Rippey Reports State Fair Progress and Future Plans
At the State Board of Agriculture meeting in Columbia Hon John R Rippey described his transition from secretary to fair secretary and presented a progress report and recommendations For the next season funds totaling 17967 were available from the Horse Breeders fund and State fair fund With 4000 allotted for track work and 9790 spent on stable buildings the report emphasizes economical yet effective improvements and urges permanent substantial facilities over temporary structures to showcase Missouri breeders and attract state and national interest The state assembly’s future funding is pivotal to completing a full fair grounds development including track amphitheater exhibition hall and animal housing so Missouri can rival leading states and support its livestock industries
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State Board of Agriculture
Columbia
John R. Rippey
Secialia
State Fair Executive Committee
Missouri
Forty-first General Assembly
Century Magazine Promises Romance and New Novels for 1900
The Century Magazine announces a 1900 year of romance with illustrated pieces a Rhine panorama and a new volume beginning in November 1900 featuring short novels by Anstey Burnett Cable Churchill and others plus the Helmet of Navarre continues through 1901. Free trial offers for new subscribers include the August September and October numbers or a pamphlet with all Helmet of Navarre chapters. Price is four dollars per year.
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John Bach McMaster
Daniel Webster
F. Anstey
Mrs. Burnett
Geo. W. Cable
Winston Churchill
Edwin
Asa Dix
Hamlin Garland
David Gray
Joel Chandler Harris
Bret Harte
W. D. Howells
Henry James
Sarah Orne Jewett
Rudyard Kipling
Jam. Maclaren
S. Weir Mitchell
Thomas Nelson Page
Bertha Runkle
Fiora Annie Steel
Frank R. Stockton
Ruth McEnery Stuart
Gen
Lew Wallace
Charles Dudley Warner
E. Stuart Phelips Ward
Mary E. Wilkins
Helmet of
Navarre
France
Critcs
Boston Transcript
Century Magazine
Rocky Mountain Ten Imitation Medicine Ad
An old advertisement urges mothers and workers to use Rocky Mountain Ten to calm fretful, peevish, and cross people. It invites readers to ask their druggist for the product.
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Rocky Mountain
California Girl opens in the Sentinel on Sunday
The Sentinel announces the forthcoming opening of the story A California Girl with the opening chapters airing Sunday. Readers are urged to watch for the start of the new serial and follow its progress in future editions.
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California
the Sentinel
Railroad Men Die and Injured in Missouri and Nebraska Accidents
Austin Drew, general freight agent of the M K and T, dies in St Louis from Brights disease after a horseback ride in Forest Park. Conductor E P Locke of the Missouri Pacific dies from injuries after being struck while coupling a sleeping car at Union Nebraska. News notes include other railroad personnel updates and a statewide Christmas week roundup.
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Austin T. Drew
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
St. Louis City Hospital
Bright
Forest Park
Vernon Avenue
Frank B. Drew
Parsons
Drew
Mr. Drew
Magnolia
Ill
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Fromm
Railroads Abolish Train News Agents Nuisance
Railroads nationwide move to end the train news agents or peanut boys as contracts with those agencies are terminated. Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain awards 2500 box cars to American Car and Foundry of St. Louis for delivery in early spring. President Gould of Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain sends season’s greetings to officials and employees.
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Chicago
Missouri Pacific-Iron Mountain System
American Car and Foundry Company
St. Louis
George J. Gould
Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain
G. Warner
Mr. Warner
Conductor Fatally Hurt Run Over by Station Work Truck
Kansas City in late December reports conductor E. P. Locke fatally injured after being run over while making a coupling. Details describe the fatal accident in the Kansas City area with official statements forthcoming.
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E. P. Locke
Sentinel offers $50 Haviland china set to paid subscribers
The Sedalia Sentinel announces a free contest for paid subscribers as of March 1. A sealed jar of shot in the Premium store window will determine eligible names on March 1 by three judges. no numbers or lottery, only guessing, with multiple prize options including five yearly subscriptions and novels.
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Ole Hosa
Sedalia
Sentinel
China
Daily Sentinel
Delineator Announces 1901 Prize Offer to Subscribers
The Delineator magazine offers 1901 prizes totaling 17500 dollars for women who secure subscriptions. Prizes awarded by population, not total subs, with census data guiding town classifications and Bradstreet figures for uncounted towns. Entries directed to The Delineator, 7 to 17 West Thirteenth Street, New York.
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Delineator
Sedalia businessman vows to work through next century
E. H. Shaw, speaking yesterday, says he has not lived in Sedalia for a century yet plans to hustle business through the twentieth century and invites people to find him in 2001 at the Union Regulator on Osage Street.
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Sedalia
E. H. Shaw
Osage Street
Wanted mantle folding bed in good as new condition
Classified notice seeks a mantle folding bed in excellent condition at a low price. Respond with details to W. W. W. at the Sentinel office.
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Sentinel
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Missouri General Assembly
the Century Magazine
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KATY
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Omaha
Wiken
Lincoln
Missouri Pacife Hospital
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Rerk
Smithville
Texas
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J. Khonanson
Townsend
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Lexington
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C. W. Wilson
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Iecal
Ole Hoss” Sale
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Ager
Haviland China
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