Personal Notices of Local Residents Travel and Visits
Sol Sandidge leaves for Kansas City on business. John Byng returns home after Kansas City trip. R W Criffith travels in Warsaw for business. W J Riley on trip to Benton county. Dora Gates to visit Kansas City friends. Mrs Jean Ahrens back home in Cole Camp after visit. Mrs Fred Stoffman returns from Blackburn after sister’s death. Miss Louvella Bean visits relatives in California. Thomas Kelly visits city. former Secalian now Centerview. Mrs G P D Grant staying with daughter Mrs A B Cole. Miss Mabel Savage leaves for Springfield after guest stay. Mrs W L Griggs returns from Muskogee. Laura Strickland to Oklahoma City for weeks with relatives. Mrs W S Hastings of Bloomington and Mrs G A Guenther of Versailles hosted by Guenther family. Mr and Mrs Donald McQueen and son depart Oc onto Wis after weeks with M L Starr family.
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Dora Gates
Kansas City
Jean Ahrens
Cole Camp
Fred Stoffman
Blackburn
Louvella Bean
California
Thomas Kelly
Secalian
Centerview
Johnson County
G. PD. Grant
Gallatin
A. B. Cole
West Broadway
Mabel Savage
James Hauptly
Springfield
W. L. Griggs
Muskogee
I. T
Sedalia Mourns Trainmen Member Dead En Route
G A Blakeley a Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen member and former Sedalia barber died near Cleveland Ohio Tuesday. His body is en route to Sedalia for interment per widow's wish. Survived by a widow and one child. he was son in law of Mrs Hemenway of 310 East Third Street and had lived in Trinidad Colorado since leaving Sedalia.
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City
Hemenway
East Third Street
Sedalia
Trinidad, Colo
Missouri Pacific Inspectors Visit Local Facilities
A special Missouri Pacific train with bridge and building inspectors led by Chief J. O. Potts toured the old and new shops in town. After hours of inspection the group headed west to survey lines, with staff changes and injuries noted among local workers.
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Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
J. O. Potts
Train Jumped the Track Near Winfield Illinois
Chicago and Northwestern four car passenger train from Sterling Illinois derailed at Winfield. Engineer Warner was killed and Fireman Brady fatally injured in the morning accident.
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Chicago and Northwestern
Northwestern
Warner
Brady
New York Women and Their Shoes Compared to Philadelphia
A Philadelphia visitor notes a striking contrast in footwear between New York and Philadelphia women. She observes well dressed men in New York wear fine shoes while many women wear shabby or poor quality footwear, and she favors Philadelphia’s view that a lady is judged by hands and feet.
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Philadelphia
New York
Sedalia Lodge to Convene for Second Degree Work
Sedalia lodge No. 236, A. F. and A. M., will hold a special communication Friday evening December 8 at 7 30 for Second degree work. All Fellowcrafts are invited. W. O. Stanley, W. M. E. E. Codding, Secretary.
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices in Kansas City Trade Report
Receipts for cattle this week total 44 500, hogs 41 500, and sheep 12 200. Market moves show mixed changes with steers generally steady to 10c lower early in the week, hogs steady to 10c higher later, and sheep strengthening with strong tone on Tuesday led by choice lambs at 7 25 to 7 50 and wethers 5 59 to 5 75.
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Kansas City
Choice
Chicago Markets Open High Low Close for Hog and Cattle
Chicago markets show mixed hog and cattle activity with gains in several regions. Hogs in Chicago and Kansas City up around 5 cents, while Omaha and St. Joseph report smaller increases. cattle mostly steady. Chicago light hogs price range 4 to 5 dollars, heavy types 4.60 to 5.05, total hogs estimated at about 32,000 for Friday.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Josepha
Sedalia Markets Reported Prices For Goods
Market listings show New Corn 400 lie Chops per weight 2.00 2.30 Bran per cwt 0.80 Wheat per bushel 0.80 to 0.90 Prairie hay baled per ton 9.00 10.00 Timothy hay baled per ton 11.00 12.00 Butter per pound 0.18 0.25 Various other items include potatoes per bushel 0.80 1.00 Corn meal per bushel 0.60 Sorghum per gallon 0.35 0.40 Hard flour per cwt 2.30 2.70 Soft flour per cwt 2.10 2.49 Graham flour per cwt 2.30 Spring chickens per pound price not listed Hen per pound 0.50 Goose per pound 0.55 Duck per pound 0.74 Turkey per pound 0.55 to 0.60.
