State Fair Art department prizes and livestock results
The article lists winners in jam and pickle contests led by Mrs. Hert and Mrs. Williams, plus top ribbons in photography and porcelain categories. It covers cattle and swine classes with breeders and owners, then notes pacing races at the state fair and the thousand dollar trot results led by Sir Guilford and Patchen Wood.
Final Day of Races Promises Feature Event
Tomorrow marks the concluding day with a major program of races featuring top American Trotting Association horses. Expect a 2:06 stake pace, with 2:14 trot entries including G. W. Eyeline Fast Express Red Roy Lord Linden Van Meter Barney Thomas and Harry Johnson. A 2:35 trot includes Anthens Electeer Fliche B Declare and Lady Agnes in a fast field. The finale will be a free for all pace as the event of the week.
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American Trotting Association
G. W
Eyeline
Fast Express
Red Roy
Lord Linden
van Meter
Barney Thomas
Harry Johnson
Anthens
Electeer
Fliche B
Declare
Lady Agnes
Track heat results show Louella dominates multiple races
In the first heat Louella D wins with Irene W second and Monbelle third. Times are 2 15 14. In heat two Louella D leads followed by Irene W with Monbelle third and Viola H fourth. Time 2 16 14. Heat three ends with Louella D first Irene W second Monbelle third and Viola H fourth. Time 2 18 14. Heat four shows Lonella first, Irene W second, Monbelle third, Viola YW fourth. Time 2 21 34. Lonella wins money, Irene W second money, Monbelle third money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene W
Viola H
Monbelle
Katie Dean
Robert D
Louella D
Marielle
Stanley
Dean
Louella
Viola YW
Lonella
Shoe shop moved to new location
T. J. Solon, the well known shoe repairer, has moved from West Third street to Third and Lamine street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Solon
West Third Street
Third
Lamine Street
How to Make Dollars Out of Wind
The pamphlet from M Campbell Fanning Mill Co of Detroit promotes the Chatham Fanning Mill as a seed separator that keeps grains clean and grows farmer profits. It cites sales in Canada totaling over 600000 in ten years and monthly Pan American Exposition sales above 16000, with strong fair-day records at Springfield and Columbus. James Wellman, sales manager, praises Missouri State Fair reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Campbell Fanning Mill Co
Detroit
Mich
Chatham Fanning Mill
Canada
Chatham Mills
Springfield
Columbus
Ohio
James Wellman
Masonic Lodge Meets Tonight At 7 30 Oclock
Granite Lodge No. 272 A F and A M will hold regular communication this evening at 7 30. All Master Masons invited. Mt Pelee eruption reel shown at Mutascope parlors in the same notice.
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Granite Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Geo. E. McNeil
W. M. S. M. Hodges
Mt. Pelee
Monarch Laundry Promises Modern Washing Service
With unexcelled facilities for all classes of laundry work the Monarch Laundry offers the public a service that is modern and perfect in every detail. CHAS. VAN ANTWERP, Prop. Phones 183.
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Monarch Laundry
Chas. van
Pettis County Real Estate Loans At Low Rates
Farm loans available at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J H Bothwell, attorney and counselor, located in Sedalia National Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis County Realty
J. H. Bothwell
Sedalia National Bank
Coach Horses Parade at State Fair Delights 1903 Visitors
J Crouch & Son of Lafayette Indiana showcased over forty coach horses along with Belgians and Percherons at the state fair. Awards highlighted wins in four classes and a standout Sedalia day parade before about 25 000 spectators. The firm plans a permanent Sedalia branch as stables rise and the German coach horse gains Missouri prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Crouch & Son
Lafayette
Ind
Marion
Petty Bros
Fergus
Rufus
Falcon
Wm. Fry Tipton
Lookout
Lookout Horse Company
Ludwig
Edward
Texas
W. M. Marshal
Warrensburg
Sedalia
Missouri
Chicago Markets Hogs Cattle Steady Across Exchanges
The report shows Chicago markets with hogs at 5.30 to 6.00 and cattle around 5 to 6 with steady tone. Kansas City and St. Louis hogs trading around 6 and cattle about 5.5 to 5.7, while Omaha lists hogs near 5.5 to 6 and cattle near 5 to 6. The Modern Miller notes stronger holding attitude among winter wheat farmers, with soft winter wheat areas hit by small yields and rain delays affecting fall plowing in parts of the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
Kansas
Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Hert
J. J. Padgett
C. 8. Williams
Grant Crawford
D. T. Hartshorn
R. G. Robertson
P. B. Dunn, Jr
P. Brandt
J. H. McCauley
F. W. Ives
Carrie M. Sprecker
C. 8S. Williams
Jake Brandt
C. S. Williams
F. W. Tves
J. H. Mc Couley
J. R. Mc Couley
George Gold
F. H. Guenther
W. S. Mackey
Poland
China
Boar
Wiley & Headley
J. R. Young
Richards
S. W. Coleman
F.M. Lail
Low
E. H. Rogers
Bunceton
Burke Bros
Sow
William Harrison
J. T. Mayfield
Dampville
FE. H. Rogers
William Harison
JL. M. Monsees
C. D. McPherson
Fairfield
Wiley & Hoadley
L. M. “Ail
Chester Whites
J. W. Dorsey & Sons
Perry, Il
F. D. Humbert
Nashua
Art Department
Emmett Dugan
Sue Rosse
Fletcher Carter
P. C. Hays
Lancaster
W. H. Reynolds
Clifford Berry
H. B. Cole
Rosa Pearle
W .M. Carter
Mathias Alton
Grand Rapids
Arline Phipps
C. F. McVey
Florence Rowe
A. B. Sloer
Trenton
N. J
Virginia Hart
Windsor
Maude Bronson
TL. E. Rockwell
Quincy
Tll
Central Business College
Frank Hughes Sedalia
Head
Hill’s Business College
Edna Crenshaw
Frank Hughes
Ray Williams
Chas. E. West
M. H. Morris
May Hawkins
W. H. Morris
J.m.planck
C. E. West
West
E. N. Moore
J. M. Planck
C. FE. West
Pacers
Silent King
Graft Moment
Col. Lumas
Gil el Diablo
Neil S
Atoray
Cascada
Porto Rico
Sir Guilford
Governor McAuley
Patchen Wood
Ned
Allright
Aicarmo
Governor
Aundry
P. Brandt Gro. Co
Otterville
D. Miller
Bell
D. Porter
Vandalia
Masonic
Health and
Serenges
Naaa Teng Company
The
Logan Com. Co
South Lamine Street
J. H. Crouse
East
Sedalia, Mo
Cash Grocers
West Main St. Q. C
Stevenson
Concordia
Ohio St
Q. C
Micclellan
McClellan’s
Pat
Oig ST
E. E. McGlellan