Red Men officers named for Apache Tribe No. 55 and Wichita Tribe No. 108
Apache Tribe No. 55 elected O. H. Cue as Prophet and W. L. Brummer as Sachem with George Kraut Edward McCoy as Sagamores and three trustees for terms up to eighteen months. Wichita Tribe No. 108 selected Sam Fell as Prophet Lawrence Laupheimer as Sachem Alba Parks as Senior Sagamore John Bonker as Junior Sagamore Clemens Honkomppgan Keeper of Wampum F S Mills Collector of Wampum Joe Guyer Master of Property Peter Pell R C Dolph Chief of Records. Plus an upcoming lodge supper next Tuesday night at R T J ball and a Foley’s Kidney Cure ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Cue
W. L. Brummer
Sagamore
George Kraut
Sazgamore
Edward McCoy
Will DeBold
H. H. Edwards
Hal Horton
Wichita Tribe No. 108
Red Men
Sam Fell
Lawrence Laupheimer
Alba Parks
John Bonker
Clemens Honkomp
Joe Guyer
Peter Pell
R. C. Dolph
Wanted Ten Ladies of Ability for Canvassing
Job notice seeking ten capable women for canvassing with a salary of nine dollars per week. Indicates no deposit required and references a location or office at 630.
Sorority Outing at Forest Park Chaperoned by Phipps Couple
A Theta Kappa sorority outing at Forest Park includes a picnic and a pavilion dance Tuesday evening. Chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phipps, attendees listed include Louise Phipps Maude Brandt Ada Dunlap Lela Yeager Carmelita Busch Lucille Wood Frances Stoneman Eva Robertson and James Collins Edward Hansam Walt Waldman John Collins Shelly Patterson Joe Quinn Walter Dalby Wiley Fleming Charles Roha Ray Bertchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Kappi Ph
Forest Park
Fred Phipps
Louise Phipps
Maude Brandt
Ada Dunlap
Lela Yeager
Carmelita Busch
Lucille Wood
Frances Stoneman
Eva Robertson
James Collins
Edward Hansam
Walt Waldman
John
Tax increase of $12 000 reported for Pettis County taxes
Deputy County Clerk A F Tessmer tallies Pettis County real estate taxes for 1905 showing an increase of nearly $12 000 over 1904. The report lists tax from state and county sources, school districts, and outside districts totaling 140 188 21, with several districts enumerated and amounts given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Tessmer
Pettis County
Beck Cee Ee
Sue
Sedalia
Ake Stenee
Picturesque Dutch Girls and Turkish Girls Compared
The piece contrasts Dutch girls with Turkish girls, praising Dutch outdoor life and sturdy looks while noting Turkish women keep to the privacy of the harem. It riffs on Dutch wooden shoes, cleanliness, and skating, then laments Turkish veils and the mystery they impose on strangers and admirers.
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Holland
Hardware and humor mix in midwest musings on building
A column contrasts Yale & Towne hardware in home construction with a humorous digression on Turkish customs and harems. It notes the shift from simple timber to modern fittings and the value of quality hardware in both new and renovated homes.
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Yale & Towne
Night of terror as Greenwood mob expels Black residents
In Greenwood Delaware a mob drove out over a hundred Black people after a disturbance involving a white attacker. Homes and shanties were burned, crops trampled, and fugitives hunted along roads. Several Black men and old residents were beaten. some seeking medical aid were assaulted. The episode followed an attack on a white man by three Black individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teror
Uncle Tom
Glorious Fourth Nostalgia: Early American Independence Celebrations
A retrospective note on the first celebrations of Independence Day in 1776 and 1777, describing Philadelphia events, ceremonies, fireworks, illuminations, and cheers. It cites John Adams letters, Hessian music, parades, bells, bonfires, and Washington’s later pardons in 1779.
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Chicago News
United States
John Adams
Philadelphia
Delaware
Marine Committee
Marshall
State House
John Nixon
New York
Washington
One Minute Cough Cure Endorsed for Children
The Children’s Favorite cough remedy contains no opiate and is harmless and tasty. It is said to cure coughs, croup, and whooping cough and is sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Johnston and wife set to separate by quitclaim in Uniontown
James W. Johnston of Springfield township and his wife arranged a separation after nearly twenty years. No divorce, just quitclaim papers filed in the county recorder office. Mrs Johnston waives dower for 1080 and agrees not to seek support or sue for desertion. Johnston waives all claims to his wife and grants her freedom of movement.
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Uniontown
James W. Johnston
Springfield Township
County Recorder
Quality over quantity is key for a strong body
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Care enables complete digestion and absorption of nutrients from any food, regardless of stomach condition, to strengthen the body and cure indigestion belching sour stomach and related symptoms. Sold by W B Barding Co.
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W. B. Barding Co
Allen's Foot Ease advertised as corn cure powder
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease powder for corns bunions and sore feet sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
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Allen
P. H. Meyer Sells Vigoral and S Flour
Merchant P. H. Meyer lists Vigoral and S flour for sale, detailing pricing and availability in local trade advertisements.
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P. H. Meyer
Seashore Romance Ends in Deaf Mute Wedding
In Philadelphia on June 28 a unique wedding will unite Elmer E. B. Scott a marble polisher from Pittsburg and Miss Katherine Buck at Mrs. Benjamin Buck's home. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev. James F. Trainer and read in sign language with John A. Roach acting as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Benjamin Buck
Fairmount Avenue
Elmer EB. Scott
Pittsburg
Katherine
John A. Roach
Dance at the Curran Farm Draws Many Local Youth
Charles Curran hosted a large group of young people at a Tuesday evening dance at his home south of the city. Attendees from the area joined in a merry time and enjoyed refreshments served during the event.
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Charles Curran
Monarch Laundry Ad Promises Cleaning Services
A vintage notice invites sending curtains bedspreads quilts and blankets for cleaning and family washing. Monarch Laundry operated by Chas Van Antwerp with both phones 183. An unrelated line mentions J M Licklider guaranteeing eight flour and Vigoral Health, likely garbled from an ad.
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Chas. van Antwerp
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R. T. J. Ball
Wichita Tribe
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Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
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Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
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Green Ridge
Lamonie
Georgetown
Smithton
Hollister
Flower’s
DR. White
American Express
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Instea
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Lantic City
Buck
Scott
Roach
Pap
Worrell
Trenton
Johnston
Hymen
Neal
Peiat
America
Acme White Lead & Color Works
Detroit
Mich
W. E. Bard
Drug CO
W. Main
Monarch Laundry
J. M. Licklider
Chas. E. West
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Sixth Street
Dorn & Cloney
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