Property Remodeling Plans for Downtown Buildings
The Cassidy building at Main and Kentucky corners along with four adjacent buildings owned by Shultz & Her Old are to be remodeled with new brick fronts. Two buildings on West Main Street owned by J C Parmerlee and the Smith & Rissler building will receive similar improvements.
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Main and
Kentucky Streets
Shultz & Herold
J. C. Parmerlee
Smith & Rissler
West Main Street
Mrs Ilgenfritz Fractures Leg After Stair Fall
Mrs M D Ilgenfritz fell down a flight of stairs at her home Tuesday and sustained a fracture of one leg bone. The injury occurred in her residence and may require medical treatment.
Mishap Thought Harmless After Minor Incident
It is believed the incident was not serious and that no lasting effects will result from the mishap. Authorities noted the situation as minor and under investigation to determine cause and prevent recurrence.
Dermatologist L. C. Snell Ad for 133 West Third Street
L. C. Snell dermatologist chiropodist hair scalp and complexion specialist announces services from 133 West Third Street. Addresses patients in need of cosmetic and medical skin and foot care with professional treatment options.
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West Third Street
Judge Shirk in Critical Condition After Operation
Judge W. S. Shirk, who had surgery in St. Louis weeks ago, again faces critical illness. Dr. Paul Y. Tupper of St. Louis has been summoned for a consultation on the advisability of a second operation.
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W. S. Shirk
St. Louis
Paul Y. Tupper
Sedalia Triumphs over Leavenworth in Wild Display
Sedalia defeated Leavenworth 4 to 1 as Nelson's wild pitching fueled a late rally. Westcott struck out seven, Ellis allowed one hit in six innings, and the crowd of about 300 saw Sedalia surge past Leavenworth despite passes and errors.
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Leavenworth
Nelson
Ellis
Sedalia
Secalia
White
McDill
Davis
Rapps
Wooley
Luettke
Armstrong
Herrington
Westcott
Deprey
Abhpae
Rohn
Hutter
Gregory
A . Westcott
Ceer
I Ellis
Wichita Defeats Topeka Amid Umpire Controversy
Yesterday’s games feature Guthrie, Wichita, and Joplin wins with batteries listed for each matchup. In Wichita, a disputed call ended the game as Murray was ruled out at first base, prompting crowd unrest and the umpire Owens being escorted to the clubhouse after Topeka won and fans cheered their victory.
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Owens
Wichita
League
Shiveley
Topeka
Fort Scott
Springfield
Sedalia
Topeka State Journal
J. B. Roe
South MeAlester
Missouri Valley League
Joe
Coopers
Guthrie Daily Leader
Guthrie
Senators
Catcher Cheek
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Rollings
McLear
Murray
Crum
Mr. Owens
Bevis
Early Riser pills promise relief for Bilious Bill
A short, period style ad notes Bilious Bill’s sickness and claims EARLY RISER pills from W. E. Bard Drug Co. will cure him. It mentions tongue coated, fear among friends, and relief upon taking the tonic. The piece ends with another Bard drug claim about beauty and Rocky Mountain use at night.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Rocky Mountain
Chicago Market Summary May Day Open High Low Close
Market report from Chicago with price quotes for oats pork lard and hogs. Highlights include Chicago hogs up to 5e higher with light and heavy traded between 5.25 and 5.55. cattle generally weak across markets in Chicago Kansas City Omaha and East St. Louis. Friday hog estimates placed at about 15 000.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
East St. Louis
Sedalia Markets Cereals and Breadstuffs Prices
Market list shows Prairie hay eight dollars per ton, wheat nine to ten cents per unit, flour two to three dollars per cwt, corn fifty six to sixty cents per bushel, butter about 22 to 150 units, lard eight to nine cents per pound, potatoes fifty cents per bushel, and sorghum four to five cents per gallon. poultry prices include spring chickens, geese, and ducks with varying weights and readiness.
