Local Briefs Highlight Visits and Trips Across Kansas City Era
Local notes show Mrs. B C Drummond spending Monday in Wellington. Joe Graddy visited Saturday evening. W H Wilson returned from Independence Saturday morning. George Weis and Victor Moore visited Kansas City Sunday. Several ads promote DeWitt's remedies with Crenshaw & Young as sellers. Henry Chiles and Frank Meyer made trips to Kansas City, Liberty, and St Louis. Others, including J K Moorehead and Mrs W A Hill, plan moves and relocate to Jefferson City and Kansas City. Clarence Vivion left for Nevada for about three weeks.
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Mra
Oklahoma
Gil Waerle
St. Lis
Rot
Wilson
Morniow
Boonville
Frank Wilmot
Kansas City
Jefferson City
L. W. Brelsford
Henry Chiles
Liberty
Frank Meyer
St. Louis
Kennedy
Crenshaw & Young
Local Vita Remedy Ad Mentions Dr King Pills
N Ho Brown of Pittsfield Vermont praises Dr King New Life Pills for relief of stomach issues and bowel problems. Crenshaw and Young's drug store guarantees satisfaction. Clyde Hall and his parents visited, while Delia Trail toured Kansas City relatives.
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Dr. King
N. Ho. Brown
Pittsfield
Crenshaw & Young’s
Clyde Hall
Kansas City
Mrs. J. 4. Hall
White's Cream Vermitage advertised for worms
A late 19th or early 20th century ad urges watchers to treat a suffering animal with White's Cream Vermitage if it shows signs of illness such as yellowing, listlessness, or weight loss. The product is touted as the only cure that never fails with no bad effects and sold by Crenshaw & Young.
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DeWitt
Crenshaw & Young
How to Cure Liver Trouble
Readers warned against overreliance on laxatives for constipation. The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, non gripe remedy that stimulates bowels, cleanses and strengthens digestion, aids liver function, and restores appetite. Testimonials from Wm Mealek and Wm Black endorse improved digestion and energy after use.
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Patna
Caldwell
Catarrh Cure Ad and Local News Snippet
One hundred dollar reward offer for cured catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Toledo firms Cheney Walding Marvin promote trust in Cheney. Hall's Cure touts blood and mucous action with testimonials. Also notes Rev Wolfe and Dr Gordon travel and court business in Algemerile.
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Hall
F. J. Chaney & UO
Toledo
PJ. Cheney
Walding, Kianan & Marvin
Liver Health Ad Promotes Gal lard's Herbine
An old newspaper note mentions Gal lard's Herbine as a liver and stomach tonic for overall health. It also lists local sales outlets Crenshaw & Voting, Mrs. I. G. Neale, and family news including Irwin Neale returning from Awl ville and Ed ge Hacker visiting from Sioux City Iowa with relatives.
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Gallard
Crenshaw & Voting
Hallard's Snow Lintiment Ad Nears Crutches Challenge
Hal lard's Snow Liniment offered for rheumatic and joint pain promising quick relief to end crutch use. Crenshaw & Young sell the 25c and 1.00 sizes. Mrs B Young and family travel to Colorado for an extended trip. Misses Spruce Warder and Schneider visit Kansas City. Walter E Hopkins returns via Anchorage, Ky after a visit with cousin E Hopkins.
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Walter E. Hopkins
Anchorage
E . Hopkins
Local visitors depart after weeks in Slater and nearby towns
Fragments show Miss Frances Begle and Miss Cornelia Begle returning to Slater after weeks with friends and relatives. Annie and Fannie Dealy of Dallas visit Oscar Andreen’s family and travel to Higginsville. Mrs. Glenn Bridges returns to Drake after a short visit with Jerry Shion’s family. Florence and Rena Worland go home to Kansas City after staying with grandparents. Little Courtney Thornton leaves Higginsville for Broken Arrow Oklahoma. Mrs. Fannie Weber and daughter Gustave Haerle visit St. Louis relatives. Fannie Elizabeth remains. Mrs. Rider and Mrs. Lrumarbof of Kansas City visit Kate Ashford’s family. Mrs. W. E. Comstock and daughter Grace return to Kansas City after staying with W. G. Chiles. In an alley near the saloon, Joe Richardson and Julius Yokum, both colored, argued and Richardson struck Yokum with a kobie toe. Yokum sustained facial wounds and Richardson was arrested and pled not guilty to fighting, stake 95.35.
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Annie
Fannie Dealy
Dallas
Texas
Oscar Andreen
Higginsville
Glenn Bridges
Childen
Drake
Jerry Shion
Florence
Rena Worland
Kansas City
W. 2. Mitchell
Courtney Hamiin Thornton
Frank Thornton
Broken Arrow
Okla
Joe Richardson
Julius Yokum
Yokum
Richardson
de Ware
Aristocratic Tramp Checks Into Shelter With Grooming Kit
Joseph Gregor from Russia sought a night’s lodging at the Twenty Fourth district police station. Despite ragged clothes he showed clean habits, possessing a manicure set a razor soap mirror shaving paper pencil and pad. He claimed the two last items helped him observe his travels through America. A counterfeit hundred dollar bill was found among his belongings. Gregor, about 40, had worked on farms around Bridesburg before losing work and applying for shelter.
