Hendricks Retaken After Bond Jump In Forgery Case
Ex Sedalia insurance agent J. F. Hendricks, indicted in Cole county for forgery and embezzlement, was captured by Sheriff Smith in Miller county after fleeing a bond. He is jailed in Jefferson City awaiting trial for forging a draft signature and cashing it at Merchants' Bank and embezzling from Prudential Insurance.
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J. F. Hendicks
Cole County
Miller County
Sheriff Smith
Jefferson City
Merchants’ Bank
Prudential Insurance Company
Sunday School Picnic at Forest Park
The German evangelical church Sunday school holds an afternoon and evening outing at Forest Park with members enjoying activities and fellowship.
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German Evangelical Church
Forest Park
Moonlight Picnic Planned by First Congregational Classes
The Sunday school classes of the First Congregational church have organized a moonlight picnic for Friday evening. The event invites all class members and aims to provide fellowship, light refreshments, and an enjoyable outdoor gathering under the night sky.
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First Congregational Church
Trip to the country in wagon with a long lunch
A trip by wagon to the country promises an elaborate lunch. The plan includes a leisurely return journey with ample time for meals and conversation.
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Ad
An old advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a non opiate remedy for coughs colds and throat ailments. It promises pleasant taste for children and adults and urges the red clover biogram and homey bee on the bottle. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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Kennedy
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Masonic Lodge Calls Masters to Regular Meeting
Granite lodge No. 272 A. F. and A. M. invites all master Masons to a regular communication tomorrow night at o'clock. W. H. Holcroft worshipful master and S. M. Hodges secretary urge attendance.
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Granite Lodge No
A. F
A. M. Wi
Mora Note Highlights Local Activity and Events
Mora notes reveal daily life with visits and travels such as George Dump to Sedalia, Gerd Miller visiting, and Miss Jennie Cooper returning home. Cattle shipments to Kansas City accompany local commerce while a Saturday flower sale and a Christian revival led by Rev John Couch and Rev Northcard provide community gathering notes.
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Christian Church
John Couch
Northcard
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
Catarrh cannot be cured by external application. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease and requires internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure, taken internally, purifies the blood and acts on mucous surfaces. It is not a quack medicine and was prescribed by leading physicians. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. testimonials available. For constipation use Hall's Family Pills.
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Hall
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Ad Cites Skin Cure Claims
An advertisement extols DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for sunburn and skin and scalp diseases. It claims to cure blind bleeding itching and protruding piles and to draw out burns while healing without a scar. It also asserts quick cures for boils old sores and carbuncles and warns against substitutes as dangerous and ineffective.
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DeWitt
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Local visitors and travels around Sedalia area
Lamonte August 16 Misses Gail and Elma Fleming return to Sedalia after visiting D. H. Norris and family. C. H. Garton and wife of Sedalia visit Mrs Garton’s parents Gasper Wilson and wife. Maude O Bannon and Ollie Black return from Longwood and Sedalia. Addie Garton of Mound City visits relatives. Mrs. V F Kellar ill on South Main. Claude Jamison of Sedalia visits R. O Bannon’s family. Lucia Gibbs of Sedalia hosted by Mrs L C Yonker. George Hartley and wife host Charles King and little son Daisy Kemp visits Dallas relatives. Mrs Pengilly and Daisy return to Clinton. Mrs Ben Bond returns to Tipton. Julia Johnson returns from Lenox Iowa. W H Agee attends funeral of Helen and Kathryn Courtney in Sedalia. C O Arnette and wife of Camp Branch visit C F Hughes. Co E Terry and wife move into new home on South Main. Jennie Green and family move to Sedalia East Seventh Street.
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Lamonte
Gail
Elma Fleming
Sedalia
D. H. Norris
C. H. Garton
Mrs. Garton
Gasper Wilson
Maude O’bannon
Ollie Black
Longwood
Addie Garton
Mound City
V. F. Kellar
South Main Street
Claude Jamison
R. O'Bannon
Thisity
L. ¢. Yonker
Lucia Gibbs
Pascal King
Little Son
Chicago
King
George Hartley
Daisy Kemp
Dallas
Texas
Pengilly
Daisy
Clinton
Ben Bond
Tipton
Julia Johnson
Lenox
W. H. Agee
Little Helen
Kathryn Courtney
C. O. Arnette
Camp Branch
C. F. Hughes
Co. E. Terry
Jennie Green
East Seventh Street
Local Notes From Georgetown and Vicinity
Farmers plow for wheat while visitors arrive from Sedalia Marshall and Houstonia. Miss Agnes Curran visits her uncle C W Curran. Miss Louise Menefee visits Miss Annie Shepard. Miss Emm Rieckie returns home. Homer Prythman recovering after horse accident. Rev Turrentine to preach at M E church. Several young people tour McAllister Springs. Arthur Dow listed as sick. Miss Maud Adkinson and Miss Adelaide Hero visiting relatives.
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Agnes Curran
Sedalia
C. W. Curran
John Lakin and Son
Longwood
Louise Menefee
Annie Shepard
Rufus Clark
Marshall
Homer Prythman
Turrentine
M. E. Cuwen
McAllister Springs
Emm. Rieckie
Ralph Dow
Bob
Jim Grimes
Houstonia
Arthur Dow
Maud Adkinson
Napton, Mo
E. A. DeJarnette
Adelaide Hero
D. M. Williams
Allen's Footbase for Corns and Blisters
An advertisement promotes Allen's footbase powder to relieve corns bunions smarting hot swollen feet. Available at all druggists and shoe stores for 860.
