Social guests from Chicago Baltimore and Kansas City arrive
Miss Harriett Stone Miss Agnes Bacon and Miss Christiana Best arrive tomorrow for a visit hosted by Miss Guild on West Broadway. Reverend and Mrs Albert and Mr and Mrs Peter Hoffman joined a social visit with the Whiskers family and strawberry picking delighted the children. Constable Robb and families and Ed Sheldon attended a Dresden reunion for Grandmother Burke, age eighty. Mrs Steele departed for Moberly and contributes to the Saengerfest program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Stone
Chicago
Agnes Bacon
Baltimore
Christiana Best
Kansas City
Miss Guild
West Broadway
Albert
Peter Hoffman
van B. Whisker
J. A. Robb
Ed Sheldon
Dresden
Grandma Burke
Ballard to Build Telegraph Line Longwood to Sedalia
E R Ballard plans a tele phone line from Longwood to Sedalia at a cost of 400 dollars. The line will be in operation by August first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Ballard
Telehone
Longwood
Sedalia
No-To-Bac touted as a life lengthening remedy
An advertisement extols No-To-Bac as the easy quit tobacco cure. It claims the product strengthens weak men and promises a life of vigor. The Sterling Remedy Co links the drug to druggists selling 50 cents or 81 and offers a free booklet and sample from Chicago or New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Patterson-Sargeant Paints and Ott's Ad Mix
An archival ad notes Patterson-Sargeant mixed paint at Ott's along with cream soda at Kleischmann's Pharmacy. Bowman & Dorn's Laundry offers family washing at 20 cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman & Dorn’s
Axtell Leads Modern Magnetism Healing Course
Promoter S W Axtell of Sedalia touts a twelve lecture course in mental science vital magnetism personal magnetism and hypnotism. He claims anyone can learn to heal using the will and that tuition of fifty dollars yields daily earnings from ten to twenty five dollars. The program runs nightly except Sunday with demonstrations to all students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
S. W. Axtell
Sedalia
Professor Axtell
Axtell
Preachers Play Great Ball at Sedalia Sunday School Festival
A Sunday school festival at Liberty Park ends with a ministers versus Sunday school superintendents baseball game won 23 to 16 by the ministers. Rev. Felix Hill opens with a homer, Rev. Putman suffers a chest protector break, and observers note antics, dust clouds, and fireworks as Friemel's band plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
M. E
Friemel
Felix Hill
Buchanan
Rev
Putman
Walter Cannon
Cannon
Albert
Cain
F. L. Cook
Rev. Putman
Rev. Bitler
Rev. Buchanan
Rautenstrauch
Dr Bell’s Pins Tar Honey Saves Lonnie Rosell Life
Grantsburg Illinois resident J B Rosell credits Dr Bell's Pins Tar Honey with ending a 25 year cough and ill health after spending years with doctors and medicines. He says the remedy strengthened weak lungs and saved his life.
Normal Commencement at Warrensburg Normal School
A large Warrensburg crowd gathers for the annual commencement as Judge J N Dalby attends a Board of Regents meeting. The school reports a flourishing condition with expected higher attendance next year. The board plans teacher and officer elections, with the presidency retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Regents
J. N. Dalby
Warrensburg
State Normal School
Board Regents
Choir Hosts Picnic at Forest Park Event
The St. Vincent de Paul church choir enjoyed an afternoon and evening picnic at Forest Park hosted by Rev. Father Healey. Rain delayed the early plans but evening brought ample park amusements and elegant refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent de Paul
Forest Park
Father Healey
Blanche Bronson
Georgetown
Texas
Emma Place
Charles Place
J. C. van Riper
Misses Withers
Hoffman
Johns
Waddell
Mackey
Body
Decatur
Stanley
Stewart
Hawkins
Blanche
Edith Faulhaber
Hill
Fast
Morey
Whitcomb
Maone
Temple
A. Trader
R. Cotton
Ferguson
Cotton
Blair
George Trader
Doyle
Igenfritz
Levy
Dr. Broadfoot
Williams
Woods
Ott
Strawberry Patch Raid By Royal Tribe Of Joseph
Last Saturday evening the Royal Tribe of Joseph raid on Colonel Wisker's Fairview Heights strawberry patch yielded choice berries of Parker Earle Warfield Columbian and Iowa Beauty. They toured the farm with the colonel, admiring Sedalia views while planning the melon patch location for a possible future raid.
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Royal Tribe of Joseph
Wisker
Fairview Heights
Parker Earle
Warfield
Columbian
Iowa
Sedalia
Supreme
Ritchey
Bronson
Challacombe
Harl Bronson
Amanuensis Tegler
He Proved Farming Pays as Sussex County Farmer Dies
Oscar Dunn, who died in his eighty first year in Sussex county New Jersey, started with a farm bequeathed by his father and built it into fifteen elite properties. He studied farming, practiced strict cash purchases, avoided lawsuits, relied on sharing leases, and maintained long tenures with good tenants.
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Sussex County
New Jersey
Oscar Dunn
Church of England vows action against divorcees
The lower house of the convocation of the Church of England passed a resolution saying church law does not recognize divorcees and urging bishops to push Parliament to prevent the church from remarrying divorced persons.
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Convocation of the Church of England
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W. D. Steele
Moberly
Dunlop
Sicher’s
The
T. Perrin
T. G Price
S. Lamine
el Dorado
Grand Central Hotel
A. D. Pearenr
el Dorado Springs, Mo
J. W. Easley
South
Osage Street
Ohio Street
Cream Sodate
Kleischmann’s Pharmacy
Union Festival of Sunday
Liberty
Park Yeesterday
Toomay
Ethridge
Louis Hoffman
Holcroft
Holmes Hall
Holecroft
Judge Dalby
E. E. Johnson
Rey Toomay
James McManigal
First Christian Church
Joel
Middlebrook
Frank Hoffman
S. Grand Avenue
Lee Looney
W. E. Poindexter
Gass
P. H. Longan
Rector
Nellie
Christian Endeavor Societies
Detroit
Clover Leaf Railway
South Ohio
Peter Lane
Hether
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