Tanlac touted by Kansas City readers in testimonial
A reader cites Tanlac as improving appetite sleep and strength after months of misery and headaches and claims no gas or aftereffects. Local ads list Lemonville Worthington Powersville sellers. A Sedalia courthouse cupola fire destroys a $126000 building and law library. A Sedalia state Republican meeting discusses displacing Babler and WL Cole amid Lowdon scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timner
Sedalia
Fine Law Library
Jacob Babler
WL Cole
Republican Arty
Lowdon
Health remedy testimonials from the Pierce medicines
A letter from Muna in California praises Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription for restoring health after serious illness and childbirth. Another user, Mrs. Ginack Kennard, reports Pleasant Pellets greatly relief constipation and earns her husband’s approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janz
Muna
CaHaries Shanks
Josefh Moo
Piercan
Ginack Kennard
North Twelfth Street
Death of J D Patterson by Rutledge in field incident
J D Patterson of near Rutledge was found dead by his plow in a field after reporting heart pain in the morning and again at noon. He continued work despite the discomfort and was not seen after failing to return that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J D Patterson
Rutledge
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertises Cure
A vintage advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional treatment. It claims internal action through the blood to mucous surfaces, offering $100 reward for a 7 case of catarrh cured by alternatives. Testimonials promised, with Druggists selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Nature
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Macon presses Wabash for new depot site dispute
Macon citizens urged the Wabash railroad to erect a new depot at a preferred location after a prior attempt failed when residents resisted the company's chosen site. A lawsuit was filed with the Public Service Commission to force construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Wabash Railroad
Public Service Commission
Clark County Pure Bred Livestock Association Formed
Clark county pure bred stork rais ers have organized an association with a membership of twenty four. The association was organized about a year ago and already it has found that it pays. A survey of pure bred livestock there has shown its value around half a million dollar. The average mile price of cattle in the association last year was 450 dollars and of hogs 180 dollars. A breeders directory of fifty two bid of pure bred livestock advertising is now being printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Local Woman After Painful Backache
Mrs. W A Burnay of Washington Street credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief from backache dizziness and kidney troubles that hampered housework. She urges others with similar symptoms to try the remedy and reports lasting benefit from use. An auto theft ring near Bethany is being investigated with five men arrested and held on five thousand dollar bonds. A Cameron family mourns when their one year old son drowns in a creek after heavy rains widen the hole. Alfred Broyles averts a car fire at a Browning gas station using a lantern to smother flames and apply dirt to the spill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everymanville
W A
Burnay
Washington St
Dean
Doan
Deans
Desler Foster-Milburm Coufts
Buffalo NY
L. R Wamsley
Cameron
Alfred Broyles
Browning
Tragic Accident Delays Train Trip In Macon
A woman named Mrs Fart porns of Macon delayed a trip to the depot to make several calls. Crossing the tracks before the approaching locomotive, she was struck and knocked down as the train passed. Her husband retrieved her and held her until the train went past. She suffered a broken collarbone and bruising while the incident stunned witnesses.
Fragmentary OCR Note Shows Readable Names and Places
A fragmented newspaper OCR snippet contains partial names and locations. readable items include individuals and locations but many letters are garbled. the item preserves enough to reference names and places though precise details remain unclear.
Local Social Notes Highlight Mrs Ed Buckalew Visit
Nellie Veach visits site with unnamed party while George Hymes wins a car from Will Gray. Miss Andrea Mor now Mrs Ed Buckalew in wherries. George and Nina Medlin visit Mrs Sammy Moss. Ada Mundon stays with Mrs Jasper Norris. Small town chatter recalls a business trip near Blackbird last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Community Notes Promote July 4 Celebrations and Local Happenings
The column highlights a July 4 celebration in Lannonville with plans for a pool event at the county seat and a chance to win a new Ford while giving away an old car. It also notes cool weather, a baptizing at Bethany, school closings on Friday the 25th, and praise for Miss Jones and three students who passed the eighth grade exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Godfrey
Jim Quinte
Moore
Lnnonville
Utnam
Rock Schnelle
West Plaine
Cherries School
Trumph
S Jones
Bethany
Joni
Thora Moore
Wanetta Sehnelle
Dale Tugker
Burns district to vote on 20 cent levy at special meeting
The Burns district board of directors calls a June 26 special meeting at the school house to vote on a 20 cent levy. The district is short on teacher funds and needs the money to meet required schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Burns
Grainfield
Kans
Hi Dixon
Putnam County
Elmer Luster
Ed Choate
Lemons
Cora Anders
Misa Reta Haynen
Lydia Choate
Mixson
Mabel
Mary Rumbley
Teddy
Manly
Hugh Davis
Clark
Dak
Homer Davis
Silas Choate
Centerville
Ira
Burns
Local Social Notes and Visits From Unionville Area
Fragmentary social items list calls on George Gillum and family at Stahl, Burns' new store near completion, and visits by Miss Hazel Ledford and Mrs Ledford. Mentions Ill Annie Ledford improving, Virgil Burns and Lucille visiting relatives in Sullivan County, and a Thompson church gathering with the Turnmire and Saree families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Qohartie Gillum
Stahl
Annie Ledford
Hazel Ledford
iWedford
Pete
George Shelton
Atartford
Hiatt
Mortimer
Unionville
W. M. Mere Virgil Burns
Lucille
Sullivan County
Thompson
Sam Turnmire
Mirgil Saree
Jonathan White
Democrats Plot To Aid Francisco Delegates In Contested Fight
Fragmented text shows Democratic leaders discussing strategies at a San Francisco gathering to back a candidate in a contested delegate race. Mentions of Bryan and broader party aims appear amid garbled phrases about moisture and dry issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anu
Francisco Je
Tae J. Bryan
Rt Ie
Poe
Santa
Stallion GIBUS Listed In National Book Of America
License 1835 The Stallion GIBUS (63027) foaled February 2 1904 in France. Bred by M. Bion Nogent and later entered into stud in Bt. Paul. Pedigree includes many notable sires such as Coco, Mignon, and Le Diane. Guus weighs 2200 pounds and needs no recommendation as a breeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibus
Nationalscience
Mignoy
Sean le Blanc
Dam Finette
Coco
Rosalie
Buetame
Violoneux
Levrat
Igor
Bismark
Sultan
Vigoreux
Coco I
Vieux Chaslin
Mignon
Ean le Diane
Guus
Registered Jack Sets Up for 2028 Derby Prospect
A fragment describes Registered Jack as having great length of body and promising conformation for a 2028 season. It mentions a 5-4 mile distance and a training area near Moriarch with catalog details and points.
Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Brief
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions officials, accounts, and figures but lacks coherent names or dates. The text appears garbled with stray letters and incomplete phrases, offering no clear event or outcome to report.
JW Guitar horse standing for service at Central City barn
Pure bred Ray Percheron weighing about 1800 pounds foaled July 9 1912 is a sure foal getter with fine disposition. Pedigree available at the barn known as JW Guitar horse. For 1920 service at my barn one quarter mile north of Central City. Terms ten dollars nine cents to insure colt to stand and suck. Care given but not liable for accidents. Colt to receive good service fee and provided a service Saturday after hours or Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetzhs
Sera Pit
Pest
Joe
My Fara
F Patonville
Borhood Ae Telt
Eres Ee
Eee
Rylasco
Grrner
Ray
My Barn
Central City
Colt
Public Notice of Divorce Suit in Putnam County
The Circuit Court of Putnam County Missouri issues an order of publication in vacation for Bulvia Fogle against Arch Fogle. The action seeks a divorce and custody of minor Mildred Fogle, with Arch Fogle nonresident. Publication fixed for Unionville court terms beginning August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of
Putnam County
Missouri
Bulvia Fogle
Arch Fogle
Clark
Mildred Fogle
Unionville
Raintiff
Tate
Lenet
Lang Triplett
Tne Triplett
Fragmentary Local News Snippet
The readable text notes names such as Sylvia and Percy Talkington, Edd Jones, Mr Barnes, Mrs Basil Monien, and Kirks, with scattered references to Sundays, Monday, a coat button, a fire or trouble, and lost items. No clear event or outcome is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
Jadra
Percy Talkington
Edd Jones
Barnes
Arthur
haley-Mus
E¢an
Basil Monien
Rosewood Notes on Local Residents and Injuries
Mrs Nora Morgan remains in poor condition. Fern Jarman fell from a tree Saturday breaking both arms below the elbows and toes. Mr and Mrs W Mitey of Charlton Us spent part of last week at the McCoy home. E L Medlin and Stella Lemley Noah Gilly and family L Hoover and families visited R L Hill on Sunday. Percy Talkington and wife of Plano Ia spent over Sunday at the J N Lewis Home. Henry Starnes, recently at Centerville hospital, returned home Friday with no hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Morgan
Fern Jarman
Bela
Kirkeville
Sigster
Ed Hawkins
W. Mitey
Charl=ton
McCoy
E. L. Medlin
Stella Lemley
Noah Gilly
Pennville
L. Hoover
R. L. Hill
Percy Talkington
Plano
J. N. Lewis
Henry Starnes
Centerville
Labor federation backs government ownership of railroads
The American Federation of Labor voted at Montreal in favor of government ownership of railroads despite Samuel Gompers opposing. The result was a close vote around four to three, signaling a partisan split on the issue. The Memphis Sunday School Association meanwhile reported 1,001 church members with 614 attendees and 508 nonmembers, highlighting local missionary potential. Miss Marie McConnell of Lemons visited Friday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Montreal
Canada
Samuel Gompers
Vieckees Rae
Memphis Sunday School Association
Misa Marie McConnell of
Lemons
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Cary
Lmonville
L. H Howard
Lemonville
Mr I Johnson
Worthington
J W Mulanix
Powersville
Floyd + Bowers & Co
eTtant
State News
Eatonic
P. J. Tatman
Rae
Fata
Lis
Arts
Tomorrow
Alrissht
State Grain Inspection Department
Ita
Honda
Reece
HR. Farmer
Allen ‘Dt Son, Powersiille
Matthew
Shelton Merc, CO
Lucerne & CO
Anders
Rosewood
American Federation
Gordon Brown, JR
Pental
Queen City, Mo
Nader
Illinois
Chicago
J.N. Martin, M. D
L. D. Thomas
J.D. Hayward
NASA
Bert Wyckoff
Missourt
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