Railroad News Hospital Arrivals And Injuries Reported
List of railroad workers and travelers with illnesses and injuries in various towns including Denison Atoka Wichita Falls Lime Stone Gap and Leliatta. Noted conditions include remittent fever intermittent fever dyspepsia fractures and neuralgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW Crowther
Denison
Furnicles
HS McCullaugh
Hillsboro
Albert Tyler
Atoka
George Pistole
Wichita Falls
F B Lantry
Fred Wolf
Leliatta
John Jones
Chas Schobe
Bridgeman
Limestone Gap
Ed Bell
Trains and personnel updates from the Katy and Missouri Pacific
W H Neely promoted to engineer on the Katy. CJ Walch sells bread once baked at home. Two Katy trains of stock pass north. M E Murray’s son from Missouri Pacific shops shows improvement. Lobster Smith moves to Night Foreman Chas Frazier’s crew. James Davidson to resume run after finger injury. J A Davis travels to St Louis for officials meeting. LF Sheldon returns from vacation in Michigan. Missouri Pacific trains 8 9 10 delayed by freight car derailment. Wrecking crew clears tracks. A C Loucks of Dallas named acting master mechanic of MK T & Texas, effective August 1. Loucks praised by crew. successor as traveling engineer not named. Dennison Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Neely
Katy
CF Walch
M E Murray
Missouri Pacific
Lobster Smith
Chas Frazier
James Davidson
J. A Davis
St Louis
LF Sheldon
Michigan
Burns
A C Loucks
Dallas
MK & T Railway of Texas
C T McElvaney
Loucks
MK & T
Rocky Mountain Tea Promotes Complexion Advertising
A short home remedy ad urges readers that a girl’s complexion may influence a lover, but only Rocky Mountain Tea can leave a lasting impression. It warns against powder and directs readers to ask their druggist.
Gentry Reunion Heads to St Louis for Merrimac Highlands Event
Mr and Mrs C C Gentry of Sedalia area travel to Merrimac Highlands St. Louis for a family reunion. The blurb promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for fatigue disappointment and marital mistakes with druggist recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Gentry
Sedalia
Merrimac Highlands
St. Louis
Walch Ice Cream and Sweets For Receptions
Walch advertises ice cream and candies for picnics and luncheons with delivery of cold treats. It promotes WueEE by the gallon for receptions and mentions Servant Harker Drug Co as a local supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walch
Servant-Harker Drug Co
Street Fair Subscriptions List Details Local Support
A long list details subscriptions and donors for a street fair in Sedalia. Names include Peter Pehl, Moerschel Brewing Co, Sedalia Ice & Cold Storage Co, Capital Tea Co, and many merchants and individuals with amounts from $2.50 to $253.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Pehl
Sedalia Clearing House
Jm Cannon
Byard X Guenther
Tim Dunnigan
Moerschel Brewing Co
Dyson Freeburn
Myers & Dow
Charles Boyst
the Hub
Agenfritz Hardware Co
William Courtney
H Wmenschke
PE Ott
JD Hail Dry Goods Co
G N Boutell
C H Bard
Bichsel Bros
Wm Kosted
Allen Russell
A Kk Bailey
Capital Tea Co
Pat McEnroe
CS Beardsley
Debold & Raifhaisen
Tom Hayes
Graham & Leist
Peter Kuhn
Geisken
Charles Purdy
Lane & Co
Cramer Clothing Company
Archais
The
Wheelon Co
M B ‘Coleman
St Louis
Almquist Bros
O K Barber Shop
Metropolitan Barber Shop
John Stark & Son
H Wilkes
RH Gray
J E Rector
Blair Bros
Sedalia Hardware & Grocer Co
Kroencki & Cordes
M M Stevenson
Babcock Lumber Co
W E Bards & Son
L P Andrews
Sedalia Ice
Recruits Enlist For Philippines Leave Tomorrow
Eight recruits have joined since Lt. Ben Wade opened the Royal Tribe of Joseph office in Green Ridge. Most enlistees are local with two from Springfield. more recruits may leave for Fort Leavenworth tomorrow under a capable escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wade
