Lamonte July Fourth Picnics Feature Local Festivities
Lamonte residents enjoyed a quiet Fourth with two picnics in the grove near W. D. Wade's farm and at Crystal Springs. A ball game in the afternoon saw Lamonte defeat Stockley 21 to 4 as the Knob Noster band provided music for the crowd. Notables and visitors from Warrensburg Sedalia Chicago and Kansas City were mentioned among those attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Penquite
North Main Street
Ed Littlefield
Knob Noster
Bettie Gentry
Sedalia
H. H
E. R. Wade
Kansas City
Louie Yunker
Sedalie
W. D. Wade
Stockley
Lamonte
Crystal Springs
Atl
Worrell's Insect Exterminator Ad Proposition
An advertisement claims Worrell's Insect Exterminator affects children’s minds by fearsome effects but assures no distress from use and mentions availability at all druggists.
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Worrell
Pleasant Hill Sermon Draws Large Crowd at Byberry
Rev. Rigden of Marshall delivered an excellent sermon to a very large audience at Pleasant Hill Sunday. Miss Usula Bestes of Sedalia visited friends last week and the Syracuse Fourth of July picnic drew a well attended crowd. Syracuse nines defeated Round Hill in the Fourth of July baseball game at Syracuse. G L King and C E Cordrey visited Sedalia Monday and Tuesday. W E Bard Drug Co.
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Byberry
Rigden
Marshall
Pleasant Hill
Usula Bestes
Sedalia
Syracuse
G. L. King
C. E. Cordrey
Rain falls as season’s heaviest on Dunksburg
Dunksburg reports the hardest rain of the season on Sunday. Local life notes include Miss Maud Cayton visiting Miss Ada Carmack and Will French’s Sunday with Ernest Lee. David Shanks plans a move to Sweet Springs for a mill job while the Johnson family prepares to relocate. Victoria Tyler travels with family to Portland, Oregon.
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Blackwater Chapel
Maud Cayton
Sweet Springs
Ada Carmack
Will French
Ernest Lee
David Shanks
J. W. Johnson
Teachers Talk Shop At National Education Meet
Asbury Park New Jersey July 6 The National Educational association annual session held a busy day with sectional conferences well attended and no general session. Papers and discussions covered diverse educational topics while the open meeting tonight will feature William Barclay Parsons Frank A Vaniderip and Lorenzo D Harvey as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
National Educational Association
William Barclay Parsons
New York
Frank A. Vaniderip
Secret Rothschild intermarriage clause restrains outside matches
Paris reports a hidden stipulation in the wills of Baron Alfonse Rothschild and a Vienna Rothschild warns relatives against marriages outside the family. It notes repeated cousins and uncles among Rothschild spouses, links to the Wagrams, Bavaria and the Kaiser, and mentions cancer in Rothschild women.
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Paris
Baron Alfonse Rothschild
Vienna
Baron Alfonse
Amschel
James
Alfonse
Lenora
London
Bettina
Barron Albert
Frankfort
Wagram
Bavaria
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy
Local advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh by internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It asserts a physician approved prescription with tonics and purifiers and offers free testimonials. Toledo based F. J. Cheney & Co. advertises the cure for 75 cents plus mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Lord's Son Weds Divorcée in Sioux Falls Wedding
The marriage of Mrs. Florence Bigelow Dodge to the Hon. Lionel Guest occurred at Woodiye Tipi in Sioux Falls. The bride, daughter of former minister John Bigelow and sister of writer Poultney Bigelow, had previous marriage and divorce in New York. Guest, fourth son of Lord Wimborne, is linked to Lord Ivor Churchill and to Frederick Guest who wed Amy Phipps in London.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Florence Bigelow Dodge
Lionel Guest
Woodiye Tipi
John Bigelow
France
Poultney Bigelow
Charlies Pheins Dodge
New York
Lord Wimborne
Lord Ivor Churchill
Frederick Guest
London
Amy Phipps
Henry Phipps
Pittsburg
Three Reasons Mothers Prefer One Minute Cough Cure
Three reasons mothers favor One Minute Cough Cure: it is harmless it tastes good and children love it, and it cures coughs croup and whooping cough when other remedies fail. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Cheyennes Gather for Big Annual Fundance at Clinton
The Cheyenne Indians from across Oklahoma are assembling in Clinton for their large annual fandance today. Participants travel from many parts of the territory to join the event.
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Oklahoma City
Oka
Clinton
Indigestion Cured with Kodol Digestive Cure
An advertisement states Kodol Dyspepsia Cure dissolves indigestion by digesting foods to rest the stomach. It claims quick permanent relief and systemic strengthening to prevent future attacks. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Conference to Promote Public School Improvements in Virginia
A conference in Charlottesville begins with the Cooperative Education Commission of Virginia. Attendees include the state superintendent of schools and members of the state teachers association. The aim is to exchange ideas to advance the public school system.
