Funeral planned for Pettis County resident Clark Bouldin
Clark Bouldin 85 a well known Pettis County citizen died at his Georgetown area home of cerebral thrombosis. Born Hopkinsville Ky September 8 1820 he moved to Missouri in 1850 and lived on his farm for 55 years. Surviving wife and eight children with funeral set for Tuesday at 2 pm at his residence and interment in Hughesville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis County
Georgetown
Mr. Bouldin
Hopkinsville
Missouri
J. A. Bowers
H. B. McCubbin
Sedalia
E. L. Porter
Carrollton, Mo
H. H. Marian
San Bernardino
Cal
R. C. Young
Portland, Ore
David W
Emmet
E Clark
Lawrence, Kas
Joe Bouldin
Kidney Cure Claim From Arlington Pharmacy Ad
An Arlington Pharmacy warning touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a positive cure for all kidney and bladder diseases urging readers to use it or bear responsibility for treatment outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Joe Roe Arrested for Worthless Check in South McAllister
J. B. Roe, manager of the South McAllister baseball team, was arrested this morning and arraigned in Judge Scott's court on a charge of passing a worthless check. He allegedly wrote a $20 check at the Smoke House claiming funds, but investigators found no money on deposit. Deputy Sheriff Webb brought Roe to court where he pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Roe
South McAllister
Scott
Roe
Webb
Allen's Foot Ease Ad Cures Corns In Shoes
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Ease powder to cure corns bunions and painful feet. It claims relief for hot swollen feet and is offered at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
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Allen
Notable social party travel update in Kansas and Colorado
Hon John JT Heard left today for a business trip in Kansas Cay with William Powell Jr. Mrs W H Powell Miss Martha Letts and Master David Powell also left for Steamboat Springs Col for the summer. John Hedland of Warrensburg heads tonight to St Louis. Miss Caroline Armsby of Olathe Kans, a guest at Miss Ada Stanley's house party, departed for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John JT. Heard
Kansas Cay
William Powell, Jr
W. H. Powell
Martha Letts
David Powell
Steamboat Springs
Col
John Hedland
Warrensburg
St. Louis
Caroline Armsby
Olathe
Kan
Ada Stanley
Georgia Educators Meet Opens Thirty Ninth Session
Teachers from across Georgia gather in Athens for the 39th annual Georgia Educational Association meeting. President Marvin H. Parks of Milledgeville presides as Chancellor Walter B. Hill welcomes delegates and Hoke Smith of Atlanta will address The Possibilities and Responsibilities of the Teacher. Regular sessions and sectional conferences begin tomorrow.
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Athens
Georgia Educational Association
Marvin H. Parks
Milledgeville
Walter B. Hill
The
State University
Hoke Smith
Atlanta
No good health unless the kidneys are found
Advertising blurb for Foley's Kidney Cure from Arlington Pharmacy touts kidney health as essential to well being, claiming the product makes the kidneys right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Secretary Hay Suffered Another Attack in New Hampshire
Secretary of State Hay was stricken by an attack yesterday like the one that sidelined him on his trip abroad. He is reported better today as a special train delivered extra medical aid to him this morning in Newburg New Hampshire.
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Newburg
N. H
Hay
Uncle Sam Points With Pride on Thiebes Stierlin Pianos
An advertisement touts Thiebes Stierlin pianos for rich tone and superior volume, claiming world leadership in instrument quality. It promotes greatly reduced prices offered by J H Clemens, manager.
Sedalia Wins Exra-Inning Classic Over Joplin In One Long Game
A thirteen inning duel at Sedalia produced a 4 3 victory for Sedalia over Joplin after a rain delay of a doubleheader. McDill drove in three Sedalia runs including the deciding two-bagger in the thirteenth. Dutch Persch plus White and Davis starred in defense and clutch hitting while pitcher Westcott shut down Joplin after Curtis struggled early.
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Sedalia
Curtis
Durbin
Joplin
Westcott
McDill
Theay
Persch
Billy” White
Rohn
Shimonek
Oleson
Davis
MccDill
Rollins
White
Smith
Amps
Ghia
Horton
Sedalia Beats Joplin In Tight Baseball Tilt
Sedalia scores in late innings to edge Joplin 4 to 3. Davis, Rohn, Lee, Olsen, Nagel, Durbin steal bases. Persch and Baerwald homer twice. Durbin racks up 10 strikeouts. Curtis and Westcott total seven and four runs allowed respectively. Time 2 40. Ohio umpire.
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Persch
McDill
Baerwald
Filman
Curtis
Westcott
Durbin
White
Rohn
Shimonek
Davis
Sedalia
Joplin
Ohio
Painter’s praise for Pure White Lead in paint ads
A painter touts Pure White Lead as the best house paint and brands Collier White Lead as absolutely pure. The lines push the product’s purity to convince customers.
