Court Pays Up After Contempt Charges Over Fees
In Pettis county court, Judges Harris Senior and Albers narrowly avoided arrest on contempt charges after failing to pay fees owed to Judge Truxel and Chief of Police Love. Judge Graves ordered payment by 4 pm. the county settled before noon, ending further action.
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Truxel
Love
Graves
County Court of
Pettis County
Messrs. Harris
Senior
Albers
W. W. Graves
Steele
U. Barnett
Butler
Cashman
Messrs. Harris, Senior
Toothbrushes Sold At Half Price By Dow Drug Co
A new batch of guaranteed toothbrushes was bought in bulk from the importer and offered for sale at half price through Dow Drug Co. This sale promises economical dental care options for customers seeking value in everyday products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Drug Co
Missouri Exchanges Warn Against Campaign Sip-Soppers
A Missouri editorial roundtable attacks campaign loafers and book peddlers as useless parasites and urges candidates to exclude such figures. It notes 3 percent of Democrats are goldbugs with the rest aligned to the Kansas City platform, while blaming goldbug backsliders and bolters led by David B. Hill. It also suggests Senators be labeled by interests they represent, from Standard Oil to railroads, rather than as generic Senators. Women endorse Longan's Laundry services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Kansas City
David B. Hill
Vandiver
Jefferson City
Democrat
Register
Depew
New York
New York Central Railroad Company
Vanderbilts
Steel Trust
Sugar Trust
Ironton Register
Public Library Notes Third Grade Book List
The paper announces a weekly series listing books appropriate for third grade children. Future installments will cover other grades except first and second, aiming to assist mothers and teachers in selecting titles for classroom and home reading.
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Public Library Notes
Hudnut Perfume Line Promoted in Sedalia
The celebrated Hudnut line of perfumes is advertised as the finest quality offered in Sedalia by W. E. Bard Drug.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Knights and Ladies of Security Convene in Sedalia
The Knights and Ladies of Security of Pettis Green Howard and Boone counties meet April 30 1902 in Sedalia to elect a National convention representative. Queen City Council No 564 of Sedalia hosts arrangements with a social at Royal Tribe of Joseph hall after, featuring a program of solos and selections by local members and rivals Springfield Boonsboro New Franklin Armstrong Sedalia Marshall Malta Bend Slater Hartsburg Ashland Huntsville Huntsdale Centralia. Veolay's violet perfume advertised by Dow Drug Co.
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Pettis Green
Saline
Howard
Boone
Coun
Queen City Council
Sedalia
East
Queen City
Knights and Ladies of Security of
Joseph Hall
Springfield
Boonsboro
New Franklin
Armstrong
Marshall
Grand Pass
Malta Bend
Slater
Hartsburg
Ashland
Huntsville
Huntsdale
Centralia
Democratic split threat looms over Missouri Senate renomination
The St. Louis Republic warns that nominating Senators Farris and Orchard would damage party unity across Missouri. It argues for rejecting renomination, abandoning a general primary, and fielding independent Democrats to avoid statewide embarrassment.
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Farris
Orchard
Senate
Garrison Charged With Jury Tampering in Woodward Case
James Garrison of Warrensburg is arrested on misdemeanor charges for attempting to influence jury selection in the Grant Woodward bribery case. Prosecution by C E Morrow and H S Hadley with bond set at 500 dollars. arraigned with continuance to June term.
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Grant Woodward
Garrson
W. L. Jarett
Warrensburg
Garrison
Grante
Circuit Court
Trial for Jasper Shifflet Set for June
Chief of Police reports Jasper Shifflet, a professional forger, identified as the man who passed $16.50 checks in this city on November 2. He operated in Nevada Springfield Joplin and Fort Scott before Warrensburg arrest and pending trial. If not convicted there, he will be re-arrested for trial here with local witnesses.
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Warrensburg
Fort Scott
Shiffler
Eisenmayer Milling Co
George Murray
Love
Colgate Soap Line Highlighted by Dow Drug Co
Dow Drug Co. promotes a fine line of Colgate & Co. celebrated toilet soaps evidencing the company's distinguished product range and quality.
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Colgate & Co
Dow Drug Co
A Phase of Student Life in Testing Department
In the testing department students begin their shop work amidst a maze of electrical machines. The machines are completed but undergo vigorous tests before shipment. A special high potential current enters the building.
Oil of Promise Cure from Within by Nixon Waterman
A humorous verse from May Success promotes self-help medicine for gloom and fatigue. It claims a homemade cure with cheerful thinking and earnest effort, not a druggist’s bottle, requiring inner ingredients and personal effort to restore spirits.
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Nixon Waterman
World's Greatest Gun Will Fire 21 Miles Claims
Watervliet arsenal authorities expect to complete the 16 inch gun for Fort Hamilton by June 1 after four years of work. It will be mounted on a disappearing carriage and first fired at Sandy Hook. The gun is said to throw a shell 21 miles, though Krupps contest this. It requires 1000 pounds of powder and a 3000 pound projectile and will weigh 150 tons.
