Local Personal News From Cross Timbers To Los Angeles
Myrtle Dickerson of Cross Timbers and Mrs. Lucile Robertson of Lexington are registered at Huckins. George Menefee returns from Wybark Indian Territory after railroad grading. Sam Rosse leaves for Duluth Minn for employment. T J Amyx and T M Hamline travel to Mount Sterling. W A Thomas family moves to Los Angeles. Captain Berry and Corporal Gump recruit at Huckins. William Pommer visits to direct the Cop id in Arcady production at First Christian church. Bayliss Steele returns to Kansas City. Florence Whisnand heads to Los Angeles. Nine Mo Pac tickets sold to California. Frank James ill at Paola. Robert Evans substitutes. C J Wilson returns from Marshall. W D Ham to Tipton. A pocketbook found at Fourth and Ohio streets. Miss Marie Meier, recovering from paralysis, shows improvement. George Weiteman buys seed corn. reports good wheat prospects locally.
Monument Sale for Decoration Day at Heynens
Sedalia Hardware and Grocery Co offers the cheapest deals in town on gasoline stoves ovens ice boxes and refrigerators for Decoration Day at Heynens on North Ohio street.
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Heynen’s
North Ohio Street
Sedalia
Pauline Paragraphs Pastors Visits and Local Happenings
Pauline Missouri notes detail J S Roach making a business trip to Sedalia, Will Clapton visiting Pauline, and sick list for Miss Hattie Reavis. Essa Rowles returns from Sedalia while Dora Roach heads south to visit her sister. Miles Vegal seen riding in J H Roache s 160 acre pasture. Several gatherings and visits among ROACH family members. Van Natta school ends term May 38.
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Dora Roach
South
Miles Vegal
J. H. Roache
Ford and Brown to Marry in Georgetown Soon
Georgetown Missouri April 24 marriage cards issued for Frank Ford and Addie Brown both longtime Georgetown residents regarded as worthy and intelligent. The couple plan to wed on April 30 with Brown teaching in Lamont and Ford in a Oklahoma mercantile venture. Also note Emma Sargent suffering burns from a hot water incident.
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Miss Brown
Lamonte
Ford
Oklahoma
Air tight cover causes steam burn during vessel move
Steam from a moving vessel dislodges a cover, spilling hot water on a woman’s hands arms and face. The burns are painful but not serious. The Methodist church is being repainted. A. C. Dow has bought a farm one mile east of Georgetown and is moving to it.
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A. C. Dow
Georgetown
Maplewood Nuggets highlights and town notes
Maplewood Missouri April 23 describes corn planting wind dust cherry blossoms and fruit trees shedding early season. Local residents Thomas Ellison photo guest at Central Christian Advocate Charley Monsees and A F Sargent visit. Maplewood exodus of youth and Huffman farm sale interest. Mrs Herman Demand ill. Hammond remodeling and home upgrades noted.
Seda lia May Host Regiment Encampment This Summer
Mr. J C Shelton reports Kansas City officers consider Sedalia as the encampment site for the Third Regiment, usually held late July. They require Sedalia citizens to raise 1000 dollars and provide wood straw and grounds to host 760 to 900 soldiers plus visitors for eight days. Do Sedalians want the encampment here.
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J. C. Shelton
Elk’s Hotel
Kansas City
Sedalia
Two Rail Workers Recovering After Warrensburg Incident
Joe Krause reports George Anderson and Jim Richards, both brakemen injured Thursday near Warrensburg, are recovering well at St. Louis. Anderson suffered a couple of broken ribs and is progressing satisfactorily.
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Warrensburg
St. Louis
Anderson
Local News Item Highlights Residents and Events
Dr. H C Mitchell returns from Postal Mo. I A Cross ill in bed with pleurisy. Paul Winsell back from Houstonia business trip. Mrs Will Garton of Nevada Mo visiting relatives. Thomas Amyx of Lexington Ky here en route from the Philippines Islands. Mrs Jackson Wheeler dies at home north of the city. Missouri Pacific trains delayed by Warrensburg wreck. Opera house event Friday with Se nalia delegations. Lamonte Central High baccalaureate at Christian church by Rev O L Wood. Commencement Tuesday April 29 at the opera house. class of seven young ladies. Motto Not finished but begun. Colors purple and old gold.
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Jackson Wheeler
Blackwater Chapel
Missouri Pacific
Warrensburg
Sedalia
Opera House
Remodelled Furniture Store Reopens Saturday
Lodge, Staley and Bostion will reopen their remodeled furniture store at 120 East Third Street with a large stock of goods, promising one of the state's finest selections.
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Ture Store
East Third Street
Cruel boycott shapes meatless 30 day pledge in Bloomington
In Bloomington Illinois on April 24 an agreement among 2000 workers at the Chicago and Alton shops enforces a meatless thirty day period.
