Local Briefs From Kansas City Trips and Visits
Miss Belle Graves and Miss Chess George return to Kansas City. Dozens of residents travel to St Louis and Chicago for visits and business, while the county court reports funds spent on the Lafayette County World’s Fair display in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Graves
Kansaa City
Chess George
Imogene Mery
Nevada
Belle Rockwood
Louis Gratz
Winston-Salem
N. C
Early campaign stumping methods evolve with transport
The article describes historical campaign tools from stage consoles to carriages and wagons, noting the pallmas platform as a rostrum and praising the auto as favored. It mentions H C Adams, a Wisconsin Republican, and a rural scene where a candidate travels by boat and wagon to reach voters, joking about dogboatlike voters and balloon or airship ideas yet to come.
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Ofice
Prairia Schoonura
Pallmas
North Carolina
Congress
H.C. Ailama
Wisconsin
Jake
Horehound Syrup Cures Wife’s Cough At Ottawa
J B Gover of Ottawa Kan reports his wife’s winter cough eased after using Horehound Syrup. Two to three doses stop coughing and allow sound sleep, with she able to rise and feel well again. The ad lists product details and sellers Crenshaw & Young and Martin Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Gover
Main St
Ottawa
Kan
Tetalla
Crenshaw & Young
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve praised for cures
J A Tisdale of Sammerton endorses DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for piles and skin ailments after trying many remedies. Ad warns to buy genuine DeWitt's from K G DeWitt & Co. Crenshaw & Young, Druggists. Also notes McClure's serialization of The Rawhide by Stewart Edward White with Maxfield Parrish illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
J. A. Tisdale
Sammerton
Crenshaw & Young
Stewart Edward White
McClure
Mr. White
Arizona
Maxfield Parrjab
Eighth Annual Reunion of United Confederate Veterans Slated
General Order from Division Headquarters calls the Missouri Division UCV eighth annual reunion at the Missouri State Building near the World’s Fair grounds in St Louis on October 10 1904. Leaders urged wide publicity postal notices and travel tips with low railroad rates and nearby housing. Soldiers are urged to attend to strengthen comradeship and celebrate the organization’s work. By order Brig Gen Harver W Salmon Adjutant General Wa Canter. Married Wednesday Sept 28 Miss Anne Campbell and Mr George Meel Neel. Mrs Andrew Fuchs dies at Concordia age 42. she was daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Frerking of west Concordia.
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Missouri Division
United Confederate Veterans
Missouri State Building
St St. Louis
Reanton
Volic
Snd
Reusion Aed
Harver W
Salmon
Brig
Gan
F. Canter
Adjutant Genral
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Jesse Blee
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