Peruna touted as cure for systemic catarrh in Crawfordsville ad
Editor Clem Q Moore praises Peruna after years of suffering from systemic catarrh and indigestion confessing life saving relief from the remedy. Other letters from W T Zenor and Amanda Morrill endorse Peruna as a cure and tonic noting dramatic personal recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem G. Moore
Advocate-Democrat
Crawfordsville
Peruna Medicine Company
Clem Q. Moore
Wm. T. Zenor
Washington, D.C
N. Capital Street
Wam. T. Zenor
Amanda Morrill
Reid Street
Elizabeth
N. J
Peruna
Personal notices from the morning edition
W. F. Waller travels to Kansas City while Glenn H. Wood heads to Warrensburg on business. J. H. Bowron returns from Kansas City. Terence O'Brien becomes pressman at Stevenson Printing Co. Julius Claussius arrives from Jefferson City after convention work. Dispatchers B. Dawson and W. W. Rudd depart to Kansas City. Cecil Barnett injured stepping on a nail off duty. St Pauls college students return home via Lexington branch after a successful year. Miss Hattie Hays returns home to Rich Hill. George Ferrell reports from an extended tour and river route survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
W. EF. Waller
Kansas City
Glenn H. Wood
Warrensburg
J. H. Bowron
Terence O'Brien
Stevenson Printing Co
Julius Claussius
Jefferson City
B. Dawson
W. W. Rudd
the Pacific
Cecil Barnett
The
Sentinel
St. Paul’s College
Concordia
Lexington
St. Louis
Hattie Hays
Rich Hill
A. D. Edwards
George Ferrell
Missouri farmer sues preacher over blind horse sale
A Nodaway county farmer sold a horse to a preacher who soon went blind. The preacher sues for damages while the farmer claims he did not know the animal’s condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Nodachy
Bible Used as Witness in Trial of Williams Herb Doctor
In Sedaia a Bible served as a witness in the case against W Williams a venerable negro herb doctor arrested for compounding and selling medicines without a license He argued the Bible commanded him to gather herbs and cited biblical passages but could not identify them Some jurors were swayed but a verdict could not be reached due to the inability to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedaia
W. Williams
Williams
Shannon
Tie
The 20th Century Limited New Train Service Declared
The 20th Century Limited will start June 15 leaving Chicago at 2 30 p m and arrive New York next morning at 9 30. New York departure 2 45 p m with Chicago arrival 9 45 a m. In addition to Lake Shore service it will cut a full business day between Chicago and New York. Fred R. Kacy, T P A, Kansas City. C I Daly, C 3 G P A Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Lake Shore
Fred R. Kacy
Kansas City
C. I. Daly
C. 3
Sedalia Dye Works Expands With New Delivery Wagon
The Sedalia Steam Dye Works announces a new delivery wagon and invites customers to call and inspect goods with free estimates. They offer prompt and artistic dyeing cleaning and repairing with free home delivery. Office at 219 South Lanine Street Queen City phone 3516.
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South
la Nine Street
Queen City
Preferred Death. Businessman Vanishes for Unknown Grave
W S Grah in a Grags City business man became partly insane and was sent to a state asylum. Released he warned his family he preferred an unknown grave to an asylum. From Denver he wrote asking his friend to take charge of his affairs and to not spend money seeking him. His brother and Volney Sanders rushed to Colorado to search, but he is believed to have found his unknown grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Grahain
Grags City
St. Joseph
Denver
Cal
Albert Davidson
Carrie
Graham
John
Volney Sanders
Colorado
Postponement of game between insurance men bankers and lawyers doctors
A baseball match between the insurance and banker teams and the lawyers and doctors has been postponed from June 30 to a date in July.
