Sedalia Reunion Notes Amid Train Delay and Local Appearances
Sedalia residents returning to town after trips recall a reunion tied to a derailment near Rich Hill last Wednesday when Engine No. 2 stalled for track work. Names mentioned include Miss Blanche Blair and Messrs Harry Demuth Walter Shirk and W F Waller. Also a public notice clarifies the Peck’s Bad Boy troupe at the opera house December 10 is Leroy J French company not tied to other road companies. The firm promises fourteen premier actors and strong performances for a night of hearty laughs.
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Sedalia
Rich Hill
Blanche Blair
Messrs
Harry Demuth
Walter Shirk
W. F. Waller
Peck
Opera House
Leroy J. French
Leroy J. French Company
Convict's Daughter Comes to City in December
The first city performances of The Convict's Daughter are set for Saturday December 6 with matinee and night showings. The drama is praised for its heart winning story and top production values including striking electrical effects and lavish scenery.
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Shore Acres
Lane
Col. Gould
Noxacold Promoted At Arlington Pharmacy
If your head is stuffed up you need Noxacold at the Arlington Pharmacy offering relief and quick cold symptom relief available locally.
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Arlington
Eight Pound Daughter Born to Dunlaps
Mr and Mrs C R Dunlap of 1517 East Fourth Street welcome an eight pound girl born last night to the couple plus note their happiness in the family.
The Convict's Daughter at the Opera House December 6
The Demvict's Daughter has drawn remarkable praise from patrons and press. Manager Wood announces the appearance of The Convict's Daughter at the opera house with matinee and night shows on Saturday December 6.
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Demvict
Wood
Strike Imminent for Railroad Workers Asks 20 Percent Rise
A national railroad worker conference in St. Louis on January 5 threatens a strike if engineers firemen and trainmen demands are not met. Chicago and Alton scales are under review in Bloomington with a 5 to 8 percent recent rise cited. If the Alton plan fails the St. Louis meeting may be canceled.
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Brotherhoods of Railroad
St. Louis
Chicago and Alton
Bloomington
Ill
Chicago
Brotherhood
Southern Pacific to expand colonization in Louisiana and Texas
The Southern Pacific plans to spend heavily in the next five months to colonize southwestern Louisiana and southern Texas. Colonel Storse heads the Texas and Louisiana work, predicting ten-year development will outpace any other area of equal size, as land is sold at about 100,000 acres per month.
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Chicago
Southern Pacific
Louisiana
Texas
Kansas City Journal
Harriman Lines
Storse
Baby born to Mrs Harris in Kansas City
A son was born last night to Mrs J D Harris wife of ex Conductor Harris who once heroically aided Missouri Pacific workers. The birth occurred at Mrs J B Rickman home on Belefontain avenue Kansas City. Harris is currently railroading in Old Mexico and cannot see the child soon.
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J. D. Harris
Harris
Missouri Pacific
J. B. Rickman
Belefontain Avenue
Kansas City
Will'e E. Cunningham
Old Mexico
Jesse Hastings
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lee Huntington
Chicago
F. L. Williams
J. K. Lesch
Indiana
Dr. Lantz
Lamonte
Chickasha
I. T. Charles Gardella
Robinson’s European
Orvil Johnson
St. Louis
Arthur Linabary
East Seventh Street
George C. Worth
Osceola
Thomas R. Scotten
Franklin Junction
Sedalia
Kk. G. Leaming
Warrensburg
Worning
Lee Montgomery
William George
Plainfield, Ill
Nevada
Lamar
George
Percy Anderson
Cella Commission Company
Port Scott
Mr.Stebbins
W. E. Young
Raymond Mining Company
Topeka
Kas
J. W. Beeler
the Elks
Robert Seifert
John Bumpee
Soshene
Idaho
Charles Kelk
Philip Wagner
East Chestnut Street
J. L. Smith
Houstonia
W. E. Eddins
Eddins
PD. A. Fults
Mississippi
U. S
Sedalia Roundup of Local Residents and Travel
Local notes list C. D. Boyd as Missouri Pacific excursion agent visiting Sedalia. Many residents including Mrs. J. L. Rogers and Mrs. OConnell return from trips to St. Louis and Kansas City. Several plan travel to Kansas City, St Joseph, or Warrensburg for business or illness updates.
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Taylor
C. D. Boyd
Missouri Pacific
J. L. Rogers
T. W. Cloney
Kansas City
Father Costello
Lexington
Father Healey
Warrensburg
Samuel Isaac
Philadelphia
St. Joe
Isaacs
Sedalia
Leeton
Peter Lane
Carl Hobbecht
W. A. Carney
Hill
Corticelli
Cecil Bronk
New York
Sophia Dorn
Emil Dorn
J. C. Linaberry
Witchita Walls
Kas
Berthoux
Blanche Blair
Joplin
Forest Trader
Swift & Co
Parsons
Emma Ellis
Windsor
St. Louis
F.l Huston
Nina Harris
Butler, Mo
Ladies' Musical Club Holds Regu lar Meeting
The Ladies' Musical Club met despite bad weather with good attendance. Grieg was the focus, featuring Miss Lelia Grinshaw's paper and performances by Miss Jessie Lovinger, Mrs MecGrigin, Mr Steinger, Mrs Steele, and Miss Gentry including piano, violin, and vocal pieces.
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Grieg
Lelia Grinshaw
Weather postpones Prairie Queen Lodge officer election
Due to bad weather Prairie Queen Lodge No. 52, I O O F postponed the election of its officers until the next regular meeting night.
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Prairie Queen Lodge
No. 52
Longan's Laundry Promises Quality Linen Finish
Longan's Laundry offers superior treatment for fabrics aiming at a high quality finish. The service promises careful care and thorough cleaning to meet distinct standards of cleanliness and fabric care.
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Longan
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