Remedy package claims targeted effects on organs
The text advertises remedies named Vitalizers for male organs Regulators for female organs and a Dyspepria Cure as a perfect cure for digestive issues. Tobacco Cure is offered for tobacco habit. In tablet form two sizes Trial Size 6 cents Full Month's Treatment $2. Druggists or mail order from Homoeo-Electric Remedy Co St Louis MO. Descriptive booklet on application.
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Hlormeo-Electrc Remedy Co
St. Louis
Monument Yard Bargains For Cranite Monuments In Sedalia
Two carloads of cranite monuments arrived at the yard in Sedalia with best prices yet. Quick setting required as stock moves fast for this monumental bargain.
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Sedalia
Monarch Laundry Ad Sparks 10 Percent Savings
Chas. Van Antwerp proprietor advertises Monarch Laundry offering 10 percent savings with satisfaction guaranteed. Judge John Montgomery at Fulton attends to a bankruptcy case.
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Monarch
Chas. van Antwerp
John Montgomery
Fulton
Miss Ina Mount Hosts Lively West Fifth Dancing Party
A largely attended Friday evening dance at Miss Ina Mount’s West Fifth home featured fourteen dances across four canvas rooms with bunting decor. Guests included numerous local society names, with punch and ices served by young assistants, followed by a list of attendees and a separate Elks lodge sorrow gathering and family reunion notices from Dresden and Sedalia.
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Ina Mount
West Fifth
Maud Kelk
Margaret Lister
Emma Miner
Lou Menefee
Miss Mount
Mesdames Mount
Peter Hoffman
J. M. Offield
Blanche Bronson
Punch
Euelah Mount
Ruth Lovitt
Lucile Kelk
Jessie Bronson
Jennye Allen
Madge Glenn
Maude Kelk
Edna Crenshaw
Mary Curran
Ada Stanley
Flora Hoberecht
Gail Alberts
Mildred Latimer
Bessie Hail
Clifton Aughe
Pearl Downing
Mary McGinley
Varina Hughes
Margaret McDaniels
Elliott Yost
Sallie Thruston
Kate Thruston
Dora Clapton
Virgie Dempsey
Hester Porter
Alyce Miner
Pearl Baird
Margaret Clapton
Emison Wood
Pearl Evans
Edna Burrows
Abbie Dempsey
Helen Norton
Gail Flemming
Margaret Sneed
Alyce Summers
Edna Cashman
Linnie Camp
Messr
Harry Glenn
Henry Vitt
Ed Hurley
Ellie Heynen
Harry Heckman
Pearl King
Mike Quinn
Lawrence Laupheimer
Roy Palmer
Charles Lister
Lee Monroe
Chas Kelk
Emmett Hurley
Chas. Nathan
Will
Floyd Tuley
Guy Patterson
Earl Kelly
Harry Wells
Frank Kidd
Jim Neely
Garrett Perdue
Harry Slagle
Ray Adams
Will Quigley
al Poteet
Sam Yunt
Lester Birchfield
Tom Hurley
R. Miller
Don Clarke
Chas Brown
John Collins
Hugh McGinley
Wyler Fleming
Will Ilgenfritz
Will Hopkins
Lodge of Elks
George W. Longan
John Cunningham
C. D. Corum
Boonville
W. F. Tuttle
Dresden
Sedalia
McCluney
Louie Smalley
Kett
London
J. N
Kate Houx
Alice Johnson
Beiler
Edgar
Frank Smiley
G. A. Russell
G. W. McClanahan
Nelson Leonard
Boonville Advertiser
Local Social Notes and Meetings from Sedalia Region
Miss Carrie Babcock visits Kansas City for ten days. Miss Mollie Nichols visits from Versailles. Chas A Morris and Inez Adams wed at Dresden on Thanksgiving. Neighbors visit Henry Totten in Georgetown with baskets. Jesse E Crose and Lydia Lewis wed at Judge Dalby’s residence with Rev Putman officiating. Shakespearean club forms under Mrs J M Offield. D O C euchre party at Ellis hall to raise funds for Springfield Confederate monument. Sedalia area events noted.
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Chas. A. Morris
Inez Adams
Dresden
Lewis Hayworth
Henry Totten
Georgetown
Jesse E. Crose
Lydia Lewis
Greenlee
J. N. Dalby
Putman
Shakespearean Club
J. M. Offield
Sentinel
Ellis’ Hall
Springfield
Sedalia
Debating Society Faces Flirting Sin and Taxed Batchelors
Georgetown Debating Society last night debated Resolved That Flirting is a Sin. Miss Alice Summers led the defense with Lawyer Ralph Dow of Sedalia aiding. Next Friday they will debate Resolved that Old Batchelors Should Be Taxed to Support Indignant Old Maids.
