New Rural Delivery Routes Planned From Sedalia
A Washington dispatch reports four new rural free delivery routes to be established from Sedalia on October 1, totaling 93.12 miles and serving 2,095 people. Postmaster Glenn awaits official action and carrier requisitions. Routes include Nos. 1, 2, 4, and 5 with disparate mileages, and Pauline post office at Newland will be discontinued.
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Washington
D. C
Sedalia
Glenn
Post Office
Sunnyside School House
Newland Postoffice
Kemp’s
Pace That Killers Claim San Francisco Couple in France
Mr and Mrs Charles L Fair of San Francisco die in an automobile crash near Evereux France on a Thursday while en route from Tourville to Paris At sixty two miles an hour a burst tire caused the car to swerve into a large elm tree The dead man is no son of the late Senator James J Pair and a brother in law of fiermman Oderichs and W K Van derbilt Jr
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Charles L. Fair
San Francisco
James J. Pair
Fiermman Oedrichs
W. K. van
Baldwin returns with 156 new stock papers for Farm paper
Traveling representative J. R. Baldwin arrives from California and Tipton with 156 new ones for the Stock and Farm. The Sentinel carries a fine list for readers as the new farm paper debuts with magnificent prospects and a large financial сюte.
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J. R. Baldwin
The
Sentinel
American Stock and Farm
California
Tipton
Thoroughbred Tramp to Appear at Wood's Opera House
A humorous scene unfolds as a Arkansas village marshal confronts a traveling performer from A Thoroughbred Tramp over signage and manners before confirming the act. The troupe will perform at Wood's Opera House this Saturday afternoon and evening.
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Arkansas
Wood's Opera House
Residence Robbery at East Twelfth Street Home
Thieves entered the residence of J. A. Goodfellow at 628 East Twelfth Street last night and stole P23 in cash and a .38 caliber revolver. Mr. Goodfellow reported the burglary.
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J. A. Goodfellow
East Twelfth Street
Mr. Goodfellow
RobberyHush Over Home In Kansas City Move
A family in Kansas City prepared to relocate when robbers, likely familiar with the home, concealed money in a cot. Mrs. Goodfellow’s son woke to noises but did not alert anyone due to fear.
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Kansas City
Points of Excellence at Thomas Printing
The notice praises Thomas Printing Co for careful judgment in handling work, tasteful ink selection, and skilled assembly. It emphasizes consistent quality and care in every printed job.
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Thomas Printing Coo
East Second St
C. Telephone
No. 149
Maide of Honor Named for Missouri Confederate Veterans
Miss Lona Perrin Steele of Mexico Missouri has been appointed sponsor for Missouri at the state reunion of the United Confederate Veterans in St Joseph September 9 to 12. One of the maids of honor will be Miss Mamie Magruder of Hughesville.
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Mexico
Lona Perrin Steele
Missouri
United Confederate Veterans
St. Joseph
Mamie Magruder
Hughesville
Man in Kansas City Junction loses sight in both eyes
J. L. Wilson of Twentieth and Washington streets has lost sight in one eye and the other is failing. He is in St. Louis consulting specialists. Wilson formerly served as station agent for the Katy at Kansas City Junction.
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J. L. Wilson
Twentieth and
Washington Streets
St. Louis
Mr. Wilson
Katy
Kansas City Junction
Interstate Encampment G A R Elects New Officers
The G A R at Nevada held its Thursday meeting electing new officers for the interstate encampment. The annual reunion of the organization was noted as upcoming with plans discussed.
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Nevada
Trains to the fair grounds schedule announced
Missouri Pacific runs first train Monday at 7:15 a.m. from Union station to grounds arriving 7:30. About twenty trains daily, 35 minute rounds. MKT trains from Ohio street cross at 8:45 a.m. to 9:03 a.m. Katy line round trips in 45 minutes, last trip 6:10 p.m. Fares set at 10 cents one way or 20 cents round trip.
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Fair Grounds
Missouri Pacific
Union Station
Ohio Street Crossing
Katy
Howe's Circus Wagon Wreck During Cole Camp Parade
Two circus wagons overturned in a Cole Camp morning parade when one wagon ran off a culvert causing a chain collapse. The following wagon toppled, killing one horse as the parade moved toward the depot.
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Howe's Circus
Cole Camp
Yates Family Plagued by Illness in New Mexico
Chris Yost reports his father Charles Yost left for Roswell New Mexico to aid ill daughter in law Mrs Bruce Yates. Mrs Yates condition worsens and Charles Yost also grows weaker after travel.
