Local Briefs Mention Travel and Ads From Area
A string of short mentions notes residents and visitors in Kansas City Independence and nearby towns. Names include Swarts Sydinor Sawyer Glover Branch Biss Freda Lepper Winn and Haerle with several trips cited. An advertisement promotes DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve and Kobol stomach aid, sold by Crenshaw & Young and Arenshaw & Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dett
Havel
DeWitt'r
Crenshaw &Young
DeWitt
Crenshaw
Winn
Thomas
Colds and Coughs Warned By Patent Remedy Ad
An old advertisement warns that neglect of a cough may lead to pneumonia and other lung troubles. It promotes Batlard's Horehound as a safe standard cure, claiming it prevents disease and is harmless. Bottles sold by Crenshaw & Mira. Also includes brief local society notes about guests and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batlard's Horehound
America
Crenshaw
Croom Hotel Proprietor Credits Dr King’s New Discoveries
Ada L. Croom of Vaughn Mississippi reports recovery from a severe cough and suspected consumption after using Dr King’s New Discoveries. She was aided by three bottles and endorses the remedy sold by Crenshaw & Young. Trial bottle free. Also notes travel and local visits among residents including August Silling family and Capt J A Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada L. Croom
Croom
Vaughn, Miss
Dr. King
J. A. Bartlet
Guilford
Dfaine
Crenshaw & Young's
William Jewell Coach Cancels Wentworth Game
A college basketball game between William Jewell and Wentworth was canceled after coach Brummage disputed contract terms and alleged eligibility issues. Wentworth reported certificates to verify non participation by cadets, while Brummage refused to play. The episode sparked criticism of Brummage and concern for Jewell’s athletic reputation.
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Wentworth
Willem Jewell
Brommage
Weatforth
Brimmayge
Srummage
Bovanmage
Bruinmage
Col. Hoge
Brumnage
William Jewell College
William, Jewell
Liberty
Community notices and travel to Kansas City Carnival
A mixed local item column notes residents visiting Kansas City for the Carnival program and various small notices. Names include J A Bartlet and family, Oscar Andreen, Lucy Wernway, James Rankin, J W Meng and daughter, plus many others. Also mentions a freight wreck at Winton delaying Lexington branch service and several family travels to Sedalia and Winchester for fairs and visits.
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Oscar Andreen
Lucy Wernway
James Rankin
J. W. Meng
Migs Jean
Cora Long
Bess Johnson
Cornelia Ludwigs
T. W. Ludwigs
Della Crowder
Reid Moreland
Conner Tunstall
Shelton Green
J. B. Gallemore
Kate Ashford
Mayme
D. GL. Mountain
J. Ty Taylor
Mia
Lucy Yated
Prank Becker
Ada Carter
Tom W. Hill
Kateas City
Kansas City
Winton
Lexington Branch
Emma Eggleston
John Eggleston
Slater
Winchester
Virginia
Prominent Corder Man Dead
A telephone message from Corder Monlay announced the death of James Beard of that place Sunday night. He had seemed well shortly before his death from heart neurismia and died suddenly. Beard was a prominent, well respected man who leaves a widow four sons Evard Oscar Clavwmnce and Robot, and three daughters Mrs W Kidd Mrs Dan A htord and Mrs Enorma Sean. Miss Ethel Mackie went to Kansas City Monday evening for a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corder Monlay
James Beard
Beard
Devessed
Corder
Sotte
Evard
Oscar
Clavwmnce
Robot
W, Mi. Kidd
Mra
Dan A Htord
Mr Enorma Sean
Where Bullets Flew David Parker Fayette Veteran
David Parker of Fayette New York Civil War veteran recalls losing two fingers at Gettysburg. He attributes his recovery from stomach trouble to Electric Bitters after trying other remedies. He praises the tonic as strengthening and effective. Available for 50 cents at Crenshaw and Jones Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Nadine Steele
Nevada
John P. Gordon
Hoefer
Commercial Bank
David Parker
Fayette
N.Y
Gertysburg
Pood Electric
Thor
Crenshaw
Iune
Explore Americas Greatest Wonderland Yellowstone Trip
Traveling offers healthful instruction as a scenic tour through Colorado and Utah with a gateway to Yellowstone. The Missouri Pacific line markets a low round trip rate valid for return until October, allowing stopovers and multiple routes through Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver Garden of the Gods Pike's Peak Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City Ogden and Pocatello. Full rates and schedules are available from Missouri Pacific line offices.
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Yellowstone Park
Amerijci
Wenle
America
Yellowstone
Colorado
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Garden of the
Gods
Pike's Peak
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Pocatello
Yellow Stone
Great National Park
Missouri Pacifiction
Monavila
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Johnson
Yale College
A Swarts
Kansas
Cty
J.T. Sydinor
T.O. Sawyer
Independence
Biss
Freda Lepper
Ronse
W. A. Hill
Bid Aull
Kansie Gity
Bate
Cy Drummond
Aullville
al Webber
Honicon
L . Bullard
J. J. Forester
Higgins Ute
Kent Chambers
Phliadelphias
Earth Brelsford
Kansa City
Mises Lavinia Warren
Bess Bradley
Mipyinsville
Walter Beattie
Dever
Clyde Kenney
Kanga City
Spalding
Buss College
Dover Baptist Church
Angeloselli Pyyere Iace
J.P. Ardinger
Eugenia
Horace Ardinger
Bert Taubman
Mayview
Mira
Séitalla
Mason Tues
Ida Walker
Higgmartile
J. B. Cousy
Orvi
August Silling
Elizabeth
G. C. Sehane
Stu Lous
G. W. Fredendall
Miss Nettle
Katherine
Mirangus City
Oscar Aodreen
Higgnsville
S. A. Schooling
J. A. Wilson
Confederate Veterens
Ballard
Crenshaw & Yyoung
Will Powell
el Pass
Texas
Ola Wield
D. P. Groves
Martin Wehrman
Louis Knipmeyer
L. T. Penn
St. Louis
Bustos and Skinner Stationary Company
Guy Whorhing
Ira
A. W. Allen
William Jewell
Crenshaw & Young
Albert Walk
Alma
Charles Simmons
Miek Hannah
James Terhune
Harry Caldwell
Sedalia
Joe Owens
Edity
Ethel Mackie
New “Alton
Night Express
Chicago
Higginerville
Higginsville
S. A. Vermillion
Higginsville, Mo
CopvrianuTs
C. Anvonn
Ceropis
Yehethar
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Memphis
New York
Loomis
Ae As
Andunday
Chicago & Alton
L. A. Vermillion
Poland
China
H. C. Sydnor
Eli
Albert Gillen
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