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Goder
McGinley Sells Maltbys MCCO Coffee Fresh Roasted
McGinley announces Maltbys MCCO Coffee is sold fresh roasted daily. The product emphasizes daily roasting quality and aims to attract coffee lovers seeking immediacy and flavor.
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McGinley
Old Maryland volcanoes found in western mountains
Prof. Philip R. Uhler reports in Baltimore American that three peaks near the city, led by Buzzard's Knob, are ancient domed volcanoes. The lava cooled below a dome crust with vents. the rocks are metal bearing and copper specimens were found in the area.
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Philip R. Uhler
Maryland Mountains
Buzzard’s Knob
Baltimore American
Uhler
United States
Vesuvius
Maryland
Man Jumps Into Mississippi From Robert Street Bridge
An unidentified man leaped from the Robert Street Bridge into the Mississippi River this morning. He drifted among floating ice for five blocks before sinking. a surrounding crowd watched but could not aid him.
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Mississippi River
Robert Street
Walter Petty Hurt By Nail Through Gate Foot
Walter Petty on crutches after a peculiar accident last Saturday. While repairing a gate he braced the boards with his foot and drove a nail through the boards into his ankle bone. Dr. E Nasse treated him. Resolved. That we all use Maltbys MCCO Collec. Buster Brown.
Disease germs may shift to virulent forms says London Lancet
The article notes that many pathologists and a French writer Professor Bodin argue disease germs are usually saprophytic and only become parasitic when their nature changes. It suggests bacteria are unstable and can continually form new varieties, implying typhoid or consumption germs may exist harmlessly but could turn virulent in the future.
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Bodin
London Lancet
Oyama Enters the Capital in Triumph
Field Marshal Oyama, the victorious Japanese leader, rode into Tokyo amid foul weather as a large crowd greeted him. The December 7 event drew a sizable turnout despite the rain and crowds gathered to witness the procession through the city.
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Tokio
Newcomer Bails from Sedalia After Unloading Refusal
A local transfer company records show Sedalia losing residents while a new arrival, M. L. Ross, stored a carload of household goods in the railroad yards for two days. He later halted unloading and ordered the car billed to Joplin after declaring he did not like Sedalia.
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Huston Transfer Empany
Ross
Sedalia
Joplin
Mr Harris in Town Ahead of Kansas City Wedding
Brown Herris, assistant claim agent of the M. E. and T. at Dallas, arrived in the city this morning before proceeding to Kansas City where on December 9 he will wed Miss Lelia Christopher.
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China
Sol Sandidge
John Byng
Herman, Mo
R. W. Criffith
Warsaw
W. J. Riley
Benton County
Dell Griggs
Laura Strickland
Oklahoma City
W. S. Hastings
Bloomington, Ill
G. A. Guenther
Versailles
Bertha
C. A. Guenther
Donald McQueen
Oconta
Wis
M. L. Starr
G. A. Blakeley
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Sedalia Barber
Lake
Finley
Ohio
Dualap’s
Ohio St
Ohio Street
News OF the Rail
George W W. Andersen
B. of R. V
Harley V Wilson
Pacific Express Company
John Blie
Charles Melton
E. B. Clark
Carl Wagenknecht
M., K. and T
J. E. Snedeker
Missouri
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago and
Sterling, Ill
Winfield, Ill
NEW York Woman's Shoes
W. O. Stanley, W. M
E. E. Codding
Sthe Markets
Choie Stags
Seeestet
Ee Eee Corvese
Nicedia
Sedalia Markets
Greeries
Barnes Kem Clothing Co
Barnes-Kem Clo. Co
I. C. Stephens Clo. Co
Macon, Mo
C. Kelly Barnes
Dorado Springs, Mo
Mexico
Scripps-Mckae Press Association
St. Paul, Minn
Walter Petty
Mr. Petty
McCo Coliec
Buster Brown
Oyama
Oya
M. L. Ross
MR. Harris
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