Local society notes and travels across several towns
Taylor's Light Transfer. Fred Buske travels south on the narrow gauge. Otto Buehler visits friends in Lincoln. Prof. H W Steininger visits Holden. J M Lee of Dresden and C H Beans of Lamonte visit the city. Ed Shultz leaves for Dresden and Lamonte on business. H A Smith returns to Independence with his wife. EF A Sampson goes to Kansas City for Missouri Press meeting. Walt Monroe arrives from Tipton and notes Kurtz mine yields. Ladies and gentlemen attend Mrs Leonberger's funeral. Mrs P C Burford and daughter depart for Pertle Springs for a week. Mrs Joseph McGee and daughter Ethel visit Col Brews ter. Col W F Switzler travels via Missouri to Kansas City for press meeting. Judge James E Hazell of California at the Elks on journey home from Jolnville. Miss Benie Howard of Hannibal visits Warrensburg friends. Mrs M E Lindell and children return to St. Joe from Will Bonullt's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Fred Buske
Otto Buehler
Lincoln
H.W. Steininger
Holden
J. M. Lee
Dresden
C. H. Beans
Lamonte
Ed Shultz
H. A. Smith
Independence
Mrs. Smith and Son
EF. A. Sampson
Kansas City
Missouri Press Association
Walt Monroe
Tipton
Kurtz
Joseph McGee
Ethel
Atchison, Kas
Frank W. Brewster
East Fourth Street
W. F. Switzler
Columbia
Press Association
James E. Hazell
California
the Elks
Joanville
Benie Howard
Hannibal
Hunicke
Warrensburg
M. E. Lindell
Will Bonullt
St. Joe
Woman Fears Arrest of Husband in Common Assault Case
Minnie Anderson sworn out a warrant for the arrest of her husband J. W. Anderson who lives five miles south of the city charging common assault. The complaint states Anderson is said to have been involved in an incident.
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J. WH. Anderson
Anderson
Couple Dispute Over Speaking To A Man Sparks Tension
A husband confronts his wife for speaking to a specific man, while many spouses argue against this stance and prefer different grounds for concern.
Guardians file suit over insurance of deceased mother
In circuit court today W J Letts guardian filed suit demanding 1000 from the supreme hive Ladies of the Mac cabees of the World for the minor children Matie and Charles Stewart of Lida Stewart who died by suicide January 17, 102 It aims to settle insurance without dispute from relatives claiming interest.
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W. J. Letts
Supreme Hive
Ladies of the Maccabees
Mr. Letts
Matie
Charles Stewart
Lida Stewart
Mitchum for Secretary on State Committee Victory
Pettis county delegation returned from St. Joseph elated over landing Thomas F Mitchum as a state committee member. Democrats from across the state suggest he would make an admirable secretary and have prospects of selection. Mitchum is widely acquainted conservative and experienced and would satisfy greatly.
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Pettis County
St. Joseph
Thomas F. Mitchum
Col. Mitchum
Cure Blood Poison and Skin Diseases with Botanic Blood Balm
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures blood and skin diseases including eczema carbuncles ulcers and even cancer by cleansing the blood. It offers a free sample and free medical advice while noting a Sedalia distribution through W. E. Bard Drug Co. Atlanta company address provided.
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Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Texan Jailed After Depot Disturbance
An intoxicated man at the Katy depot was jailed by Officer Eckhorff. When asked his origin he retorted that it was none of the question and declared Texans burn people like the caller.
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Eckhorff
Katy
Texas
Rail gauge hitch eyed at Katy tracks entrance
It is reported that the Katy and Missouri Pacific railroad companies may face a snag in introducing the narrow gauge over the Katy tracks.
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Katy and
Missouri Pacific
Katy
Wheat traffic surge eyed on Missouri Pacific rail line
Indications suggest wheat shipments on the Missouri Pacific will rise over the next 30 days, surpassing totals from the previous two years combined.
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Missouri Pacific
Change in Officers at Salvation Army
Captain McCrory of the Salvation Army leaves for St Louis and will be succeeded tomorrow by a member of the St Louis staff.
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Capt. McCrory
The
Salvation Army
St. Louis
Ele
Cordelia Defends Writers Against Hog Image Theory
Cordelia argues that a writer is not a hog for living by his pen, rebuking a stereotype about authors and suggesting different standards for creative toil.
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Cordelia
Factory sale offers deep discounts on sewing machines
A sales pitch highlights half price bargains on standard sewing machines from Illinois Sewing Machine Company with models in antique oak and high arm designs, plus parlor cabinets. The ad promises easy terms and that no more machines will be sold at these factory prices after the week. The narrative then shifts to humorous vignettes about a man named Yones and a professor Hyetotes with wholesome, lighthearted misadventures.
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Sir
Georgiana
Younes
Papa
Yones
Hyetotes
Hyetates
Jones
N. Y. Sun
Musician Recalls Own Work Hidden In Unknown Piano
The table sits beneath a cloud of smoke as the musician recounts finding a bound piano volume in a small town hotel parlor. He discovers the music page reveals his own name as the composer, amusingly realizing he had been playing his own piece without recognition.
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Jones
Venetians Embrace Hospitality Amid Quirky Trade Lessons
A Detroit Free Press note recalls 15th century courtesy in Venice as Tartary ambassador and his entourage, limited to one shirt each, were humorously granted extra garments made in the style “alla tartare seha” after a council vote.
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Khan of Tartary
Detroit Free Press
Wedding Feast in Poland Costs Bride’s Dowry
A Polish wedding banquet for about one hundred guests lasted five days and consumed large quantities of meat beer and wine. The bridegroom paid for the feast from the bride’s dowry, while all others praised the entertainment.
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Poland
N. Y Sun
Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy With Thunderstorms
The forecast shows partly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday with thunder storms. Warmer temperatures are expected in the northwest portion.
When Some Men Talk They Don’t Believe a Word They Hear
A terse line notes skepticism about listening. The comment emphasizes distrust in spoken statements, implying a cautionary stance toward conversations and claims.
The Way of the Transgressor and Tender Feet
A terse aphorism contrasts the path of wrongdoing with personal endurance. The speaker notes hardship accompanies transgression while the person involved shows no complaint about his feet. The line hints at resilience amid consequences.
Man Seeks Higher Rung by Steady Effort and Resolve
A focused individual pursues advancement by disciplined steps and forward momentum, aiming for a peak position through persistent effort and careful progress.
Woman’s Secret About Dress Reworks Recalled
A proverb notes that any woman can guard a secret about a new dress being an old one remade. The line hints at concealment and fashion reuse in social commentary.
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