Local Court Sends Woman for Fulton Treatment
The county court investigated Mrs. Mary Bex of Latham and ordered her sent to Fulton for treatment, escorted by Sheriff Hornbeck and Mr. Bex. A card party at Dr. E B Crane’s with guests including Dr. Roy Crane and spouses, and James Buchanan and others, was held. James Heather sustained a knife wound from Charles Prine on Christmas night. Prine departed the area.
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Fulton
E. B. Crane
Roy Crane
Holden
Messrs
Charles Prine
Heather
Prine
Stanley Coal Co Relocates Yard and Expands Stock
REMOVAL NOTICE: Stanley Coal Co moves to 620 East Fifth street east of M K & T crossing to handle higher volume with track room for about twenty cars of coal. Business office remains at 315 Ohio yard. Phones 26. The firm promises prompt service and larger coal and wood stocks.
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East Fifth Street
Ohio Yard
Stanley Coal CO
Family rush to Missouri after mother's illness
Mrs. W Settles of 1408 South Ohio Avenue and her sister Mrs. H C Ballinger of Independence Missouri left for Lee's Summit Missouri after receiving word that their mother Mrs G W Fletcher was seriously ill during the holidays.
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W. Settles
South
Ohio Avenue
H. C. Ballinger
Independence
Lee’s Summit
G. W. Fletcher
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Quick Health
Advert says Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cures stomach issues kidneys and liver. Claims relief now and yearlong wellness. Priced 35 cents for tea or tablets by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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Hollister
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Pipe Organ Awakens Andrew Carnegie Each Morning
New York January 1 Andrew Carnegie is awakened daily by organ music from a vast Fifth Avenue pipe organ playing his two favorites Lead Kindly Light and Silent Night The music stirs his day and gears the household for work Organist Walter C Gale of the Broadway Tabernacle performs each morning including Sundays giving Carnegie a calm start to the day
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Fifth Avenue
Carnegie
Walter C. Gale
Broadway
Vet escapes holdup attempt near Menefee livery
Dr J S Leslie reports an attempted holdup as he rode from the Menefee livery stable on West Main. A man stepped from a barn alley, flashed a revolver, and ordered a hold up but the veterinarian fled back to the stable. The assailant’s race was unclear due to darkness. Special Officer John Evans investigated a Broadway crossing complaint of a man being hustled, but the claimant left without identification.
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Menefee
West Main Street
Moniteau
John Evans
Katy
Broadway Crossing
Electric Light
Evans
Married notice: Henninger and Baker wed at Christmas
Raymond Henninger of Kansas City and Miss Cora Baker of Sedalia were married Christmas day by Judge Kinsey who kept the ceremony secret. The Kansas City Journal reported the event, and the Sentinel confirms it through the bride’s mother. This is the couple’s second announcement in newspapers, though the first time the union is proven.
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Raymond Henninger
Kansas City
Cora Baker
Sedalia
Raymond Kenninger
Kansas City Journal of
Henninger
Miss Baker
The
Sentinel
Journal
Kinsey
Col Helbronyrus Marries Fay in Sedalia Surprise
Col Hieronymus, famous livestock auctioneer of this city, wed Miss Fay of Jefferson City on Sunday afternoon at Sedalia. The bride has lived in Sedalia with her sister Mrs. Charles Deppe. The couple arrived last night on Missouri Pacific train No. 5.
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Carrie Fay
Jefferson City
Charles J. Hieronymus
Miss Fay
Sedalia
Charles Deppe
Mr. Hierozymus
Missouri Pacific
Coughs and Colds Warned Against Opium in Meds
A local notice warns that most cough medicines contain opiates causing constipation and potential danger for children. It states Foley's Honey and Tar has no opiates, is safe, and will not constipate, sold by Arlington pharmacies.
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Foley
Arlington Pharmac
Wanted Young Lady for General Office Work
Employment notice seeking a young woman for general office duties including stenography and neat handwriting. References needed. Address in care Sentinel with L J, 1 5.
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L. J
Care Sentinel
The Royal Chef by Schubert Brothers
The Messrs. Schuberts stage The Royal Chef at Wood's opera house on January 2. music by Ben Jerome, lively melodies and bright spectacle. Cast includes Harry Hermsen Charles Huntington Maxwell Lochner Joe Allen William Sellers Walter Smith and others with a fifty strong beauty chorus.
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Schuberts
Wood
Opera House
Ben Jerome
Harry Hermsen
Charles E. Huntington
Maxwell Lochner
Joe Allen
William Sellery
Walter Smith
Frank DeBary
Helen Darling SteMn Tracey
Elsie Moore
Rose Clark
Ethel Wortley
Lilla Loraine
Elsie Doyle
Broilers
Remembered His Mother by Attorney Lawson Gift Check
Attorney C C Lawson sent his aged mother in Kentucky a New Year gift, delivering a substantial check by mail. This gesture reflected a personal tribute in the New Year.
