The Century Magazine 1900 Romance and Novels Preview
The Century Magazine announces a 1900 romance year with illustrated Rhine panorama and groundbreaking fiction by Anstey Burnett Cable Churchill and Kipling among others. It features The Helmet of Navarre continuing into 1901 and offers free back issues for new subscribers. Subscription price is $4.00 a 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
France
Crites
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Century Magazine
City and regional travelers leave for Jefferson City and beyond
A long list of local residents depart for Jefferson City, St. Louis, Tipton, and other destinations on business, visits, or holiday travel. Notable movements include Mayor Crawford sick, J. K. Tuttle and Captain James headed to Jefferson City, and Col. DeMuth traveling to the Pacific coast.
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Sallie Morrison
Emma Underwood
Nevada
S. R. Beebe
Atchison, Kas
E. FE. Sellers
Deepwater
Col
H. C. DeMuth
Pacific Coast
J. M. Haverfield
Lamonte
Orick
W. H. McGuire & Co
U.S. Mail Contractors
Danville
John Rutledge
N. H. Gentry
Clinton
Insurance Lead Pointed to Vollrath in Room 217
A brief notice directs readers seeking insurance to contact Vollrath in Room 217 of the Ligenfritz Building.
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Vollrath
Ligenfritz Building
Twentieth anniversary revels at Dr Carter home
Long account of a New Year’s Eve party at Dr W M Carter and wife in Culerailed area detailing guests, games, pumpkin snow centerpiece, and music. The narrative covers the celebrants, attendees including Misses Carter Overstreet Musselman and others, and the party’s transition into the New Year with dancing and photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregg’s Hall
Misses Atlie
Grace
Powersock
Hopkins Secures Position in Eufala Town News
In Eufala I T Mr Hopkins has secured a new position. Mrs George K Mackey has returned from a visit with her sister Mrs J Rudd Van Dyne in Jacksonville. Clifford and Viruta Van Dyne accompanied her home.
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Eufala
I. T
Mr. Hopkins
George K. Mackey
J. Rudd van Dyne
Jacksonville
Clifford and
Viruta van Dyne
Fisher Printing Company Promises Quality Work
An advertisement touts Fisher Printing at 119 East Second Street for dependable printed jobs. It highlights good paper, inks, presses, and experienced union workers with a promise of assured quality and a contact number, 149.
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Fisher Printing Company
East Second Street
Tel
Sedalia National Bank Announces 3 Percent Dividend
Dividend notice from December 29 1900 reports Sedalia National Bank directors ordering a 3 percent payout on demand from earnings of the last six months. E R Blair cashier signs the document.
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Sedalia National Bank
Sedalia Water and Light shareowners meet January 14 1901
Sedalia Missouri December 27 1900 notice of the regular annual meeting of the Sedalia Water and Light company shareholders at the office in Sedalia on Monday January 14 1901. Polls open at 9 o clock a m. Directors to be elected and other business to be transacted. O A Crandall president L P Andrews secretary.
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St. Omer Commandery
K. T
Sedalia Water and Light Company
Sedalia
Shoe Shine Parlor Opens in Hoffman Building Front Basement
F Strahller announces a new shoe shining parlor opening in the front basement of the Hoffman building and invites friends and the public to come for a shine. He signs as Profligate Man.
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Hoffman
Miss Myrtle Doney Hosts West Fifth Street Watch Party
Miss Myrtle Doney entertained guests last night at her home on West Fifth street for a watch party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Dunlap
Emporia
Kansas
South Moniteau
Elliott Yost
South Lamine
Ina Mount
St. Louis
Emma Miner
Elliott Todhunter
Higginsville
Jennie Morey
Maude Kelk
Ed Smith
Pearl King
F. H. Gray
W. ©. Collins
Melvin Sigenfritz
Ralph Hirdy
H. L. Cannon
Emmett Hurley
Myrtle Doney
West Fifth Street
New Year Card For Katy Line Travelers
Col. Frank Miller, superintendent of the Missouri Kansas and Texas dining service, presents a handsome New Year’s card with a choice menu for travelers on the Katy lines today. The frontispiece is of original design and very artistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Katy
City Schools Reopen After Vacation for Remainder of Term
All city schools will reopen tomorrow after the vacation and continue for the rest of the term. The revival follows a scheduled break and applies to the entire school system.
Scarlet fever case reported in city residence
A scarlet fever case has been reported at 404 South Hancock. Public health officials are informing residents to watch for fever rash and seek care if symptoms appear.
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South Hancock
Funeral for stillborn babe of Slane family
The funeral of a stillborn infant of Mr and Mrs M T Slane was held today.
Celebrated High Mass At Sacred Heart Church
High Mass was celebrated last night at the Sacred Heart Church by Rev. Fr. Neiberg and Rev. Fr. Healy. A number of watch meetings were held throughout the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Neiberg
Fr. Healy
Barred Plymouth Rocks Shipped to Spokane
W. J. Roley shipped a pen of Barred Plymouth Rocks to Spokane Washington yesterday, delivering a live poultry consignment to a buyer in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Roley
Plymouth Rocks
Spokane
Wash
Woodmen Convention May Shift to Minneapolis Dates
Minneapolis dispatch reports the Modern Woodmen of America may move its annual convention from St Paul to Minneapolis during the week of June 3 to 8 to avoid a clash with the National Medical association. Both groups plan to use the city auditorium and expect to meet in St Paul if not held in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Modern Woodmen of America
St. Paul
National Medical Association
Kidnapping Scare Stuns Downtown After Bold Nighttime Attempt
A sensational kidnapping scare grips the community as a 17 year old male is alleged to have been seized under cover of darkness. Police and residents await details as rumors and accusations circulate about a single suspect connected to urban legends and a mysterious sale scheme.
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Fat Crow
Blackfoot
Kohen Koal Ko
Main
Vermont
Cream grapes sale on New Year special
Candy Palace advertises cream grapes for New Year at 40e per pound with a call to order early and provides phone number 218.
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S. K. Crawford
J. K. Tuttle
Jefferson City
J. M. Offield
Cole Camp
Mrs
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W. D. Steele
George F. Longan
A. L. Shortridge
Tipton
F. E. Hoffman, Jr
New Mexico
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Missouri Pacific
Oscar Kaiser
John W. Baldwin
R. H. Gray
W. S. Mackey
Kansas City
Sam W. James
J. A. Gresham
Harry Doyle
Will Shirk
Josie Barfield
Edgar Ford
J. C. McLaughlin
Prise
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Hughesville
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Maggie Edwards
Abbie Handiey
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Nettiie Short
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Minnie Shaeffer, Frances Carter
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Will Scullin
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J. JH. Mara
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L. P. Andrews, Secy
F. Strahler
Bard's
M. T. Slane
Liberty Park
Bert Sheer
Candy Palace
Hobbe
Chicago
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