County News Intends For Last Week Report
H A Thomas and family dined with John Boatright and family Sunday. Rev Wallace preached at Hazel Grove Sunday. Frank and Roy Aulgar visited Marshall Sunday. Marshall visitors Saturday included Jas Herndon and family J D Faulconer W B Hill A R Masters and Geo Stephens. Mr and Mrs Frits Lemler Sr visited W L Boner and family Sunday. Will Dickerson of Sweet Springs came Tuesday on legal business. Herndon Camp of Woodmen members urged to attend the next meeting December night for officer elections and important roles.
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H. .A. Thomas
John Boatright
Rev. Wallace
Hazel Grove
Frank
Roy Aulgar
Marshall
Jas, Herndon
J. D. Faulconer
W. B. Hill
A. R. Masters
Geo. Stephens
Will Dickerson
Sweet Springs
Herndon
Woodmen
Four Trouble Makers Outed By New Life Pills
A sufferer from stomach trouble takes Dr. King's New Life Pills and finds relief from dyspepsia and indigestion. He is especially glad about his improved appetite, stronger nerves, and better digestion as stomach liver and kidneys function properly. 25c at P H Franklin's.
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Dr. King
P. H. Franklin's
Notable Visitors and Health Notes at Blue Lick
Blue Lick items report Miss Annie Trent recovering from a several week fever and a sick spell. Tom Wyatt and daughter visited Rev Mountz family. Miss Annie Thornton called on Miss Grace Lasley. Rev Mitchell and Rev Neal to preach at Blue Lick on the first Sunday in December. Herbert Wingfield visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Givans. A fine boy born at Luther Dennis home Thursday night. Lillie Dennis very sick for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Trent
Tom Wyatt
Mountz
Annie Thornton
Grace Lasley
Rev
Mitchell
Neal
Blue Lick
Herbert Wingfield
Robert Givans
Luther Dennis
Lillie Dennis
Prairie Home Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Plans
Henry Otting of Concordia spent Sunday with his best girl. Henry Schlue and daughter Miss Frieda were in Marshall shopping Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Neimeyer of Higginsville were guests of Aug Tieman and family Sunday. Sam Green plans a monument for his wife. Mrs Walter Meinershagen of Malta Bend is visiting home folks this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Otting
Concordia
Henry Schlue
Frieda
Marshall
Neimeyer
Higginsville
Aug. Tieman
Sam Green
Walter Meinershagen
Malta Bend
Hearty Appetite Warns of Worms in Babies
Advertisement notes babies often have a hearty appetite but worms cause hunger under the eyes and weight loss, with a yellow complexion. Recommends White's Cream Vermifuge as a positive cure, expelling all worms. Price 25c per bottle, sold by P. H. Franklin.
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P. H. Franklin
Saw mill project on Cooksey farm sparks local notices
AYRES H. Wolfskill plans a saw mill on William Cooksey’s farm. Mrs. Sam McClain and her family visit from Oklahoma after 14 years. Numerous church attendees and visits to neighbors are noted. F. E. Gadberry shifts roles in postcard sales and hog trades occur with Reidenbach Bros. and Amos Audsley. Mrs. Otto Ruppert is ill. Will Crain injures hand. Scott Johnson and sister attend church. Local bureau of information shuts down when south wind blows. A curious query asks if a young man at Ruppert’s is a bird hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wolfskill
Wm. Cooksey
Sam McClain
Oklahoma
Mrs. Steel
Slater
Frank
Will Birch
R. C. Steel
F. E. Gadberry
Joseph Herrman
Reidenbach Bros
F.E. Gadberry
Amos Audsley
Otto Ruppert
Will Crain
Scott Johnson
Crearville
Bureau of Information
Mr. Ruppert
Warrensburg social round notes and school events
Warrensburg papers record visits from Grace Wise of Marshall and Miss Nana Hall hosting events at Antioch and Green Mound schools. A shoe box supper raised eighty dollars. Miss Sallie Maupin won a prettiest girl contest with a brooch pin. Several local families and guests, including Rev. Dotson and the Arringtons, are mentioned with illness and visits.
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Ethel Wilson
Ida Richards
Myrtle Masters
Lizzie Smith
Warrensburg
Floira ‘Miller
Salt Pond School
Grace Wise
Marshall
Nana Hall
Charlie O Neal
Dotson
J. P. Wilson
Ethel
Andy Cook
Aileen Miller
George Masters
Elizabeth Harrison
Green Mound School
Largest in the History of the Institution at Moberly College
The Moberly Commercial College reports record or near record enrollment for January as attendance grows daily. A dedicated enrollment officer directs students to housing, with a steady stream even during Christmas and Sundays. Catalogs are available by mail or phone.
