Lamonte and area residents visit partners and kin
Local notes recount visits and guests from Lamar, Sedalia, St. Louis, Kansas City, Springfield, and Fulton. Individuals such as Miss Pear Baldwin Miss Inez Buchanan and Mrs. Jane Doster are mentioned alongside travel to Sedalia Joplin Aurora and Denver. Community gatherings at C. E. Terry home celebrate Miss Elizabeth Reavis and visitors from Missouri towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Laillow
Knowd Noster
Pear Baldwin
Sedalia
Joplin
W. W. Verold
Louie Weixal
East Mason Street
Jane Doster
St. Louis
Hugh Parker
Clinton Packer
Kansas
City
Mr. Rucker
C. E. Terry
Elizabeth Reavis
Aurora
J. P. McCann
WarrensJmg
Richard Parcell
Kansas City
Mrs. Parcell
South Main Street
Dass Barbee
Clyde Nelson
Nevada
Clevy
Joseph Staples
Riley
Chestnut Street
Emma Reavis
Denver
Cols
F. H. Fwier
Sweet Springs
Sam Manin
Kentucky
Hall's Catarrh Cure Exposed As Internal Remedy
Catarrh claims to be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure which is taken internally and said to act on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad asserts it is not a quack medicine and cites a physician's prescription, selling at 75 cents with testimonials offered free. Hughesville notes show local visits, church meetings, and social items from Aug. 30 with residents visiting relatives and events at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Duffy
Duffy's
Eesutiy
Isc
Anahemist
Nebel
Anbrtoken
Dutty
Byberry Notes and Local Happenings
Byberry reports include Bertha Carter visiting Sedalia, Lon Steele’s Bates county visit, C W Cordray taking a Sedalia position, and Sepain Downs recovering from illness. The Bunceton fair comes this week and E E Cordray attended the State Fair in Sedalia. Byberry will play ball Saturday against local pick-ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunceton
E. E. Cordray
Sedalia
Lon Steele
Bates County
C. W. Cordray
Salesville
Sepain Downs
Near Here
Byberry
Miss Hurley's Party Honors Miss Arline Phipps
Miss Etta Hurley hosted about sixty ladies at her home 501 South Grand avenue for euchre in honor of Miss Arline Phipps. Prizes included a hand painted plate for married ladies, a cut glass perfume bottle for Miss Besse Hall, and a bracelet for Miss Egelhoff. Banquet refreshments were served. guests included Miss Louise Maltby, Miss Ethel Oakley, and Miss Helen McGinley. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Hurley
South Grand Avenue
Euchre
Arline Phipps
Hurley
Miss Hurley
Harvey MazGugh
Teachers Picnic Honors Miss Kaics er Visitor From Colorado
Sedalia teachers gathered at Forest Park Tuesday afternoon to welcome Miss Kaics er of Colorado Springs visiting the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Sedalia
Forest Park
Kaicser
Colorado Springs
Dermatologist and Podiatrist tL. C. Snell Practice
Dr tL C Snell, dermatologist and chiropodist, offers hair scalp and complexion services at 152 West Third Street, presenting a broad range of skin and nail care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Third Street
Picnic at Wade's Grove Brightens Lamonte Sunday
The Sunday school of the Christian church at Lamonte enjoys a large picnic at Wade's Grove near the city. Amusements are provided for both old and young, promising wholesome entertainment and community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Lamonte
Teday
Wade’s Grove
Woodmen of America Camp Adds Three Members in Sedalia
The Sedalia Woodmen of America camp held a meeting last night and accepted three new members by transfer cards. A smoker is planned for next Wednesday night where several candidates will be inducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Woodmen of America
Relief for Women Offers Safe Herbal Regulator
An advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a pleasant monthly regulator for women with back pains kidney or bladder trouble. It notes a 50 cent price, sample pack free, and The Mother Gray Co. LeRoy New York. Also, Misses Ethel and Pearl Harman of Warrensburg will depart for Bisbee Arizona to teach in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy, N. Y
Ethel
Pearl Harman
Warrensburg
Bisbee
Ariz
Plaes
Kinsey Couple Mark Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Judge and Mrs Davis Kinsey celebrate forty years of marriage in Dayton Ohio where they were wed. The observance includes close family members and the late Rev David Winters who performed the ceremony.