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Fort Hamilton
New York Harbor
Sandy Hook
War Department
Krupps
Cecil's Latest Barber Shop Upgrades on West Second
W W Cecil the popular barber at 108 West Second street has added compressed air to his many improvements making his shop one of the finest in the city. The furniture is handsome with oak chairs cases and wash stands matching and the overall equipment first class. The service by Mr Cecil and his men matches the shop's excellence.
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Mr. Cecil
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad Sparks Local Interest
A Sedalia business named Longan's Steam Laundry markets itself as a premier cleaning service. The ad highlights professional garment care and convenient pickup options, signaling growth in the town's domestic service sector.
True bargains call and see big offerings
A brief notice invites readers to view substantial deals at 310 Ohio Street and learn about current savings. The ad emphasizes attractive prices and encourages direct inquiry.
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Ohio Street
Paints of every description at reasonable prices
W. E. Bard Drug Co. offers high quality paints in a wide range of descriptions at affordable prices.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Miracle freight car blown from midtrain near Baxter Springs
Fort Scott Tribune reports a dramatic wind event last Friday night. A Fort Scott train crew aboard freight car No 173 observed a car blown out from the middle of the southbound train as violent winds threatened safety. Conductor Charles Sieber and Engineer Dewees were aboard.
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Baxter Springs
Fort Scott
Charles Sieber
Dewees
Crawford Street
Funeral Notices for Mayme Clifford and Anna Patrick
The funeral for Miss Mayme Clifford was held at 10 o clock from Sacred Heart church with Rev. Nieberg. The remains of Miss Anna Patrick, died in Parsons, arrive and funeral is set for 2 30 pm tomorrow from the house with Rev. Cook and Rev. E B Surface officiating. Pallbearers include C F McVey S M Williams J A Bradley Levi McVey Earl Davis and Harry Swingle. Junior Christian Endeavor Society members act as honorary pallbearers.
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Mayme Clifford
Sacred Heart Church
Father Nieberg
Anna Patrick
Parsons
Cook
East Broadway Christian Church
C. F. McVey
S. M. Williams
J. A. Bradley
Levi McVey
Earl Davis
Harry Swingle
Christian Endeavor Society
Fred Goodwin
Ragle
Albert Rockett
Garland Gray
Howard Briggs
Harry Ethridge
Death of Maj Warren R Dunton at Kemper Military School
Major Warren R Dunton aged 86 died at Kemper Military School Boonville after a short illness. A military funeral was held at 5 p m from Kemper School. Remains shipped to Dorset Vermont for interment. He had taught military science at Kemper for three years and was a thirty second degree Mason.
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W. R. Dunton
Boonville
Warren R. Dunton
Kemper Millitary School
Kemper School
Dorset
Maj. Dunton
Kemper Military School
Prisoners Taken To State Penitentiary
Sheriff Spencer of St. Joseph Missouri escorted seventeen prisoners on the noon train to the state penitentiary. Sentences ranged from two to five years.
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Spencer
St. Joseph, Mo
State Penitentiary
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W. D. Steele
Police
Messrs
Messrs. Truxel
Aiken
Andrews
Baldwin
Dodge
Cole
Crib
Fly
Eggleston
Field
Flick
Hawley
Goldsmith
Goody Two Shoes
Greenleaf
Jackson
Morley
Murray
Pierson
Segur
Wiggin
Smith
Burke
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Scott
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Thackeray
Gray
Carlyle
Milton
Quincy, Wadsworth, Sheridan, South
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Hume
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Coleridge
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Gibbon
Addison
Chaucer
Dickens
Lamb
Locke
Stern
Dryden
Johnson
Hardy
Tess of the
D’ubervilles
Collins
Moonstone
Armadale
Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Janvier
Pyle
DuChailly
My Arpings Kingdom
Equator
Prynelle
Diddie
Thomas
Rider
West Sixth Street
Missouri
Columbia Commercial
Longan
Knights and Ladies OF Security
the Knights and Ladies of Security
Louisville
Hoffman's Hall
Alice Chappelear
Harvey McGugin
Miss Winzenburg
Rev. Cook
J. M. Offield
Beulah Harris
Mildred Bough
Veolay’s
Violet
Ris and Orchard
St. Louis Republic
The
Louis Republic
Cuba
Houston
Gers
Washington
Phelps
Chine
Didates
Messrs. Farris
Missouri Democracy
Pennsyl
Vania
Gines
Frank Hix Faant
Jimmy Garrison
Man
Grant
Woodward
James Garrison
C. E. Morrow
Johnson County
St. Cloud Hotel
His
Koch
Mr. Morrow
H. S
Hadley
Sultation
Morrow
Jasper Shifflet
Ed Love
Sheriff Koch
Warrens
Burg
William Courtney and
A. Bahner In
Carl A. Guenther
Nevada, Spring
DR. Goodcheer
Eeeee
Troy, N. Y
Watervliet Arsenal
Cecil
West Second Street
W. W. Cecil
Barber
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Guenther’s
Fort Scott Tribune
Laid Town
E. B. Surface
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
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