Royal Tribe of
Missouri Volunteers
Philippines
Clinton
Hal Tomlin
Mose Glassburn
John C Kivitt
Jas Wacleigh
Robin Weedin
Earl Kerstetter
Green Ridge
Jas C Young
Springfield
H W Forbes
Beaman
Fifteenth Annual Sale Announcement by Louis Monsees
Louis Monsees of Smithton announces the fifteenth annual stock sale for Thursday September 14. The event promises a fine stock collection and strong patronage. Included are endorsements by Rev J M Yingling of Cumberland Md for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Listings show Ser vant Harker Drug Co and others retailing the product along with various local notices for real estate, paints, furniture specials, Missouri melons, and celery. Ice cream sodas are offered at multiple spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Monsees
Smithton, Mo
J M Yingling
Bedford Street Methodist
Cumberland, Md
Chamberlain
Servant- Harker Drug Co
Ohio St
J L Kautziman
West Main St
Otis W. Smith
Fifth
Engineer Streets
Local man arrested for pocketbook theft on West Third Street
A man was arrested this afternoon by Night Chief Jackson on a theft charge. He allegedly stole a pocketbook from Mollie Madison a colored domestic at Mrs Long’s home on West Third Street. The purse contained six cents. He claimed he took the money because he was hung. He will appear tomorrow morning for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie
Jackson
Mollie Madison
Mose Smith Pleads Guilty for Brass Theft in Justice Court
Mose Smith, extradited yesterday from Pacific Missouri, pleaded guilty in Justice Burr's court this morning to stealing brass from an MP locomotive and received a thirty day jail sentence. Henry Harris George Smith and Roy Palmer were released after Harris paid a five dollar reward for the harness' return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Smith
Pacific
Core Continuson orever take Casure
Fragmentary note mentions compensation and refunds tied to a core issue. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations are readable. The text appears garbled with unclear references to care and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C
Witch Hazel Salve Ad Promotes Soothing Heals Wounds
An advertisement from Servant-Harker Drug Co promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a safe remedy for stings bites scratches wounds and cuts and warns against counterfeit products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Harker Drug Co
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Evening Sentinel
8Bert Graffis
DuHas
E. Baker
the Sentinel Publishing Co
Uslibhed
Sentinel Building
Court House Square
Inion
Abel
Railroad News
Ohio Street
16Th
Missouri Ave
Baird Bros. & Co
Cleveland, C
Jordan Washington
Metropoli
Tan Barber Shop
Cold Storage Co
J W Murphy
M T Chasnoff
S W Axtell
E F Preshaw
Jos Paradis
Chas Hobrecht
Forest Park Theater
Forest Park Cafe
Brown Springs
Meyer & Dow’s
Ott’s
Gowan’s
Fleisch
Mann’s
Green Ridge Boys
Will
Ft. Leavenworth
Messrs. Kahn
John Lavere
Wil
E C Hutchinson
Bunceton
John Mercurio
Joplin
Adolph Mier
Lax
C E Yeater
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Tony Candillo
South
Ohio
Sedalia Fruit and Commission Co
Fowler
Churchill
West Main Street
J H Baker
Kansas City
J P Gill
E L Varnon
Gill
George Fisher
Messerly’s
Ernest Holtzen
S A Wells
West Main
C B Wells
Messrs
Arthur and
Sylvian Kahn
Felix Kahn
F DeWitt
Lookout
Delia Ross
Clifton City
Parsons
al C Yost
Courtney
Papa’ Yost
Harve McIntire
Florence Tolbert
New Lebanon
O E Parsons
Lexington
Mary Owens
Jmslaugalin-Bros. Undertakers
Iembalmers
Fleischmann’s Pharmacy
B. Scott
South Moniteau
Servant Harker Drug Co
Lodge & Staley’s
Ott’s Drug Store
Missouri
Candy Palace
Phoenix Celery Co
Ice Cream Soda Sc
South Ohio Street
Justice Courts
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