Mayor vetoed East Sedalia sewer district plan
East Sedalia voters face a special election on September 17 with a vetoed small sewer district plan. Council moves to collect delinquent saloon licenses, requires a license officer list, and authorizes bonds under a disputed limit. Sidewalk construction proposed on Eleventh Street, and officials debate the Barrett sewer project and tax settlements totaling about 755 dollars in claims.
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Hansberger
Scheerin
Counselor Cashman
East Sedalia
East Se
First Ward
South
Kentucky
Clemens Honkamp
T. W. East
Morris Harter
Second Ward
Fourth and
Montgomery Street
Con McHugh
A. M. Parks
R. A. Stanley
sThird
Sedaia, Warsaw and Southern Railway Company
Fifth Street
H. Beiler
Richard Ritter
John A Collins
Fourth Ward
County Courthouse
Lamine Street
John B. Galhe
S. P. Johns
Phil E. Ott
Howver
Cashman
Chas. A. Hannefield
Hannefield
Sedalia Street Fair Plans and Civic Talks Outline
Brown moves referral to sewer committee, Jones adds engineering power, and council fumes over cemetery fence work. Smith & Boeshar expand street fair ideas as Harper's writer notes, while Baltimore and Ohio offers free passes to enginemen, signaling unusual railway generosity and potential service impact.
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Pease
Brown
Sewer Committee
Zoll
Jones
City Engineers and Sewer Committee
Porter
Ethridge
Manker
Kautzman’s
Ohio
Street Fair Wedding Featured at Smith and Boeshar
Elaborate arrangements frame a prominent wedding of Emmett Fowler and Ida Stanley as a centerpiece of a street fair. The piece notes the growing street fair craze across Ohio cities and its charity roots.
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Messrs Smith & Boeshar
Emmet Fowler
Windsor
Ida Stanley
Lamonte
Smith & Boeshar’s
Baltimore and Ohio to Pass Conductors and Engineers
A radical departure announced as the Baltimore and Ohio line will replace conductors and engineers with new staffing or criteria. The move signals major changes in operations and crew roles across the railroad system.
Baltimore and Ohio to issue passes to enginemen and conductors
News notes that the Baltimore and Ohio Railway will provide annual passes to all enginemen and conductors with a year of service, plus their wives and minor children. About 3,000 railroad workers will benefit as the passes cover the entire system. The item also notes a new baby born to Harry A Smith of the West End and that F Johnson and family moved to a farm near Sedalia while he remains at Katy shops.
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Messrs
Murphy
Baltimore and Ohio
Fred D. UN
Chief Murphy
Central West
Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland
Dayton
Springfield
Akron
Chillicothe
F. Johnson
A . R Am Lacksmith
Katy
Johnson Farm
Sedalia
Charley
Mr. Johnson
Underwood as B and O general manager drives new plan
The article credits Derwood as the driving force behind a rail plan at Baltimore and Ohio. It notes General Superintendent William Gibson advocated adoption up to two years ago and believes his influence sparked Mr. Underwood’s interest in the plan.
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Derwood
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
William Gibson
Underwood
George Dalby Wiles Home With Klondike Find
George Dalby writes from the Klondike on Hunker Creek that his claim yields gold every pan. He has many prospects on large streams and sends a sample to his mother Mrs J M Dalby. He plans to stay through next year and enjoys good health and plenty to eat.
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George Dalby
Klondike
J. M. Dalby
George
Hunker Creek
States
Coleman Named Pettis County School Superintendent
G L Coleman received a telegram from Governor Lon V Stephens confirming his appointment as superintendent of Pettis County schools to replace George W Driskell who resigned. Coleman, former Smithton principal, arrives to assume duties immediately and is praised for his refined education and teaching methods.
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G. L. Coleman
Lon V. Stephens
Pettis County
George W. Driskell
Coleman
M. B. Coleman
Smithton
Rough Riders Cycling Club Meets at Sedalia Cycle
The Rough Riders Cycling club holds a meeting this evening at Sedalia Cycle company to perfect the organization and discuss decorations for the flower parade.
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Rough Riders Cycling Club
Sedalia Cycle Company
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Council
Mr. Hansberger
Sedalia Electric Railway and Power Company
Thirteenth and Ohio
Byler
Starr
John Butler
Joan P. Quinn
Lee Lovinger
Wilkerson
Mesdames Smith and Cotton
Barrett
Vongle Sam
Tsatiseleo
Smith & Boeshar
Mr. Emmett Fowler
Baltimore & Ohio
Dents
Harry A. Smith
West End
George Daldy Wiles
G. 1. Coleman