Cy Campbell Resurrected Strikes in Ladesons Elks Game
Cy Campbell pitched for the Hello Bills allowing three hits and twelve strikeouts as the Elks defeated the Ladesons 5 to 0 in nine innings. Patterson started for the Ladesons, with solid defense from Rosie King and Spec Gordon, while Snell and Kinkead contributed timely hits and fielding helped the Elks' victory. Umpire Collins called the game after a hard nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladeson
Patterson
Ladesons
Clothiers
Longhorns
Charles Kink24
Rosie King
Jim
Pete Kinkead
Spec Gordon
Center Garden
Heaver Campbell
Buyaie Mackie
Snell
Joe Long
Elks
Richmond
Ladesonians
Local Briefs Weary travels cross Missouri towns
Local note items list residents and visitors traveling to Houstonia Kansas City Higginsville Sedalia Otterville Columbia and Denver with multiple short trips and returns. Names include E W White Gustav Haerle Mixe Maria Wood J W Sydnor Margaret Vaughan Sandford Sellers G W Fredendall N W Bullard Winifred Winn W J Bandon Warren Sherman George Weis Clarice Weyand Emma Dolck Bertie McGrew Ruth Hoyt Lillian Morehead and others. Several marriages licenses and property trades noted plus a children health product advertisement and a cottage sale to Herman Barretta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. White
Houstonia
Gustav Haerle
Kansas City
Mixe Maria Wood
Kansas City Oueaday
J. W. Sydnor
Higginsville
Sluggish liver blamed for coated tongue and bad breath
A reader notes a sluggish liver causes a coated tongue and foul breath with constipation. The piece suggests asking a doctor and questions the use of laxatives to address the issue, referencing a specific remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ager
Agee Gar Lewall
Lost and Found Ad From Local Newspaper
Lost between 3 10 p.m. yesterday and noon today a description of a box of Dr Kings New Life Pills found at Cren shaw Youngs drug store. Pills are guaranteed for biliousness malaria and jaundice and priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw & Young
Dr. King
Kansas City Visit By Fulkerson Family and Todhauter
Dr J J Fulkerson and daughter Miss Janie along with Mrs Ryland Todhau ter and two daughters Misses Emery and Katharine spent Tuesday in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bandon
Kansas City
J. J. Fulkerson
Janie
Ryland Todhauter
Emery
Katharine
The Touch That Meals Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad
The Touch That Meals is Bucklen arnica salve blending arnica flowers and healing balsam. It claims to cure old sores, ulcers, burns, bad cuts, and wounds with no equal. Guaranteed by Crenshaw and Young druggists. 2 cents. Fred Boedeker and Laura De Etta Barnes of Biggineville named.
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Bucklen
Crenshaw & Young
Sthensaee
Fred Boedeker
Biggineville
Laura de Etta Barnes
Bigelneville
Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed For Lung Ailments
Richmond resident A D Williams urges use of Dr King’s New Discovery as a trusted cough and cold remedy. The product is advertised to treat asthma bronchitis croup whooping cough quinsy hoarseness and lung hemorrhages and is guaranteed by Crenshaw Young druggists at 50 cents.
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Richmond
Ind
A. D. Williams
West Main St
Crenshaw & Young Druggists
Local residents visit relatives across Kansas region
Roy Grey and Ben Price visited Miss Mary Knowels in Kansas City Sunday. Judges Klingenberg and Hagood arrived to attend the Board of Equalization meeting. Dan Studdard from Topeka and Sandford Sellers Jr. plus Ben Hoge traveled to Kansas City for short stays. Several families from Higginsville Shawnee and Odessa are noted on weekend trips and visits, with uncertain travel plans due to illness.
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N.W. Bullard
Columbia
E. Wilcoxon
Kansas City
James Studdard
Dan Studdard
Topeka
Roy Grey
Ben Price
Mary Knowels
Klingenberg
Concordia
Hagood
Higginsville
Board of Equalization
Eva
Katherine Worthington
Stella
Katharyn Hughes
William Shipman
Joe Owen
O. N. Sams
Marion Sparks
Shawnee
Oklo
J. T. River
Miss Jo Hinesley Hosts Pleasant Outdoor Party
Miss Jo Hinesley held a bright outdoor gathering on Main Street last Friday. Guests competed in a peas aut stabbing contest at six tables with four beans awarded to the top two for prize eligibility. An auction then sold prizes to the highest bean bidder, followed by refreshments as the crowd enjoyed the event.
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Jo Hinesley
Main Street
Avendy
Ladesons Fall to Wellington Merchants in Close Game
The Ladesons lost 6 to 4 to the Wellington Merchants Sunday in Wellington after leading 4 6 going into the ninth. Buzzie Mackle led the Ladesons with four hits and a walk in five plate appearances, while Sheets made a sensational center field catch. Game details show Wellington scoring late to pull ahead and win.