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Bloomington
Chicago and Alton
Lamonte People News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
W O Terry assistant cashier Sedalia National bank visited Lamonte Tuesday. Clyde Nelson Missouri Pacific Little Blue telegraph operator and W W Ferrell Lee's Summit night operator stayed with relatives Sunday. Hugh Parker tensorial artist traveled to Holden Sunday. Ennis Courtney Courtney Desnoyer Shoes salesman was in town Saturday. George Brent Sedalia visiting relatives. M H Morris Sedalia real estate man in town on business. Miss Louise Conway returned from St. Louis. Richard Shaw remains seriously ill after several days.
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Clyde Nelson
Missouri Pacific
Little Blue
W. W. Ferrell
Lee’s Summitt
M. H. Morris
The
Morris Real Estate Company
Sedalia
Louise Conway
St. Louis
Junk salvage ad offers gold watch for castoffs
Sedalia Junk Co invites items for junk disposal including rags bones old stoves rubbers bottles zinc iron and more. They offer a fine gold watch as payment and operate wagons for pickups at Main and Vermont with telephones 1000 and 263. Old papers are also sold at the office.
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Sedalia Junk CO
Burlington Route Low Fare Offer For Northwest Travel
Burlington Route advertises very low one way Colonists rates for March and April 1902 to Portland Tacoma Seattle Puget Sound $25 Spokane area $22.50 Butte Helena district $20. Details and intermediate routes available from local agents. Also promotes fast Burlington Northern Pacific Express Denver via Billings and double daily service Kansas City to St Paul Minneapolis with chair cars sleepers and dining cars. Contact R H Crozier L W Wakeley TPA 823 Main St Kansas City Mo for rates and material. Red Cross Ball Blue advertisement included.
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Burlington
Kansas City
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Puget Sound
Spokane
Butte
Helena
Burlington Northern Pacific Express
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Ohio Street
Myrtle Dickerson
Cross Timbers
Mrs. Lucile Robertson
Lexing
George Menefee
Wybark, I. T
H.C. Jones
Hughesville
Sam Rosse
Duluth
Minn
T. J. Amyx
T. M. Hamline
Mount Sterling
W. A. Thomas
Los Angeles
Cal
Joe Roe
Missouri Valley Baseball League
Citizen’s National Bank
Captain Berry
Corporal Gump
United States Army
Huckins
William Pommer
Glenn Woods
Pommer
Arcady
First Christian Church
Bayliss Steele
George Rector
Boon Ville
T. Greenstreet
Katy
Florence Whisnand
Los An
Geles, Cal
Brent McClain
Missouri Pacfic
California
Frank James
Paola
Robert Evans
C. J. Wilson
Marshall, Mo
W. D. Ham
Tipton
Will Boullt
Fourth and
Ohio Streets
Marie Meier
East Main Street
George Weiteman
James Arnold
Camp Branch
Weiteman
Jew Brown
Ewing Ave
M. Hoveranp
Elgin
Cianax Ave
Srv
Lows. Ma
Pauline, Mo
J. S. Roach
Will Clapton
Pauline
Hattie Reavis
Essa Rowles
Kate Huckaby
Elsie Roach
Essa
Bowles
Bunceton
Willie Roach
Hickory Point
Jess Moffit
Roach
W. O. Kemp
West
Georgetown, Mo
Frank
Ford and
Miss Addie Brown
Emma Sargent
Maplewood Nuggets
Maplewood, Mo
Thomas Ellison
Central Christian Advocate
Bor
Charley Monsees
Smithton
A. F. Sargent
Maplewood
Mert
Miles Norton
Musical Club
Huffman
the Sentinel
Herman Demand
Carrie Wil
Liams
Joe Krause
George Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Jim Richards
LV Pany
Norosis
H. C. Mitchell
Postal
I. A. Cross
Mitchell
Paul Winsell
Busi
Ness
Houstonia
Will Garton
Nevada, Mo
Thomas Amyx
Lexington, Ky
Phil
Lipine Islands
United States
Senalia
Lamonte Central High
Wood
Furni
Terry
Sedalia National Bank
City
Hugh Parker
Holden
Ennis Courtney
Courtney-Desnoyer
Pany
George Brent
Richard Shaw
Bard
Main and
Vermont
Collecting and Credit Reporting Association of Missouri
Bulletin
Associa
Tion
E. C White
McGarren’s
Main and Osage
Northwest
Denver
Billings
Burlington-Northern Pacific
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Omaha
Sioux City
R. H. Crozier
L. W. Wakeley
T.P.A
Main St
Askansas City
Howard Elliv
St. Louis, Mo
Taylor
C. E. West
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