Livers Brothers Die In Rock Island Building Accidents
John F. Livers contractor dies after bricks fall from seventh story during fire repair at 1310 West Thirteenth street. His brother Joseph Livers had died a year earlier in a similar fall at 1410 St. Louis avenue. Prosecuting Attorney Sohn Cashman is related by marriage to the Livers family.
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Rock Island
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Thirteenth Street
John F. Livers
Benton Boulevard
Kansas City Journal
St.Joe Hospital
Joseph Livers
Address to voters by Missouri Democratic Committee chief
Chairman Rothwell urges Missourians to deliver a large Democratic majority to rebuke slanders and defend state pride. The Missouri Democratic State Central Committee asks every Democrat to vote and mobilize neighbors to preserve state institutions and honor.
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Rothwell
State Democratic Committee
Democratic State Central Committee of
Missouri
St. Louis
Union
Republca
Republiccan
Beechey
Steate
Yentral
Ceine III
A. Rothwell
Robbery arrest of Kizzie Madison in police court
Kizzie Madison, a Black woman, was arrested for an alleged robbery in Austin night. George Jennings, the White victim, reported a $7 loss. In police court she paid a $1 fine plus costs with attorney W. D Steele. Jennings received $2 of the money back.
Deputy clerk Larke Longan suffers pneumonia
Longan, deputy circuit clerk, remains ill with pneumonia after a period of declining health. Reports say he is not improving today and is confined to his home or hospital room as doctors monitor his condition.
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Larke Longan
The Prosperous Farmer essay debates farmer wealth and tax burden
The piece argues farmers own one third of wealth while producing much more and paying half the taxes. It cites Bliss and U S census data on farm ownership and mortgage rates, criticizes tariffs, and urges farmers to support Democratic policies. A second ad promote Kedol digests indigestion with testimonials from Mrs. Cranfill and others, followed by a program recap for a lodge event.
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Chicago Public
Henry L. Bliss
Bliss
Mr. Bliss
United States
Bryan
Europe
Mrs. Cranfill
Troy
I. T
W. E. Bard Drug Co
W E Bard Drug Co Ad for Rocky Mountain Tea
A local druggist is urged to obtain the genuine Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co. If offered a substitute, the patron insists the pharmacist keep it to ensure authenticity and quality.
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Madison Medicine Co
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Sedalian Cough Bitters Aids Colds By Miller’s Formula
For several years many Sedalians report success using Dr. Miller's Cough Bitters for coughs and colds at Arlington Pharmacy.
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Miller
Arlington Pharmacy
Woman Avoids Chairs Unless Sterilized in Tea Scent
An urban shopper avoids sitting on any chair unless it has been washed with Rocky Mountain Tea. The note promotes a disinfectant practice tied to the W. E. Bard Drug Co. offering the product for 35 cents.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Eastern Star Reception for Grand Lodge Officers
State Chapter No. 57 of the Eastern Star hosted a reception for visiting grand lodge officers in the criminal court room decorated in star colors. More than 400 guests attended to meet the delegates. ice cream and cake in order colors were served by Walch. The annual session opened this morning with an address of welcome by Dr. Minerva Knott, worthy matron of Sedalia chapter.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Grand Lodge
Criminal Court
Order
Minerva Knott
Sedalia
Rock Mountain Ter Medicine Ad from Bard Drug Co
An old advertisement urges taking Rock Mountain Ter for family health benefits during spring and fall fatigue. It promotes a tonic effect with a low price of 35 cents and credits Bard Drug Co likely as the seller.
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Bard Drug Co
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M. F. Livers
John Cashman
Kansas City
Thos. F. Mitchum
Becaxuise
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville, Ky
New York, NY
Marie K. Ambrose
Mainie Fletcher
T. A. Dann
Lucy W. Miller
Sallie E. Dillon
Sedalia Chapter
Offi
Formosa
Davis
Angel Food
Hicks
E. E. McClellan
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