Local Business and Travel Notes Share City Visits
A roundup of visits and trips notes several figures: A. and Grant return from Oska loosa. G A Widder travels to Windsor. Ash McNeil leaves for Moberly to join Ted ford Heating and Plumbing. Harry R Finke goes to Camp Branch. R W Griffith travels to Syracuse. Editor J A Williams of the Houstonia Spectator visits the city on business. William Rutan of Lamonte conducts local business. Minnie Hemphill of Hughesville shops in the city. A C Brown returns from Warrensburg. Judge George F Longan leaves for St Louis on business.
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A. & Grant
Oskaloosa
G. A. Widder
Windsor
Ash McNeil
Moberly
Tedford Heating and Plumbing Company
Harry R. Finke
Camp Branch
William Rutan
Lamonte
Minnie Hemphill
Hughesville
A. C. Brown
Warrensburg
George F. Longan
St. Louis
Tom Moore arraigned for intoxication in police court
Tom Moore appeared before Magistrate Truxel in police court this morning and was fined five dollars plus costs for intoxication.
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Tom Moore
Truxel
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY WITH LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
An old printed ad states that a cold can be cured in a day by taking Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises a money back refund if it fails and carries E. W. Grove signature on each box, priced at five cents.
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E. W. Grove
Mrs Fannie Logan Kerens dies at Bunceton
Sedalia reports the death of Mrs. Fannie Logan Kerens wife of W B Kerens a prominent druggist at Bunceton She leaves five children one week old She was born in Cooper county attended Sedalia school and united with the Presbyterian church Funeral from the Presbyterian church at Bunceton Tuesday at 10 oclock Cousins from Sedalia will attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Logan Kerens
W. B. Kerens
Bunceton
Sedalia
FE. Lamy
Kerens
Presbyterian Church
J. A. Lamy
Ernest Lamy
A. A. Slack
H. ©. Demuth
Charles Brown
Florence Lamy
Forence Lamy
Lucile Brown
Bruceton
Elks Honor Departed Brethren at Sedalia Service
The Sedalia Elks lodge held memorial services at the Episcopal church on Sunday afternoon with packed attendance. Hon. O M Barnett Hon John Cashman and Rev W T Allan delivered tributes praising Elks charitable work and the link between religion and lodge teachings.
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Sedatia Lodge
John Cashman
Mr.Allan
Tie
Order
Elks’ Organization
Sudden Death Claims Pioneer Elizabeth Gwinner at Tipton
Special to the Sentinel Tipton Missouri December 7 1930 Mrs Elizabeth Gwinner longtime resident and respected citizen died suddenly of heart failure Sunday She leaves four sons and two daughters and funeral services were conducted at the Methodist church where she was a member.
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Tipton
Elizabeth Gwinner
Pfeiffer Greenhouses Damaged By Early Morning Fire
A blaze at Pfeiffer's greenhouses on Thirteenth and Moniteau streets around 4 am caused about 800 in damage to plants flowers steam pipes and fixtures. The fire started from a board partition near a boiler. fire crews saved the remaining structures. Mr Pfeiffer had no insurance.
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Pfeiffer
Thirteenth
Moniteau Streets
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Coughs
Arlington Pharmacy promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as the fastest throat and lung remedy this cold season. It claims to prevent serious results and cure quickly, urging customers to buy now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Death of Mrs. Susan Black in Parkersburg West Virginia
R P Black received word of the death of his mother Mrs Susan Black in Parkersburg West Virginia. She died Sunday from paralysis. Former Pettis county resident lived in Houstonia area for years. Mother of thirteen, ten survive. Mr Black departs for funeral.
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R. P. Black
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Susan Black
Dowie Receiver Ship Dismissal Taken Under Advisement
Federal Judge Kohsaat held the matter of dismissing the receiver ship of Dowie's Zion City under advisement. Twenty five lawyers appeared with plans and motions but no action was scheduled until Wednesday next.
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Ship of Dowie
Zion City
Still Wear Union Buttons Protest At Chicago Railway
Chicago December 7 the Chicago City railway company did not enforce its order prohibiting employees from wearing union buttons while on duty. Threats of another strike if enforced may have driven the decision.
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Chicago
Chicago City Railway Company
Church Banquet Highlights Debated Topic Is Man Degenerating
The men of the First Congregational Church plan a Thursday evening banquet in the church parlors. About 100 attendees are expected with an after dinner program featuring toasts and a debate on the topic Is Man Degenerating.
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First Congregational Church
Fourth Hundred Packers Strike in Chicago
Four hundred workers at various packing houses walked off the job in Chicago today after employers refused a 25 cent per day raise. The action reflects rising labor unrest in the meat packing sector amid the year.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Yellow Clothes Are Unsightly Keep Them White
Public health notice promoting Red Cross Ball Flue as a whitening agent for laundry. Advertises a five cent price per large two ounce package sold by grocers.
Boy kills his little sister in Osceola
In Osceola Missouri on December 7 a 11 year old boy picked up a target rifle left by an older brother and aimed at his 5 year old sister. He said he would shoot her not realizing the gun was loaded. The weapon discharged and the bullet struck the child above the eye causing immediate death.
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Osceola
Mo. Dee
J. W. Wilson
Monarch Laundry Thrives on Service and Low Rates
Monarch Laundry grows due to excellent service and low rates. Chas Van Antwerp owns the business and promotes easy access with the phone number 183, noting patron satisfaction and steady demand.
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Monarch
Chas van Antwerp
Government budget request totals 624 million for 1895
The secretary of the treasury sent to Congress the estimated appropriations for the year ending June 30, 1895, totaling 624,502,146 dollars versus 589,200,000 for 1894. Major items include Legislative establishments 5,250,000. Executive 350,000,000. Judicial 0. Foreign intercourse 2,250,000. Military 875,500,000. Navy near 60,000,000. Indian affairs 7,500,000. Pensions 158,000,000. Public works 67,250,000. Postal service 55,000,000. Miscellaneous about 54,000,000.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Postal Service
Burial of a Little Boy Harris Family Funeral Services
Funeral services for William Harris the young son of Mr and Mrs W O Harris were held at their home 2206 South Ohio Street on Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock Reverend F L Cook East Broadway Christian Church officiated pallbearers included Will Logan Ed Heckman Walter Kennedy and J H Bowron
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South Ohio Street
F. L. Cook
East Broadway
Rocky Mountain Tea Claim Of Quick Digestive Relief
Advertisement notes Rocky Mountain Tea from W. E. Bard Drug Co offering relief for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach troubles at 55 cents. It promotes quick welfare and ongoing wellness.
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Nellie Fuller
Denver
Rocky Mountain
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Boy's Life Saved From Membranous Croup
Winchester Indiana citizen C. W. Lynch notes his son recovered after a single dose of Foley's Honey and Tar. He credits the medicine with saving his boy's life and warns against substitutes sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester, Ind
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Foley’s Honey and Tar Substitutes Warned Against
Arlington Pharmacy cautions shoppers not to accept substitutes for Foley’s Honey and Tar, urging customers to insist on the genuine product for effective relief.
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Jen
Taylor
Elks’ Lodge OF Sorrow
O. M. Barnett
W. T. Allan
Sentinel
Pfeiffer Nursery
Stevenson Packing Co
Kohsaat Today
Secretary of Treasury
Bears
Ludemann & Starr
William
W. O. Harris
C. W. Lynch
Samuel C. Kelly
Mgenfritz
N. E
New England
Candy W.ks
Steel Ranges
Moore’s Steel
W. 2Nd
W. Main
Taleshows
Castoria
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