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Moberly Com
Moberly Commercial College
Moberly, Mo
Radical cure for inebriety attributed to Zaleucus
A tale from around 500 B C attributes a radical method to Zaleucus for invalids who drink against physician orders, proposing death as punishment. The piece notes its interest as an ultra modern attitude toward alcoholic beverages.
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Zaleucus
The Kitty Resented It Edwin Aged Three Calms Confession
A three year old boy named Edwin confessed to beating a cat after fondling it too much. He appeared before his mother with a scratched hand and a guilty expression as the incident was explained. The brief exchange highlights a child’s admission and a minor animal harm episode.
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Edwin
de Mneator
Expressive hotel named Luxury in European capital
In a European capital a new large hotel has opened at a high cost with the manager selecting the telegraphic address Luxury. The centerpiece suggests opulence and modern luxury as a marketing highlight for the establishment.
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Europe
Peculiar Florida River Navigates North to the Ocean
The St. John’s River in Florida is described as the only navigable river in the country that generally flows northward toward the Atlantic. The note highlights its unique direction and maritime significance for navigation and trade.
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Florida
St. John's
The Grace of Giving Sunday School Lesson 1900
Paul on the Grace of Giving outlines the blessing and principles of cheerful donations for Jerusalem's poor. It highlights the Macedonian example, the joy of giving, and the call for a ready mind, with practical notes on proportion, poverty, and spiritual wealth guiding believers to support the Lord's work.
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Paul
Jesus
Jerusalem
R. V
Macedonia
Philippi
Nolely
Philipp
Corinth
Carnegle
St. Paul
Christ
Jesus Christ
God
Zimmerman Cerveny Wedding Announcement in Chicago
A handsomely engraved wedding notice announces the marriage of Ernest Rudolph Zimmerman and Misa Beatrice Lyda Cerveny in Chicago on November 25. Zimmerman, reared in Marshall, is a son of Mr and Mrs Martin Zimmerman now of Cripple Creek Colorado. Congratulations.
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Ernest Rudolph Zimmerman
Misa Beatrice Lyda Cerveny
Chicago
Zimmerman
Marshall
Martin Zimmerman
Cripple Creek
Colo
Westermeier Chaffee wedding in Carlinville and St Louis
Edward Westermeier a young Carlinville businessman married Elizabeth Miller of St. Louis on Wednesday November 2 at Father O Neils home on West Arrow. The bride, sister of Mrs. Chaffee, was well known as head-trimmer in her sister's millinery. After a week's visit they departed for their new home in Carlinville.
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Edward Westermeier
Carlinville
Ill
Elizabeth Miller
St. Louis
Father O Neil
West Arrow
Joseph Chaffee
Missouri Triumphant Over Jayhawkers In Thanksgiving Game
Missouri Tigers defeated Kansas Jayhawks 12 to 6 in the annual Thanksgiving football clash at Kansas City between the two state universities. Our local football enthusiasts cheered the rare Missouri win, ending a long unbeaten streak since 1901.
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Kansas Jay Hawkers
Missouri Tigers
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas State
Celebration erupts as Missouri victory sparks huge Columbia rally
In Columbia Missouri on November 25 crowds filled the streets after news of a football win. Church bells rang for hours and whistles blew as students and townspeople joined a thousand-strong parade. Bonfires glowed citywide and celebrations continued late into the night.
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Columbia
A Thrilling Rescue and a Health Turnaround
Bert R. Lean of Cheny Washington recounts a dangerous lung trouble resisted by local doctors and Spokane specialists. He finally credits Dr Kings New Discovery with his complete recovery after costly visits in California. The medicine is promoted for lung trouble bronchitis coughs colds asthma croup and whooping cough with trial bottles offered and a guarantee.
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Bert R. Lean
Cheny
Wash
Spokane
California
Dr. King
P. H. Franklin
Uncle Eben on friends and merit
A brief quote from Uncle Eben warns against blaming others for treatment by friends. He claims a man lacks the right kind of friends because he did not deserve them, reflecting a moral lesson on personal responsibility.
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Eben
Barbarous Warfare Description from Ancient Battle
A stark note on Alexander the Great ordering mutilation of fallen foes to intimidate enemies, detailing the brutal practice intended to heighten horror as a strategic display. The source portrays a ruthless method used in warfare to deter opponents and crush morale.
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Alexander
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Fisk
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Mabel Smith
Cretcher
Schaff
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Crazy With Joy
Farmers Savings Bank
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