90 95 90. grapes 80. blackberries 25. raspberries variable. gooseberries currants 50-85. Southwest Missouri strong tree fruits with apples 100. cherries 90. pears 98. plums 90. peaches bloom notable in small area. grapes 50. blackberries 30. raspberries 25. gooseberries currants 80-85. Southeast Missouri apples 95. cherries 80. pears 70. plums 82. grapes 90. blackberries 52. raspberries 50. gooseberries 84. currants 80. W. W. Chenoweth. Miss Margaret Aull spent Saturday in Kansas City.
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Board of L Horticulture
North
Missouri
South East
W. W. Chenoweth
Fuller’s Earth Production in 1911 Across States
The United States Geological Survey reports fuller’s earth, used as a filtering medium, produced in seven states in 1911 Arkansas California Florida Georgia Massachusetts South Carolina and Texas output rising to 40 697 tons valued at 383 124. Florida led with 27 658 tons worth 965 071, while imports reached a record 18 224 tons valued at 143 594 AND domestic share 69 percent. Prices varied by state from about 7 to 10 per ton.
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Pullen
United States Geological Survey
Arkansas
California
Morida
Georgia
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Texas
Florida
The
Geological Survey
Washington, D. C
Ladies invited to view greenhouse blooms and cut flowers
H. Eggleston invites ladies to visit the greenhouse to examine a fine assortment of cut flowers and blooming plants and to supply their needs in the line of flowering stock.
Carter Couple Visit Higginsville For Weekend With Friends
Mr and Mrs F L Carter traveled to Higginsville on Saturday to spend Sunday with friends Sherwin and Weis.
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F. L. Carter
Higginsville
Sherwin & Paints
W. F. Weis
Justice Pill Cherry Healed By Arnica Salve
Gillis Mills Tennessee resident Justice Pill Cherry faced a leg sore doctors could not cure. He believed it was cancer until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed the wound. The product claims to cure burns boils ulcers cuts bruises and piles, 25 cents at Crenshaw and Young.
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Pill Cherry
Gillis Mills
Tenn
Bucklen
Crenshaw & Young
Campaign fund drive urged in Lafayette County
Lafayette County Democrats urge citizens to donate to Champ Clark campaign funds to counter campaign finance issues. Letters from BC Drummond and HH Chiles invite contributions from 50 cents up, with receipts and publication of donors in the St. Louis Republic. Also promotes The Kansas City Daily and Sunday Journal half-price offer for $2 for a year, ending March 15, 1912.
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Lafayette County
Missouri
Iton
Clark
Democratic Committee
Lafayetteounty
Chiles
Lexington
Missowa
St. Louis
Kansas City Daily and Sunday Journal
Kansas City
Dailysand Sunday Journal
Kansas City Daily and
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
de. Pierce
Ness
R. C. Reds
Missouri Fruit Prospects
Margaret Aull
Ing. H. Eggleston
Drummond
HH. C. Chiles
Kansas City Journal
Prom
Lambert Lumber CO
Winton Hill Steel and Breeding Farm
France
Chas, R. Kirk
Chariton
Town
Denmark
Henry
Godaail
Judge Bradley
Bradey
Boeudley
Joe Irvine
Winton Hill
F. C. Kroll
Seiter’s Market
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