Sedalia Defeats Fort Scott in Missouri Valley Ball Clash
Fort Scott visitors brought nearly 400 fans to Sedalia as the Goldbugs won 6 to 2 at League Park. Bauers and Bevis starred in defense while Driscoll and Holliday contributed offensively and on the mound.
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White
McDill
Hoy
Bauers
Schipke
Green
Steele
Fort Scott
Driscoll
Holliday
Giants
Goldbugs
Innning
Bevis
Rohn
Bavers
Ball
Sedalia
Greene
Gray
Shipke
Schranz
Downs
Pennington
Curtis
Lemon
Cheek
Cartis
Eenree Shipke
Steele Nolliday
Ingipss
Fort Scott O
Charles Woydt Escapes Severe Steam Scalding
Charles Woydt, a stationary engineer at the Lemp's Sedalia ice and refrigerating plant on West Main Street, narrowly escaped death when steam from an adjoining boiler flooded his, causing him to faint. Plant employees removed him. he revived shortly after and returned to work.
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Charles Woydt
Lemp’s
Sedalia Ice and Refrigerating Company
West Main Street
Voydt
Birth Notice for Jamin Family Son
A son was born at the home of Mr and Mrs C W Jamin at 715 West Seventh Street on Sunday August 9.
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C. W. Jaminet
West Seventh Street
Yellowstone Park A World Unique For Visitors
The article extols Yellowstone National Park as a unique world wonderland preserved in wilderness and wildlife. It highlights convenient access via Union Pacific and Monida stage lines, with low summer rates and travel information through H. G. Kaill in Kansas City. It also mentions Florinella Cream and old paper sales.
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Yellowstone Park
Roosevelt
Union Pacific
Monida
Concord
Yellowstone Stage Co
Park
H. G. Kaill
P. A
Main Street
Kansas City
State Fair Entries Surge as Opening Approaches
Secretary Rippey enlists more help to process entries for the State Fair with over two hundred cattle already signed up. The new horticultural building is not yet finished but will be usable in time. Also advertised are dental services by Dr. George A Major at low prices and a range of patent and botanical remedies including Ball Blue and Botanic Blood Balm offered by local vendors.
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Bauers
Sedalia
Ball
Bevis
Steele
Driscoll
Gray
Fort Scott
James Conner
Cravens
Holliday
Conner
Sob” Lawson
Lawson
State Fairgrounds
Redmond
Davis
Woodbury
Fort
Farrell
Iola
Eood
Armstrong
Iolia
Sentinel
George A. Major
T. T. Major & Son
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Peruna endorsements and notices on remedies and travel ads
Letters praising Peruna from Congressman Wilber and C F Given claim it cures colds and catarrh. Julian Weisslitz testifies Peruna saved his singing career after bronchial catarrh. Physicians invite inquiries for free advice. Local ads announce Dr Hartman contact, a dentist move, Arlington Pharmacy perfumes, and discounted rail to Boonville and Moberly with limited dates.
Bitters Promised to Restore Health Before Meals
A health note urges taking a dose of Bitters before each meal to invigorate the system. It claims cures for Sick Headache Nervousness Indigestion Constipation Dyspepsia and Kidney Troubles and advises readers to try the remedy.
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Hornaday
League Park
Springfield
Pittsburg
Horton
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Wood
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Joplin
Yellowstone National Park
Arlington Pharmacy
Rippey
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Logan Crowns
Alvatunde
Chi Street
Red Cross
Bes
Botanic
Atlanta
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Congressman Wilber
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
D. F. Wilber
Oneonta
N. Y
Ohio
David F. Wilber
C. F. Given
Sussex
N. B
Julian Weisslitz
Seneca Street
Buffalo, N. Y
Sangerlust
New York
New York City
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium Columbia
Crescent
Tomor
W. S. Shepard, Com
L. Allen, R. K
W. M. Carter
M., K. & T. Railroad
Boonville
Moberly
Concresman
Wilber
Ohio St
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