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Ladesons
Wellington Merchants
Wellington
Lexington
Merchants
Buzzie Mackle
Ladegsons
Lowe Thompson Wedding At Methodist Church
Mr Samuel Lowe wed Miss Lessie Thompson on Sunday September 1 at the Methodist Church with Dr C E Pattillo officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Thompson, is well regarded here. Lowe is a machinist for Western Coal Co. The couple plan a brief wedding trip to Kansas City.
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Methodist Church
Samuel Lowe
Lessie Thompson
C. E. Pattillo
J. D. Thompson
Graddy Mine Opens With Modern Equipment
The Graddy mine owned by McGrew Coal Co opened Tuesday after summer preparations. It sits about 14 miles above Myrick and is described as one of the district’s best working mines with modern equipment.
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McGrew Coal Co
McGrew
Myrick
Richmond Redmen Defeat Gratz Bros At Riverside Park
The Richmond Redmen beat the Gratz Bros at Riverside Park on Sunday. Reports on the score vary but many sources list a 12 to 5 or 12 to 8 outcome while some cite 9 to 5 or 30 to 4. Despite the disputed score, Gratz Bros were defeated.
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Richmond Redmen
Gratz Bros
Riverside Park
Grats Bros
Milton Boyle Spent Sunday Here
Milton Boyle of Kansas City spent Sunday here, a note noting his presence in the locality.
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Milton Boyle
Kansas City
Mrs Rankin Hosts Pleasant Ray County Party
Mrs James Rankin entertained about thirty five young ladies at her Ray county home last Friday for guest Miss Rebecca Taylor of Nashville. Lexington guests arrived by pleasure wagons for a lively party with eight tables of Minnie and prizes awarded to Rebecca Taylor Katelle Davis and Alice B Peak. Ice cream and cake were served on the lawn as a delightful, unique gathering.
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Jan, Rankin
Ray County
Rebecca Taylor
Nashville
Tenn
Lexington
Katelle Davis
Alice B. Peak
Bricklayer Suffers Mild Sun Stroke in Kansas City
Ray Grider of Kansas City, a bricklayer on Clrix Walk's new building, was overcome by a slight sun stroke last Saturday. His condition was not serious.
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Ray Grider
Kansas City
Clrix Walk
Hypnosis Theory From The Metropolitian Magazine
Tells how an operator hypnotizes by absorbing the subject’s environment and existing brain records. A cylinder call is a word picture that triggers recalled impressions, not new thoughts. Hypnosis reuses stored data. nothing new can be added or removed from the brain.
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T. Gilbert White
Metropolital Magazine
Americans Great Meat Eaters Claim Sparks Debate
A historical notice discusses Americans as the greatest meat eaters, noting higher meat spending than vegetables. The piece cites statistics claiming Americans spend about 100 million dollars more on meat annually, contrasting with vegetable intake.
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America
Considerate Advice on Affection and Self Control
A cultural note urges steady, genuine feeling over flitting attachments, warning that shallow attractions waste personal power and that serious interest requires self certainty. The text also advertises a business opportunity from an established manufacturing firm seeking a live man with capital to invest. Partial address given as London American, p526 Lafayette Avenue, Chicago.
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Lafayette Avenue
Chicago
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Jaques Manufacturing Company
Cy Campbell
Strikes , Owl
R. A. Ladesons
Foster
Ellis, Campbell
Margaret Vaughan
Page City
Mra
Sandford Sellers
G. W. Fredendall
Mexico
Warren Sherman
George Weis
Missouri
Univerity
Clarice Weyand
Otterville
Lillian Morehead
Ruth Hoyt
Colorado
L. L
Emma Dolck
Leavenworth, Kans
W. WY. Curtis
Bertie McGrew
Harriet Barron
Waverly
Lexington Lexington Juveccenerary Sats
Joseph Baebr
Witchita
Kansas
W. V. Curtis
Ernest Stalling
Herman Barretta
Leroy Farmer
Wilson Bros
Ed Aull
Ith and
Main
Henry W. McNeel
Siegel Hainkel
Julius Hainkel
F. C. Rogers
Lydia Snead
Waco
Texas
Col. Sandford Sellers
R.D. Edwards
East Lake City
Utah
Frank Stewart
Ayer
Formulsa
Kans
Sandford Sellers, Jr
Ben Hoge
Kansasity
Wilson Frasier
Corder
Sidney Willis
A. A. Walker
KE. N. Hopkine
le Glasscock
N. A. Me
Odessa
Newport News
Ing
Jntendes
Lowe- Thompson
James Rankin
Bhoon
Shoop
Bhoop
Com
Washington
Arbuckle Bror
New York City
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