Miss Stotts Hostess Draws Elder Friends at Schoolchild Party
Little Miss Mary Stotts, nine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Stotts, hosted a Wednesday afternoon party at her Fourth and Park avenue home. Nasturtiums and sweat peas decorated the house as guests enjoyed games. Attending were George Major, Mary Hogan, Emma Hogan, Lionel Stotts, Amelia Cems, Barnes Combs, Dora Keuper, William Moser, Helen Cowan, Mamie McKee, Philomene Crouse, Dora Weer, Lillie Tonget, Wallie Tonget, Velma Appleby, Amelia Brown, Mary Ruth Brown, Irene Brown, Helen Courtney, Charlie Strong, Ada Archias, Edith Archias, and Mildred Heltzer.
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Mary Stotts
George B. Stotts
Fourth
Park Avenue
George Major
Mary and
Emma Hogan
Lionel Stotts
Amelia Cems
Barnes Combs
Dora Keuper
William Moser
Helen Cowan
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Promotes Wellness
Puts light in the eye, tints the cheek with Nature's bloom and loosens tension. The line notes it brushes cobwebs from the brain and claims a refreshing effect. Sold as tea or tablets for 35 cents by W. E. Barl Drug Co.
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Hollister
W. E. Barl Drug Co
Passenger auto arrives for Sedalia line
Al Walters arrives from Jefferson City with a large auto destined for East Sedalia to be placed in operation at the Missouri Pacific freight house at the earliest feasible time.
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al Walters
East Sedalia
Jefferson City
Missouri Pacific
Dermatologist Chiropodist offered at 138 West Third Street
An advertisement for L. Co. SNECE promotes dermatology chiropody hair scalp and complexion services located at 138 West Third Street. The listing emphasizes skin and scalp treatments and personal care.
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L. Co
Rev George Delivers Sermon at First M E Church
Field secretary of the Methodist church Rev George preached last evening at the First M E Church to a large crowd despite inclement weather. He spoke on religious duties and the welfare of the church.
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George
Methodist Church
M. E
Ex-Sedalians at a Picnic
A delightful mienic was given at Berry's Springs Tuesday by the ladies' auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen to their husbands and children. An excellent luncheon was served and a general good time was had by all. The following were present: Mesdames James H. and John Stockover, S. A. Boothby, R. G. Purvis, Thomas Spake, Clarence Brashear, Peter Sisk, Charles Johns, James Connors, Mike Lartonoix, G. C. Deleplain and P. D. Goldsmith.
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Berry’s Springs
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railway
Mesdames
James H
John Stockover
S. A. Boothby
R. G. Purvis
Thomas Spake
Clarence Brashear
Peter Sisk
Charles Johns
James Connors
Mike Lartonoix
G. C. Deleplain
P. D. Goldsmith
Jefferson City Tribune
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Tonic Pills Endorsement
A Valley City North Carolina hotel clerk testifies that two bottles of DeWitt’s Little Early Risers cured his chronic constipation. The pills are advertised as a gentle tonic suitable for children and adults and sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
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DeWitt
Three Saloons Set to Open on West Main Street
West Main Street nears a beer war as two east of the Star saloon are remodeled. One will house Clarence Mellor serving Anheuser Busch beer and the other will be a Sedalia beverage dispensary. The Star saloon continues with Lemp’s beer as three saloons in a row appear imminent.
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West Main Street
Star Saloon
Clarence Mellor
Anheuser-Busch
Sedalia Beverage
Red Cross Ball Blue Promoted for White Clothing
An advertisement urges homemakers to keep whites bright with Red Cross Ball Blue. It notes a two ounce package sold by grocers for six cents.
Waller couple to tour Northwest including Alaska
Mr and Mrs W F Waller of Kansas City former Sedalia residents plan an extended six week trip starting August 1 They will visit the Portland exposition Yellowstone Park Seattle Vancouver and Alaska Their itinerary covers major NW destinations before returning home.
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W. F. Waller
Kansas City
Sedalia
Northwest
Portland Exposition
Yellowstone Park
Seattle
Wash
Vancouver
Alaska
Sedalia Steam Laundry Announces New Collar End Cuff Machine
The Sedalia Steam Laundry states it has added a new collar end cuff machine to its already well equipped plans. This upgrade aims to reach higher perfection in collar and cuff finishing and invites customers to try the improved service.
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Sedalia Steam Laundry
Queen City Grove No. 1 Social at Iodge Hall
The Woodmen Circle drill team hosted a social last evening at the Iodge hall with Kroencke's orchestra providing a special musical program. Ice cream and cake were served during refreshments to attendees.
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Queen City Grove No. 1
Woodmen Circle
Iodge Hall
Kroencke
Stolen Bed Covers Plague Cincinnati Traveler
An unseen thief prowls in Cincinnati taking bed covers from a traveling man. The incident disrupts his sleep and raises local concern as the mysterious nighttime theft continues.