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Graham
Live Stock Notes From East St Louis Market Report
The Live Stock Reporter notes hogs at 5.50, spring lambs 8.50, native sheep 4.75, western lambs 6.00, yearling sweep 5.15, and native cattle sold after noon. Hog market active up 5e, native steers steady to 10e lower. Chicago estimates 25,000 hogs for quarantine. 98 cars and 255 head. Pettis county entries include 28 head share sold to S Louis dressed beef at 5.54, 14 head 1312 lb steers at 5.80, four 650 lb heifers at 5.25.
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East St. Louis
W. FE. Files
Pettis County
S. Louis
Southern Baptists To Meet In Kansas City Convention
Kansas City May 11 delegates and visitors from the South fill hotel registers for the fifty ninth annual Southern Baptist convention set to begin a four day session. About 2000 delegates expected. Dr Stephens of Little Rock to preside after the death of Dr J P Eagle. Reports include mission boards and a commission on cooperation with negro Baptists.
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Southern Baptists
Kansas City
South
Southern Baptist Convention
J. P. Eagle
Stephens
Little Rock
Charming Cotton Dress Goods Display
A large store section adjoining the dress goods shows off prettiest cotton dress fabrics from top makers. Prices are fair and fabrics include Soisette 35c, French Ginghams 25c and 35c, Gauze Grenadines 45c to 75c, Figured Organdies 19c 25c 39c, Silk Foliennes 59c, Silk Folienne 50c.
Umbrellas Priced From One To Five Dollars
Paragon umbrellas feature steel frames and natural handles with crook or princess shapes. Each model offers closely woven waterproof covers and portable reliability for routine rain use.
Handbag Colors Span Fashion Across Nations
N France women match handbags to each gown reflecting a color fad while American shoppers favor versatile bags that harmonize with spring dresses or black. Prices range from 50 cents to 10 dollars for various bag types including envelopes purses and coin purses priced 10 to 50 cents.
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France
A Mighty Sale at Leader on West Main Street
The housewife and all linen bargain seekers are urged to visit Leader at 112 West Main street for an upcoming sale starting next Saturday morning. Extra salespeople will assist eager buyers during the crowded event offering money saving opportunities.
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Leader
West Main Street
Residence Burglary Strikes J. W. Payne Home
The home of J. W. Payne at 125 East St. Louis Avenue was burglarized last night between 8 and 9 o'clock. A watch and cash were stolen in the break in.
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J. W. Payne
East St. Louis Avenue
First M. E. Church Ladies' Aid Postpones House Warming
The house warming at Mrs. Sam Fuller’s at 117 East Seventh Street, planned for this afternoon and evening, was postponed due to the storm and will be held tomorrow afternoon and evening. Ice cream and cake will be served for 15 cents. Public invited.
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Sam Fuller
East Seventh Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
First M. &. Church
Miss Dalby to Entertain Adagio Club Members
Miss Agnes Dalby will host the Adagio club at her East Fifth Street home Friday morning, welcoming members and presiding over a social gathering.
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Agnes Dalby
East Fifth Street
Couple Granted License to Wed Despite Objections
S. W. Gunder and Laura Kipping of Smithton received a license to wed yesterday. The planned ceremony in Smithton faced an intimidation attempt by the groom's brother who threatened to stop the marriage. It is unclear if the wedding occurred.
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S. W. Gunder
Laura Kipping
Smithton
Recorder’s Office
Sentinel
Sunflower Philosophy Snippets From Atchison Globe
Quirky regional reflections joke about choosing the lesser evil, a woman’s restraint with kin, aging, laziness, and a playful mock inquiry into grammar. Pieces read like brief witticisms and observations from local life.
Evening Caller Prompts Hostess Reflection
A woman caller in the evening is seen home by her host while the hostess notes her husband returns twice as slowly as expected. The remark highlights timing concerns and domestic routines reflected in social visits.
North Central council of normal school presidents in Milwaukee
The north central council of state normal school presidents opened its fourth annual meeting in Milwaukee on May 11. Delegates from 12 states share methods and topics of mutual interest as educators discuss normal school practices.
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Milwaukee
Wis
North Central Council of State Normal School
United
Staes
Licklider Guarantees Flour and Health Feliions
J M Licklider guarantees supply of S flour and Vigoral Health flour to address shortages. The note outlines commitment to ensure product availability and consumer access amid rising prices.
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J. M. Licklider
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