Wichita and Leavenworth Baseball Scores Report
In Wichita first game RHE 91 Hogei okwis 4 6 batteries Milton O Leary Henderson Quiesser umpire Lewinson second game Wichita 60 Cuthrie 5 4 batteries Gehring O Leary Alderman Quiecsser umpire Lewinson At Leavenworth Springfield 9 Leavenworth 9 5 batteries Olmstead Seabaugh Quiesser Ashley Armstrong umpire Conlin At Topeka Okla City 4 2 SOPOER 3 2 with limited legible details retained out of the damaged OCR text
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Wichita
Hogeio
Okwis
Milton
O'Leary
Henderson
Quiesser
Lewinson
Gehring
Alderman
Quiecsser
Springfield
Leavenworth
Olmstead
Seabaugh
Ashley
Armstrong
Conlin
West Broadway 6 room house for sale near city center
Real estate notice offers a 6 room house on West Broadway measuring 5614 by120 feet, described as nicely appointed and attractively priced for the entire property. Asi today.
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Asi
Batter ies Shaner Root and Seigle Howey and Henry
Umpires Johnson and Halla officiated a game featuring Battery Shaner Root Seigle and Howey Henry. details and context are incomplete in the fragment.
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Shaner
Root
Seigle
Howey
Henry
Johnson and Halla
Bauer Returns in Ninth As Leavenworth Players Scrutinized
The article notes Bauer reentering in the ninth to bat for Lee amid a tied game, while fans urged a hit. It discusses attendance padding claims in towns like Oklahoma City and Guthrie, with Oklahoma City listing 2400 attendees though only 800 paid. It mentions diverse umpire staff, Irish, Jewish, and Italian officials, and remarks on indicator competence in the circuit.
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American Association
Oklahoma City
Leavenworth
Topeka
Shively
Lewinson
Reagan
Owens
Ireland
Rhine
Gyho
Sedalia
Topeka Journal
Lamonte
Sunny Dell Baseball Club
Chris Ghio
Kas
Insect Exterminator and Wash Goods Sale Ad
An advertisement touts Worrell's Insect Exterminator for 30c, claiming it kills insects and is safe for bedding furniture and carpets. It promotes IT'S CLEANLY S flour and notes an Annual Wash Goods Sale at Flower's, urging customers not to miss it.
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Worrell
Flower’s
Optical goods promotion with rimless glasses trend
An advertiser urges readers to wear smoked glasses and visit for eye exams. It promises careful fitting using scientific methods and emphasizes low prices with warranted quality.
Chronic bronchial troubles relieved by Foley's Honey and Tar
Arlington Pharmacy promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick relief and cure for chronic bronchial troubles and summer coughs.
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Foley’s Honey and
Tar -Arlington Pharmacy
Indiana Music Teachers Convention Opens in Kokomo
The twenty eighth annual convention of the Indiana Music Teachers Association begins in Kokomo Indiana tomorrow and runs through the next three days. Prof. W. J. Stabler of Noblesville is president and will direct proceedings as hundreds of teachers gather. Concerts are planned with members of the association and visiting musicians from Cleveland Detroit Chicago Cincinnati and other cities.
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Kokomo
Ind
Indiana Music Teachers’ Association
W. J. Stabler
Noblesville
Association
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Cincinnati
Yellow Clothes Are Unsightly Keep Them White
Advertising copy notes that Yellow clothes appear unsightly and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue to whiten fabrics. It claims a six cent price for a two ounce package sold by grocers.
Towels in Demand Spark Linen Bargains
Unbleached bath towels 18x36 at 12c, fringed. bleached 18x36 at 12c. linen bleached huck 18x38 at 1c. Extra heavy all linen huck 18x36 at 6c. extra large all linen hem stitched huck 24x45 at 5c from 33c.
Straw Hat Sale Encourages Quick Urchin Purchases
Two or more straw hats are needed to help every urchin through the summer. These low prices are an inducement for you to buy and to rid ourselves of an unusually large stock. Made when you need the hats.
Women’s Summer Undergarments All on Sale
Summer underclothes are marked down by a quarter off regular prices. Many items show wear with some broken sizes while stock is available. Customers are advised to browse tables for suitable options.
Ready-to-wear Dresses Cut Fast for Quick Purchases
Dresses offered for immediate purchase with minimal alteration. Simple tucks shirring and straps feature in the construction, prioritizing quick wear and ease. Washability highlighted as a key point for busy buyers.
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Clark Bouldin
City
A. D. Johnston
Hughesville
Old Brick Church
Joe Roe
Parsons
South
McAllister
Kroencke & Cordes
Georgia
Secretar Hay
Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Uncle Sam
Thiebes-Stierlin Music CO
Ohio St
J.H. Clemens
Mgr
Tween Sedalia and Joplin
Guthrie
Satis
W. L. Pet
Topeka Guthrie
E Persch
Lee
Cheek
If Curtis
P Bauer
Lia
Rohn, Lee
Abhpabe Fillman
Bayless
If Ee
Pendry
Olsen
Wwe
Nagel
of Smith
Rf Eeerereeseerees
Rf Durbin
Tom
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Rhe
Okla City
Sopoer
Caine
Broadway
Bauer
Jake
Fillman
Beaman
Bob” Talbot
B. J. Nelle
East Sedalia Realty Co
East 5Th St
Bell Phone
Ohio Street
Indiana Music Teachers
Hail & Kibby Dry Goods CO
Primrose Batiste
Lic
Batiste
Union Taffeta
Hail & Kibby Dry Goods Company
F. F. Mulcahy
Wilson & Hansam
Liberty Park
ad-Man Lindeman
S. Ohio
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