Card of Thanks for Abe Rush and family
Card notes heartfelt thanks to those who assisted during the illness and burial of Mr. and Mrs Abe Rush. Names include Mike Mat Kinkead, Mrs Chas Wallace, Emil Sehateks, Mrs R W Gentry, Tris Crate, and Walter Shinn with travels to Kansas City Higginsville and Carthage Missouri on various days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omson
Abe Rush
Mike Mat Kinkead
Kansas City
Chas. Wallace
Higginsville
Biren
Emil Sehateks
Kansis City
R. W. Gentry
Tris Crate
Walter Shinn
Carthage
Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA
Missy Pamtine Sellers returned Tuesday from a short stay in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Thomas Malter left Saturday for a visit in St Louis. E M Tubman accompanied by his two sons went to Kansas City Saturday in his roadster.
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Missy Pamtine Sellers
Tueday
Kansas City
Thomas Malter
St. Trouis
E.M. Twubman
Buckten's Arnive Salve Aids Boy with Ulcer
A reader reports Buckten's Arnive Salve healed a boy's ugly ulcer after other remedies failed. The item mentions 25 cent price at Crenshaw and Young. Additional notes list Dr A Rogers visiting Bunceton and local residents Mrs W S Peacock and S N Wilson traveling for visits or business to Pratt and St Louis respectively.
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D. F. Howard
Agnonet N. D
Buckten
Crenshaw & Young
Fortunes in Faces and the New Life Pills
An advertising note claims pimples and blemishes come from impure blood and promotes Dr. King s New Life Pills as a health and beauty aid. It urges readers to try them at Crenshaw and Young for 23 cents.
Visits to Kansas City Highlighted by Several Local Residents
Mrs. Butler Talbott traveled to Kansas City Friday for a several day visit with relatives. Miss Bygil Slusher also went to Kansas City Friday while Mixa Roxie Cromm headed to Kansas City Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison and their son William went to Kansas City Tuesday to spend time there.
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Butler Talbott
Kansas City
Bygil Slusher
Mixa Roxie Cromm
John Morrison
William
College of Agriculture in Every County plan outlined
The Missouri College of Agriculture proposes a county adviser in each county seat to provide direct farmer access to college research. Demonstration farms, short courses, hog cholera serum distribution, soil surveys, and on site guidance aim to boost practical farming methods across the state.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
College
College of Agriculture
College de Allo
Missouri Renoration of Commercial Olds
Missouri Bankers’ Association
Farmers Organizations
Collyee
Missouri
Columbia
Republicans' Extravagance Democrats' Great Record
Startling figures show the cost of national existence and the high cost of living must be redirected. The piece contrasts Republican excess with Democratic achievements as evidence of fiscal priorities and economic strain.
Two Big Issues and Tariff Debate in Collier's
Collier's argues major tariff revisions would save Americans billions annually and disputes Roosevelt’s anti trust stance. It backs Wilson and Marshall, condemns Taft vetoes on wool and steel tariffs, and cites escalating government costs and unfair taxation as proof of GOP tariff failures.
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Taft
United States
Cleveland
Hoosevelt
Roosevelt
Congress
John J. Fitzgerald
New York
Committee On Appropriations
House
Collier's Aout
Wiloon
Marshall
Theodore Roosevelt
George W. Perkina
Eibritws H. Gary
Harvester Trust
Uicket
Colier
Wodgely
Messrs
Perkina
Gary
Interstate Trade Commission
Goverment Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Roosevelt as Guarantor and Taft’s Backer in Debate
The record notes Mr. Roosevelt acted as a guarantor for Mr. Taft while Mr. Bryan questions Roosevelt’s judgement. It highlights a critical exchange on leadership and fault lines within the party.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Bryan
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Fletcher
Castoria
Dr. A. ©. Rogers
Bunceton
W. 5. Peacock
Pratt
Kansas
Walter
N. Wilson
St. Louis
Sandford Sellers
Sherwin & Williams
Ww F, Weis
Plattenborg Coal Company
George M
Vaughan
DR. Phelan
Marshall, Mo
Bell
Ruebel’s
Democrats
Collier
Wilson
Taton
Mr. Roosevelt
W. J. Bryan
la Follette Lenroot
Blanley
Newlands-Cummins
Shoe Machinery Trust
Thomas G. Plant
Gelzer
A. Egle
Flexington
Ranklin Ave
Budweiser
America
Anheuser-Blisch Brewery
T. Louis
McDaneld & Wiley Clo. CO
Hart, Eakithiers & Marx Clothes
Serena
Stove
Lexington, Missouri
Seiter’s Market