Local items and notices from the vicinity
Mrs Arch Hanley is very ill near Woodson. J H Wilson of Waverly visited Tuesday. Summer millinery at Mrs Chaffee's with a complete line of hats. Mr and Mrs Jos Ploard from Norton Wednesday. Mrs Will Weinrich near Fairville shopped in Marshall Wednesday. Joseph Hyde of Seattle visits sister Mary E King. Mrs W R Dobyns and sister Sadie Buckland return to St Joseph. Aubrey Deal's barn near Mt Leonard burned Monday night. Mrs Walter Woodard’s daughters visited Tuesday. May Festival hats at Mrs Chaffee’s. Judson Hall, Sedalia attorney and senate candidate, to address Republicans at court house tomorrow. Complaints about Republican delivery timing noted. Miss Blanche McNeely’s music pupils gave recitals at Odd Fellows hall. Dr Black returned from Washington DC after a conservation conference. Patterson Bros paid $850 for 14 spring chickens. note on high consumption costs.
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Arch Hanley
Woodson
J. H. Wilson
Waverly
W. R. Dobyns
Sadie Buckland
St. Joseph
Aubrey Deal
Mt. Leonard
Jake Clawson
Jas. W
Judson Hall
Sedalia
Court House
Blanche McNeely
Odd Fellows Hall
Mrs Miller Returns Home After Visit in East St Louis
Mrs J Miller of East St Louis returns home Sunday after a two week visit with daughters Mrs Joe Chaffee and Miss Jennie Miller.
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J. Miller
East St. Louis
Joe Chaffee
Jennie Miller
Marshall Elks Host Delightful South Square Reception
The Marshall Elks held a pleasant reception at their hall on the south side of the square Tuesday evening inviting many friends. Vocal and instrumental music added to the enjoyment of the occasion.
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Marshall Elks
Ambitious youths sought by 850000 corporation
An energetic young man may secure a position with a large corporation offering growth into a substantial income. Address inquiries to President, Lalte 707 Helst Blbg, Kansas City, Missouri, or call (520) ae a for details.
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Lalte
Helst
Kaness City
Services Saturday at Ridge Park Cemetery for trustees election
A Saturday service at Ridge Park Cemetery Long by a male quartet includes Tavocation and Benediction with a 2:30 p.m. start. At service end the annual election of Trustees will be held and all lot owners are urged to attend and vote. Trustees request city businesses close during the afternoon ceremony. CO. W. Lankfort, president, J. Van Dyke, secretary.
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Ridge Park Cemetery
Hon. Perry
Rader
CO. W. Lankfort
Pres. J. van Dyke
Becy
Frank Taylor Visits Bartlesville Family Plans Stay
Frank Taylor and family are in Bartlesville Oklahoma visiting friends. Mr. Taylor expects to return next week while his family remains for a full month.
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Frank Taylor
Bartlesville
Oklo
Mr. Taylor
Missouri Valley College Commencement Week Schedule
Mis souri Valley College presents a series of events for Commencement Week including an elocution recital on Saturday the 23rd at 8 p m a baccalaureate sermon on Saturday May 24 at 4 p m a musical on Monday May 25 at 8 p m the senior academic graduation on Tuesday May 26 at 8 p m an alumni play on Wednesday May 27 at 8 p m and the commencement on Thursday May 28 at 10 a m.
May Festival by Lachman-Loos Hippodrome in Marshall
The Lachman Loos Hippodrome will exhibit in Marshall for one week starting Monday May 25 under Saline Aerie No 660 F. O. E. The company has expanded with new attractions, claiming to be among the best on the road.
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Lachman-Loos Hippodrome
Marshall
Saline Aerie No. 660 F. O. E
Alton Breaks Speed Pact With Chicago to Kansas City Train
Alton announces end of speed agreement with Chicago and Kansas City railroads. It will introduce a new Chicago KC passenger train on a thirteen hour schedule starting Sunday, after losing the Golden State Limited from the Rock Island. The move ends the existing thirteen and a half hour limit.
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Chicago
Ill
Alton Road
Kansas City
Alton
Rock Island
Alton Tracks
Local Residents Report Family News From Nearby Areas
Ben and F. M. McRoberts from near Blosser visited yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W A Fisher of Sedalia, formerly Saline, announce a new girl born May 14 with mother and child doing well.
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W A. Fisher
Sedalia
Saline
Risked life to save dog in icy New Jersey canal
George Gordon of Bloomfield risked his life to rescue a terrier from an ice hole on the Morris canal near Liberty street bridge. He crawled onto cracking ice, reached the dog as it fell into eight feet of water, and pulled it to shore despite the ice giving way. Both man and dog made it safely to land.
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George Gordon
Lee
Bloomfield
N. J
New York World
Morris Canal
Liberty Street
Gordon
Gordon H
Funds for Armament Proposal in Japan Army Fortifications
The Japanese government proposes to spend 63.7 million dollars on fortifications and the army. The plan aims to strengthen land defenses and enhance military capacity amid regional tension and security concerns.
Japan Cuts Expenditures As U.S. Seeks Naval Increase
The Japanese government reduces both classes of expenditure this year while the United States government requests a substantial rise in its naval spending.
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United States
Untapped Body and Mind Weigh Down on Spirit and Tempers
The passage argues that inactivity in body and mind leaves spirits to turn destructive. When labor or exercise is absent, thoughts and affections stagnate, causing unrest and rancor. Temper becomes impotent and prone to flare with the slightest spark, likened to fuel ready to ignite.
Bald Man Seeks Hair Remover to End Agony
A drug store customer with a firm tread asks for preparations to remove superfluous hair. The druggist offers a pint for use on the head, but the man is nearly bald already. He wants to finish the rest of the hair loss in one sweep to end the agony, citing watching the cow hair leak away.
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Success Magazine
Rothrock urges state control of forest reserves in Pennsylvania
Dr. Rothrock, Pennsylvania Forestry Association official, reports 700000 plus acres of public reservations valued at 3 million dollars are under state ownership for river source protection. He calls for state control of water power, regulated public camping, seedling distribution at no cost, leasing land for health colleges, and tax postponement on growing trees to enlist private landowners in reforestation.
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Pennsylvania
Rothrock
Pennsylvania Forestry Association
Forestry Commissioner
Springfield Republican
A Knock and a Quip Then a Chance Meeting
A fragment shows a flirtatious aside about fate and a confession of meeting a husband by accident as a lady chauffeur bites her lip in a staged moment. The lines suggest a light, informal dialogue with a hint of romance.
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Seattle
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Walter Woodard
Lillian
Sophia
Wood
Bertie
White House
Michigan
Taylor’s Cash Dept
Julie Wright
Missouri Valley College
The
Eagles
Citi
Ae Mortancor Omic
Frese of Old
Bears
Castoria
Ben
F. M. McRoberts
Blosser
Jeresy
Terrier
Universal
Mileage Books
Eastern Committee Western
Grly Way
B. Haw
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