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Twenty-fourth District
Joseph Gregor
Russia
Gregor
America
Bridesburg
Philadelphia Record
New York Fire Boats James Duane and Thomas Walcett debut
The New York Fire Department introduces two turbine powered fire boats the James Duane and the Thomas Walcett. They are the largest fire boats yet and feature turbine driven pumps with 131 foot deck length 27 foot beam and 14 foot depth. Each carries four three inch nozzles mounted on the deck turrets and pilot house delivering up to 12 000 gallons per minute while moving. With one nozzle open and pumps in series they reach 315 psi at the pumps 230 psi at the nozzle and can project 300 gallons per minute to 300 feet high and over 400 feet distant.
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James Duane
Thomas Walcett
New York Fire Department
Crown to Her Husband headline stone mason tale
An English stone mason in upper Hoboken earns 3.40 a day, contrasted with 2.33 back home, and faces dismissal after an incident over inscribing a tombstone. A manager’s quip recounts how the worker altered the phrase to avoid a costly five-shilling error, leading to his firing.
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Upper Hoboken
N. Y. Sun
Studying Domestic Science in New York
Guadalupe de Haro, a Montezuma descendant known as Mime, is in New York a year and a half studying domestic science to bring back to Mexico. She pursues night and day household arts at public schools and is presently in the University of New York summer school awaiting her government’s bidding.
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Montezimas
New York
Mexico
Guadalupe de Haro
Montezumas
The
University of New York
Waifs Who Have Succeeded Through Talent and Fate
A list of famous figures once homeless children shows how neglect did not seal their fate. Names include Sir Henry Stanley Queen Catherine the Good Alexander Hamilton Rosa Bonheur Edgar Allan Poe Rachel Leonardo da Vinci and Moses. Their stories illustrate resilience and enduring contribution to knowledge.
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Sir Henry Stanley
Catherine the Good
Alexander Hamilton
Rosa Bonheur
Edgar Allan Poe
Rachel
Leonardo da Vinci
Moses
Childen
Lange
A More Difficult Feat
A humorous note from the Houston Post praising Joshua as a wonderful man who could quiet a gun, with a quip that if he could make a baby sit for a photo he would be wonderful indeed.
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Joshua
Houston
Post
State Fair Premilow listlets Increases Premia and Education Dept
County Exhiter GLASSCOCK offers State Fair Premium Catalogue for Sedalia Missouri fair. Dates Oct 30 to Nov 1. Premiums rise with new Educational Department and county representation urged to showcase local breeding agriculture and education at the fairgrounds. Copies available at the Lafayette County Clerk office.
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Sedalia
Oish
Glasscock
Lafayette
Yellow Stone Park Tour By Missouri Pacific Route
Travel to Americas Greatest Wonderland Yellowstone via scenic Colorado towns Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver and Salt Lake City with trips through Garden of the Gods Pike s Peak Glenwood Springs and Ogden to the front gate of the park. Round trip rate is low with return option to October 431 stopovers allowed. Obtain rates and schedules from A S Loomis Lexington Mo.
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Yellowstone Park
America
Yellowstone
Colorado
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Garden of the Gods
Pike's Peak
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Pocatello
Great National Park
Iron Mountain
Loomis
Lexington
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W. A. Hill
W. Hickman
Independence
Maj
EB. A. Aickman
Clarence Vivion
Nevada
Delia Trail
B. K. Wolfe
Togtin
E.C. Gordon
Crocker
Charles Kinkead
Charlee Lyons
J. W. Sydnor
Algemerile
I. G. Neale
Irwin
Awlville
Ed Hacker
Edge
Sioux City
Iowa
Misess
Katharine
Glayds Comstock
Hoppity
Hallard
Mrs. ©. B. Young
Dauhter
Earl Young
Morong
Bess Spruce
Kiesie Warder
Trene Schneider
Frances
Cornelia Begleaton
Slater
Fannie Weber
Gustave Haerle
Fannie Bibabeth
Charles Rider
H. J. Lrumarbof
Kate Ashford
W. E. Comstock
Miss Grace
W. G. Chiles
Wanderer
Hebo
Union
NEW York Fire Boats
New
Alton
Night Express
Chicago
Higgtinsville
S. A. Vermillion
Higginsville, Mo
UNIS
Hil
C. C. Willson & Co
City Hall
Missouri Pacific
Memphis
P Milet
Chicago & Alton
State Normal School
Warrensburg, MO
Missouri
James and White
Ozark
Gasconade
Osage
Niangua
Lamine
Mistoiri
Msn Pacific
Fey
A. S
Lexington, Ma
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