Is He Prince Rudolph? Dismissed Iowa Professor Linked to Austrian Throne
Marinette Wisconsin and Des Moines Iowa report a sensational claim that Professor Hoffmann, former Iowa University faculty, is Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria. Resignation followed his refusal to reveal identity. rumor ties him to a deposed prince, a funeral impersonation, and a move to work as a bacteriologist and later at Drake University.
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Ulty
University of Iowa
Rudolph
Austria
Hoffman
University
Hoffmann
Menominee
Mich
Empire
Prince Rudolph
Redelings
B. J. Brown
Des. Moines
Charles H. Hoffmann
Iowa Medical College
Drake University
Dean Lewis Schooler
Des Moines
Mount Pleasant
Carl Schwartz
State Board of Control
Mount P]t
Striking Indian Nomenclature In Summer Spots
A brief catalog of Native American named places such as Muskoka Clear Sky Land Magnetewan Smooth Flowing Water Kawartha Bright Waters and Happy Lands described as delightful summer outing spots on the American continent. Advertising details for free mailings are given.
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Advertising Department
Grand Trunkway System
Adams Street
Kago
George W. Vaux
Low Fares to Boston and Return in Summer
Cheap travel offers to Boston with return validity in June and July via the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway. Tickets available June 25 26 27 with extended return limits to August 1, and July 1 2 3 4 and 5 with return limits to September 1. Stopovers at Niagara Falls Chautauqua and New York on the route. Further details and rates via routes furnished by F R Lacy in Kansas City or C F Daly in Chicago.
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Boston
Botanic Blood Balm Ad Promises Blood Purity Cure
A historic advertisement offers Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for ulcers eczema scrofula and blood diseases. It urges readers to request a free sample and describes a long tested product sold in drug stores with prepaid shipping and medical advice. The Sedalia distributor W. E. Bard Drug Co is listed as a local contact.
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Atlanta
Sedalia
W. E. Bard Dru Co
The Catarrh Cure Claim Advertised
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure deafness caused by catarrh. It asserts most deafness stems from inflamed mucous membranes and Eustachian tube blockage, promising $100 reward for any cure it cannot achieve, and invites readers to send for a circular.
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Hall
J H Hainline Dies In Lamonte
J H Hainline, aged and highly respected Lamonte resident, died at his home Saturday night from general debility. A pioneer of the city, his funeral was held at 3 PM Sunday from his residence with Rev G E Shanklin officiating.
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J. H. Hainline
Lamonte
Mr. Hainline
G. E. Shanklin
Antinuptial Party For Miss Imhoff And Mr Wallace
Mr and Mrs Thompson host a large antinuptial party Wednesday evening at their Beaman area home for Miss Blanche Imhoff and Mr Charles Wallace who will marry June 24. A large number of Sedalians plan to attend.
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Mrs. Thompson
Beaman
Blanche Imhoff
Charles Wallace
Marriage Licenses Issued in Sedalia and Cole Camp
A marriage license was issued today to H. C. Iglehart of Cole Camp and Minnie E. Owens of Sedalia. Late Saturday Recorder Looney issued licenses to D. B. Milburn and Selena E. Braden, both of Sedalia, and G. A. Smith and Mary L. Dillman, both of Sedalia.
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H. C. Iglehart
Cole Camp
Minnie E. Owens
Sedalia
Recorder
Looney
D. B. Milburn
Selena E. Braden
G. A. Smith
Mary L. Dillman
Larkey Receives $1000 Insurance for Hinshaw Heir
Mrs. G. W. Larkey secretary of the Royal Neighbors lodge received a draft for $1000 payable to the heir of the late Mrs. Viola Hinshaw, who died on the 22nd of last month.
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G. W. Larkey
Royal Neighbors’ Lodge
Viola Hinshaw
Local residents mingle in Sedalia and nearby towns
Messenger notes numerous visitors and travelers including J. D. Brown in Windsor, Mrs. Hefner to Kansas City, Elliott to Warsaw, Wade to Lamonte, Del Moore to Kansas City, and others from Lamonte, Kansas City, Warsaw, and Sedalia. Attendance includes editors, businessmen, and a note on Missouri Pacific train No. 2 lateness.
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A. Hefner
Kansas City
J. B. Elliott
Warsw
Earle R. Wade
Lamonte
del Moore
S. Fletcher
Warsaw
Cole Camp
H. C. Mitchell
Mack Looney
R. E. Guthrie
Sedalia
W.S. Manley
Pittsburg
Kas
D. H. Patterson
Herndon
Springfield
Bell Hutchinson
Katy
Russel Greiner
A. E. Poteet
W. O. Terry
P. L. Weasell
F. R
Domestic help ad seeks two white girls in Kansas City
Wanted two experienced white girls to go to Kansas City to work in same family. One to cook and one for second work and care of child. References. Apply Tuesday afternoon 910 South Missouri avenue.
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Kansas City
Missouri Avenue
Mrs Mead Hosts Ten Cent Social for Ladies Auxiliary
Mrs G E Mead assisted by Mesdames William Phelan and G W Ott will entertain at a ten cent social Friday evening at 523 West Seventh street for the benefit of the Ladies Auxiliary to the O R C.
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G. E. Mead
William Phelan
G. W. Ott
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Skyour
Philadelphia
Dexter’s Book Store
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North Star
Laclede
Spaulding
Rollman Cherry Seeder
SMITH
Marshall-Howe
West Main Street
West Second Street
Realm
Iowa
Inette Star
Fac
W. H Howell
Houston Tex
Bob Moore
Lafayette
Ind
de Witt
W. E Bard Drug Co
George A. Major
T. T. Major & Son
Alvatunde
Oak Street
Courthouse
Muskoka
Magnetewan
Kawartha
Lake Shore
Michigan
Southern Railway
Niagara Falls
Chatau
Qua
New York
F. R. la
T. P
C. F Daly
Chicago
the Rey AA Pere
Taylor’s Light
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J. D. Brown
Windsor
Daisy Barbee
Eloise Langley
G. A. Widder
Jefferson City
J. A. Williams
Houstonia Spectator
O. Leftwich
Frank B. Rodeman
St. Louis
Union Special Sewing Machine Co
Minnie Hemphill
Hughesville
Burt J. Wright
G. T. Lambirth
Fortuna
Celeste Hardin
Frank Hainline
Missouri Pacific
Garrett A. Perdue
George Donnellan
Independence
Rev. Mitchell of
City
Mrs. O. L. Young of
Mrs. Baird
East Fourth Street
Joseph Scott of
Homespun
F. D. Ormond
Cpd
Ohio Street
R. C. Dolph & CO
the Cash Grocers
W. Main St
Bell
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Santos
Cero Fruto
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