Notable Visitors at Kansas City Stock Show Daily Roundup
Among attendees in Kansas City for the stock show were J. G. Russell J M Poage J C Branch EK Campbell W H Waddell John Wilmot Theodore Bates L W Cox and J A Wertz Also Ben Stephenson spent several days in Kansas City Mrs Claude Johnson returned Thursday evening from Lawson visit P ht Adams of Sedalia was here Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
J. G. Russell
J M. Poage
J. C. Branch
EK. &. Campbell
Waddell
John Wilmot
Theodore Bates
L. W. Cox
J. A. Wertz
Ben Stephenson
Mrs
Claude Johnson
Lawson
Frank Kriehn
C. B. Noel
Kansas
Mary A. Geyer
Lexington
G. M. Long
Pauline
Leona
Alo
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths and Kidney Health
An ad asserts a kidney disease causes many sudden deaths, listing heart failure and pneumonia as possible results. It promotes Swamp-Root as a remedy to restore kidney function, reduce nightly urination, and improve urine control, claiming wide availability from druggists in fifty cent and one dollar bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rall
Uncalled Letters At Lexington Post Office 1909
The Lexington post office lists uncalled letters as of Saturday October 16 1909 with names including Gus Adams Chas Armnon Miss Hattie Birdie Charley Buck Miss Susan Canberry Mrs Maurice Carney Chan Cullus Mrs T S Foster Miss Annie Eland son Seth Hoofman Mrs W M Houts Kent Express Station Mr Batty King Mrs Lena Larking Mrs BE A Lambert Les kin Leake Mrs W KE Looney Frank Meades David Mertin R L Osborn RK Patterson Barry Phillips Thos Simpson Southern Express Co Mr Tyee Joe Wingfield Mrs Charles IT Young. Postmaster Della Crowder notes letters advertised when called. Also notes residents J P Winn and daughter Mixes Gladys returned from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Post Office
Gus Adams
Chas. Armnon
Hattie Birdie
Charley Buck
Susan Canberry
Maurince Carney
Chan Cullus
T. S. Foster
Annie Elandson
Seth Hoofman
W. M. Houts
Kent Express Station
Batty King
Lena Larking
BE. A. Lambert
Leskin Leake
W KE. Looney
Frank Meades
David $. Mertin
R. L. Osborn
RK. Patterson
Barry Phillips
Thos, Simpson
Southern Express Co
Mr. Tyee
Joe Wingfield
Charles IT. Young
Della Crowder
Auditor Faces Rotten Hotel Bill Claims in Missouri
State Auditor John P. Gordon blasted expense accounts filed by hotel inspectors and porters, saying many items are unreasonable. He compared Tollerton and Johnson accounts, detailing rail fares and hotel charges, and refused approval until accounts are corrected. Local officials and trips to Concordia and Kansas City are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City Tribune
John P. Gordon
Tom L. Johnson
St. Louis
Gordon
J. BR. Tollerton
Tadley
Johnson
Clark
Hartin
Monett
Cassville
Mr. Tollerton
Mr. Johnson
Lanagan
Tollerton
Neosha
Carthage
Col
Tom N. Johnson
Lost Brass Lamp and Various For Sale Ads
Lost brass lamp from rear of auto. Please leave at this office. Also for sale several items: thoroughbred Rhode Island Red cockerels at $1 each. a Singer sewing machine and a Morris chair at a bargain. two rooms for rent above Barron's Grocery. Real estate: twelve acres near Lexington, home site with springs, brook, timber, and pasture, offered at a great bargain. several small improvements nearby. Contact Emmet Slasher, Lexington, Mo., or L Marshall, R. D. No. 1, Box 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Lexington
Ceming
L Marshall
R. D
Picture Shop Offers New Post Cards From Major Cities
The Picture Shop announces a large sale of high class post cards with fresh weekly arrivals from New York Chicago and Boston. Lexington hosts the largest up-to-date line. Miss Fannie Sawyer visits Kansas City with Master John W Waddell to see his father Walter B Waddell. Miss Birdie Slugher returns from Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Frank G Hord visit Aullville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Boston
Lexington
Fannie Sawyer
Kansas City
John W. Waddell
Walter B. Waddell
Birdie Slugher
Frank G. Hord
Aullville
For Sale Unimproved land in Stone County Missouri
For Sale ten thousand acres of unimproved land in Stone County Missouri in tracts to suit purchasers Prices range from 86 50 to 87 40 per acre Land suitable for farming fruit growing and stock raising Deer and wild game present year round Water course passes through Best hunting and fishing in the Southwest Timber abundant enough to cover purchase price Some tracts have fine timber along the White River Division of the Iron Mountain Railway with splendid railroad facilities Also an advertisement offers a method to earn a free razor by securing five subscribers for the Kansas City Weekly Journal at 25 cents a year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone County
Missouri
Sing and Lead District
White River
Iron Mountain Railway
Kansas City Weekly Journal
the International
Weekly Journal
Kansas City
Farms for Sale Near Wyttenburg Road in Missouri
Property listings offer 320 and 100 acre tracts formerly owned by the late Judge Joseph F. Smith. Located on and near the Wyttensburg road about 5104 miles from Lexington. Executor 7 Lief L. R. Smith, 608 Bryant Building, Kansas City, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Smith
Wyttensburg Road
Lexington
L. R. Smith
Bryant Building
Kanans City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mothers Cereals
Akron
Great Western Cereal Company
New Haven
Philadelphia, Chicago Pittsburgh
Albary
Childen
Poage
P. Ht. Adams
Sedalia
Mixes Gladys
State
Democratic Committee
Rube Oglesby
Matt Conran
New Madrid County
W. R. Painter
J. A. ©. Hiller
Howard A. Gass
Judge Gantt
Supreme Judge
W. F. Hinetey
J. F. Winn
Concordia
J. W. White and Son
Harrison
Kasas City
T. A. Walker
Higginsville
Lyon Gordon
Fairfax
Joe Wiley
Main Street
Barron's Grocery
BR. Field
Lief
Wentworth
Dati
Herrin
Rockport
J. R. Wilmot
Phonis
GEO. Wittenberg
Lexington Athletic Club
Edmond Russells
Alabama
Crenahan & Young’s
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