Two Sides in Mrs Williams Case Divides Sedalia
A Sedalia woman near maternity suffered a mental crisis linked to a dream of her husband’s death. Christian Science treatment by James Logwood is claimed to have aided recovery, while Dr He B Cole provided emergency surgery and morphine to stabilize her. The public is asked to judge whose intervention mattered most.
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Williams
Sedalia
The
Sentinel
John M Williams
North Summitt Street
Williamses
Fry
James Logwood
St Louis
Logwood
Kansas City
Mr Williams
Longwood
He B Cole
South Engineer Street
Mrs Williams
Windsor Elks serenade honors Will Summerfield on birthday
About forty Sedalia Elks descended on Windsor to serenade Will Summerfield as he leaves for Milwaukee. A grand banquet followed with speeches by Sedalia Elks including Judge Longan and W D Steele, presenting an Elk watch charm. The event featured music, dancing, and a long guest list from Sedalia.
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Windsor
Sedalia Elks
Willie’ Summerfield
Summerfield
Milwaukee
Sedalia
Sommerfield
Elk Watch
Sedalians
J W Ferguson
S 5S Crow
A R Easton
CS Conrad
Coby Bloch
E E Levens
Arthur Trader
Harry Hawkins
P L Potter
O P Kernodle
A W Mckenzie
Emil Bischel
Grant Crawford
E G Cassidy
Judge Longan
W D Steele
Ellis R Smith
Chris Hye
Eugene Giffee
Ben Levy
J H Mara
J H Doyle
E L Moore
W H Powell
Dyson Freeburn
Jesse Levy
Sam Fell
Will Speecher
Charles Graham
George Bischel
C M Pendleton
W H Riggs
Local Notes Highlight Visits Parties and Farewell Gatherings
The piece lists social happenings around Sedalia including Miss Bonnelle and Miss Allie Dugan planning a world trip, Rev J D Catlin's farewell with friends in Sedalia, Maccabees planning a welcome for visitors from nearby towns, and family returns and visits in the area. It mentions social events at Gregg's hall and a tacky dance with a cakewalk, plus a birthday celebration for Prudence Tague and upcoming lodge activities.
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Hywen
Harry Heckman
Harry
Walter Slagle
John Lafferty
Mikel Quinn
Lee Monroe
West Newton
Will
Floyd Tuley
Everet Light
Earl Yankey
Chester
Gus Lewis
Mel Ilgenfritz
Frank Doble
Will Hopkins
Roy Palmer
Ernest Davis
Ben McDougal
Russel Coney
Karl Wintzleman
Henry Vitt
Allie Poteet
Leslie Wittenmeyer
Jay Lamm
John W Hicks
Jr.Leonard
Fred Gold
Allie Dugan
Miss Bonnelle
Higginsville
Bonnelle
Chicago
Edna
Elder
Sedalia
Central Presbyterian Church
J D Catlin
Joseph Prick
Lamine
Rey
Catlin
Maccabees of
Moberly
Boonville
Pilot Grove
Fayette
Albert Kahn
Lawrence
East Fifth Street
East Seventh
Cincinnati
Kahn
Tipton
Frank Lenig
Leuig
Gregg’s Hall
Prudence Tague
Lamonte
Lodge No. 1
Royal Tribe of Joseph
Chas Blandin
St Louis
Carl Barnett
R H Lukenbill
Woman Testimony Praises Magnetic Healer Axtell at Sedalia
Mrs. E A Breeze of Humansville Missouri describes a long battle with liver kidney bladder and female troubles. After suffering for years she found relief and claimed a cure in three weeks of treatment by Professor S W Axtell a magnetic healer from Sedalia Missouri.
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S W Axtell
Sedalia
Professor Axtell
What Cured Mrs Williams
Christian Science lays emphatic claim to the credit though the article notes debate over cure. The piece centers on Mrs Williams and the asserted power of Christian Science in healing.