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Davis Kinsey
Dayton
Ohio
David Winters
Wor rell's Insect Exterminator Ad Promises Safe Homes
A wartime style advertisement urges buyers to use Wor rell's Insect Exterminator to kill insects. It claims effectiveness on all kinds of pests and promotes a 30 cent treatment available at druggists.
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Worrell
Sewing Machine Needles at Low Prices
Advertisement for sewing supplies at Five Cents per package with reduced prices on all machine related items. Located at 106 West Main street Sedalia Mo. Look for the red S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
Sedaila
Price Joins Lodge Staley & Co in Sedalia Furniture Firm
C M Price, known in the furniture world, joins Lodge Staley & Co to boost the rapidly expanding business. Price brings wholesale retail and manufacturing experience from Grand Rapids and Kansas City, strengthening the firm run by B M Lodge and W E Staley as they push toward greater volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Price
Lodge Staley & Co
Mr. Price
Grand Rapids
Mich
Price
Kansas City
Sedalia
B. M. Lodge
W. E. Staley
Messrs. Lodge
Yellow Clothes Are Unsightly Ball Blue Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to keep yellowed garments white using Red Cross Ball Blue. The copy promises a large eight ounce package sold by grocers for six cents.
Mrs Ittel to Return to Sedalia Residence in October
Mrs. Ittel, formerly of Sedalia, has been living in St Louis and is now in Boonville. She plans to return to Sedalia to reside on or about October 1, while Mr and Mrs Melior, who occupy the Ittel home, seek another house to reside in.
Are You Using Allen's Foot Base Shake In Your Saves
An advertisement for Allen's Foot Base powder claims relief for corns bunions and swollen feet. It urges purchase at druggists and shoe stores and notes the price as 26e. Also promotes Monarch Laundry pickup service with phone numbers and address at 606 South Ohio Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Monarch Laundry
Monarch
South
Ohio Street
DON'T WORRY ABOUT WIVES NERVES AND HEALTH REMEDY
A 19th century advertisement urges wives to avoid worry as the chief cause of distress and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It touts a $500 reward for cures of female ailments and cites testimonials from women praising the medicine and its effects. The copy urges private, confident treatment and directs readers to Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
United States
R. V. Pierce
Bufffalo
N. Y
Timothy Bourgeois
Tobique Narrows
Vaudeville At Wood's Opera House Draws Crowds
Daily attendance at Wood's opera house grows for vaudeville shows with matinees 3:00 to 4:20 p m. The bill changes Thursday. An amateur contest Friday night offers 5 in gold to the winner. Acts from Keith and Orpheum circuits are featured at a low price of one dime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Opera House
Keith
Orpheum
Asbury Park Baby Parade Ends Carnival Week
The annual baby parade capped Asbury Park carnival week attracting thousands from the East. Entries neared five hundred with many beautiful children challenging judges who face a difficult task to award prizes. Fifty silver loving cups worth from forty to one hundred dollars will be given as top prizes and souvenir pins are to be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N.J
Old Settlers at Windsor Draw Large Crowd
The Windsor old settlers reunion drew about 2500 visitors and was declared the best and most successful ever held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Old Settlers
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M. G. Barlow
Jatters
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Mabel Schmidt
Josephine Scott
C. ©. Williams
Ju. Mian
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M. McGruder
Rev. Elmore
Alice Wiley
A. T. Irvine
Dyson
Queen City
L. A. Coats
Veatrice
Madison Stirlen
Pilot Grove
Mary Daly
L. F. Berry
Blackwater
D. W. Daly
Charley Claycomb
Gussie
Claycomb
Bertha Carter
Mabel Horner
Dunkin Drug Co
E. C. Berry Chem. Co
Dept. S
DeWitt
Bard Dreg Co
Tl. C. Snell
Wade’s
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