Personal notices from Marshall to Clifton City
PERSONAL. Phone 144. Taylor's Light Transfer. Harry Downing of Marshall is in town on business. W L Morgan of Warsaw visits for business. Judge W S Shirk returns from St Louis. Ned Spencer trips to California Mo today. M H Morris travels to Houstonia. William J Blechberger and family come from Cole Camp. Conductor Newcomb arrives from Pacific Mo for a short visit. Peter Devine and Pat Shea of Clifton City were in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Harry Downing
Marshall
W. L. Morgan
Warsaw
W. S. Shirk
St. Louis
Ned Spencer
California
M. H. Morris
Houstonia
William J. Blechberger
Cole Camp
Local residents travel and business notes fill Sedalia day
Wind sor visiting M Doherty arrives from Wind sor on business. Clarence Jackson joins C A Guenther firm. Dick Barrett flies to Kansas City. Dell Shields visits his uncle at Der water. Rev J J Orrison to Green Ridge and Calhoun. Otto Raifeissen returns from Syracuse. Arthur Menschke travels to California. Mrs A Bauer visits St Louis. Ernest Lamy returns from Lamonte. Mattie Zoll and son Frank visit Roadhouse I. Kate Kellar returns from St Louis. Johnnie Reetor resumes work at Stark Bros. nursery in Louisiana. Mrs Hartshorn and son Fred visit Smithton. Yosts visit Butler and Pleasant Hill. Kirkpatrick-Sourwine wedding in Warrensburg. Hannah Calhoun visits Kansas City. Col of California Mo. travels home. Mrs J Orrison visits from Grand Pass. Dr J G Love returns from Savannah. J J Betts travels to Eldorado after ill father. James Wilkerson to Independence for Select Knights. Aulemiller returns to Jefferson City. Bessie Shields and Ada Dunlap visit Kansas City. Mrs Hodges returns from New York. W Hamlin announces congress bid. Remington family returns from Hughesville. Hickman of St Joseph visits. Logan of Warrensburg visits. Fulkerson and Bundenthal attend Lincoln exercises. Mr Mercer to Yocum, Tex. Women visit Jacob Brandt. Crow, Denny, Fehr and Barnes noted. Possible new newspaper venture teased. Edna Mertz joins Third National Bank. John Gaffney to Pittsburg with family. return visit.
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M. Doherty
Windsor
Clarence Jackson
C. A. Guenther
Dick Barrett
Kansas City
Dell Shields
Der
Water
J. J. Orrison
Green Ridge
Calhoun
Otto Raifeissen
Syracuse
Arthur Menschke
California
Mrs
Join Hartshorn and
Fred
Smithton
Elizabeth
Elliott Yost
Butler
Pleasant Hill
Harry Sicher
Warrensburg
Sedalia
Hannah Calhoun
J. A. Logan
A. B. Col
Kas
James Wilkerson
Independence
Knights
George Aulemiller
Jefferson City
Bessie Shields
Ada Dunlap
Tra Miller
William Hodges
Harry
Ruch
New York City
Ethil
James B. Mercer
East Fourth Street
Yocum
Tex
Wm. Sarmen
Mayme
Henry Sarman
Julia
Jacob Brandt
A Fitting Tribute Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills
Public statement from painter C F Ernst of 611 South Ohio Street praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing kidney-related back pain after a cold or strain. He notes the attacks disappeared after completing treatment and confirms Doan's as the remedy. Sold by all dealers for 25 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Ernst
South Ohio Street
W. E., Bard Drug Company
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Assault at West Main street store ends with arrest
Chasnott store manager A Chasnott reported an assault by Arthur Crook at 107 West Main last night. Crook fled but was caught later by Officer Joe Johnson as he attempted to board an east bound Missouri Pacific train. Witnesses say the attack stemmed from a credit refusal.
