Local residents on varied business and visiting trips
Major William Beck left Monday afternoon for St Louis on business. Mrs Harvey MacGugin visits friends at Tipton. Mrs Sallie Robinson of Muscogee Iowa left for home after visiting Dr W T Thomas family. Mrs William Meyers of Parsons Kansas visits her parents. Mr and Mrs Kinsey, Mrs Dixon and sons returned from St Louis after attending the State Sunday school convention. Col H C Bensath leaves for Hot Springs Ark on business. L S Eddins trips to Jefferson City. Postmaster F M Orannon of Lamonte in city on business. Miss Ora Priest of Hughesville visits Miss Josephine Ayres. Miss Sarah Barde and daughter Georgia leave for home after visiting Milton Barde family. John Barde and Dutchor return from St Louis and Jefferson City. William Workman to Smithton. James McWhehan of Lamonte visits the city. J H Connor Jr of Lamonte transacts business. Mrs Ro O Brien leaves for Kansas City. Charles Easton leaves for Kansas City on business. A V Aughes of Lamonte transacts business. Dr W J Ferguson and W J Powell depart for Kansas City. Mr and Mrs W F Bard Jr depart for a short visit to Kansas City. Dennis Conner of Lamonte among visitors.
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William Beck
St. Louis
Peter Pehl
Harvey MacGugin
Tipton
Sallie Robinson
Muscogee
Dixon Aind
Charles
Will
Col
H. CC. Densath
Hot Springs
Ark
L. S. Eddins
Jefferson City
M. Ofrannon
Lamonte
Ora Priest
Hugheville
Josephine Ayres
Sarah Barde
Georgia
Carthage
Milton Barde
East Fifth Street
John Barde
Tor
William Workman
Smithton
James McWhehan
J. H. Connor, Jr
O'Brien
Wsit
Kansas City
Charles Easton
A.V Aughes
W. J. Ferguson
Powell
W. EF. Bard, Jr
Dennis Conner
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Forty Two Voices in Christmas Choir at First Christian
The First Christian church choir under Miss Vie Jones with student assistants will present a Christmas song service on Sunday afternoon December 20. A chorus of forty two voices will perform with Sedalia College of Music orchestra as accompanist. The program is not yet finished.
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Vie Jones
College of Music Orchestra
City Council Discusses Main Street Paving and New Fire Hose
Last night the City Council, led by Mayor Babcock, held a regular session. Actions included remonstrance on paving Main Street failing, bids for cemetery graves, and awaiting quotations on a new fire department hose.
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Babcock
Stafford
Letts
Seally
Hodges
Menschke
Parks
KE. Baker
C. M. Niles
E. G. Cassidy
Kiks
Sewerage and Sanitary Committee
Thirteenth
Brown Streets
Thirteenth and
Montgomery
M. T. Slane
J. Kblmhauser
C. T. Pierce
Susan Berry
G. W. Kemp
Smith and Martin
Zoll
Main Street
Washington Street
Giraud Avenue
Kehl and Simpson
H. W. Meusehke
Subscriptions Drive Prompts Voter Message and Ads
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Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure for Blood Diseases
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures blood poison eczema carbuncles and other conditions with testimonials from Albert Ward and Geo Williams. It urges samples and free medical advice from the Blood Balm Co Atlanta and lists Sedalia dealer W E Bard Drug Co.
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Geo. A. Williams
Roxbury
Atlanta
Jed
Sedalia
W. E. Bard Druc Co
Smoke Grows Special One Hundred Dollars a Box
H A Tisdale of Summerton South Carolina values DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve at one hundred dollars a box. He reports twenty years of piles cured by the preparation after other doctors and medicines failed. It combines Witch Hazel with antiseptics and emollients to relieve and cure piles and skin ailments. Sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
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H. A. Tisdale
Summerton
S. C
DeWitt
W. E. Bard Drug Co
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Blairs Face U S Suit To Cancel Large Life Policy
In St Louis Henry T Kent J F Lee and A Lee appeared for James J Blair Mrs Appoline Blair Percy A and Frank P Blair in a suit by Mutual Life Insurance to cancel a 200000 policy taken January 28 1992. A separate 50000 policy action was abandoned and guardianship for Percy and Frank P Blair was sought. The defense may answer by the first Monday in January and a guardian is expected to be appointed.
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St. Louis
Henry T. Kent
J. F. Lee
A. Lee
United States
Appoline Blair
Percy A
Frank P. Blair
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Blair
Ed Andler's New Boy
A private telegram reports the birth of a ten pound boy to Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Andler of this city. They are visiting relatives in Louisville Kentucky and both mother and baby are said to be doing nicely. Also an advertisement notes Foley's Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
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Chas. Rosenmiller
Sedalia Ice and Cold Storage Company
E. R. Andler
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Johnston Introduces New Ten Foot Show Cases
E E Johnston clothier installs two ten foot display cases in his store. Made by Geo Dickman the quarter sawed oak and plate glass units rest on Tennessee marble bases. He showcases holiday neckwear and furnishings in a seasonally proud display highlighted as the best offerings of the season.
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E. E. Johnston
Geo. Dickman
Frisco to Run Winter Sleeper Service Kansas City to Jacksonville
Frisco System inaugurates daily sleeping car service from Kansas City to Jacksonville via Memphis Birmingham and Atlanta starting November 1. The Southeastern Limited departs KC at 6 30 p m reaches Jacksonville in 38 hours with through sleepers chair cars and observation cafe car. Also a Homeseekers Excursion on December 8 from KC to Oklahoma Indian Territory and Texas destinations for 15.00 round trip.
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Kansas City
Jacksonville
Fla
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Frisco
Southeastern
Fred Harvey
Oklahoma
Cough Medicines Contain Opioids Warned in Ad
An Arlington Pharmacy notice warns that many cough medicines contain opiates causing constipation and potential danger, especially for children. It states Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates, is safe, and will not constipate.
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Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
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