Sentinel Announces Candidates for Sedalia Constable
The Sentinel announces James C. Connor as a Democratic Party candidate for constable of Sedalia township subject to the party's action. It also announces Charles Leftwich as a candidate for the nomination for constable of Sedalia township subject to the will of the Democratic Party.
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The
Sentinel
H. K. Beate
Pettis County
Democratic Party
James Montgomery
Pettis
Sedalia Township
James C. Connor
Charles Leftwich
Se@alia township
Rooster With Horns Attracts Joplin Local Attention
A Joplin man reports owning a rooster with horns, drawing curiosity from locals at Gib Barbee's House of Lords where such oddities draw visitors and speculation.
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Gib Barbee
House of Lords
Smith Was Wrong Heading Clarifies Family Reference
Reader question asks which member of the Smith family the headline targets. The piece defends the choice to phrase the accusation about a specific individual within the family.
Cole County Democratic Primary Set For April 5
Cole County voters prepare for the Democratic primary to nominate a county ticket on April 5. Candidates are campaigning vigorously this week in a lively effort to attract support.
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Cole County
Allied Party National Convention in Louisville
The Allied Party holds a national convention in Louisville Kentucky today with many extremists present and analysts expect potential fractures over unity and strategy.
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Louisville
Missouri Arbor Day Planned for April Fourth
On Friday April 4 Arbor Day will be observed in Missouri with all pupils in schools expected to plant trees and shrubs. Adults are urged to follow the same example and plant as well.
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Missouri
Sedalia Election Results and State Finances Report
Election has passed with officers elected for Sedalia. Citizens urged to unite on the platform and act for Sedalia's best interests. The Missouri state finances were described as fair, despite allegations of a looted school fund and fiscal discrepancies. State Treasurer Williams reported a cash balance of 2,218,276.74 dollars on March 31.
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Sedalia
Globe-Democrat
Missouri
Williams
Local Sentinel misses item in hustle for news
The Sentinel notes occasional gaps in coverage despite diligent reporting. The piece acknowledges efforts to gather all local news, with a modest suggestion about improving completeness.
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The
Sentinel
Local Sentinel Defends Quality Against Competitors
A brief note champions the Sentinel’s quality over local rivals and invites readers to share their views on the matter, highlighting community engagement and media parity.
New Circulator Capt. James Leads Evening Sentinel Delivery
Capt. Sam W. James assumed city circulation for the Evening Sentinel and will visit subscribers to ensure prompt, efficient service. He added twenty five new subscribers yesterday and seeks reader input to improve coverage.
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Sam W. James
Evening Sentinel
Missouri
Democrats to field full Pettis county ticket in November
The Pettis county Democrats plan a full slate of known Democratic candidates for the November election after the Sedalia city vote. The editor notes the prior mixed city ticket was unusual and unlikely to recur, urging the party to select its best men for all offices to ensure a Democratic victory.
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Sedalia
Pettis County
The
Sentinel
Boy Shot Self In Leg In Family Barn
Louis Lackey, 13, son of J. C. Lackey, a Missouri Pacific shopman, lives at 215 Saline street. He accidentally shot his left leg with a 22 caliber revolver in the barn around 5 pm Tuesday. He went home unable to walk, mother doubted him until he cried in pain. Dr. Cole removed the bullet. boy recovering.
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Cole
Gasoline stoves advertised by F. Taylor Cain
Reliable safe and cheap gasoline stoves are advertised by F. Taylor Cain. The notice emphasizes affordability and dependability for domestic use, urging readers to visit the store for details and availability.
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F. Taylor Cain
Scott's Emulsion promoted as nerve food for neuralgia
An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion cures facial neuralgia by internal use while external rubs offer only a temporary relief. It promotes the product as nerve food that feeds and strengthens nerves and invites readers to try a sample, listing Scott & Bowne in New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pear Street
New York
Sun day School Convention Opens Two-Day Session
The Pettis county Sun day schools annual convention begins at Fifth Street M E church South with Rev J C Jacoby as temporary chairman and Charles Dixon as secretary. The program lists devotional songs, addresses by Rev A P George and Rev J C Jacoby, committee work, discussions on organization training and spiritual power, with multiple named delegates and committee members.
