Rieger Surrenders for Prison Term in Missouri Bank Case
Pang D Viever once led the defunct Missouri National Bank of Kansas City and was convicted of misappropriating funds. He arrived in Jefferson City from New York with his wife and 16 year old son to begin a six year sentence. Covington was indicted but released. Rieger faced a harshly fought prosecution.
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Jefferson City
Pang
D Viever
Missouri National Bank of
Kansas City
New York
Rieger
Hout Jase
Allowel Boawn Riavenue
Tryy
Howard I. Covington
Covington
City Dog Tax Due at City Hall Office
The message announces dog tax collection at the city hall. Tax is one dollar for each male dog and two dollars for each female per annum. Unlicensed dogs found at large after June 20 will be killed. Owners Are urged to pay promptly to avoid trouble. Chief of Police Quayle signs.
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Ta. Quayle
Erud
Local Notices And Social Snippets From Town
Miss Lena Mathis of Moberly visits friends east of town this week. Miss Pearl Edwards of McLena Kan visits relatives east of town. John Harrison and Miss Mittie Mice guests of Miss Liana Newton last Sunday. Mrs John Gooding poorly but improving. Rev Lockhart of Central College preached at Pleasant View last Sunday. Will Elsen from St Louis visiting home in the Falls. Willie Elsen holds a conductor post in St Louis streetcar. Notice rent of old city reservoir for one year with access restrictions for dead animal disposal and gate safety. Pasturage requests available from Lome, Jo W Ragsdale at Morley and Rolting. Advertisement for DIS THUNA baby remedy from Charleston doctors’ advice.
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Old City
Lome
Jo W
Ragsdale
Corner Morley and
Rolting Sts
Piano and Vocal Selections Remain on Evening Program
The program lists multiple piano solos and vocal numbers performed by Mrs. Irvin HL St Clair and others. It includes a ladies quartet At Eventide, readings by Mrs. Chase and Miss Oliva Buel, and a double quartet Italia by Donizetti, with performers named throughout.
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the Two Angels
Blumenthal
Irvin
HL St Clair
Cgoote
Bickle
Miss Fife
Jones
Fife
Jidna Mounee
Billy
Mrs. Chase
Ad for Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in local column
An informal ad note complains about young men lacking steady gifts as evenings with girls collapse due to headaches. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for stomach troubles and headache, urging readers to buy from local druggists.
Cheap Sedalia excursion from Moberly on June 9
The M K D offers a round trip excursion to Sedalia for $1.00 on Sunday June 9 to attend the baseball game between the Sedalia Club and the Morarily Signals. Special train leaves Moberly at 8 30 a m and returns from Sedalia at 3 30 p m.
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Sedalia
Moberly
Gallatin Editor Named as State Charities Secretary Successor
The State Board of Charities at Jefferson City accepted the resignation of Secretary A. K. Rogers of Boonville and elected Wes L. Robinson of Gallatin as his successor. Mr. Robinson is editor and proprietor of the Gallatin Democrat. A stray ad notes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a stomach remedy, sold by druggists.
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State Board of Charities
Jefferson City
A. K. Rogers
Boonville
Wes L. Robinson
Galatin
Robinson
The
Galatin Democrat
Seven car loads of Sehlitz beer en route to Philippines
Seven car loads of Sehlitz beer passed through the city yesterday on the Wasbash bound for Kansas City and then the Philippines for the thirsty boys in blue. Each car bore placards declaring the Philippines destination and that Sehlitz beer paves the way to civilization. Also an ad for Herbine and Dr. Burke's Bath Side Drug Store appears in the text.
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Wasbash
Latin Teacher Chosen by Local School Board
The school board last night elected Miss Edith M. Ballis of Chicago to be Latin teacher at the high school. Ballis brings high recommendations, refined manners, and proven teaching experience.
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Edith M. Ballis
Chicago
Fansler family prospecting tour from Kansas to Montana
Dr. W. D. Fansler and his young son Walter left yesterday afternoon for Montana and other western points on a prospecting trip. They will also visit friends in Kansas City before returning home. The ad urges use of Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment for piles with relief promised. The piece also notes a Kansas state deficit and debates over appropriations, criticizing Republican administration and urging community investment in local industry.
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W. D.fansler
Walter
Montana
West
Kansas City
Tabler
Prica
John F
Garry
Dr. Burke
Kansas
Bowlers
Missouri
Sunflowers
Rex Twa Purifies Blood and Beautifies Complexion
Patent medicine claim promises to cure constipation and kidney and liver complaints by purifying the blood and beautifying the complexion. Druggists authorize refunds if Rex Twa fails to deliver claimed results. price listed as cents per package.
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Jon
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Defer Aon City
Luther Newton
Whoore Turner
Lena Mathis
Miss Pearl Edwards
McLena
Kan
John Harrison
Miss Mittie Mice
Liana Newton
John Gooding
Joseph Johnston
Wasron
Losiays
Will Elsen
St. Louis
Willie
Mound City
Phat Cian
Charleston
Thor
Christian Endeavor Goncert
First Presbyterian Church
Ed Settles
Wichita
J. S. Crews
Barrow Street
Roscoe McCanne
Williams Street
Bryan
Salisbury
First Presbyterian
Robinson's Book Store
W. Beeler
Jennie Martin
Chillicothe
Dec Graham
Mexico
Reed Street
Inc
W. Sars
Clark St
Alice Marmaduse
Cairo
Lil
Walter Owens
East Side
T. A. Cottingham
Macy
Anderson’s
Rest
John N. Paylor
W. J. Bryan
Tandmarks
John N. Taylor
Anna Mae Priest
Texarkana
Arkansas
Theo
Olive Buel
Madison Medicine Co
Widers
W. M. Featherston
Furnish
Paris
Mr. Teatherston
Jimmie Ragsdale
Col. A. Et
Waller
W. A. Rothwell
J. Lowell
Chariton
Henry
Levy
Shoe Department
Oxfords
Childrens
Pat
Henry Levy & Co
Atmady Cht
Gallatin
Dr. Caldwell
Philippines
He Tver
Price de Horenle
John #. Ourrs
Burke
Baat
Richardson’s
Bowers
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