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Batchelors
Georgetown Debating Society
Alice Summers
Ralph Dow
Sedalia
Sallie Erskine
Frank Ford
Old Batchelors
the Sentinel
Overstreet
Tom Mitchum
Poultry Show Aims For Largest Ever Missouri Event
Sedalia committees prepare entertainment for State Industrial association meetings starting Tuesday. City and county funds totaling about 500 support visitors with a banquet Thursday at the Sicher. Over 1 000 chicken entries expected. President E E Codding calls it the biggest show yet in Missouri.
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Sedalia
State Industrial Association
Sicher
E. E. Codding
Missouri
Personal visits span Warrensburg and surrounding towns
R W Gribb traveled to Warrensburg while Harry Hawkins visited Pilot Grove. J H Clemens came from Springfield on Friday. Col Bosworth went to Pleasant Green this morning. Richard Gentry from the State University visits home. Allen, the newspaper cai ncide, went to Warsaw Friday. O'Brien and daughter Jennie visit in Warrensburg. Ralph Dow spends week with parents at Georgetown. Thruston and Ernest Davis went to Pilot Grove to hunt. Mrs N E Carpenter of Windsor visits son H E Carpenter. Dr H H Olney of Leavenworth, KS, hosted by J R Myers before leaving. Ernest Floyd resigns as drug clerk in East Sedalia. travels to Kansas City. Mrs M H Smith of California takes a Bryant-Tewmey Dry Goods job. Mrs Robert Fitzgerald goes to Kansas City to meet husband for visit. Rev E W Clippenger and son Frank visit Warrensburg and return home tonight. Miss Virginia Gorrell returns to Hughesville after guesting with Miss Hortense Hansberger.
Local Court Sessions and visiting notable guests
County and circuit courts will meet in regular sessions. Al G. Fields' Minstrels advance agent W. C. Justice is registered. The company appears at Wood's on Friday Dec 8. Various locals travel, visit, or are seen in the city, including D. Hardy of Missouri Pacific to St Louis, Mrs. Russel and Mrs. Harris visiting relatives, and H. A. Bridge of Columbus Ohio arriving for poultry events and judging.
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W.C. Justice
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Ramsey's Racket Christmas Goods Sale Ad
Save yourself remorse by visiting Ramsey's Racket for holiday goods at reduced prices. Large room devoted to holiday items with a wide toy furniture section and a doll wedding display in the south window.
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Ramsey
Byard & Guenther’s Offers Varied, Fresh Fare
Byard and Guenther’s restaurant stands out for variety and quality with a complete appealing menu. Today’s arrival includes lobsters Spanish mackerel blue points and black bass as examples of the fresh seafood on offer.
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Byard & Guenther’s
His Handicap Beggar Plea Echoes in Street Request
A distressed plea from a man begging charity highlights his claim of able body yet destitution. The narrator requests assistance from a passerby, emphasizing honesty and the lack of other ailments preventing work.
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Opera Hous
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Presen
Balleis
Rolic
Olly Antasy
McLaughlin Bros
Ohio Street
Insurance
Reynolds & Reynolds
C. DeWtt &Co
Chicago
Servant-Harker Drug Company
Lee Todd
Farley Bros
Carrie Babcock
Kansas City
Miss Mollie Nichols
Versailles
Chas. Nichols
Childs
Fence & Staley
Ohio ST
Madama Akai Ad Ket
R. W. Gribb
Warrensburg
Harry Hawkins
Pilot Grove
J. H. Clemens
Col. Bosworth
Pleasant Green
Richard Gentry
the State University
S. Allen
Caincide
Warsaw
Jas, O’brien
Miss Jennie
Thruston
Ernest Davis
N. E. Carpenter
Windsor
H. E. Carpenter
H. H. Olney
Leavenworth, Kas
J. R. Myers
Ernest Floyd
Otis W. Smith
East Sedalia
M. H. Smith
California
Bryant-Tewmey Dry Goods
Robert Fitzgerald
E. W. Clippenger
Frank
Virginia Gorrell
Hortense Hansberger
Hughesville
E. Oman
Lamonte
Galveston
Texas
B. F. Hughes
Higginsville
Anna Behrens
Miss Rovers
South Grand
Smith Overby
John Gather
C. H. Hoard
Plattesburg
Sively
Ture
Emwee
Earth
St Louis
Michigan
Illinois Central
R. R
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Chicago and
West Michigan
A H Hanson
Ill
C McCarty
Baird Bros. & Co
Stevetens
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