Fair week transit routes and lost credential notice
During fair week buses will run to the fair grounds every 15 minutes from Main and Ohio on the even hour 15 and 45. Forest park and East Sedalia routes operate 7 am to 7 pm with limited endpoints and transfers between lines. Also lost credential book No 55262 and $50 are to be returned to 1004 East Fourteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Sixteenth
Ohio Street
East Sedalia
Thirteenth
Ohio
Fair Ground
Railway and Electric CO
East Fourteenth Street
T. W. Harris
Premium list meeting for jack and mule men at Sedalia fairgrounds
Notice invites all jack and mule enthusiasts to a meeting at the Sedalia fairgrounds jack and mule barn on Wednesday August 19 at 1 30 p m J L Jones in charge will present the premium list and a copy for distribution Breeders and dealers will deliver short speeches Also several fresh cows are for sale by T B Dyer Sedalia general delivery
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Sedalia Fair Grounds
J. L. Jones
T. B. Dyer
General Delivery
Sedalia
Second Day Awards At Black Walnut Mule Show
J L Jones of Columbia Tenn served as superintendent and Leonadas Dunwall of Kansas City judged. Awards listed by mule age include four years and over first W S & CC V Sneed Sedalia second Mack Fewel Calhoun. three to four first Mack Fewel second E F Kendrick Knob Noster. two to three first J D Gentry Richmond Mo second Walter I Jones Warrensburg Mo. one to two first D W Mayfield Windsor Mo second J D Snider Warsaw. one year old first L M Monsees Smithton second B W Harned Beaman.
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J. Ll. Jones
Columbia, Tenn
Leonadas Dunwall
Kansas City
Mule
Mack Fewel
E. F. Kendrick
Knob
Ter
J. D. Gentry
Richmond
Walter I. Jones
Warrensburg
D. W. Mayfield
Windsor
J. D. Snider
Warsaw
L. M. Monsees
Smithton
B. W. Harned
Beaman
Wednesday's Races Highlight Fair Stock Exposition in Missouri
At the state fair in Sedalia, 2:18 trot with purse 500 features entrants Imarine Lady Downing Cloudy Dollie A Fannie Dillon. 2:15 pace with purse 1000 lists Grasshopper Capt Mack King Walnut. Report notes record stock displays, notable judges, and extensive attendance with poultry cattle and Chester White swine showing. The fair expands services with trains, dining, art, and a popular miniature train for children. Local officials and press figures visit, praising the event's national reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imarine
Lady Downing
Cloudy
Dollie A
Fannie Dillon
Grasshopper
Capt. Mack
King Walnut
Notice
W. L. Nelson
Bunceton
Local residents and out of town visitors attend the Fair
Mrs Mary E Mills and daughter from Warrensburg with Mrs M A Fulkerson are guests at the Fair. J W Nailor Katy mail clerk convalesces. Numerous guests from Kansas City De Soto Watrous Lamonte Sherman and Jefferson City visit friends and attend events at the Fair.
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Mary E. Mills
John Wash
Arline
Warrensburg
M. A. Fulkerson
J. W. Nailor
Katy
G. H. Callahan
Kansas City
W. S. Shirk
St. Louis
Ethel Gresham
Louisiana
Kennedy
Arthur Sellers
Lamonte
Earle Major
Clinton
Eliza Hall
Will
C. H. Evans
Myrtle
J. A. Williams
Houstonia Spectator
C. Clingan
Harry Kelly
Lollie Schinke
Bull and Cow Carcass Sizes and Railroad Update
The report lists cattle weights and breeder lines with Gardner dominating Bull and Cow categories across three years two to under three years. It notes four Katy excursion trains bringing crowds to Paola Parsons St. Charles and Hannibal with Engineer McClure resuming duties after a Dead Man’s Curve crash. Missouri Pacific doubles trains to Fair Grounds with service every twelve minutes after 10 a.m. and William McIntosh resigns from Missouri Pacific shops to return home in bwa.
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Katy
Paola
Parsons
St. Charles
Hannibal
G. C. McClure
Dead Man’s Curve
Little Blue
Lee’s Summit
Missouri Pacific
Fair Grounds
William McIntosh
Bwa
Train kills driver and horse in Tipton crossing
A Missouri Pacific fast mail train struck a wagon at a railroad crossing in Tipton killing Mrs. Holenbeck of Bunceton and injuring the driver Peters who was crippled. their little daughter escaped. Paralax wins two pacing heats with Happy Walnut and Ora sweeping money in 2:1414 and 2:18 times. A nurse girl job is advertised at 701 West Broadway.
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Paralax
Ora
Ben Hur
Declare
Heir Queen
Happy Walnut
Missuri Pacific
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Cannon Dry Goods
the Bargain Center of
Pettis County
Cor
4Th and Ohio
Sedalia, Mo
Oxford
Sam Ok
T J
Main and
R. B. Hamner
Mrs. Monahan-Collier
Ohio St
Beno
Elks Hotel
Prof. Jenkins
Tipton Mo
Tipton
W. A. Clark
WM. B. Winn
M. D
United States
Missouri
H. A. Powell
Drovers’ Telegram
Hays’ Walker
Chester
Taylor
Lola Thatcher
Georgia Ragsdale
Georgia Bounds
Sherman
Tex
Mrs. Grinsted
Whitesboro
M. A. Ayres
Tom Carter
Ernie Sisson
Lena Humes
Fulton
Leona Hosse
Jefferson City
Louise Abraham
Herefords
W. J. Turpin
Cow
C. H. Gardner
W. B. Seeley
Railroad News
Miss Radcliff
West Broadway
Tony W
Engless Walnut
Monbelle
Egaber
Idler, Jr
Harry C., Jr
John N. Taylor
Will H. Taylor
J. H. Crouse
East 4Th
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