Lincoln High School Commencement Program Announces June Exercises
The thirteenth annual Lincoln High School commencement will be held Wednesday evening June 1 in the school auditorium. Friday June 3 features literary exercises and Saturday June 4 the annual picnic at Forest Park. The program includes invocations, choruses, several orations, a class poem, diplomas, and a valedictory.
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Forest Park
G. W. Ball
Sullivan
Eugenia Webster Chambers
Harry Richard Hopkins
Brandt
Radecke
Magmie Robinson
Thom
Ruby Wilbur Martin
Mascagni
Calvin Herbert Warrick
Estelle Mae Bell
Veazie
J. P. Gass
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Two Farmers Trade in Albany with Aged Partners
In Albany the other day two farmers conducted business. Uncle Billie Best of Alanthus aged 92 and Grandpa Jones of Howard township aged 90 were noted. Mrs. F. M. Cravens of Excelsior Springs owns a 13 year old hen laying four to six eggs weekly. Over twelve years this totals about 2986 eggs worth roughly 16 dollars and 50 cents. The World's fair cheese display will be made in Hannibal Missouri. It will be one foot thick and over seven feet in diameter weighing about 1600 pounds, with a bas relief of a dairy cow on one side.
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Albany
Billie’ Best
Alanthus
Jones
Howard Township
Billie
F. M. Cravens
Excelsior Springs
Hannibal, Mo
Two Old Conflicts Seen in Warm Friendships
Elder W C Long of Stanberry and Mallory of Gallatin are lifelong friends. The elder fought for the stars and stripes in the war while Uncle Mose served the stars and bars, and they met in battle twice before reuniting in Gallatin.
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W. C. Long
Stanberry
Mose
Mallory
Gallatin
Uncle Mose
Stars and Stripes
Cape jassemine charm noted for Decoration Day
The prettiest flower for Decoration Day is the cape jassemine. Farris is referenced, with Allen's Foot-Ease advertised for swollen, sore feet. The powder cures calluses, aching feet, corns, and bunions and is sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
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Cape Jassemine
Farris
Allen
Monoparallel Laundry Ad Highlights Modern Wash Service
The ad promotes Monarch Laundry run by Charles Van Antwerp offering a special department for family washing. It emphasizes large, modern facilities, reasonable prices, wagon delivery, and service to everywhere with two phones listed.
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Monarch Laundry
Chas
van Antwerp
Sedalia Wedding Joins B A Lemmon and Venus Writer
A chance Chicago meeting renewed three year old acquaintance leading to a 7 AM ceremony at 701 Lafayette Sedalia. B A Lemmon Kansas City traveling salesman and Venus Writer of Chicago wed with Rev J M Rudy officiating witnessed by immediate family. They plan an Eastern honeymoon before returning to stay in Sedalia. Lemmon, 36, a prominent local figure, is noted as a former youngest mayor.
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B. A. Lemmon
Kansas City
Oliver Typewriter Company
Venus Writer
Chicago
J. B. Smith
J. E. Smith
Lafayette Street
J. M. Rudy
First Christian Church
Miss Winter
Sedalia
Mr. Lemmon
Elks Hotel
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Full Body Rebuild
An old-time drug ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure all for fatigue and weakness. The message claims the product can reconstruct the body, offered as tea or tablets for 35 cents by W. E. Bard Drug Company.
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Hollister
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Baltimore Mayor McLane Shoots Self After Romance
Baltimore Mayor Robert M. McLane, two weeks after secretly marrying Mrs Mary Van Bibber in Washington, killed himself at his home. He lay unconscious from 3:30 p m until death at 5 p m with doctors unable to save him. The act followed mounting strain after a major city fire and his recent marriage, drawing wide shock and quiet family efforts to withhold details.
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Baltimore
Robert M. McLane
Washington
Mary van Bibber
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WM. Courtney
H.W. Harris
Pres
R. F
W. A. Latimer
Cashier
Orey
Rris
Third National Bank
United States Depository
Misourl. Capital
A. P. Morey
J. N. Dalby
J. G. Cox
Henry W. Harris
D. H. Smith
J. A. Mertz
Charles H. McAnich
Samuel G. Geld
James T. Montgomery
McLaughlin Bromicon
Whipple
O. K
Peacock
Big Muddy
Illinois
McAlester Nut
Arkansaw
Piedmont
Yard Third
Montgomery
Whipple Coal Company
Sedalia Trust Company Capital
Sedalia Real Estate
John T. Heard
Wm. H. Powell
Chas. C. Evans
Sec’y. and
Treas
H. W. Menschke
John W. Murphy
L. P. Andrews
Jno. Montgomery, Jr
C. C. Kelly
Peter Pehl
W. T. Hutchinson
John D. Crawford
W.H. Powell
Grant Crawford
Ass’t Cashier
Citizens’ National Bank
The
S. P. Johns
J. D. Crawford
Geo. R. Shively
J. H. Doyle
J.H. Bothwell
R. Blair
Cshier
W. O. Terry
Sedalia National Bank
E F. Yancey
W. H .Evans
H- W. Menschke
J. H. Bothwell
Martin Renkin Col
M. G. Clark
D. F. Brown
Henry Lamm
E- R. Blair
J. W. Murphy
W A, Lower
ING
Lincoln
Johnny Reb
Jackson County
United States
Missouri
Saline County
J. H. Miller
May Morrison
Missouri Building
Avinony Mills
C. M. Collins
Moniteau St
Bell
Q. C
Landmann Bros
Insurance and
Missoni
4Th
Ohio
Sedalia, Mo
Miss Venus
Tamala
Vienna
P. Brandt
Grocer Company
Ohio St
Dorn & Gloney
A. T. Still
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville, Mo
Nannte Dufur
Osteopathic
Broadway
Bell Telephone
Best Equipmnt
M. Hodges & Bro
East Third St
Met
J. F. Terhune
Qhie
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