Nature’s warnings and the dangers of an ailing stomach
An editorial style piece argues nature signals disease through digestive symptoms and warns that neglect leads to weakness and wasting. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion problems, cites testimonials, and notes a free medical adviser offer.
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Pierce
R. E. Secord, Esq
Eastern Ave
Toronto
Ontario
Golden Medical Discovery
Dr. Pierce
Cole Camp Cullings: Local Birth and Ailments
A baby girl was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Casto of Cole Camp Missouri. Mrs. E. L. Kueter and children from Sedalia visit relatives this week. Leda West of Sedalia stays with Blanche Schwald. Walter Grube fell from a tree last Sunday breaking his arm and is recovering. Claude Golden of near Lincoln was thrown from a horse into a barbed wire fence and is scratched but expected to recover.
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Cole Camp
Gorge Casto
E. L. Kueter
Sedalia
Leda West
Blanche Schwald
Walter Grube
Dr. Shumate
Claude Golden
Lincoln
Boston Cafe Lead in Soda Fountain Favorites
Wheelon stands as the clear favorite among soda fountain drinks at Boston Cafe, leading the list of popular choices admired by patrons.
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Wheelon
Boston Cafe
Missouri Slot Machines to Be Banned Next Sunday
The Missouri legislature’s recent laws take effect next Sunday. After the 90 day grace period expires, anyone operating a slot machine or allowing one to operate faces imprisonment.
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Missouri
Trouble on the Missouri Pacific cut-off at Wolfe's Point
A Monday afternoon clash at Cushens camp near Wolfe's Point injures several workers on the Missouri Pacific cut-off. One boss is reported dead and four or five others wounded amid fighting between Greek laborers and Irish bosses. Local authorities and a posse travel to the scene as repairs continue on engines 765 761 and 783.
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California
Missouri Pacific
Wolfe's
Cushen
Elliott
Burke
Wolfe
Festival Date Change For City Parade In June
The executive committee revised the June festival date from Tuesday June 18 to Thursday June 20. Businessmen preferred the later date after pay day, and the parade will form at Broadway and Ohio then proceed north on Ohio to Fourth and east to Lamine before continuing to Liberty park.
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Broadway
Ohio
Lamine
Kentucky
Liberty Park
Dividend hopes lift Missouri Pacific stock on rumor
The June 10 report notes a probable dividend for Missouri Pacific shares and a rumored Wabash Lackawanna deal driving prices to 119. Wall Street expects a dividend this week and sees a community of interest forming between the two railroads. The Bell Telephone company plans a permanent miniature exchange at the State fair grounds with a complete metallic circuit to link the grounds to the city and beyond.
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New York
Wall Street
Gould
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
Lackawanna Roads
Old Stock Exchange
Wall Strees
Lackawanna
The
Bell Telephone Company
Hay field and railway laborers listed with towns
The Moberly Democrat reports personnel changes and game notes from Sedalia with hay field references. It notes dismissals and transfers at Katy hospital and Denison, plus Royal Tribe of Joseph officers elected in Sedalia.
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Sedalia Lodge No. 1
Royal Tribe of Joseph
W. H. Graffis
Will Wentzleman
Sale of White Muslin Underwear Offers Low Prices
The advertisement touts pure fresh muslin undergarments and very low prices. Corset covers range from 10c to 1.50, drawers 10c to 1.00, night robes 49c to 4.00, skirts 48c to 6.50 with stated higher worth.
Summer Goods And Accessories At Discount Prices
Cold weather talk fades as shop promotes parasols gowns skirts and summer wear. Hair bows fabric notions and dresses priced from 50 cents to several dollars with items like parasols 1 dollar, shirts 50 cents to 3.50, skirts 1.50 to 9.50, fans 2 cents to 8.75, and Swiss embroideries half price.
Cattle Purchase In Pettis Morgan Benton Counties
Mr Hogan reports about 400 more cattle bought for future delivery in Pettis Morgan and Benton counties. The buyers include Green McFarland Beaman J W Smith Otterville Mr Cummins Sedalia John Schlusing Mora and Judge Wagenknecht Smithton.
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Green McFarland
Beaman
J. W. Smith
Otterville
Mr. Cummins
Sedalia
John Schlusing
Mora
Judge Wagenknecht
Smithton
Hogan
Pettis
Morgan
Benton Counties
Missouri Pacific and Associated Officials Reach Daily Staffing Moves
Frank O Connell lays off for Missouri Pacific. Charles Menefee leaves for Atoka to resume Amer ican Express runs. Yardmaster Hunter seeks fifty men for J C B L improvements at Myrick. Harmony of Iron Mountain visits Missouri Pacific shops. Morrison travels to St Louis. Hague returns home from Wabash shops. Fitzgerald lays off at Missouri Pacific shops. Holman takes a few runs off. Fletcher returns to Missouri Pacific shops.
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Ed Kent
Missouri Pacific
Bailey and
Kinsey
Katy
K. A. Eailey
Frank O’connell
Charles Menefee
Atoka
American Express Company
Hunter
Myrick
Harmony
Iron Mountain
Charles Braun
A. G. Morrison
St. Louis
Theodore Hague
Wabash
Carroll Fitzgerald
J. T. Holman
Missouri
Shirtwaists gain ground at New York area informal events
Signs point to shirtwaists for men being tolerated at summer informal functions in and near New York. Yacht clubs and outdoor clubs hosting evening entertainments welcome the shirtwaist as a practical dress solution and it is set to gain popularity at these gatherings.
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New York
For rent two or three rooms suitable for office
Boston Cafe offers two or three rooms for rent suitable as an office space. inquire for details and terms as available.
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Boston Cafe
Hogan and Brownfield cattle shipment to H firm
Hogan and Brownfield shipped five carloads of cattle Tuesday to the firm Campbell Hunt Adams Louis for Mr H. One car load was purchased.
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Hogan & Brownfield
Firm
Campbell, Hunt & Adams, Louis
Kansas City Attorney N. B. Carskadon Dies
Kansas City attorney N B Carskadon died of heart disease at age 50. He was born in Kiser West Virginia in 1860. At his death he acted as attorney for Frank Rockefeller in a case against Frank Siegel, former president of the Siegel Sanders Live Stock Commission company.
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Kansas City
N. B. Carskadon
Kiser
W. Va
Frank Rockefeller
Frank Siegel
Siegel-Sanders Live Stock Commission Company
Wronged Husband Kills Man Then Shoots Self
In Newport Ohio on June 11, James Hamilton sought proof in a divorce case. He watched a woman's house with a witness two miles north of town. At 2 a.m. Robert Arey appeared at a rear door, a confrontation followed, Hamilton was shot dead and Arey then fatally shot himself.
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Newport
James Hamilton
Robert Arey
Hamilton
Arey
Katy Tickets and Through Sleeper Service Details
Katy offers through sleeper service via St Louis to Mexico Arizona and California on the flyer. No 3 and 4 run through between St Louis and Waco with sleeper. conductor in charge. May to August round trips for conventions and Sunday excursions Sedalia to Estill. Pan American and harvest laborer rates to Indian and Oklahoma territories. inquire at office or call 257.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Katy
Mexico
Arizona
California
City of Mexico
Waco
Beaumont
Texas
Kansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Sedalia
Ladue
Estill
St. Paul
Ice Cream Soda Visit at ARINGTON
A brief notice records a visit to ARINGTON for ice cream soda. The item highlights a casual indulgence at a local venue with no further details.
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The
Arington
Arlington
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