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Allen
Tipton Social Roundup Sees Visitors and Street Fair Grow
Mrs E W McClusky and four children of St Louis spend August with Mrs C W Marsh and Mrs C C Maclay. Miss Kathryn Monroe of Sedalia visits Miss Alma Hirst and friends. Isabel and Helen Monroe visit Elinor Maclay for the fair. Frank Crone visits his brother J R Crone in Nevada. Shelby Bartle travels from St Louis to the north farm. Mrs Mae Nelson and children return to St Louis after visiting RN E D Nelson. Street fair crowds throng Main street as stock is shown and a lively scene develops.
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Tipton
E. W. McClusky
St. Louis
C. W. Marsh
C. C. Maclay
Kathryn Monroe
Sedalia
Alma Hirst
Isabel
Helen Monroe
Elinor Maclay
Frank Crone
J. R. Crone
Nevada
Shelby Bartle
Mae Nelson
E. D. Nelson
The Only Way to Health Through Food
Health brief touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a cure for stomach troubles. It claims the stomach must be kept healthy to maintain mind and body and lists symptoms improved by the remedy. Sold by W. & Bard Drug Co.
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W. &. Bard Drug Co
Forbis and Hayes Married by Judge Parsons
G L Forbis and Miss Lena Hayes of Molt Clay County wed this afternoon in Weathereennes? by Probate Judge O F Parsons.
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Judge Parsons
G. L. Forbis
Lena Hayes
Molt, Clay County
O. F. Parsons
Monarch Laundry Ad Promises Convenient Wash Day
Tomorrow 18 wash day at the Monarch Laundry. Send the family cashing to the Monarch Laundry at 666 South Ohio Street. Call 188 and our wagon will call.
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Monarch Laundry
South
Ohio Street
Enormous Cost of War Between Japan and Russia
Article reports the ongoing war between Japan and Russia consuming about 2,006,990 dollars daily. It highlights the vast expense and material strain on both nations as the conflict continues.
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Japan
Russia
Armies of 1,221,000 Men in War Costs Rise
A New York report after Aug 17 warns that Russia and Japan field 1,221,000 troops, with daily war costs near 1 million dollars per nation. It details battles since Mukden, naval actions, and projected campaigns as peace talks falter.
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New York
Baron Komura
Serge Witte
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Japan
Russia
Mukden
Straits of Korea
Mvnkden
Saghatien
Oyama
Oku
Kuroki
Harbin
Hassayama
Vladi
War Outlook: Russia and Japan Face Finite Peace Options
The article analyzes potential peace terms between Witte and Baron Komura and notes that Japan and Russia must use their wartime borrowing capacity as the deciding factor if conflict continues. It highlights Japan’s distant army, the withdrawal of Russia’s power, and Japan’s control of Senghalien as indicators of possible outcomes.
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Witte
Komura
Russia
Japan
Oyama
Pussia
Manchuria
Siberia
Linoviteh
Viadivostok
Harbin
Vladivostok
Pacific
Senghalien
The Greatest Discovery of the Century
Worrel's Insect Exterminator promises a breakthrough product sold by druggists for 30 cents. The brief ad notes a sensational claim of discovery and urges readers to purchase locally.
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Worrel
Penitentiary Binder Twine Display Planned at State Fair
Warden to showcase 100 pounds of sisal twine made at the penitentiary at Sedalia's State fair next week. A prison inspectors meeting at the warden's home authorized the display.
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Sedalia
Jefferson City
Tri- Dune
Expert Sewing Machine Repairs In Sedalia Mo
Expert sewing machine repairs offered at Singer stores with oil of absolute purity and the best needles and parts for all machines. Visit red S at 106 West Main Street in Sedalia Missouri.
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Singer
West Main Street
Sedalia
Conference Tonight Postponed by Storm
Owing to last night's storm the second quarterly conference of the First M. E. Church was postponed until tonight.
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M. E. Church
Brandt & Grote for Vigoral Health and Sig S Your
Brandt and Grote present Vigoral Health and Sig S Your. The message touts a health product, claiming superiority and personal endorsement. No concrete details or evidence are provided.
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Moe Fon
PasSubile Signatere of
Ees
Hendircks
Sedalia Insurance
Gastoria
Bears
Centaur
Masonic
W. H. Holcroft
W. M. S. M. Hodges
Davies
White Lead & Color Works
Gah
Mich
E. Bard Drug CO
South One
West Main
Wilson
Hansam
S of
East Sedalia
Q. C. Phone
Bell Phone
N. E. Cor
Sts
MORA
Howard Gilmore
J. W. Hicks
Dr. Collins
Patsy Sullivan
Clarence Dump
George Dump
Gerd Miller
Martian Meyer
Cole Camp
Jennie Cooper
Moss
A. CC. Eckhoff
J. K. Bluhm
Mr. Greer
Kansas City
Ternoon
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Ruggidts
Georgetown
Arg
Tipton News
Berry
Dunkin Drug Co
E. R. Berry Chemical Co., Dept. P
Caranteed
Oly
Somereon
Havana
Key West
Hershberger & Annabil
Sedalia Candy Company
Arthur
Vostok
Port Arthur
Sato
Provea
Jussia
Owns
Dewie qQce
Hicago
U.S.A
Bard Drug Ca
Missouri Pacific Stock Yards
C. J. Hieronymus
Scott
Graham
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