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Chris Yost
Charles Yost
Roswell
N. M
Bruce Yates
Fire crews respond to stove blaze at Waldman home
Fire departments were summoned at 1 35 am to the residence at Fourth and Moniteau streets where a gasoline stove caused a small blaze. The fire was put out before firefighters arrived.
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J. Waldman
Fourth
Monitean Streets
Marriage License Issued to Walden and Taylor in Sedalia
A marriage license was issued Thursday afternoon to Dr. Chas. S. Walden and Lucy F. Taylor both colored of Sedalia.
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Chas. S. Walden
Lucy F. Taylor
Sedalia
Elks Select G Bert Rodney as Vaudeville Stage Manager
G Bert Rodney has been chosen to serve as stage manager for the Elks vaudeville event. His appointment aims to coordinate acts and ensure a smooth performance.
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G. Bert Rodney
The
Elks
Vaudeville
Had nut line of perfumes offered in Sedalia
The Bard Drug Company promotes a celebrated Had nut line of perfumes as the finest quality available in Sedalia.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Harvest Home party at J C Shackleford residence
Social event at Harvest Home near Postal features Misses Harriett Lower Kathryn Lower of Hughesville Missouri and Miss Virginia Ardinger of Lexington Missouri with dancing games music and watermelons. Other gatherings at Rik Lick Springs and Friday evening at Berkley residence attract many guests. A separate note mentions Eugene Ragan and Eugene Heinz receiving a lecture from Judge Truxel for throwing rocks at an aged Missouri Pacific flagman at the Ohio street crossing and being released on “wood behavior.”
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J. C. Shackleford
Longwood
Lee Lower
Clay Jones
Will Walker
St. Louis
Bernard Staples
Nelson
Sam W. Kidd
Sedalia
Dan W. Smith
Little Rock
Ark
Eugene Ragan
Eugene Heinz
Truxel
Missouri Pacific
Ohio Street
Boonville Millionaire J M Nelson Dies of Pneumonia
Boonville Missouri August 15 J M Nelson Boonville millionaire died at his South Main Street home at 8 o'clock this morning cause pneumonia The deathbed vigil included three children grandchildren and relatives including son in law ex Governor Lon V Stephens who arrived from the East for the funeral to be held tomorrow at the M E church South with burial in Walnut Grove cemetery Undertaker Gas Mills in charge of arrangements
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The
Sentinel
Boonville
J. M. Nelson
South Main Street
Lon V. Stephens
M. FE
South
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Gas Mills
Narrow escape at Ohio street crossing
A farmer on a mower tried to cross the Missouri Pacific tracks at Ohio street this afternoon and narrowly escaped being struck by train No. 5.
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Missouri Pacific
Ohio Street
Horse Runs Away From Marsh Grocer in North Osage
A horse owned by Marsh the grocer of North Osage bolted at dusk, dashed toward the hill by the old brewery, grew exhausted and was captured.
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Marsh
North Osage
Paints of Every Description Sold by Bard Ding Co
Bard Ding Co offers paints of many descriptions at quality levels to match pricing expectations.
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W. E. Bard Ding Co
Second Regiment Band Praised for Boone County Fair Return
The Second Regiment Band of Sedalia Missouri praised as one of the state’s best returns home after performing in Columbia for the Boone County fair. Directed by Professor Charles Hartenbach with manager John Reouten the troupe plays operatic arias and popular music and won warm reception from local crowds.
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Columbia
Daily Tribune
Second Regiment
Sedalia
Wnh
Boone County Fair
Charles Hartenbach
John Reouten
William Tell
Martha
Tanhauser
Pro Diavato
Mirella
Maid Marion
Flora Dora
Sedalia Hears Plea for Downtown Evening Concerts
The Sentinel notes residents would welcome a downtown evening concert in Sedalia and asks why not schedule one to brighten the town nights. The suggestion aims to boost local activity and community spirit downtown.
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Sedalia
Boy Dismissed After Rock Throwing Case
Ed Butterbaugh of East Sedalia faced arraignment in Judge Rogers' court for throwing rocks at Pearl Joslin. After the judge's lecture and prosecuting attorney's recommendation, the case was dismissed.
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Ed Butterbaugh
East Sedalia
Rogers
Little Pearl Joslin
Kansas Lineman Collapses From Heat At Fair Grounds
A lineman nicknamed Kansas and employed by the Queen City telephone company collapsed from heat at the fair grounds today. Emergency crews assisted him on the scene and he was transported for treatment.
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Kansas
Queen City Telephone Company
Fair Grounds
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