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C C. Lawson
Kentucky
Sedalia Markets Price List Report
Price table lists butter 18 cents per half pound, eggs 25 cents per dozen, lard 10 cents per pound, potatoes 80 cents to $1 per bushel, corn meal 60 cents per bushel, sorghum 35 to 40 cents per gallon, hard flour 2.30 to 2.70 per cwt, soft flour 2.10 to 2.40 per cwt, graham flour 2.30 per cwt. Poultry prices show spring chickens, hens 18 cents per pound, geese and ducks around 54 to 74 cents per pound, turkeys unspecified.
Weyman tobacco factory closed and moved to Chicago
The Weyman tobacco plant in Duquesne Way Pittsburg will shut down by order of the American Tobacco Co and transfer to Chicago. High freight costs to key markets helped spur the move with Minneapolis named as a major distribution point. The фабtory has long been a Pittsburg sight, operating for about seventy five years.
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Pittsburg
Minneapolis
Chicago
Weyman
Open House by Young People’s Local Union at First Christian
The Young People’s Local Union hosts a public reception this afternoon at the First Christian church. A continuous musical and literary program unfolds while members and friends enjoy refreshments.
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Young People’s Local Union
First Christian Church
Sam I Am Seen Ad in the Paper Maltby MCCO Coffee
A brief reader notice notes spotting an ad for Maltby MCCO Coffee in the newspaper. The fragment preserves a casual tone and mentions the product and location.
New Departure Promotes Full Ingredient Labels on Medicines
Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo publishes complete ingredient lists on every bottle wrapper for his medicines Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. A pamphlet from medical authorities endorses the ingredients and urges public knowledge of what is ingested, noting uses from liver invigoration to digestive support and relief for nervous debility.
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Congress of
United States
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Nashville Poultry Show Opens With Record Display
New Year’s Day opening in Nashville showcases the largest poultry show in the city’s history under local and state breeders. The industry, valued at about 16 million dollars, aims to reach 20 million soon as Governor Cox attends the formal opening tonight and prizes total 8 thousand dollars. Thousands attend as hotels fill and the exhibition runs through Saturday.
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The
Tennessee State Poultry Breeders’ Association
John S. Cox
McGinley Sells Maltbys MCCO Coffee Fresh Roasted Daily
McGinley announces Maltbys MCCO Coffee now offered with fresh daily roast. The retailer emphasizes daily roasting to preserve flavor and quality.
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McGinley
P. H. Meyer
MCCO
New Year's Ball by Second Regiment Band at Liberty Park Hall
Members of the Second Regiment band plan a pleasant New Year’s ball at Liberty Park Hall tonight. A full band will provide music for the concert from 8 to 9 o clock, followed by dancing and social entertainment for attendees.
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Liberty Park Hall
Boy’s Life Saved by Foley’s Honey and Tar in Indiana
Winchester Indiana resident C W Lynch says his son suffered membranous croup until a single dose of Foley’s Honey and Tar relieved the attack and, he believes, saved the boy’s life. Arlington pharmacy reports sold.
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C. W. Lynch
Winchester
Ind
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Annual Church Meeting at Lamonte Church
The congregation of the Christian church at Lamonte held its annual meeting today. Reports from church officers were received and a noon dinner was served in the church parlors.
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Congregation of the Christian Church At
Lamonte
Police Court Fines For Vagrancy And Assault
In police court this morning Magistrate Truxel fined John Lake fifty dollars for vagrancy and escorted him from the city by Officers Bailey and Eads. Robert Burton, a young colored boy formerly at the state reform school, was fined twenty five dollars for vagrancy and ordered to hard labor to pay the fine. Charles Crockett, colored, accused of assaulting white man Hunter Homan by brick, was arraigned and the case continued to Tuesday morning for further evidence.
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Charlies Crockett
Hunter Homan
Marry the Girl You Love Best Promoted by Hollister Tea
An advertising note urges readers to marry the girl they love and claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea from W. E. Bard Drug Co. will help. The brief message presents a romantic, sales-driven pitch typical of early 20th century marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Candy and Nuts Sale Ad From Local Store
A small advertisement lists Mixed Candies at 10 cents, Mixed Nuts at 22 cents, Almond Pretzels and Filberts for 20 cents per pound, Pecans and Walnuts at 15 to 25 cents, with Shelled Almonds at 25 cents per unit.
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California News
Condi
Mary Bex
Latham
Sheriff Hornbeck
Mr. Bex
Haldiman
Virgil Kelly
Miss Katherine
van B. Beam
H. W. Kuhn
Thomas Warren
Allied Benjanine@ MAKERS
Outfitters
Opera
Wood’s
Royal Chef
Labelie Bianche
Wm. Sellery
Ethel Wertiley
Helen Darling
Chas Huntington
Lillia Lorain
Lennox Lochner
Earth
Andy
Leslie
J. S. Leslie
Col. Heironymus
Sedalia Markets
Greenies
Nashville Poultry Show
Nashville, Tenn
New
Local Association of Breeders and
Foley & Company
Foley Shoney
Magis
Trate Truxel
John Lake
Grancy
Bailey and
Eads
Robert Burton
State Reform School
P Brandt
Stur
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