Contested Missouri Aide Job Prompts Appointment Debate
The piece outlines disputes over who should fill a vacant office as Governor Stephens refuses to intervene. Potential candidates include G. W. Trigg, A. H. Bolte, Tom Park, T. H. McGuire, M. F. Bell, and R. M. Yost, with others favoring Flory’s retirement or a legislative change to allow governor appointment.
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Flory Hokis
Flory
Mr. Dockery
Mr. Stephens
Stephens
G. W. Trigg
Richmond
Trigg
Kansas City
Ray County
Dockery
A. H. Bolte
Franklin County
Tom Park
Platte County
Secretary of State
T. H. McGuire
Missouri
M. F. Bell
Fulton
R. M. Yost
Personal Notes From Sedalia Society News
M L Myers dentist in Hoffman building. Charles Ewing and Laurence Laupheimer went south this morning on the Katy. Mrs E W Stewart, Missouri Pacific traveling auditor's wife, very ill with pneumonia in El Paso Texas. W D Hogan stockman and C H Rider traveling salesman on S W & S W today. Miss Laura Gentry and brother Richard return to California after visiting their mother. Walter Rautenstrauch returns to Columbia to attend school after Thanksgiving. Maud Williams of East Sedalia is sick. C C Wells spent Sunday with family. returns to Kansas City this morning. Miss Ila Gentry returns to Bunce ton after visit with parents. Miss Rae Kingsbeler leaves Warrensburg after visiting parents. J M Cannon of Grand Central returns home after East trip. Miss Laura Yeater returns to Warrensburg after Thanksgiving holidays. Mrs Thomas Ellison of Smithton is very sick. Miss Cora Westphal of Kansas City visiting Miss Lettie Pierson. Lew Couch leaves for Kansas City. Holmes Hall leaves for Lambda. Mrs W H H Meyers and children visiting Pleasant Hill. John W McClure of Hughesville in the city Saturday. Miss Cora Perdue of Windsor visits mother. The Misses Graves of Cole Camp in Sedalia Saturday. Maud Matheney returns from Kansas City.
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Charles Ewing
Katy
Laurence Laupheimer
E. W. Stewart
Missouri Pacific
el Paso
Texas
W. D. Hogan
S. W
C. H. Rider
Laura Gentry
Richard
California
Walter Rautenstrauch
Columbia
Maud
Fred Williams
East Sedalia
Rae Kingsbeler
Normal
Warrensburg
J. M. Cannon
Grand Central
Laura Yeater
Thomas Ellison
Smithton
W. H. H. Meyers
Pleasant Hill
John W. McClure
Hughesville
Cora Perdue
Windsor
Misses Graves
Cole Camp
Calling cards offered by Fisher Printing Company
The Fisher Printing Company at 119 East Second Street advertises calling cards in Royal script at 50 for half a dollar or 100 for TK. They offer fashionable and commercial printing and can be reached by telephone at 149.
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Fisher Printing Company
East Second Street
Telephone
Memorial services for departed Elks held at lodge
Memorial services were conducted yesterday afternoon in the lodge room. A list of deceased members includes Thomas B. Price, Walter G. Graham, Chas W Lyons, Leslie Merry, Robert Walker, Guy Cope, Noble Whinney, Andrew Gardella, Isidor Frensdorf, John D. Gibbs, D W Jacobs, J H Jackson and J P Herrington.
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Elks
Thomas B. Price
Walter G. Graham
Chas. W. Lyons
Leslie Merry
Robert Walker
Guy Cope
Noble Whinney
Andrew Gardella
Isidor Frens
Local Notables Passes and Marriages Reported in Knob Noster
Knob Noster grocer J. M. Carr who lived here 22 years and a K of P member dies at 1 PM. Thomas D. Rose dies last night. Arthur Dawson and Lou Connor wed at the M E church parsonage last night. James McKinn and Grace Swingle to marry tonight with 100 invitations out. Bard's advertises Elegant Cut Glassware.
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James McKinn
Grace Swingle
Inge Says He Will Not Consult Those Who Pay Bills
Interview with Captain Coney notes Superintendent Inge will widen and extend the S W and S W railway soon. Coney quotes Inge denying talks with outsiders while confirming ongoing bridge repairs and rail purchases from Missouri Pacific. Inge calls the subject stale and tiresome and says any widening will involve those who finance it.
Sedalia Typographical Union No 206 Elects Officers
The Sedalia Typographical Union No. 206 met and elected W. A. Knight as president Harvey Hudson as vice president Will J. Behr as secretary treasurer Aubrey Goin as sergeant at arms on the executive committee F. L. Stearnes K. M. Nelson John T. Weisenback and O. H. Cue Auditing Committee John Routon M. E. Cue and George A. Cook Nina Chase resigns as stenographer for Dunn Mercantile agency and will move to California leaving at year end.
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Sedalia Typographical Union No. 206
W. A. Knight
Harvey Hudson
Will J. Behr
Aubrey Goin
F. L. Stearnes
K. M. Nelson
John T. Weisenback
O. H. Cue
John Routon
M. E. Cue
George A. Cook
Nina Chase
Dunn Mercantile Agency
California
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Edwin Milton Boyles
Mermod
Jaccard
Tone
St. Louis
T. Fleischmann
Or. 4Th and
Ohio Sts
Sedalia, Mo
Lebanon
Joseph W. McClurg
C. C Draper
Sedalia
Buccelsors
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John Stark & Son
Avenue, St. Louis
Bich
Ei Bros
R. R
Ed J. Evans
Insurance
Agency
Ohio St
Bigent-Tewney D. G. Co
England
Home Tea & Coffee Co
Ohio Street Teléphone 430
Louis
M. L. Myers
Hoffman
C. C. Wells
Sumjiay
Ila Gentry
Bunceton
Cora Westphal
Lettie Pierson
Lew Couch
Holmes Hall
Lamonte
Maud Matheney
Dorf, John D. Gibbs
D. W. Jacobs
J. H. Jackson and
J. P. Herrington
The
Sentinel
Knob Noster, Mo
J. M. Carr
Thomas D. Rose
Arthur Dawson
Lou Connor
M. E
Bard's
Chas E. West
Ees
Abell Ohio
Albert Kaun
Supt
Inge
S.W
Warsaw Enterprise
P. H. Coney
Sary
Dorn
Dorn & Cloney
Walter Grow
Grow
Candy Palace
Pap
Bard’s
Typographical Union
Guenther’s
Ohio Street
Boston Cafe
Wilson
Volcano
Pennsylvania
Chester
EWART
Marshall
Second Street
Joseph Aiken
Jefferson City
Cole
Maurice Weisburgh
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