Stanton Drives Through Night Race Prep
Stanton, a stubborn driver, debates with Floyd and Mr. Green over risk and performance. He insists on driving his car personally, defying Rupert and office pressure, as the Mercury rolls in and mechanics ready the vehicle.
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Floyd
Stanton
Tlahten
Mr. Green
Rupert
Mat
Eles
Grandstand
Walt
Mies Carlisle
Mercury
Akill
Endurance at Dawn on the Motordrome Duel
Stanton and Brantop pilot the Duplex and Mercury in a perilous speed duel as dawn lightens the track. A mist, a wreck, and a tense confession test rivalries, responsibility, and nerve before the crowd.
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Stanton
Brantop
Lightning damages home of W H Brown in June storm
The home of W H Brown was struck by lightning on Wednesday June 5 causing considerable damage. Mrs J Brown and daughters Lucile and Virginia traveled recently to visit relatives in Virginia. Mrs Ellen Quisenberry and daughter Wyllie left for the Ozarks for Mrs Quisenberrys health reasons. Globe.
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W. H. Brown
Mrs. J. Brown
Lucile
Virginia
Ellen Quisenberry
Wyllie
Ozarks
Dr Kings New Discovery Tackles Pneumonia Colds
The piece extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for pneumonia and winter illnesses, praising its effectiveness against coughs colds and croup. A testimonial from Mrs. George W Place of Rawsonville VI claims it helped her husband avoid pneumonia thrice or four times. Guaranteed for bronchial affections. Price 50 cents and 1.00, trial bottle free at P A Franklin's Drugstore.
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Dr. King
George W. Place
Rawsonville
P A. Franklin
Barn Fire Destroys Property and Corn in Nelson
Fire of unknown origin destroyed Mrs. M. L. Pinley s barn the butcher shop and a small amount of W. H. Higginbotham s corn stored there Wednesday night. No wind saved nearby frame buildings from probable spread. The blaze was found about 2 30 a m. and caused material losses. Also noted was death of John Hicklin of Lexington with funeral travel by Mre John Marr and family.
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M. L. Pinley
W. H. Higginbotham
East Main
John Marr
John Hicklin
Lexington
Emma
J. RK
D. F. Crocket
Nelson Record
New Life Pills Offer Relief From Stomach Ailments
A vintage drug advertisement claims Dr King s New Life Pills foil foul plots by stimulating liver and bowels to restore health and good feelings. Sold for 25 cents at P H Franklin s Drugstore.
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Dr. King
P. H. Franklin
Nutter to Open Garage and Machine Shop on Main Street
W. T. Nutter, longtime machinist at Co. & A. shops, plans to open a garage and machine shop in the Nantes building on South Main Street. Miss Lulu Cope gave her Fourth Annual Musical at the Auditorium last Friday evening to a large appreciative audience. Mrs Louis Feis and her son Charles left for Goodland Kansas to visit Mrs Feis daughter-in-law, Mrs Elmer Bennington. News.
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W. T. Nutter
Nantes
South Main Street
Lulu Cope
Louis Feis
Charles
Goodland
Kansas
Feis
Neice
Elmer Bennington
Electric Bitters Prove Durable Cure for Lewisburg Man
Shout for Joy CB. Rader of Lewisburg West Virginia credits Electric Bitters with curing a ten year struggle with stomach trouble and rheumatism. He claims the tonic addressed dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and kidney poisons linked to rheumatism. One bottle costs 50 cents and is guaranteed to satisfy at P. H. Franklin's Drug Store.
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CB. Rader
Lewisburg
W Va
P. H. Franklin
Colorado
Great Hills
Deen
Oerding Family Returns From Kansas City Visit
John Oerding brought his son Adolph home from Kansas City after consulting a nervous diseases specialist. Doctors gave little hope for improvement as Adolph is hopelessly afflicted with epilepsy. August Rucker and his wife with their little daughter from Sedalia stayed with relatives here last week. Gust Rucker had been at the Maywood hospital in Sedalia recovering from an appendicitis operation.
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John Oerding
Adolph
Kansas City
August Rucker
Sedalia
Gust
Maywood
Aix Ke
Burglars hit four stores and offices Sunday night
Burglars or a burglar broke into four business houses and the Lene Rhoades office last Saturday night. They robbed W Rhoades druggist D T McGinnis general merchandise Tillery and Girard’s racket store and Claud Ala meat market. Losses included cigars stamps cash jewelry and clothing. An attempt was made on A D Baker hardware. The Eagle convention notes and next year’s venue are also reported.
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Lene & Rhoades
W. R. Rhoades
D. T. McGinnis
Gecord
Claud Ala
Rhoades
Al‘on
McGinnis
Tillery & Girard
Lenz and Rhoades Poultry Yard
A. D. Baker
Slater Rustler
Apple Crop Reports Indicate Large Harvest Outlook
Correspondents to the Secretary report an unusually large apple crop in sight with a June drop possibly reducing it. Insects and diseases threaten unsprayed orchards, but overall injury remains light. Ben Davis, Gano, Winesap set well. Jonathan and York poor. State average around 72 percent, varying by region, spraying commonly at 14 percent with Northwest Missouri highest at 20 percent. W. W. Chenoweth.
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Ben Davis
Jonathan
York
Missouri
Northwest Missouri
Central Missouri
W. W. Chenoweth
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Warer
Ite Manter
Cossa
Sabaiee
Bulletin Register
Blake
Mr. Granton
Tesa
Nelson
Slater
Sweeet Springs
Pletcher's Abstoria
Fletcher
The
Eagles
Marshall
Eagle
Mth
Trenton
Rocky Mountain
Rock Island Lines
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pushio
Rocky Mountain Limited
Colorado Flyer
Lous
Rock Island
J. A. Stewart Geanrst Pesorptor F
Topeka
Massas
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