Death of Mrs Nara Ramey in Pettis County
Mrs Sarah Ramey widow of Captain W K Ramey and a well known Pettis County resident died at her home four miles north of Sedalia at 10 30 p m Monday after a long cancer battle She was 67 born in North Wales came to America at age five and leaves six children in Missouri Ohio and Holt and Sedalia Interment was in Sedalia cemetery Funeral services were held at the rest agency Mr and Mrs Barfield hosted a birthday dinner with guests including Miss Josephine Barfield and Miss Ruby Carter among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ramey
North Wales
America
Missouri
W. K. Ramey
George A
Pettis County
Margaret Hoss
Southwest City
Jennie Goodson
Maitland
Holt County
Alice N. DeJarnette
Sedalia
Esther M. Brick
Edith Swope
Ramey
Stone for Senate: Ex-Governor Nominates Candidacy
Ex-Governor William J. Stone announces he will seek the United States Senate seat to succeed Senator George G. West. He states I expect to be a candidate for the United States Senate. I have no thought to retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Stone
United States
George G. West
United States Senate
Charges Against Doctor Cool Put to Conference Trial
Formal notice charges Dr. P A Cool former Sedalia minister and Spokane pastor with fraud and deceit. The case follows expulsion of five First M E church members and will be reviewed by the conference in Walla Walla on September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Washington
Henry Brown
P. A. Cool
M. E
T. G. Hodgeson
Couer de’Ailene
Dr. Cool
M. E. Church
George R. Smith College
Spokane
the Sentinel
Unified East Broadway and First Christian Hold Jubilant Service
Congregations joined for a rally to welcome Dr. Frank O. Fannon. Morning worship featured hymns, solos, scripture, and prayers. Boards united for communion with one accession. evening service followed a similar program with Shain Dalby Barnett and Elvira Jones contributing solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
East Broadway
Messrs
Shain
Dalby
Barnett
Elvira Jones
County court seeks keys to old library quarters in dispute
The Sedalia County Court, Sedalia Natural History Society, and library board clash over rooms once in the county courthouse basement. A writ of replevin failed to secure doors. Sheriff Dillard and Miss Faith E. Smith could not deliver the keys. The case, set for September 5, involves public administrator Frank Hughes and the charity board seeking office use while farmers urge a rest area for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Sampson
Sedalia Natural History Society
R. H
Dillard
Faith E. Smith
Rogers
Miss Smith
Sentinel
Library Board
Frank Hughes
Coe
The
Charity Board
Dow Drug Co Sells Silk Paper Stationery at Ohio Store
A local notice reports Dow Drug company at Sec ond and Ohio offering new society stationery in assorted tints and tablet form with the latest swellest novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Drug Company
Second and
Ohio
Was It An Elopement At The Coates House
A Wichita man Everett Hawkins and a Miss Iva Lule Lowery City Mo arrived by carriage at the Coates house in Kansas City just before noon. They checked in for luncheon and left without returning as promised. The register noted their names and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coates
Kansas City
Register
Everett Hawkins
Wichita
Iva Lule
Lowery City
Dr. Ford Headache Capsules Cure in Twenty Minutes
Dr Ford's Headache Capsules promise headache relief in twenty minutes with a ten cent price. W E Bard Drug Co advertises the remedy.
