Lenora Jackson to Perform at First Christian Church Tonight
Lenora Jackson violinist headlines a benefit concert for the Convention hall fund at the First Christian Church with soprano Josephine Elburna and pianist Selden Pratt. The program features Vieuxtemps Concerto No. 4 and works by Borowsky Faure Paganini and Tschaikowsky. Mrs. Grubbs, Miss Jackson and Pratt are guests at the Sidher. wary notes on health and travel accompany local notices.
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Vieuxtemps
Miss Jackson
Borowsky
Faure
Paganini
Convention Hall Fund
Josephine Eiburna
Selden Pratt
Mr. Pratt
Miss Elburna
Josephine Wiburna
St. Joseph
Ladies’ Musical Club
Palmistry predicts imprisonment rather than hanging for murderer
William Farris, jailed for the Laura King murder, consulted palmists from the Royal Palmistry company. They found him not degenerate but impulsive with strong head lines, a weak thumb, and abnormally developed Mount Venus, forecasting confinement and possible death by lung trouble, not a brutal hanging.
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Sentinel
E. 8. Baker
C. J. Wake
Royal Palmistry Company
William Farris
Venus
Local Notables Attend Assembly Dance In Clinton
Dr. Hinkle of St. Louis guests Dr. Will Shirk and attends the Assembly dance at Hotel Huckins. J. F. Brown begins work as clerk at the White House restaurant and rooming house on Osage Street. Eliza L. Green of Sedalia receives an original pension of eight dollars monthly dating back thirty months.
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Dr. Hinkle
St. Louis
Will Shirk
Hotel Huckins
J. F. Brown
Eliza L. Green
Sedalia
Bard's Blue Ribbon Toothbrush Bristle Guarantee
A local advertisement promotes Bard's Blue Ribbon Toothbrush promising a money back guarantee if a bristle sheds. The note emphasizes customer satisfaction and a supplier commitment to quality.
St Louis Conference Opens Third Day Session
Bolivar Missouri March 22 The thirty third session of the St Louis conference of the Methodist Episcopal church begins the third day with 8:30 a.m. devotional, 9 a.m. business until noon and a 2 p.m. missionary sermon by Rev E J Hunt of Sedalia. At 3 p.m. Bethany Hospital Kansas City represented by Rev S E Betts and Deaconess Home by Miss Paulding.
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Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Kas
5. E. Betts
Deaconess’ Home
Paulding
Wealthy Howard County man pleads guilty in federal case
Charles E. Andrews of Howard County pleads guilty to sending a threatening postal card. He pays fines and costs totaling 67.50 after Judge Adams quips it would have cost a cent for a stamp. The card targeted a neighbor over property trespass. Andrews is described as worth 200000 dollars.
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Charles E. Andrews
Howard County
Adams
Andrews
Jefferson City Press
Bard's Drug Store Ad Promises Best Drugs and Low Prices
An advertisement urges customers to patronize Bard's Drug Store for quality treatments and the lowest prices, framing the shop as the best source for medications and care.
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Bard’s Drug Store
Bard’s
Missouri teachers wait for Manila posts
Jefferson City March 22. State superintendent W T Carrington may select a corps of teachers for Manila at three year contracts. Only college or normal school graduates currently teaching in the United States will be considered. Salaries 75 to 100 dollars monthly. General Superintendent Fred W Atkinson notes Manila climate is tropical and health depends on the individual. Living expenses high in Manila, moderate elsewhere in the archipelago.
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United States
Manila
Atkinson
New Richardson Theory In Murder Case At Savannah
Rumors from Savannah Missouri say the trial of Mrs Richardson, indicted for her husband’s December 24 murder, will be a formality and she may be acquitted. It is claimed she will then testify against two men in the house at the time of the altercation.
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Savannah
Richardson
Three Year Old Runaway Found by Police
Frank M. Kraut, a three year old boy, ran away from home Thursday afternoon and was located and returned to his home by the police.
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Frank M. Kraut
Ex Convict Lawrence Tied to North Carolina Case
Law rence, described by St. Louis police chief Matthew Kieley, is identified as an ex convict who served in a North Carolina penitentiary for forgery and released about four months ago. His home is believed in Toronto Canada as investigators seek his North Carolina conviction name. John Templemeyer, accused of criminal assault on Polly Bryant, was moved to McBane by Sheriff Dillard. Preliminary hearing is set for 10 a m Friday March 29.
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Lawrence
North Carolina Penitentiary
Unitedtates
Toronto
Canada
North Carolina
John Templemeyer
Polly Bryant
McBane
Joseph Dillard
Rogers
Deputy constable serves arrest warrant in White's Station
Tom Robb a deputy constable went to White's Station this morning with a warrant for the arrest of James White colored on a charge of assaulting his wife. Judge Kinsey's court issued the warrant. John Smith drunken on Thursday night fined five dollars in police court and allowed to leave town on a stay of execution. Maggie Lee and Lacey Smith two Georgetown colored women accused of loitering after curfew each paid five dollars in police court for release. Attorney Lee Lovinger went to Hiughesville this morning on legal business.
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Tom Robb
White
James White
John Smith
Maggie Lee
Lacey Smith
Georgetown
Lee Lovinger
Hiughesville
Bard's Almond Cream Lotion Ad
An old advertisement touts Bard's Almond Cream as the best skin lotion, priced at 25 cents, highlighting its soothing formula and value for daily use.
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Bard
Tragic Farmhouse Murder Suicide In Brock Mass
Lizzie Naramore killed her six children aged 10 to a newborn at a Brock County farm home then attempted suicide with a razor. She placed the victims on two beds and was found wounded in a bed containing four bodies, expected to recover.
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Cold Brock
Mass
Lizzie Naramore
Teasdale Appointed Judge of Sixteenth Circuit
Jefferson City March 22. Governor appointed W. B. Teasdale of Kansas City as judge of the new Sixteenth judicial circuit created by the last legislature.
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Jefferson City
W. B. Teasdale
Kansas City
Sixteenth Judicial Circuit
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