Great sale of manufacturer samples of dress goods
Wholesale style sale features samples from a top German maker and a Grenoble France glove lot. Dresses fabrics include wool silk mohair and Australian wool with yard prices from 18c to 3.00. widths 3 to 6 samples per type. Also staple goods from Amoskeag and a kid glove bargain at 69c.
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United States
Gera
Germany
America
Amoskeag
Grenoble France
Train schedules and fashion neckwear headline
The item lists free checks for packages and trains alongside a men’s new fall neckwear promotion. Readers are invited to inspect services and browse new seasonal accessories.
Flower Parade line of march and parade participants set
The article outlines a parade schedule starting at 1 30 p m and 7 p m from Leave Liberty park heading through city streets to Ohio and Broadway. It lists marshal Winzenburg sections of mounted police queen escorts the flower parade and many float occupants with dozens of named participants and carriages including Miss Louise Hahn Miss Huckins Mae Small and dozens more in Surrey phaeton buggy and wagon entries with colors and floral themes.
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A. W. Winzenburg
Mounted Police
W. D. Steele
R. W. Carr
D. H. Smith
J. R. Barrett
Louise Hahn
Surrey
Huckins
Schlick
Chicago
Mae Small
Beulah Harris
Dr. Carter
Carter
Mary Harris
Fletcher
Harry Servant
Servant
Stanley
Collins and Crenshaw
Phaeton
Naomi Walch
Chas. Walch
Chas
Dexter
Katie Lamm
Easton
M. B. Coleman
Mesdames Coleman
Snitzler
Harriet Guild
Elizabeth Parsons
Alia Hunter
Lottie Snow
W . Cormay
Anna Belle
Bessie Bowers
Mayme Gentry
Nona Wood -Phaeton
Paul Sprague
Priscilla
Martha Sprague
H E Crouse
J Wilson
A. Winzenburg
Winzenburg
Miss Beensch
St. Louis
G VT
Edgar Serth
J. W. Scherubel
Mary Smith
Maude Adams
Sadie Hinkle
Misses Brown
Harry Willis
Belle Bohen
Tom Bitler
Florence Tyree
Blanche B Bronson
Fair Notes on Pickpocket Incident at City Fair
J W Cowan told special officer Price that a pickpocket removed $6 from his back pocket which had been cut away. Mayor John H L Wilson and James W Garrison of Warrensburg attend the fair seeking ideas for a future Warrensburg event.
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J. W. Cowan
Price
John HL. Wilson
James W. Garrison
Warrensburg
Sedalia
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