Barfield Hosts Elegant Dining for Guest at Dai-Whi-Mo Court
Mr and Mrs Stephen Barfield entertained a guest with a well appointed Monday evening dinner at their home on Dai-Whi-Mo Court in a gracious social compliment event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Stephen Barfield
Dai-Whi-Mo Court
Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad Promises Value for Your Money
Local laundry shop urges customers to bring in bundles for cleaning and ironing, claiming solid value for money and reliable service. The ad emphasizes prompt turnaround and customer satisfaction as key selling points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Odessa man admits theft as wife collapses in KC
Mrs. S H Nitting of Odessa Missouri fainted at the central police station in Kansas City after hearing her husband admit he was a thief. He had stolen a bicycle from Nathan Reynolds head cook at a boarding house on East Thirteenth Street. He claimed he cannot understand why he did it while saying he had worked for Schwarzschild Sulzberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Nitting
Odessa
Central Police
Kansas City
Patti Moore
Nitting
Nathan Reynolds
East Thirteenth Street
Ahrens
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Sedalia Woman Faces Justice Ross Over Dress Theft
Mrs. Dick Warren known in Sedalia faced Justice Ross in his court yesterday over a case accusing her two daughters Ida and Maud of stealing dresses. The threat to snatch the judge's hair loomed, witnesses were missing, and the matter was postponed to Friday August 30 after a subpoena was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Warren
Ross Bald
Ida
Maud
Kimbrell
Justice Ross
Mrs. Warren
Postmaster in Oklahoma Arrested for Obscene Mailings
O B Weik, a Sedalia based postal inspector, helped arrest Naugle Oklahoma postmaster John F Morrison on obscenity by mail charges. Morrison advertised in a Chicago matrimonial paper and received over 1.50, leading to letters that exposed the conduct. He is in Guthrie federal jail on a 5000 dollar bond he cannot meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Weik
Sedalia
John F. Morrison
Naugle
Kingfisher County
Okla
Morrison
Chicago
Weik
Guthrie
New Commission House Opens Under M D Tuch
M D Tuch, broker, announces a new commission house at 124 West Third street offering stocks, grain and provisions. Direct wires to Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange. Correspondent Cella Commission Co St Louis. References include Third National Bank Sedalia and American National Bank Ft Smith Ark. Bell phone 101 Q phone 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Tuch
West Third Street
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Ford Headache Capsules Promise Fast Relief at 20 Minutes
A vintage ad notes Dr. Ford's Headache Capsules curing a ny headache in 20 minutes priced at 19 cents. The promotion credits W. E. Bard Drug Co and suggests patronage of Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry for perfect satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longan
Sedalia
A Tale of the Bermudas by Marie St Felix Published
Marie St Felix author of A Little Game With Destiny and Two Bad Brown Eyes releases A Tale of the Bermudas. First book since 1895, issued by M A Donohue & Co Chicago in cloth binding for 1.25 dollars and paper binding for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermudas
Marie St. Felix
Destiny
M. A. Donohue & Co
Goodwin Without The Hat In Kansas City Visit
J West Goodwin editor of the Sedalia Bazoo spent about three hours in Kansas City at the Baltimore hotel. He traveled incognito with only a straw hat, joking that it fooled many acquaintances while he discussed politics and optimism about the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Baltimore
City
Staton and Stafford Win Special Alderman Elections
In the Second ward Ed Staton won the alderman seat in a special election defeating Socialist candidate by 133 to 70. In the Fourth ward P G Stafford received 178 votes to 21 for Tea Rinkle the Socialist candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Stafford
Tea Rinkle
A New Book by St. Felix Told by Two
A new title from St. Felix appears with the volume Told by Two presenting alternating narratives. The work situates a reflective portrait within a conversational format.
Alcorn Threatens After Release for Disturbing Peace
Ernest Alcorn jailed yesterday for disturbing the peace and trespass is released on promise of good behavior. He sent word to The Sentinel claiming he and his gang will beat to death the Sentinel reporter who printed their names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Alcorn
Alcorn
Sentinel
Money Buyers Call at CAM BROS For Spot Cash Grocers
Cash buyers are urged to visit CAM BROS at 144 West Main each morning to learn what B. B. B. P. stands for. The Spot Cash Grocers advertises through both phones 151.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAM Bros
Doctor W T Thomas Visits Otterville Today
Dr W T Thomas made a professional visit to Otterville today reporting on medical matters and meeting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Thomas
Otterville
Teacher Resigns at Sweet Springs Colored School
J. B. Simpson, a Black teacher, has resigned from his post at the colored school in Sweet Springs, effective immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Simpson
Colored School of
Sweet Springs
Mrs Morris and Son Return From Moberly Visit
Mrs. M. H. Morris and her son Jewell will return Wednesday after visiting Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Morris and Son
Jewell
Moberly
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W K. Ramey
Husband Was
Very Promi
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Young
Sarah Ramey
Petts Coun
Montgomery
Sedalia Cemetery
Josephine Barfield
St. Louis
Miss Barfield
Barfield
Ruby Carter
Alice Zimmerman
Annie
Stone
Senate
Doctor Cool
Spokane Church
Wash
of the Presidency
Lieve
Portance
Democratic Party
Bryan
Walla Walla
First and
Frank O. Fannon
the Congregations of the East
Broadway Church
Con
Cross
Mrs. C. H. Bard
Rev
F. L. Cook
G. W
W. W. Herold
Bible School
J. N. Dalby
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. D. Wilson
F. L.cook
Lontest
Todian
the County Court
Sedalia Natural
History Society
Sedalia Public Library
Gray
Ford
Price
W. E. Bard Drug CO
Justice Ross’ Hair
New Commission House
Correpondent—Cella Commission Co
Third National Bank
American National Bank
Goodwin
J. West Goodwin
Yester
West
Mr. Goodwin
Ed Staton
ST. Felix
Money Buyers
West Main
Spot Cash Grocers
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