Thanksgiving Football Day In Sedalia Features Deweys Victory
The George R. Smith Deweys defeated Jefferson City Institute 16 to 15 in a hard fought game marked by a late goal and a near-free-for-all. Missouri Pacific shops beat Clarksburg college 23 to 6 with stars Harrison Young and Hall backing Sedalia’s line. The Tigers lost 34 to 6 to Kansas University in Kansas City.
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Sedalia
George R. Smith
Deweys
Jefferson City Institute
Missouri Pacific Shops
Clarksburg College
Jackson
Wood
Colored College
Jefferson City
Willoughby
Missouri Pacific Shop Boys
Shops
Harrison
Young
Hall
Missouri
Tigers
Robertson
Clarksburg
Barnett
Clarksburg Boys
Missouri Tigers
Kansas University
Kansas City
Fire destroys Sedalia home of James E. Bouldin family
A Thanksgiving Day fire torn through the Sedalia hillside home of Jas. E. Bouldin. The blaze destroyed the house valued at about 7000 with furniture and heirlooms. Only 3500 in coverage on the structure, no insurance on furniture. Mentor Bouldin escaped with danger to life as the roof collapsed. Fire blamed on a defective flue.
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Jas. E. Bouldin and
Sedalia
J. M. Fox and
Daugter
Montana
Mentor Bouldin
James E. Bouldin
Bouldin
Close of the Field Trials and Paris Meet Success
Sectarians capture all major offices as the Paris meet proves a great success. Missouri Pacific train No. 2 carries three short term prisoners to Jefferson City, with Judge Jno Montgomery Jr. and Rev Jno Logan en route for hearings and meetings.
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Missouri Pacific
Jefferson City
Jno. Montgomery, Jr
Jno. Logan
Valley City
S. B. Vastal
C.S. Morgan
St. Joseph
Wm. Berry
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Smith & Boeshar
Missouri History From Discovery to Statehood Chronicle
A compact survey traces Missouri from early exploration by De Soto to its 1821 statehood. It covers territorial transfers, Jefferson’s Louisiana purchase, the 114 counties, capital site debate, first railroad, and notable governors born in or connected to Missouri.
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Hernando de Soto
Missouri
New Madrid County
Ozark Mountains
Spain
France
Mississippi
Minnesota
Delaware
Jefferson City
Bayard Taylor
Missouri Pacific
Frederick Bates
St. Louis
Louisiana
M. M. Marmaduke
Thomas C. Fletcher
Joseph W. McClurg
Lon V. Stevens
United State
Lewis V. Bogg
Francis Marion Cockrell
Thomas H. Benton
John C. Edwards
T. C. Fletcher
D. R. Francis
L. V. Stephens
Hamilton
Burglars Loot Cole Camp Saloons
Burglars visited Cole Camp looting the saloons of C. G. Kehr and W. J. Blochberger. Tills were tapped for cash and a considerable amount of merchandise was stolen. Bloodhounds were requested to track the culprits.
Elliott Brother Strikes It Rich in Joplin Mining Boom
J. F. Elliott a prominent stock buyer learns his brother N. K. Elliott former master of transportation for the Vandalia railroad at Terre Haute has made a fortune in Joplin. One property sold for 200000 dollars and he may invest in Sedalia area mines when he passes through Sunday.
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J. F. Elliott
N. K. Elliott
Vandalia Railroad
Terre Haute
Ind
Joplin
Sedalia
Elks Hold Private Memorial Exercises at Hall
The annual memorial exercises of the Elks will be held at their hall Sunday and will be private.
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the Elks
Notable Missouri meet and early regional history notes
The article recounts an association meeting in Paris with high class reputation and judges including Al C Sturgis and Mr. Rodes. It lists officers Dr E F Yancey Sedalia president L S Eddins Sedalia vice president C B Rodes treasurer and a nine member board including four from the city. It also notes three unusual birds killed without firearms, burglaries at Blochberger and another cash entry, and responses by bloodhounds from Boonville and Tipton. It features John Logan chosen as district evangelist and mentions social events in Sedalia and local history notes about St Louis founding and early Missouri exploration.
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Association
al Csturgis
Rodes
Paris
E. F. Yancey
Sedana
L. S. Eddins
Sedalia
C. B. Rodes
Messrs Eddins
Yancey
Sturges
Blochberger
Boonville
Tipton
John Logan
Churches of the Christian Denomination
Missouri
New York
Kansas City Journal
St. Charles County
Village Des Cotes
Village of the Hills
Black Hawk
St. Louis
Pierre Laclede
Franklin
Howard County
Missouri River
Kansas City
Mississippi
Independence
LaSalle
Attorney Fred L. Young in St. Louis on business
Attorney Fred L. Young travels to St. Louis on business matters. Marshal Chiles from Kansas City accompanies or is noted in association with the visit.
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Fred L. Young
St. Louis
Marshal Chiles
Kansas City
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MO. Pac. Shopmen
The
Tiger
K. C
Shops Boys
Jas. Bouldin
E. F Yancey
C. B. Rodes, H. L. la Flesh
Joe Roe
Eddins
al Stur
Gis
W. E. Ash
Paris, Mo
NOME
V. Stephen
Ste. Genevieve
Patro Saint
Blanchette
Hunter
Cole Camp
C. G. Kehr
W. J. Blochberger
Sentinel
KRUG
Paul
E. Second
Sedalia, Mo
Walt M. Monroe
Russell
N. B
DOW & Meyer
Second and
Ohio Sts
J. Bldg
Marc Anthony
Cohen Coal Co
Rann
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