Local visitors and shoppers frequent Ott’s Pharmacy ads and town gossip
Edward Hardy of St Louis visits friends in town while Ott’s Pharmacy advertises phosphates lemonades and ice cream sodas. Local residents including Gus Agee, Ed Baird, and others transact business, with multiple travel notes and Carl A Guenther’s sales on summer goods amid “regardless of cost” promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Gus Agee
Lamonte
Carl A. Guenther
Steve Krumm
Pilot Grove
W. H. Oglesby
Ott
Ed Wood
Warrensburg
C. W. Robbins
Kansas City
Hester
Irene Porter
Houstonia
Misses O'Brien Supply Hughesville Visit
The party leaves Hughesville for a stay at McAllister Springs. The Misses O'Brien are the guests of the occasion and the event is described as a friendly summer outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva
Helen O’brien
Hughesville
McAllister Springs
O’brien
Carl A. Guenther
Ohio Street
R. A. Higdon
Boonville
Money to loan on personal property
C C Lawson offers personal property secured loans from Rooms 107 89 Katie building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Lawson
Katie Building
Pehl's Private Stock Aye Eight Years Old Bottled at Distillery
Eight year old Pehl's Private Stock bottled at the distillery offered in four full quarts per case at three dollars. Shipped to any address with return and cost coverage if not as represented. Wholesale house advertises whiskeys and Anheuser Busch beers at 115 West Second St. Phone 95.
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Pehl
Anheuser-Busch
West Second St
Sedalia Dye Works Adds Delivery Wagon
The Sedalia Steam Dye Works announces a new delivery wagon and invites calls to inspect goods and receive free estimates in any city area. Dyeing cleaning and repair services are offered promptly and artfully with free delivery. Office at 219 South Lamine Street. Queen City telephone No. 316.
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South Lamine Street
Queen City
Good Luck Cloth ing Store Bankrupt Sale at Ohio Street
Bankruptcy sale at 116 Ohio Street the former Teufel Oliver stand offers stock at 50 cents on the dollar. Shoppers urged to hurry to choose from affordable bargains.
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Good Luck
Ohio Street
Teufel & Oliver
Premature Explosion Injures Two On Missouri Pacific Route
A premature blast near Boonville Missouri injured two river route workers for Burke brothers on the Missouri Pacific line. John P. Burke a working boss and O T Collard a laborer were brought to Boonville for care after the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Missouri Pacific
Burke Brothers
John P. Burke
O. T. Collard
D. P. L. Hurt
Sedalia Team Set for Saturday Doubleheader
Two games with Sedalia announced. The first game starts at 3 o clock Saturday afternoon with free admission for ladies. Sunday games require payment. Lew Ury of Fort Scott Kansas will play third base and may be signed for the season by Blair and Kidd. Roxy Roach has moved from Fort Scott to St Joseph for a trial at first base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Lew Ury
Fort Scott
Kansas
Messrs
Blair
Kidd
Roxy Roach
St. Joseph
Examinations for Certificates
County Superintendent G L Cole announces August 23 and 24 examinations for teachers certificates to be held.
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G. L. Coleman
Charles M White to be Taken to Illinois on Embezzlement Charge
Charles M White, a Singer Sewing Machine employee, was arrested on orders from Murphysboro Illinois. He is charged with embezzlement after leaving the Illinois firm with several hundred dollars of debt. A deputy will transport him back to Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. White
Illinois
Singer Sewing Machine Agency
Murphysboro, Ill
Dillard
White
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Gould in Mexico asserts Mexican National control change
A Wall Street source claims the Mexican National railroad controlling interests were bought by the Mexican International rail road. Official confirmation was unavailable at the Mexican companies offices, but the market reflected the news with Mexican National trust certificates rising to 1014 and Missouri Pacific gaining about 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Mexican National Railroad
Mexican International Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Yaller Tom Atkinson and Will Deutchsler Arrested After Disturbance
Officer Mason ordered Yaller Tom Atkinson and Will Deutchsler off the streets. Atkinson refused to quit, was jailed after fighting, arraigned before Judge Rogers, fined 5 for drunkenness 50 for disturbing the peace, plus an old 100 day sentence. Deutchsler was dismissed as an innocent spectator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaller
Tom Atkinson
Will Deutchsler
Mason
Atkinson
Rogers
Calaboose
Local laborers and gangs listed in Lancaster and Waco
Names of workers assigned to extra gangs and section laborers in Lancaster Waco and Frank lin Junction include Joe Jefferson Tom Catlett Robert Lake L Osborne and J A Algee. The list details positions and locations for labor assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jefferson
Extra Gang
Lancaster
Robert Lake
Copeland
Tom Catlett
L. Osborne
Waco
J. A. Algee
Franklin Junction
Young Swearingen Fined for Streetcar Hopping
Jake Swearingen, a young colored boy, was fined 1 for costs in police court this morning for hopping street cars. He had been repeatedly warned to keep off. Judge Rogers stayed the fine on condition he behave himself.
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Jake Swearingen
Trains Crew Shifts and Moves Around Missouri Pacific Line
Brakeman Bossart and machinist John Dow at the Missouri Pacific shops are laid off. Conductor Fowler reduces runs. K T claim agent Thickett visits Sedalia. Lexington branch local passenger train late by thirty minutes. Katy brakeman C S McKee resumes run after layoff. Arthur Ritchie to Ripley Oklahoma for A T S F surveying work. John Trent to Hot Springs Arkansas for weeks.