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Charlottesville
Co- Operative Education Commission of Virginia
Superintendent of Schools
State Teachers’ Association
Conference of University Leaders Ends Weeks on Agenda
President Alderman of the state university and other noted educators of the commonwealth join a multi day conference expected to run for several days.
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Alderman
the State University
Commonwealth
The Rocky Mountain Tea Ad by Bard Drug Co
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a system renovator. It claims to restore vitality and regulate the kidneys liver and stomach with a money back guarantee if it fails. Sold for 35 cents as tea or tablets by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Colorado Bar Association Opens Annual Meeting
Colorado Springs hosts the Colorado Bar Association annual gathering with a large attendance. President Luther M. Goddard of Denver opens the meeting and other talks include Inheritance Tax by James S. McCreery and Recent Legislation by John A. Ewing. George R. Peck of Chicago will deliver the evening annual address on Governmental Regulation of Railway Rates.
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Nual
Colorado Bar Association
Luther M. Goddard
Denver
James S. McCreery
Greeley
John A. Ewing
Leadville
George R. Peck
Chicago
Peck
Notables at School Opening St Charles Boys
Notables at school opening report from St Charles DL detail the formal start of the St Charles School for Boys with officials and community leaders in attendance.
Governor Yates Among Attendees At Opening Ceremony
The event opened today with attendees including the governor and former governor Yates, among others. Officials present highlighted fiscal details and community impact.
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Yates
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement
Foot-Ease powder relieves sore feet and discomfort in shoes. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
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Allen
Dermatologist L. C. Snell Advertises Practice
L. C. Snell is listed as a dermatologist and chiropodist offering scalp and complexion services on West Third Street.
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West Third Street
Varicocle Condemnation and Noninvasive Treatment Claim
The text states varicocele is an enlargement of veins affecting vital nourishment and many suffer from it, links it to nervous prostration and personal setbacks, and claims a painless, noninvasive treatment without cutting or tying.
Cure of Kidney Diseases Through My Treatment System
The advertisement promises permanent cure for kidney diseases with a system of treatment. It asserts relief from back and loin pains, eye puffiness, ankle swelling, frequent urination, and sleep disruption, claimed to work regardless of illness duration.
Doctor Claims Cure for Blood Poisoning Without Mercury
This ad describes a severe blood poisoning condition starting with a small ulcer and progressing to bone pain mouth throat ulcers hair loss and a body wide rash. The healer promises no mercury or iodides and insists the bones and tissues remain safe. It claims miraculous results and lasting cures beyond medicine alone inviting discouraged patients to seek treatment.
Unclear Sepsis Remedy Claims for Rheumatic Condition
A promotional note touts a rheumatism treatment claiming rapid relief from swollen stiff limbs and joints, dissolution of obstructions, and gland and bladder healing without cutting or stretching. It promises free treatment to skeptics and asserts effectiveness even in baffling cases.
Rectal disease treatment promises painless, permanent cure
Advertises a system of non surgical treatment for rectal conditions including piles fistula fissures and chronic constipation claiming permanent cure without cutting operation or injections of astrin gent solutions.
No-scar skin cure claim for pimples and rashes
A claim states that pimples psoriasis erysipelas salt rheum and various skin breakouts are permanently cured without damage to surrounding tissue and result in velvety, smooth skin appearances.
Effects of weakness and nerves on vigor restored
The excerpt describes weakness as a loss of vital powers due to brain strain and youthful excess. It claims the condition weakens nerves yet can be treated by a stimulating remedy to restore vim and vigor.
Silent Disease Text Appears To Mention Kidneys And Dropsy
Fragmented lines describe kidneys dropsy and related disease ideas. It suggests focusing treatment on the cause rather than the organs themselves, noting complications and other organ involvement. The readable content is unclear but centers on kidney related health concepts.
Unclear Message on Home Treatment and Reply Request
The note suggests a single visit is preferred and mentions a home treatment sent on application. It also references contacting via stamp to insure a reply, but details are fragmented and unclear. No verifiable entities or concrete actions are present.
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J. H. O’bannon
Nannie
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C. &. Verry
Melton Kelier
Wichita
Kaw
Mary Lucas
Kataryn Staples
Jessie McNair
Warrensburg
Will Rue
Gainesville
Miss Magg Shelley
Wallie Moore
N. T. Patrick
St. Louis
Robert Sectten
Sam McKeehan
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Verner Terry
Nora Barbee
State Normal
Fletcher Breeden
Hughesville
Lon Underwood
P. P. McCune
Ella Weikal
Warensbureg
O. P. Harris
Georgetown
Ben Harris
J. S. White
Ed Stanley
Little Son
Rela
J. W. Boswell
American Express Company
Ohio St
Chilkoot Pass
Ter
Dunksburg
M. W. Tyler
Seaton
Victoria
Portland
Ore
Ollie Smith
C. E. Ferguson
Rothschild
F. J. Cheney & Co., Props
Toledo, Ohio
J. M. Licklider
Education
Virginia
Pierce
United States
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Colorado Lawyers
Colorado Springs
Colo
L. C. Snell
Southwest
East
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Corner Fifth
Atlerneen
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