Lodge officers elected asfraternal election season opens
Knights of the Maccabees Crescent Tent No 4 Prairie Queen Lodge No 25 L C O F and St Omer Commandery KT elected officers Tuesday night Installation set for the first meeting night in January Odd Fellow officers named Knights Templar elect officers for St Omer Commandery No 11 Also a Ladies Musical club meeting in court house club rooms with a varied program led by Mrs Baxter and Miss Mayme Gentry
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Crescent Tent No
Knights of the Maccabees Prairie Queen Lodge No
L. E. Fisher
St. Omer Comandery No. 11
Knights Templar
Ira T. Bronson
E. C
George E. McNeil
J. H. Hoffman
J. W. Mallory
H. M. Haley
S. W
Ladies’ Musical Club
Court House Club
Coroner in Sedalia Sees No Inquest for Local Death
Coroner T. P. McCluney visited the Mitchell farm four and one half miles west of Sedalia to view A. Rice who died Tuesday morning. He ruled no inquest was needed and ordered the body brought to Sedalia for burial.
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T. P. McCluney
Mitchell Farm
Sedalia
A. Rice
Sentinel
Armour’s Grip on Wheat Market Sways Prices
Chicago report says Armour, the so called king of the wheat pit, dumped about 6 million bushels, earning at least three and a half cents a bushel and raking in around $210000 in a single day. Brokers in Milwaukee Chicago seaboard and northwest placed selling orders as massive holdings hit the market. Prices moved from 82 to about 81 1/4 cents, then to 80 1/4 cents as Armour’s influence steered trading.
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Chicago
Ogden Armour
Milwaukee
Seaboard
Northwest
Armour
CABSTORIAN A. The Kind You Have Always Bogytt
The fragment presents a newspaper card style item with a person or product name and a claim of familiarity. It appears as a brief notice or teaser without clear events, dates, or organizations identifiable in readable text.
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Dr. Fenner
W. H. McGugin
Olive Furnace
Allen-Clark
DGCO
Akron
W. EL. Bard Drug Company
Post-Dispatch orders 1000 copies for anniversary issue
Johnnie Kuhn, agent for the Post-Dispatch, has placed an order for 1000 copies of the paper's anniversary issue to be issued December 13. The shipment will weigh over one and a quarter tons.
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Johnnie Kuhn
The
Post- Dispatch
Dres den couple welcome eleven-pound baby girl
Mr and Mrs G L Wood of Dres den are the proud parents of an eleven-pound daughter born this morning.
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G. L. Wood
Dresden
For Sale Small Heating Stove With Drum
Used only three weeks the stove and sheet iron drum are offered at a bargain by J. DD. Hail Dry Goods Co.
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J. DD
Hail Dry Goods Co
Reform School Endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar Medicine
J. G. Gluck, superintendent at Prung town West Virginia Reform School, reports adopting Foley's Honey and Tar after trying all other cough medicines. He calls it the most effective and absolutely harmless. Arlington Pharmacy supplies the product.
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Reform School
J. G. Gluck
Prungtown
W. Va
Foley
West Virginia Reform School
Arlington Pharmacy
Laundry Excellence Promotes Modern Linen Care
A local ad touts modern machinery and improved methods for superior linen cleaning. It claims true pearl tint and the whitest work, stating linen is clean. Phone number 154 listed, with Foley's Honey and Tar substitutes sold at Arlington Pharmacy.
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Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Western Federation of Miners Seeks Roosevelt Inquiry
The executive board of the Western Federation of Miners wired President Roosevelt requesting an investigation into Telluride conditions. They urged review of mass banishments of strikers facing imprisonment and related tensions.
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Western Federation of Miners
Roosevelt
Denver
Col
The
Telluride
Diamond Pendant Recovered After Four Years Missing
Miss Kathryn Cassidy reported a valuable diamond pendant lost four years ago after an advertisement in Sundays Democrat. Yesterday the piece was recovered by the son of Engineer Curtis, ending the long search.
Diamond pendant found by engineer ends hunt
The diamond pendant lost by Miss Kathryn Cassidy was recovered by Engineer Curtis and returned to the owner, with notice appearing in the Capital on December 2. The newspaper medium instrumental in the recovery was the Sedalia Capital.
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Kathryn Cassidy
Curtis
Sedalia Capital
Wanted driver for holiday delivery wagon job
J. D. Hail Dry Goods Co. seeks a man to drive an extra delivery wagon through the holidays. Applications accepted between 5 and 6 p m.
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J. D. Hail Dry Goods Co
Blacksmith Opens Shop. Fire Horses Shod Nearby
Harry Yanow fell on a dark stair at 520 West Fourth Street injuring his head. Dr Heaton treated him and he went downtown this morning. J H Lankenau opens a new blacksmith shop at Second and Moniteau Streets and will be ready by week’s end. fire department horses of Engine House No 2 were shod by him Tuesday.
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Harry Yanow
Fourth Street
Dr. Heaton
J. H. Lankenau
Second
Moniteau Streets
Him Tusday
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Knights of the Maccabees, Odd Fellows and
Masons
W. S. Shepherd
Harvey Hale
Charles Ernst
John Murphy
Lon V. Ware
Peter Mueller
I. O. Phelps
Amiell Ducking
Guard
James Cockrell
John Lankenau
N. G
W. T. Thomas
W. G
al Baumgartner
F. E. Hoffman, Sr
C. C. Evans
the Ladies’ Musical Club
Mr. Steininger
Miss Lucy
Bess
Gentry
Steele
Evants
Barnett
Ohio St
Cleveland
St. Louis
Socorro Eee Tt
Bears
Beare
Abtorita
Laundry Excellence
Longan
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Miss Kathryn Cas
Sidy
Bard’s
Ben
Engineer Curtis
Sedalia Dem
Ocrat
Miss Cassidy
Chas. E. West
Ohio Street
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