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Cincinnati
Mysterious missing bedclothes haunt traveling salesman
Stuart Crane a Cincinnati shoe house traveler from Maysville Kentucky is hospitalized in Chillicothe with a nervous breakdown caused by repeated disappearances of bedclothes from beds he uses. From Hillsboro to Lexington Louisville and beyond the missing coverings baffled hotels and cost him charges, panic, and months of illness.
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Maysville
Stuart Crane
Cincinnati
Chilli
Maupassant
Crane
Hillsboro
Lexington
Frankfort
Phoenix
Louisville
Galt House
Warner House
Chillicothe
Bud McKeehan
Branchester, O
Rédie Houk
Bindley House
Bell Boys
Ben Kent
Kent
Jackson
Caldwell
Worrell’s Insect Exterminator Offers Safe Relief
Worrell's Insect Exterminator is promoted as a safe refuge from insect annoyances and is sold by all druggists, aiming to reassure mothers troubled by pests.
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Worrell
Building Societies Discussed at U S League Convention
New York July 27 increased attendance on second and last day of the annual convention of the United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations. Papers covered topics from Indiana management to unfair treatment and legal rights, with speakers from Terre Haute Chicago Boston Columbus Philadelphia Springfield Sault Ste. Marie Hackensack New Iberia and more.
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New York
United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations
Indiana
Joseph G. Elder
Terre Haute
Ind
W. R. Smith
Chicago
W. R. Jones
Boston
L. L. Rankin
Columbus
Addison B. Burk
Philadelphia
William A. Linn
Hackensack
N. J
E. L. Chapin
Springfield
Building and Loan Associations
Jay W. Sutton
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Building Association Loan
W. G. Weeks
New Iberia
Riad Wen Fave One Bong Ths
Readable fragments point to a brief item naming a person Riad Wen and a Bong related event. The exact action and context remain unclear in the OCR, but the note indicates a singular focus on Wen and the Bong reference within a short local item.
World Zionist Congress Opens in Basle With Diverse Delegates
About two to three thousand delegates gather for the sixth world Zionist congress in Basle to discuss electing a new president succeeding Herzl, possible acceptance of British land for a Zionist colony in East Africa, decentralization moves, and a proposed directorate led by Max Nordau, Prof. Wollfschn, and Prof. Warburg.
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Max Nordau
Theodore Herzl
Zionist Movement
Herzl
Herr Wollfschen
Cologne
British East Africa
Congress
Max Nordan
Wollfschn
Prof
Warburg
Berlin
Allen's Foot-Face Powder Ad Offer
An 19th century style advisory for Allen's Foot-Face powder promising relief for corns bunions and painful hot swollen feet. Available from all druggists and shoe stores at 85 cents.
Teen-Driven Tragedy Ends Stepfather’s Life in Hinton
In Hinton West Virginia on July 27 a 14 year old girl Carrie Dooley shot to death her stepfather B D Gibson a C&O railroad fireman after years of alleged persecution. Police continue to investigate the shooting and the girl’s motives are being reviewed.
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B. D. Gibson
C. & O. Railroad
Carrie Dooley
Woman shoots man after attempted assault in temperate incident
The man brought a shotgun and attempted to assault the woman. She seized the weapon while he slept off drink, woke his alarm, and fired fatally blowing off the top of his head. The coroner exonerated the woman. Gibson had moved from Howardsville five years earlier.
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Gibson
Howardsville
Hollister Pocky Mowmateia Tea advertised
An old drug ad promotes Hollister Pocky Mowmateia Tea priced at 35 cents for tea or tablets by W. E. Bard Drug Co. The copy touts poison extermination, blood revitalization, and a return to happier days.
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Hollister
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Elopement scandal shakes Urich schools chief
The Clinton Democrat reports Prof. Oakes Urich public schools principal eloped with pupil Opal Knaus a 15 year old. The married man left with his pupil after a plan to visit Caplingers Mills and El Dorado Springs. A letter from Texas said they were bound for Old Mexico.
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Opal Knaus
Clinton Democrat
Oakes
Urich
Caplinger’s Mills
el Dorado Springs
Knauses
Clinton
Texas
Old Mexico
Favorite Prescription Crowns Women With Lasting Health
A medical patent remedy claim attributes beauty and happiness to Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Nellie D. Stark and Mrs. Geo Sugden claiming restored health, vitality, and renewed love after using the product, with assurances of no alcohol or narcotics.
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Pierce
United Tes
Ian
Nellie D. Stark
Bethesda Society
Gardner Street
Worcester
Mass
Lfe
Geo. Sugden
Bonda Street
Saginaw
South
Michigan
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