Sedalia and Springfield clash as Sedalia wins in first inning
Springfield suffered a 3 to 1 loss to Sedalia with Sedalia scoring in the first inning. Notable plays included two Bagley one-handed catches and key hits by Byrne Kling Olmstead Cravens Billa. Attendance was 400 as K. W. Story, former Starr’s book store staff, returns from Boonville.
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Byrne
Kling
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Cravens
Billa
Springfield
White
Davis
Bauer
Cameron
K. W. Story
Starr’s
Hoe
Boonville
Hetling
Porter
Leachs
Poae Davis
Bauers
Wee White
Rohn
Perseh
McDill
Cheek
Saree ” Lee
Shaner
Labor Day Committee Meets to Dispose Routine Business
The Labor Day committee met last evening to conclude routine matters and discuss granting privileges for the day.
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Labor Day Committee
County issues 3 more hunters licenses under new law
Deputy County Clerk M. L. Imhoff issued licenses to Marion Dowd Edward Dirck and D E Stroyer this morning. The total permits under the new game law in the county now stands at 196.
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M. L. Imhoff
Marion Dowd
Edward Dirck
D. E. Stroyer
Notice of Sale of Stock in Sedalia Dry Goods Firm
J D Hail defaults on two promissory notes dated June 11 1905 and July 3 1905 for 2500 and 6000 dollars with 100 shares of J D Hail Dry Goods Company stock as collateral. The stock will be sold at public auction for cash Friday August 25 1905 at 2 PM at the west front door of the Sedalia Missouri courthouse.
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J. D. Hail
Court House
Sedalia
J. T. Montgomery
Detectives raid West Main hop joint and seize opium set
Special Detectives Andy O Haren of Kansas City and John Cordell of St Louis raided a West Main street hop joint started last night, arresting five men on vagrancy charges and fining them fifty dollars. Officers confiscated a pipe, opium, lamp and seconds, now with Chief Love. One Kansas City man Will Stetson alias Wil Jackson and four women were found asleep from opium use. All are described as habitual criminals and lauded for the raid.
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Harriman
Cave Spring
Boise Station
Tennessee River Bridge
Cincinnati
Fore
Truxel
Kansas City
Love
Will Stetson
Wil Jackson
Belle Taylor
Lulu Jones
Lewis
Millie Smith
Lightning Strikes M K T Car Shops Wreck Damages Building
During the morning storm lightning struck the southeast corner of the M K T car shops causing brick damage and injuring machinist A M Michaels who was knocked unconscious and later revived and taken to Katy hospital where he was reported improving. 3 M Licklider guarantees B flour and Vigorai Health fuer the best.
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A. M. Michaels
Katy Hospital
Sports scores from yesterday in 3 games
Wichita defeated Guthrie 7 to 4. Oklahoma City won 7 to 4 over Topeka. Joplin edged Leavenworth 2 to 1.
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Wichita
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Topeka
Joplin
Leavenworth
Cleaning watches and their unceasing labor
Very few who carry a watch stop to think of its constant work. The main wheel makes 1460 revolutions in a year, the center wheel 760, the third wheel 59,980, the fourth wheel 645,500, and the fifth or escape wheel 141,882,000. Judge for yourself if it needs cleaning occasionally. J. R. McCLELLAN with Ormond, the Optician, 317 Ohio.
Market summary for hogs and cattle across cities
Chicago hog market at 16 000 steady cattle 12 000 steady Kansas City hogs 7 000 steady cattle 12 000 steady Omaha hogs 7 000 steady cattle 10 000 steady East St Louis hogs 6 000 steady
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
East St. Louis
Smith to Confer on Missouri Pacific Shops Opening
Mr. George W. Smith general superintendent of motive power and machinery for the Missouri Pacific arrived from St. Louis and visited the new general shops today. He will meet Mayor Babbock and shop committee members in his private car at 7 o clock to discuss opening plans and business matters.
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Missouri Pacific
George W. Smith
St. Louis
General Shops
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