Bicycle Sale Starts Monday in Sedalia at Unseen Prices
Beginning Monday July 24 a special sale begins to reduce a large stock of new and second hand bicycles. Prices described as never heard of in Sedalia. The notice promises bargains and urges action quickly.
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Sedalia
Big farm picnic and church groups at Beaman today
A large farmer’s picnic was held at McAllister Springs and a united Sunday school picnic brought together Christians from the Baptist and Methodist communities at Beaman. Professor P J Pitts is in Mexico MO teaching boxing and athletics.
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McAllister Springs
P J Pitts
Mexico
Beaman
Gilsonite Roofing and Paving Company Company
West Seventh Street
Arthur Scott
Floyd Tuley
Missouri State University
Fay
Henry Russell
New Franklin
Scarletina
James A Russell
Death of Mrs Bettie Breedon of Windsor
The funeral for Mrs Bettie Breedon of Windsor was held at Botts' cemetery south of Lamonte about six miles away on Tuesday. The deceased leaves her sons Will and James of Indiana Richard Leland and Ran some of Warrensburg BF of Lamonte and daughters Gorge M Taylor John Breedon T D Huckaby of Lamonte and Joseph Medlin of Windsor.
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Betty Breedon
Bettie Breedon
Windsor
Messrs Will, James
Indiana
Richard,Leland and Ransome
Warrensburg
Lamonte
Mesdames Gorge M Taylor
John Breedon
T D Huckaby
Joseph Medlin
Botts
Ser vant Harker Drug Co paints advertisement
Local drug store promotes its paint varieties offering durable finishes and home improvement supplies. Customers are invited to inquire about color choices and pricing for interior and exterior projects.
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Servant-Harker Drug Co
Good Man in Right Place Ed Ford Accepts Position
Ed Ford has accepted the vacant position at Landmann Bros left by MacLooney resigning. An ice cream social for the Epworth League will be at Herb Elliott's home near Lake Tebo on July 26 at night. Ice cream soda 5c.
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Ed Ford
Landmann Bros
MacLooney
Epworth League
Herb Elliott
Lake Tebo
Spiritualist Medium Mrs Murtha Opens Private Sittings
Mrs Murtha offers private sittings daily from 10 am to 8 pm at 210 East Sixth Street. The press acknowledges her work and states she positively gives satisfaction.
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Murtha
E Sixth Street
Local Grocery Ad Offers Low Prices at 727 East Fifth Street
DOLLARS Can be saved by trading at D. Miller's. Cider Vinegar, for pickling, gal 22¢ Best gasoline, 5 gallons .75¢ Good syrup, a gallon .26¢ Dry salt bacon, per Ib 6¢ Corn starch, per package .5¢ Leaf lard, a pound .8¢ Picnic Hams, alb. . S4c Pickles, a gal. oes eee 206 Everything else aut correspond ingly low prices at 727 East Fifth Street, Telephone 216.
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East Fifth Street
Local People and Travel Notices From Mora to Fulton
C F Holten of Mora spent the night here. Will Cline and J E McCormick arrived from the south. Lee Bard of Kansas City went to Cole Camp on business. Mrs Phipps of Kansas City stays with W F Waller and wife. Fred Pfeiffer plans autumn piano lessons. Miss Etta Stewart of Jefferson City passed through en route to Higginsville. Mrs C A Pearson at 611 North Grand visits relatives in Mexico Mo. Judge J H Lay of Warsaw traveled home from Colorado this morning. Mr and Mrs Warren Thomas returned to Fulton after two weeks with their son Oscar.
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C F Holten
Mora
Will Cline
J E McCormick
Lee Bard
Kansas City
Cole Camp
Mrs Phipps
W F Waller
Fred Pfeiffer
Etta Stewart
Jefferson City
Higginsville
C A Pearson
North Grand Avenue
Mexico
J H Lay
Warsaw
Colorado
Warren Thomas
Fulton, Mo
Oscar
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