Buried at Lamonte and market roundup
Mrs. Elizabeth Bobbitt of Sedalia died in Linoxia Kansas from complications. Burial took place in Lamonte Missouri with Eylar Brothers handling the remains. The note includes a Kansas City Times obituary and local Sedalia acknowledgment. Market data from Chicago and other cities reports hog and cattle prices, with ranges and averages.
Numerous Local Residents Tour Cities and Visit Relatives
A string of brief notices shows residents traveling to Kansas City Tipton Sedalia Lamonte Dresden Houstonia Warrensburg Jefferson City and Excelsior Springs. People include G T Lambrith O W Carter James Livingston H W Steele and J M Lane among others with several returning from trips or preparing visits to family farms or churches.
New York Divorce Case Highlights Adirondack Trip Scandal
New York May 25 Henry Haumer Adirondack guide testified before Supreme Court Justice Scott and a jury in the Rich versus Mellor divorce case. He described Mrs. Rich and Princeton student Frank L. Stratton in the mountains with alleged intimate moments including a boat ride and an arm around Mrs. Rich.
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New York
Henry Haumer
Lake Placid
Mr. Stratton
Mrs. Rich
Monument Sale Hits Central Missouri Depot
Big stock in Central Missouri offered at lowest prices for first class work and material. Quality, quantity, and prices promise value. Order quickly as money is needed. Bears the Sign ature N. E. Missouri Pacific Depot.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promises Health Benefits
An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as aiding digestion preventing constipation purifying blood steadying nerves and stimulating liver and kidneys. It claims hundreds have been made strong and healthy and urges readers to try it before meals.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
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Bart Behafner
Mars
McLaughlin Bros
Ohio Street
Lamonte
Elizabeth Bobbitt
Linixia
Kas
Ing
The
Kansas City Times
Bobbitt
Eylar Brothers
E. W. Grove
Chicago
Logan Com. Co
South Lamine Street
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
Taylor
Mack Looney
G. T. Lambrith
Tipton
O. W. Carter
Fortuna
Sedalia
Will Stone
R. E. Guthrie
James Livingston of
Windsor
Q. P. Taylor
Harry W. Steele
Dresden
E. C. Frank
F. N. Adams
Lexington
the Elks
Walt Monroe
McAlister Springs
Thomas Norris
John T. Heard
James Longan
California
the Elks Hotel
Pearle and
Estelle Montgomery
Houstonia
W. T. Morris
J. M. Lane
Jefferson City
Prof. Edwards
Boonvile High School
City
D. Malone
Sedai
Warrens
Burg
RE. F. Jones
Warrensburg
Frank DeBold
M. W. Carroll
W. A. Latimer
Texas
George Reader
Sam Elbert
Syracuse
E. F. Hogle
Carl
Tom Robb
Milwaukee
Wis
Soverign Camp Wood
W T. Allan
Excelsior Springs
F. L. Wudeman
Adirondack Guide
President Roosevelt
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Supreme Court
Justice Scott
Charlie Bard
Sedalian
Now of
Oklahoma
William L. Rich
Rutledge Mellor
J. W. Mellor
Sunday
Nancy Rich
Dixey
Adonis Company
Annie Summerville
C. S. Shouse
Nelson, Mo
Hughesville
Will Russ
Mamie Walker
Otis J. Rogers
East Third Street
Rich
Frank L
Stratton
Princeton
Mr. Rich
Mountains
Daugher
Edna
L. R. Cook
St. Louis Republic
Paul Huckins
Shreveport
M. J. Crotty
Missouri Pacific
Camp
James W. Osborne
F. L. Cook
Compton Heights Church
E. W. Evans
Eighth Calvary
Co. D
J. H. Punshon
Frank Gibbons
Mound City, Mo
Rosaline Sailer
Dick Boehme
Lon Hansberger
J. T. Crenshaw
Lois
James
Farlington
J. H. Looney
Opal
Mary Hogan
Otterville
A. H. Hummel
Fense
Beauty
Sedalia’s
Geo.e. Dugan
E. 5Th. Street
Monument Sale
Missouri
Ature
N. E
Missouri Pacific Depot
Astonria
Rane
Hostetter
Tornado Insurance
Reynods
Ohio St
H. Johnson
Dowell, Tex
Pany
James A. Reardon
Reardon Glue Co
Eupepsia Chemical CO
Clark Avenue
St, Louis