Jim Settles Sentenced to Sixty Days in Police Court
Jim Settles received a sixty day sentence in police court today for stealing Mr Kobrock's wash boiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Settles
Mr. Kobrock
Weise and Laynstrom to wed in Sedalia ceremony
William L. Weise and Dora Laynstrom, two of Sedalia's popular young people, will marry at 5 this afternoon at 134 West Jefferson street with Rev. F. W. Simpson officiating. Relatives attend as guests and a supper follows. Afterward the couple depart for Nevada to start life together. Weise works on the Nevada local and Dora formerly served as bookkeeper at C. A. Guenther's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Weise
Dora Laynstrom
Sedalia
F. W. Simpson
Epworth M. E. Church
West Jefferson Street
Mendelssohm
Bertha Autenrieth
Gertrude Brandt
Mr. Weise
The
Sentinel
Double Wedding Set Near City Tonight
The double wedding will unite Vivian T. McCurdy of Sedalia and Estelle Blanchard of San Jose California with Dr John D Mitchell of Postal and Sallie Elmore of Longwood. Attendants include Burch McCurdy and Lacey Gentry for the Blanchard-McCurdy pair and James Mitchell and Nona Wood for the Mitchell-Elmore union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian T. McCurdy
Sedalia
Estelle Blanchard
San Jose
Cal
John D. Mitchell
Postal
Sallie Elmore
Longwood
Miss Elmore
Burch H. McCurdy
Lacey Gentry
First Baptist Church
McCurdy
Miss Edna Morris Hosts A Charming Gathering
Miss Edna Morris invites members to a delightful social event, entertaining guests with grace and hospitality in a warm, intimate setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Morris
Adagio Club Hosts Morning Meeting and Prize Winners
The Adagio club met at Nell f Clarris's home on Sixth and Quincy with seven tables at high five. Nell f Clarris won the club prize a handsome plaque while Mrs. Harry Doyle tied with Miss Jump for the guest prize a box of stationery. The residence was decorated in pink with sweet peas and refreshments of chicken salad olives wafers cherry ice and cake were served. Out of town guests included Miss Lump Holden Miss Huston and Mrs. Harry Doyle. Miss Ethel Roemer will entertain the club next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
Quincy Streets
Nell F Clarris
Harry Doyle
Miss Jump
Out of Town
Lump of
Holden
Huston
Farley
Ethel Roemer
Thomas E Rowe and Mary B Day Wed at Sacred Heart
Mr Thomas E Rowe and Miss Mary EB Day were married last evening at the Sacred Heart church parsonage with Fr Ignatius Rauch officiating. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home 402 West Henry. They received gifts including granitoid cookware from George Fisher and Missouri Pacific colleagues. They will reside at 1317 South Lamine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Rowe
Mary EB. Day
Sacred Heart Church
Ignatius Rauch
West Henry Street
George Fisher
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific Bar and Tunch
South Lamine Street
The
Sentinel
Heaton Powell Wedding Ties Travel Man to St Louis Bride
Arthur J. Heaton, a noted travel ing man based here, wed Evelyn M. Powell of St. Joseph at St. Louis yesterday. They arrived in Sedalia this morning and stay with Mrs. Perdue at 316 East Seventh. The couple receive the Sentinel’s congratulations. Also, Charles Trader and Marion Batterton were married in Memphis and will live in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Heaton
St. Louis
Evelyn M. Powell
St. Joseph
Sedalia
Charles Trader
J. W. Trader
City
Marion Batterton
Memphis
Tenn
Kansas City
Marriage of George Sanerwein and Lettie Lee Kirkpatrick
The Warrensburg Star reports a Wednesday noon wedding for George Sanerwein and Lettie Lee Kirkpatrick. Miss Camilla Sicher of Kansas City served as a bride’s attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Warrensburg
George Sanerwein
Lettie Lee Kirkpatrick
Camilla Sicher
Kansas City
Wedding guests from out of town attend Weise Lagstrom
Among those here from out of town to attend the Weise Lag strom Wedding this evening are Mrs. Louw Sarmen of California Mo Misses Bessie and Mamie Saran of Jefferson City and Miss Bertha Autenreith of Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louw Sarmen
California
Bessie
Mamie Saran
Jefferson City
Bertha Autenreith
Nevada
Mrs Elliott Stafford Hosts Friends in Dai-Whi-Mo Court
A group of friends were pleasantly entertained Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Elliott Stafford's home in Dai-Whi-Mo court. The gathering honored Mrs. Hendricks of Trookion New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Stafford
Dai-Whi- Mo Court
Hendricks
Trookion, N.Y
Jennie B. Fast Wins Verdict in Estate Case
The case of Jennie B. Fast as administratrix of her deceased husband’s estate against W. A. Fast was argued before Judge Longan yesterday and a verdict was rendered for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie B. Fast
W. A. Fast
Longan
Damage suit of Orrison vs Gott continued to July 1
The damage suit filed by Rev. J. J. Orrison against Elder W. L. Gott was continued at Warrens bureau until July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Orrison
Elder W. L. Gott
Warrensbure
Youth Arrested for Copper Boiler Theft Near Broadway Plant
Willi Settles, a youth living near the Broadway electric light plant, was arrested by Officer Eckhott last evening for stealing a copper wash boiler and two wash boards from Charles Kobroek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi Settles
Broadway Electric Light
Oficer Eckhott
Charles Kobroek
Knight Arrested Over Theft of Telephone Wire
Willie Knight was arrested yesterday for the theft of a quantity of telephone wire. The wire was found in his possession by Constables Robb and Gresham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Knight
Eeery
Robb
Gresham
Fifer Sells Interest in City Restaurant
George Fifer has sold his interest in the Third Street restaurant. Details of the transfer were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifer
George Fifer
De bel to operate street project with bar ties
Engineer roads to Pat De bel, who will in future operate it in connection with his bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Debel
Missouri Kansas Texas abandons Wybark extension
In Vinita Indian Territory on June 26 the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad drops plans for the Wybark extension. contractors release mules to Louisiana as farmers with crops resist plowing and rights of way were not secured under the new law. Doubt grows over a Wy bark to Bartlesville line this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
I. T
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company
Wybark
Louisiana
Naty
Ozark and Cherokee Central
Bartletsville
Overland trip by Prof Coleman and brother in new car
Prof G L Coleman and his brother Major are traveling from Kansas City to Sedalia in a new automobile. They departed Warrensburg shortly after 11 o'clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Coleman
Major
Kansas City
Sedalia
Warrensburg
Red Cross B grocer package ad listed at 5 cents
A brief note shows a Red Cross B grocery item advertised for five cents per package. The readable text highlights a limited price offer and the product display likely tied to a wartime or promotional context.
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