Reed for Governor Reed for Governor Seven New Clubs
At a Jefferson Democratic club meeting in Sedalia Pettis county reports seven new clubs have formed since November. The club endorsed James A. Reed of Kansas City for Missouri governor and urged his candidacy with pledges of support. The secretary will send copies of the resolution to Reed and Sedalia papers. I A Moulton spoke of Warrensburg rail prospects and Katy High line work.
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Jefferson Democratic Club
Jefferson Club
Sedalia
Missouri
Pettis County
James A. Reed
Kansas City
I. A. Moulton
Bolte
Colorado Railroad
Mirrors on display at Dow's in ebony and woods
The largest line of mirrors, plain and ornate ebony and other woods, is shown at Dow's showcasing a wide selection for home decor.
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Dow’s
Railroad meeting for Sedalia brothers Friday night
L. KE Shepard, grand junior conductor, and O. R. . will meet Sedalia brothers Friday night the 19th at 7 30. Meeting moved to Office of Brother O EB Warsons at the courthouse due to hall use. All expected by prompt time for important business. Signed J W Carlisle C and W E Reynolds S T
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L. KE. Shepard
O. R
Brothers of
Sedalia
O. EB. Warsons
Court House
J. W. Carlisle
W. E. Reynolds
Hospital Arrivals Imply Wide Spread Staffing
Hospital arrivals list shows workers including A. S. Gallaspia janitor W Parsons Kas M Martinez extra gang Dennison Texas Fred Wright extra gang Hamburg Mo D B Bilburn coach trimmer Sedalia Mo indicating staffing changes across multiple states.
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A. S. Gallaspia
W Parsons
Kas. M. Martinez
Extra Gang
Denison
Texas
Fred Wright
Hamburg
D. B. Bilburn
Sedalia
Automatic Couplers And Kansas City Run Updates
M. W. Cable traveled to Kansas City today. Katy line staff including Conductor Hungerford and Engineers Cole Weir on duty resumed service after illness. Fireman Stair and Wilson noted on or near duty. E R Stair visited Virginia for thirty days. Missouri Pacific tracks blocked by a Myrick landslide for about four hours. Train 16 used alternate route to Jefferson City then returned as track opened. Engine 5878 moved to shops after yard collision. A new air riveter added at Pacific shops yesterday.
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M. W. Cable
Kansas City
Hungerford
Katy
Engineer Cole
O. K
McGilvray
Kkaty
Hamrick
Pacific
E. R. Stair
Virginia
Weir
Wilson
Myrick
Missouri Pacific
Jefferson City
Tipton
Tracks and rails update at rail yard and hospital news
Several workers are being promoted back from trainee roles as Ed Rosson and M Berry shift positions. Plans include new sidetracks and two long passing tracks once ground conditions allow. A large water tank is planned plus hospital treatment for D B Milburn of the Katy shops. Local freight No 101 stalled Missouri Pacific traffic near California with no injuries. Conductor W J Lafferty resumes duty after a Lexington lawsuit. Brakeman Will Lafferty and extra Missouri Pacific operator Weyler Fleming report for duty or service.
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Trais
Ed Rosson
M. Berry
Grand Cross
Iron Mountain
Myrick
D. B. Milburn
Katy
Milburn
California
Missouri Pacific
W. J. Lafferty
Lexington
Will Lafferty
Weyler Fleming
Blackwater
Adagio club luncheon at Miss Crenshaw's West Sixth home
Miss Edna Crenshaw hosted the Adagio club and guests for a luncheon of chicken salad and lemon ice. Mrs. George Mackey won the guest prize and Miss Withers the club prize. The Thursday Euchre club at Mrs. Temple’s honored Mrs. Potter of Monterey and Mrs. Huckins of Texarkana with prizes for euchre.
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Edna Crenshaw
West Sixth Street
George Mackey
Miss Withers
D. J. Temple
P. L. Potter
Monterey
Mexico
Joseph Huckins, Jr
Texarkana
Ark
Iuckins
Wm. Courtney
Handsome Toilet Sets Display at Mc Gowans Drug Store
A stylish toilet set is advertised as the finest present with a handsome display at Mc Gowans drug store. Shoppers are invited to select from an artistic assortment showcased for gift giving.
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McGowan's Drug Store
Death of Eben Slocum in Versailles Missouri
Eben Slocum a cousin of Mrs. Frank Sweet and well known locally died at his brother’s home in Versailles last week and was buried Saturday. He formerly lived in Denver and had recently returned to Missouri. He was a member of the Baptist church.
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Eben Slocum
Eben Locum
Frank Sweet
Versailles
Denver
Col
Missouri
The
Baptist Church
Largest line of military hair brushes at Dow's
A display of the largest selection of military hair brushes will be shown at Dow's department store. The exhibit highlights diverse styles and materials used by service members, attracting shoppers and collectors alike.
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Dow’s
Rummage and Fancy Work Sale At Trinity Church
The Ladies Aid of Trinity English Lutheran church will hold their annual rummage and fancy work sale at 115 South Ohio Street on Friday and Saturday.
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Ladies Aid Society of
The
Trinity English Lutheran Church
South Ohio Street
Bears the penne Be CA STORITA The Kind You Have Always Bought LE
The fragmentary text mentions a brand phrase related to a familiar old product line. It references a well known advertising line and hints at a consumer item. No clear event or person details are readable to confirm a specific news item.
Wagon Accident Injures Local Man Near Town
Early Bouldin of four miles northwest of town was injured when a wagon wheel ran over his left leg just above the ankle. No bones were broken but muscles were torn. He was brought to town and treated by Dr. Evans.
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Bouldin
Town
Dr. Evans
Robbery Strikes Boonville Restaurant and Confectionery
In Boonville Mississippi? No, Boonville Missouri Charles Harberger shop was burglarized last night through a back door hole. Thieves stole about 15 dollars worth of goods and left no clue to their identity.
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The
Sentinel
Boonville
Charles Harberger
Wood and coal buy sell listing
P A Jessua announces new phone 272 for wood and coal services.
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Wood and Coal
P. A. Jessua New Phone
The Cigar That Pleases at Dow's
A compact note highlights a preferred cigar at Dow's shop, praising its aroma and smooth draw as a favored selection for aficionados.
Verdict for Porter's suit against railroad awarded damages
Attorney W S Shirk for Missouri Pacific and conductors W J Lafferty and W J Laf ferty Jr brought a suit in Lexington over the death of Lillian Port er's husband. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff and a judgment of 2500 dollars was granted. Dow's advertised perfumes later noted.
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Plaintife
W. S. Shirk
Missouri Pacific
W. J Lafferty
W.J. Lafferty, Jr
Lexington
Lillian Porter
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Thury
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