09 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Rich Hill Tribune
Location
Rich Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1902
Page
1
In Sedalia local notices celebrate community events and people. Newton and Kathe Craig return for studies, Masons install officers with a large turnout, and a rich banquet follows at the Talmage House as a busy social week highlights education, clubs, and commerce.
Local notices tease a merry chase event and advertise heating stoves and firearms at Gench Bros. The item also references insurance sales, church meetings at the Baptist Church with sixteen new members and nine baptisms, plus a grain dealer offering low prices and shipping terms.
Fragmentary text notes a monetary loan spanning one to three years. No clear parties or terms beyond the time frame. Further readable details are unavailable in the provided snippet.
A delegation of Royal Neighbors from Butler visited Rich Hill for an afternoon of games and socializing. About forty five members rode a city tour before gathering at Talmage House for supper. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Gailey Sackett Risley Fox McAninch and Mesdames WeMet Able Cobb and Valentine.
In northwestern Kennas a promotional sales event offers maps and descriptions of wheat lands with prices and regional affairs. Listings include venues at the Merchante Hotel Kick Ehil January 17, Republican Prece office Boiler January 18, and Mote Lee Adrien January 1902. Attendees from the public are welcome to learn about the properties and opportunities.
A weekly meeting of Pressaants Mo. church opened by J. L Mises with W Wolverton as secretary. Reports from departments praised past year's growth. New elders added J A Dotron Marion Brown Clint Smith. Treasurer Miss Rechel Crabb. Officers hosted a reception at the Tyger home with refreshments and music by Dest Kimbrough Sylvadia Willismon Heslinus and Owen Mitchell.
Prof Shaw's death in Butte Mont yesterday follows a telegram from Teluride Power Co Denver owner James Cope. The engineer died after a pole taillng accident Tuesday. He was respected by students and faculty. Burial took place in Kingston Massachusetts January 7. Further details were not obtained.
On Monday afternoon in Betler par lors Tlote Rowe the marriage of Miss Dalkey Garrison of Rich Hill to Mr Leon Colvert of Frankfort Ind was performed by Rev Jewell. Miss Dalkey is the daughter of Geo Garrison of Betler. Colvert is described as a merchant. Tux Thiecxe extends congratulations.
Word reached here of New York Day nuptials uniting Lenore Bird to J Clifton Matheny in Washington DC. Lenore, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Bird, grew up in Wichita. The couple will reside in Monterey Virginia, while relatives visit the bride’s home.
Local items show people from Bute to Nevada visiting relatives, attending church meetings, and changing addresses. Notables include H G Meyer as lodge president, Miss May Martin visiting family, and Ed Shopmeier hosting peers, with various travels between Kansas City, Joplin, and neighboring towns.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled market note urging weekly and monthly trading, mentioning KC Joersal and prices around 2.06, with unclear references to period terms and figures.
A local service advertises Tux Tarsons for creating sale bills and posters. The note emphasizes affordable, quick design options for promotional prints and related materials. No further details on pricing or turnaround are provided.
The readable text appears garbled showing partial phrases about testing and measurement. It references a mother and medical or investigative context but lacks coherent facts, names, places, dates, or outcomes to anchor a complete item.
Damaged OCR depicts a blurred year of incidents with scattered place names. Text references Kanesoop S and Gerdes Cory, Ft Lowt, Blee Mowed, and Kanes Oo Wednesday, plus mentions Mra Capps editor among attendees or witnesses.
A local event titled A Beeery Time is slated for Wednesday January 15 at the opera hoose. Organizers invite residents to attend the performance featuring a light program and refreshments.
The Globe Democrat calls for wide reader involvement to follow the upcoming World’s Fair. It emphasizes vast circulation across the United States Canada Mexico and beyond for fans of the English language and promises comprehensive earth news coverage.
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