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Sunday Schools
Pettis County
Fifth Street
M. E. Church
South
J. C. Jacoby
Trinity English Lutheran Church
Charles Dixon
Funeral Postponed for Maude Harris Inquest Held
Funeral of Maude Harris five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Harris was postponed from yesterday afternoon to this morning for investigation into death. Cause was nephritis after scarlet fever and kidney complications. The service was conducted by Rev F L Cook. Circuit Court proceedings followed with a damaged suit against Loeffler and Guenther Shoe Co. settled for 650 dollars.
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Maude
W. C. Harris
Boonville
M. T. Collins
F. L. Cook
Loeffler and Guenther Shoe Company
Fannie Annan
Anna Annan
Pettis County
Farm notes and local visits in Dumpville diary
April 1 1902 farmers halt oats sowing and haul wood awaiting spring to plant corn. Ben Meins of Dade county returns with his mother after visiting friends. Several residents ill with asthma pneumonia or recovering with doctors in Sedalia Knob Noster and nearby places. Travel plans include Nellie Sullivan Katie Galivan and George Rider families spend summers in Colorado and Kansas City. Allen Goetz from Sedalia visited Dampville.
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Dumpville
Ben Meins
Dade County
John Connor
Sewer Proposition Passes At Tuesday Vote
The sewer proposal carried in the Tuesday vote while results for school directors from the Citizens ticket and Jeffersonian endorsement are delayed as judges did not canvass the city ticket. Nominees for school directs are expected to win by a large margin.
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Citi
Laclede bicycles best machine for money
S-M-H Co listing at 114 West Second Street promotes Laclede bicycles as the best value for money.
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Laclede Bicycles
S-M-H Co
West Second Street
Laclede Bicycle
West Sec
Breach of Promise Suit Filed in Circuit Court
Ida Raus sues Edward Wise for 5000 in a breach of promise case alleging seduction and cohabitation in St. Joseph and Cameron Missouri. Separate police court case on meat theft from Mrs. Jackson laid over to next Saturday. Sedalia city vs Montgomery special tax. Montgomery withdraws as counsel. Jackson enters. stipulations seek venue change. Demurrer filed by G. W. Barnett urging dismissal.
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Lewis M. Martin
John G. Senior
Circuit
Superme Court
George E. Dugan
H. W. Wood
B. G. Wilkerson
City of
J. H. Bowron
Ida Raus
Edward Wise
Wise
St. Joseph
Cameron, Mo
Jim Williams
Williams
Sedalia
Gilsonite Construction Company
John Montgomery, Jr
Lee Montgomery
George P. B. Jackson
G. W. Barnett
Ladies' Musical Club presents varied student program
Miss Jessie Smith led a Ladies' Musical club meeting featuring two piano solos Wild Rose and Happy Children, two vocal solos Protestation and In Harbor, a duet Parting by Misses Ida Myers and Irma Collins, a violin solo Reverie by West, and a group of Nevin songs Whence Come Thy Radiant Eyes Early Light and Nocturne by Miss Bey.
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Wild Rose
MacDowell
Happy Children
Giebel
Barrett Emmert
Neidlinger
Ida Myers
Irma Collins
Miss Bey
Piano and Vocal Solos Featured in Spring Recital
Two piano solos Ballade by Farris performed in Silver Spring with Nason and Prof Isaac Farris. Vocal solo At My Grave by Arens with Mrs. W. D. Steele accompanying.
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Farris
Silver Spring
Nason
Isaac Farris
Arens
W. D. Steele
Palmist Warns of Limited Stay at 209 East Sixth
A brief notice indicates a palm reader at 209 East Sixth Street is warning patrons to act quickly as her stay in the area is limited.
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Palmist
East Sixth St
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