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Bossart
Missouri Pacific
John Dow
Fowler
A. R. Thickett
Sedalia
Lexington
C. S. McKee
Katy
Arthur Ritchie
Ripley
Okla
John Trent
Missouri Pacific Telegraph Office
Hot Springs
Ark
Laura Joplin Convicted for Vagary Charges
Laura Joplin was found guilty of vagary in Judge Rogers' court. She received the minimum sentence of twenty days, which was commuted to ten days on the promise to leave the city upon release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Joplin
Rogers
Prostitution Cases Continued Until August 14
Nell Hall and four other prostitutes were to be tried today before Judge Rogers but their cases were continued on the defendants request until Wednesday August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Hall
Rogers
Will Open a Bakery by Mr Otto Koeppen
Mr Otto Koeppen asks The Sentinel to announce a first class bakery opening at 1115 East Fourth Street tomorrow morning. He is Charles Koeppen’s brother and a promising young businessman. A fresh supply of wholesome bread and cakes will attract the best class of customers.
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Otto Koeppen
The
Sentinel
East Fourth Street
Koeppen
Charles Koeppen
Kelly in Trouble Disturbance Ends With Fine
William Kelly an ex soldier and ex sailor caused a disturbance in his family. He was jailed overnight and this morning fined one dollar plus costs and settled with the marshal.
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William Kelly
Crawford’s Ginger Ale Sends a Ginger Note
Crawford’s ginger ale is made from ginger and not capiscum. It is presented as of equal quality to the best and produced in Sedalia.
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Crawford's
Sedalia
For Rent Large Warehouse With Railroad Switch
For rent a large warehouse with a railroad switch. Apply to Sedalia Plan num Mill company at Tird and Osage streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Plannum Mill Company
Tird and
Osage Streets
Cascavets Candy Cathartic Ad Claims Cure
An old advertisement promises relief from constipation with Cascavets Candy Cathartic. It states the price as 10 cents or 2e cents and offers a money back refund if C C C fails to cure.
Red Cross Ball Blue Advertises Low Cost Two-Ounce Pack
An old ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the best in the world and offers a large two ounce package for six cents, highlighting value and quality.
Radiators Tested at Sicher Hotel Upgrade
New radiators installed at the Sicher hotel underwent testing today to verify heat output and efficiency. City inspectors observed the process and confirmed heat delivery met expected standards for guest areas and public spaces.
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Sicher Hotel
Nevada Baseball Visit Sets Weekend Series
Nevada will be in town for a two day baseball visit this Saturday and Sunday. The event features a regional matchup expected to draw local fans and showcase Nevada’s team.
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G. W. Barnett
Colorado
Nevada
The
Nevada Baseball Aggregation
Four Tables for Patrons at Arlington Soda Fountain
Arlington Pharmacy advertises four tables for patrons at its soda fountain. The space is cooled by electric fans for customer comfort.
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Arlington Pharmacy
Mare for Sale Inquire at Missouri Pacific Depot
A good family mare is offered for sale at a low price. Inquiries directed to P. Vollmer at the Missouri Pacific depot.
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P. Vollmer
Missouri Pacific Depot
Arlington Pharmacy Sold to New Owner
H. Porter and George Donnellan, proprietors of the Arlington Pharmacy, sold the business to H. W. Servant who formerly conducted it. Mr. Servant assumed management this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Porter
George Donnellan
Arlington Pharmacy
H. W. Servant
Mr. Servant
Staten Nominated by Democrats for Second Ward Council Seat
The Democratic City Central Committee agreed with Republicans to share nominations. Democrats will nominate a candidate from the Second ward to replace B F Seggerson while Republicans nominate from the Fourth ward to replace J L Babcock. W E Staten is set for the Second ward council bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Central Committee
Fourth Ward
J. L. Babcock
B. F. Seggerson
W. E. Staten
Missouri Pacific Brakeman Promoted to Conductor Runs the Pusher
Bob Black, recently promoted to conductorship, is now running the pusher at Otterville for the Missouri Pacific.
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Bob Black
Missouri Pacific
Otterville
Foley's Kidney Cure Promotes Health Inks Use For Travel
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure and promotes summer trips to the East via Lake Shore and Michigan Southern lines. It mentions the Pan-American exposition and offers Lake Shore Tours with maps and rates, inviting requests to B P Humphrey Kansas City or Byron Chicago.
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Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway
Lake Shore Tours
Chautauquans
Pan American Exposition Excursion Fares From Chicago
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers excursion tickets to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition with a fare and one third round trip and a one dollar extra for the return. Tickets valid for return within 15 days. Special rates and full information available via G W agents or J P Elmer Chicago.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
Buffalo
Exposition Grounds
J. P. Elmer
Adams Street
Chicago
Special Train Leaves Seda Lia for El Dorado Springs
A special train departs Seda Lia at 8 15 a m Sunday August 11 heading to El Dorado Springs. Round trip fare is 1 00. The service operates via M K T Railway.
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Sedalia
EL Dorado Springs
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Ohio
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Edward Hardy
St. Louis
W. S. Shirk
Chi
Cago
Anna A. Allen
Byrd Allen Shelton
Windsor
Huckins
Charles Kelk, Jr
Canon City
Clara Collier
Jessie Twist
Cannon
Grand Central
Sarah Grand
Beile Buckner
Mexico, Mo
Edna Morris
Wheelon
I. G. Barton
Harrison Barton
Versailles
Elien Humphrey
Pilot Point
Texas
Thomas
Baley
Vincent Terry
Ed T. Crear
New York Life
Ott’s
Buston Cafe
Charles Walch
C. L. Barnes
J. P. Skillman
Ethel Hocker
Maude Martin
Rosa Gushen
Knob Noster
Peter Pehl
Sedalia Steam Dye Works
Tally
Ing
Court Amd Police
Gould
Mexico
Captain Mason
Kelly
Foley
Buffalo, N. Y
Eldorado Springs
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