Hill's Practical Business College Seeks Practical Students
Agnes Murray becomes cashier at Cannon's Grand Central in Sedalia. Zoe Funk leaves for Kinross Louisiana to join her brother’s office. A student completes a two month and three week bookkeeping course and is near diploma. The school touts practical modern methods, offers a free memorandum book for referrals, and invites responses via Sixth and Ohio Streets.
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Agnes Murray
Cannon’s
Grand Central
Sedalia
Hill’s
Practical Business College
Ohio Streets
Property transfers listed in local deed records
A sequence of real estate deeds records transfers and property descriptions. Transactions include parcels on Ohio street and Broad ward Hurley, various acres in Dresden and Greenridge townships, and transfers between individuals and the Porter Real Estate Company with multiple receivers and undivided interests.
Land Transfers in Heaths Creek and Houstonia
William R. Curry transfers 40 acres in Heaths Creek to J. E. Curry with warranty deed. Robert L. Maupin conveys property in Houstonia to J. L. Black burn with deed. Brown and Shultz sell to S. E. Porter with warranty deed in another town property.
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William R. Curry
J. E. Curry
Heaths Creek
Robert L. Maupin
J. L. Blackburn
W. d
Houstonia
Brown and Shultz
Lambie Scarce This Winter At Easter Market
Joe Paradis at the market house urges ordering a quarter early for Easter to ensure supply. A warrant was issued by Judge Rogers for George Smith on charges of throwing rocks at Mrs. Phoebe Fritters near Fourth and Engineer. Officers suspect another party's involvement, warrant pending.
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Lambie
Joe Paradis
Market House
Rogers
George Smith
Phoebe Fritters
Fourth
Engineer
Premium stamps spur free premiums from participating merchants
Local shoppers are urged to trade with merchants carrying premium stamps. Visit the Premium store for details on eligible premiums and how to redeem stamps for gifts.
Change of business
Leopold Lovinger leaves the Hub and joins The Bell clothing store today inviting old friends and patrons to visit.
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Leopold Lovinger
Bell Clothing Store
Easter at the Candy Palace Offers Egg Creations and Treats
The Candy Palace advertises Easter items including personalized candy eggs and a selection of fruits and confections. A special offer promises a quarter of fine lamb from Joe Paradis for Easter Sunday with mint free, while telephone orders reach two numbers. Two men, John Burcroff and John Venable, were detained briefly on trespass and petit larceny counts but released by county officials today.
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Joe Paradis
John Burcroff
John Venable
Candy Palace
Boyst
Missouri Trust and Knox Open New Title Department Office
The Missouri Trust company of St. Louis and Mr. H. M. Knox finalize an arrangement making him head of the new title department. A temporary office is secured at 720 Chestnut street and Knox will begin business this week. The trust company’s current building is too small for both operations. John Cooper filed suit before Judge Rogers this morning against W. W. Morgan of Benton county for seventy dollars.
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Missouri Trust Company
St. Louis
H. M. Knox
Chestnut Street
Knox
The
John Cooper
Rogers
W. W. Morgan
Benton County
Albert De Bernardi Promoted to Central Kansas Extension Chief
Albert De Bernardi, formerly division superintendent of the Central Branch, has been promoted to superintendent of the Central Kansas and Colorado extension. His career spans the Missouri Pacific and Central Branch, with a recent appointment succeeding I. H. Luke. Roadmaster John Brandt plans yard expansion at Jefferson City with riverfront dirt filling.
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Atchison, Kas
Albert de Bernardi
Central Branch
Central Kansas
Sedalia
Mr. de Bernardi
John Brandt
Missouri Pacific
Jefferson City
Hospital Arrivals
H Porter brakeman Parsons Albert Cothran section laborer Bas trop arrive at hospital with injuries from unspecified incident.
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H. Porter
Parsons
Albert Cothran
Bastrop
Trains See Staff Layoffs and Court Actions
Brakemen on the Katy and Missouri Pacific are laying off staff including Newcomb Ducker Wilson and Conductor Miller. Superintendent Inge visited Raymond. Five damage suits against the M E T railway are set for Howard county's April term. Thomas Burgess, Katy bridgeman, died of pneumonia. remains sent to Fayetteville Tennessee.
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L. R. Ducker
Katy
C. W. Wilson
G. W. Inge
Raymond
B. Smith
Bower and Beard
Missouri Pacific
W. E. Miller
Marvin Crane
Missouri Pacific Yards
W. E. Staten
M. E. & T. Railway
Howard County
Thomas Burgess
The
New Bronseals
Fayetteville, Tenn
Ayers Opens New Restaurant and Rooming House on Osage
The Rev G H Ayers an ordained M E minister has overhauled the 118 Osage St site and opened a first class restaurant and rooming house. The move marks Ayers return to active public business in the area.
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Osage St
The
Reverend Ayers Plans White House as City’s Cleanest Spot
The Reverend Ayers proposes turning the area into a premier, spotless destination. He pledges a scrupulously white exterior and interior finish and labels the project The White House as a symbol of first class accommodations.
25 Choice Spring Lambs Slated for Easter Trade
Twenty five choice lambs will be slaughtered by next Thursday and stored cold until Saturday to keep in prime condition for the Easter trade. They will then be moved to our market for your selection. 25 choice spring lambs 100 quarters to select from M. M. Stevenson, Northeast Corner of Market House.
Civil suits filed before Justice Rogers Saturday
Eleven civil suits were filed before Justice Rogers Saturday and the judge was later called from his home at 7 30 a m to receive another filing.
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Justice Rogers
Junk Buyers Offer Top Market Prices for Scraps
Millionaires Made Fortunes have been acquired by saving pennies. If you have old rags, iron, brass, zinc, bottles or bones, they can’t easily be converted into cash. Drop a card or phone us. Our wagons call for junk anywhere in the city and we pay the highest market price.
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the Sentinel
Hill's Practical Business College
Zoe Funk
Kinross
Jarett A. Justice
Edward P. Lickider
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Longwood
Ellis R. Smith
John Dandy
S. W. Cor
Marvin
Third National Bank of
Thomas Lyle Dickey
Broadward Hurley
Ohio St. Bet
Vise Das
Delos A. Niblack
Edward Hurley
Hancock and Thomp- Lee Montgomery
John Welch
Ora Williams
Se- Nws
Ste
Ewes
Charles Kiefer
Louis G. Henley
Dresden Township
B. F. Metzler
George H. Bagby
Prairie Two
Walter L. Perry
Paul E. Perry
Greenridge
Grand Ave
Pettis and Cooper
Peter Vollmer
Porter
S. E. Cor
Stewart and
John
James E. Curry
Wlliam R. Curry
WNC
Jos. Brown
S. Ewing Ave
St. Louis, Mo
M. Hovdtranp
Elgin, Mo
Evupereia Co
Crann Ave
St. Louis, Ma
E. Porter
Town
Newcomb
G. H. Ayers
M. E. Church
E. E. M’clellan
M. M. Stevenson
A. m
Court
TT &Co
Abicage
COHEN
East Fifth St
C. F. Walch’s
Boston Cafe
Main
Sedalia City Ticket
J. M. Brown
A. M. Parks
T. B. Young
Councilman
E. M. Shields
John F. Scally
Staton
S. M. Hodges
F. M. Fulkerson
Social Democratic
James Walker
John O. Fisher
J. L. Cone
Roderick Gallie
State of
Missouri
Pettis
I. C. E. Baker
C. E. Baker
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