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A. Chasnott
Chasnott
West Main Street
Arthur Crook
Mr. Chasnott
Crook
Joe Johnson
Missouri Pacific
Chasnoff
Old Settler George W Colbern Dies at 67 in Warrenabere
George W Colbern aged 67 died at home Tuesday from paralysis. He founded the Johnson County Savings Bank and owned the Electric Springs streetcar line and park. Once wealthy before the bank failed in 1895 his funeral was held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenabere
George W. Colbern
Paravisis
Johnson County Savings Bank
Electric Springs
Savings Bank
Colbern
Colored Woman Dead at 51 in City Home
Mrs. Mary Washington colored aged 51 died at 204 North Washington this morning at 4:30 due to general debility. Remains likely to be shipped to Louisiana Mo for burial.
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Mary Washington
North Washington
Louisians, Mo
Arthur Crook Sentenced After Assault In County Jail
Arthur Crook, who assaulted A. Chasnoif last evening, was sentenced to 15 days in the county jail today according to reports to be read in the columns of this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Crook
A. Chasnoif
Jane Toppan Not Guilty of Murder by Reason of Insanity
Boston June 25 Jane Toppan a nurse by profession was committed to Taunton insane hospital after a trial found her not guilty of murder by reason of insanity in the poisoning of Mrs Mary Gibbs of Calumet She confessed to killing at least thirty other persons and listed thirty one victims to her senior counsel Judge K M Bixby of Brockton witnessed the tally with her finger tips.
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Boston
Jane Toppan
Taunton Insane Hospital
Mary 10
Gibbs
Calumet
K. M .Bixby
Brockton
Gentire
Woodmen Logrolling District Meeting Planned for August 28
J G Leslie and Sam Keller traveled from Jefferson City to Sedalia to recruit attendees for the district logrolling event. The Jefferson City camp aims to mobilize towns across the district as several thousand people are expected. Leslie works for the Tribune and Keller for the Globe-Democrat while both push for a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
J. G. Leslie
Sam Keller
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Mr. Leslie
The
Tribune
Mr. Keller
Globe
Solicitor Mr J Martin Love Joins Singer Sewing Machine Manager
Mr J Martin Love signs a contract as manager for the Singer Sewing Machine company at Mexico and will depart tomorrow. He covers Columbus Fulton and other cities in his territory. W J Workman succeeds him as solicitor for the company locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Martin Love
Sedalia
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Mexico
Columbia
Fulton
W. J. Workman
Parasol Pointers in Period Style and Craft
The article offers guidance on parasol fashion and craftsmanship, noting tilt mechanisms for elderly wearers, lace covers over silk foundations, and decorative tucks. It highlights borders, gored motifs, and possible medallions, with rose bat and lily bud handles, detachable covers, jeweled networks, Dresden figures, and grass linen trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Steve Smith Captioned as GOP Figure in Brief
A brief note identifies Steve Smith as a GOP figure with unclear context, noting a two day window for further detail and confirmation of his role or actions within the party.
Advertising snippet about subscription rates and offer
An old newspaper ad states 25 cents on the one year $1.00 subscription and 56 cents for three years. It urges readers to visit today claiming the offer may strike tonight.
Judge Imposes Short Jail Term for Disturbing Peace
A man was sentenced to two days in jail by Justice Kinsey for disturbing the peace. The judge then stayed the fine on a promise to leave town.
Pointed Paragraphs and Reflections Across Time
A compact excerpt notes preachers wear out congregations before topics, and people gain happiness from airing troubles. It quips on marital truth bending and self interpretation of mirrors, with a wry line from Chicago News about truth rising in due time.
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Chicago News
Court files claim compromise in Kibler vs First National
A federal court order compromising the claim of Louis P Kibler against First National Bank has been filed in the circuit court here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court
Louis P. Kibler
The
First National Bank
Let a girl have her own way about her marriage
A remark highlights a woman's desire for autonomy in marriage, noting the potential loss of agency if she does not choose her partner wisely. The tone reflects social expectations of the era.
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