Columbia Stock company packs Temple Theatre sets box office record
The Columbia Stock company performed to a packed Temple Theatre with standing room only and a total paid admission of 1442, reportedly breaking all prior house records. Manager W. M. Sauvage notes the show was strong and suggests the current week will be very prosperous for all involved.
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Temple Theatre
Columbia Stock Company
W. M. Sauvage
Temple
Evening Republican
Alton
Ill
First to Be Fined in Police Court Year
James Wheeler, colored, was the first person fined in police court this year. He paid $3 for being drunk but received a stay on good behavior from Judge Burress. A. R. Lewis, a drunk farmer, failed to appear though under a 50 dollar bond. it is believed he thought no legal business could be transacted on New Year’s.
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James Wheeler
Burress
A. R. Lewis
Columbia Big Stock Company Opens With Week of Plays
The Columbia Big Stock company performs all next week starting Sunday matinee with high class plays. Continuous shows feature electrical effects and special scenery. Prices are 10 20 and 30 cents with matinee prices at 10 cents.
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Columbia Big Stock Company
Modern courses in stenography and bookkeeping offered
A program aims to fit pupils for responsible stenography and bookkeeping positions using Gregg shorthand and budget bookkeeping. It promises up to date methods and very low terms, with day school starting after January 1 at 403 410 Ohio street up stairs. A girl is wanted for general housework at 1321 south Osage. apply at once.
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Gregg
Ohio Street
South Osage
Beta Sigma Omnicon Cotillion Ignites Gregg's Hall
Society notes recount a Beta Sigma Omnicon cotillion at Gregg's hall with about 30 couples led by Mr and Mrs John T Snitzler. Stag dance featured eight men including Leon Barnard and Phil Lamm, punch poured, favors were spoons flowers and New Year cards, list of attendees includes Edna Morris Nina Harris Gertrude Maltby Alyce Miner Nelle Harris Mary Curran and many more.
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Gregg’s Hall
Beta Sigma Omnicon
Sedalia Society
John T. Snitzler
Leon Barnard
Phil Lamm
John Montgomery
Dick Hungerford
Tom Stilwell
Johnny Gass
Frank Kidd
Lionel Latour
Edna Morris
Nina Harris
Gertrude Maltby
Alyce Miner
Nelle Harris
Mary Curran
Aa Davis
Mary Glass
Mae McDougall
Blanche Imhoff
Daisy McGowan
Florence Scott
Ethyl Perdue
Ethyl Collins
Mabel Hain
Jennie Morey
Anna_ Rohner
Florence Floyd
Hortense Hansberger
Lil Poteet
Cliff Aughe
Helen Demuth
Annie Neal
Pearl Baird
Edna Crenshaw
Lucille Brown
Flora Glenn
Besse Doyle
Mary Temple
Nannie Gentry
Lucy Gentry
Mabel Smiley
Mabel Bolton
Bilye Stephens
Gertrude Hudson
Edna Chilton
Rose Whitton
Irene Blair
Ti Me Dougall
Bess Ingram
Rose Waddell
Ethyl Roemer
Flo Antes
Bess Babcock
Eula Harris
Elliott Yost
Ella Gentry
Kansas City
David Thompson
Will Igenfritz
Chas Reuben
Dick Gentry
Chas N. Barde
Len Gold
Will Shirke
Will Glass
Guy Patterson
Sellers
Mark Antes
Menefee
Paul Huckins
Tom Fletcher
Birch McCurdy
Holmes Hall
C B Wallace
Sedalia Ball Fashions Featured At Pierian Event
The Sedalia costumes include Miss Ethel Fults in red organdie with black velvet trimming and flounced skirts, Miss Majorie Johns in white Paris muslin with lace flounces, Miss Mabel Bieler in canary silk bengaline with duchess lace trim, Miss Edith Faulhaber in blue organdie with brown marten fur, Miss Opal Stewart in white Paris muslin, and Miss May Small in black silk tissue with jet net tunic. Also noted are prizes, refreshments, music, and social visits in nearby towns as well as engagements and an upcoming Second Regiment band ball in Warrensburg.
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Jefferson City
Ethel Fults
Majorie Johns
Paris
Mabel Bieler
Edith Faulhaber
Opal Stewart
May Small
Keller and McDowell Wed in Huckins Hotel Parlor
Lookout residents Mr Clinton W Keller and Miss Bessie McDowell were married at 1 30 p m New Year s Day in Huckins hotel parlors with Rev King Stark of Lamonte officiating. The groom is a prosperous farmer and has been married twice before. The paper notes New Year s Day dining by Mr and Mrs H Wood and lists several guests from Kansas City Syracuse Sedalia and Georgetown. The Ladies Musical club meets at the YMCA hall at 9 30 a m tomorrow and there will be extra rehearsals for the open session at the Christian church next Tuesday night. C C Lawson hosted guests H K Bente at his West Seventh home.
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L.A . Sayre
L Ady
Hautton
Gouraud
Ferd
T. Hopkins
Great Jones Street
New York
United States
Canada
Europe
New York City
R. H. Macy’s
Wanamaker'’s
Clinton W. Keller
Bessie McDowell
Lookout
Huckins Hotel
King Stark
Lamonte
H Wood
Emma Sitlington
Kansas City
Woodie Banks
Syracuse
Lucy Weimer
Sedalia
Frances Hughes
Messrs Reese
Sterrett Hughes
Frank Ford
Georgetown
Ladies’ Musical Club
Steele
Christian Church
To Cure LaGrippe in Two Days Hints
Customer guidance promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a two day cure for la grippe. The ad promises money back if not effective with W E Grove's signature on each box and a 25 cent price.
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Grove
Vincent Terry Stricken With Paralysis in Kansas City
W O Terry of Lamonte reports his father Vincent Terry has been stricken with paralysis at his home in Kansas City and is in a precarious condition.
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W. O. Terry
Lamonte
Vincent Terry
Kansas City
Gentry Chas and Lamm Return to Columbia Study
Rube Gentry and Chas Gentry along with George Lamm and Phil Lamm left this morning to resume studies at Columbia after spending the holidays with their parents here.
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Rube
Gentry
Chas
George
Phil Lamm
Columbia
Teir
Dr Miller's Cough Bitters Endorsed by Servant Harker Co
A brief patent remedy note promotes Dr Miller's Cough Bitters as a root and herb based cough remedy. The Servant Harker Drug Co. endorses its use, urging readers to try it and let it work.
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Usi Ag
Mrs Will Cloney Improves After Severe Illness
Mrs Will Cloney is reported improving following a severe illness. The update comes from family sources and reflects steady recovery.
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Will Cloney
Endorsement for Foley's Kidney Cure from North Carolina resident
J A Lambert of Rachel North Carolina writes that Foley's Kidney Cure does what is claimed and there is nothing equal to it. A A McGowan adds endorsement praising the product.
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J. A. Lambert
Rachel, N. C
Foley
McGowan
Sentinel Seeks Bill Heads Statements and Cards for Print
Readers are invited to submit bill heads statements and card notices for publication in the Sentinel. Submissions should be concise and clearly identified with the sender’s name and contact information for verification.
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the Sentinel
How to be a great orator and royal pretenders emerge
A discussion on mastering oratory from Sen Host notes and a Tanglian survey of Tonga’s ancient rulers. It includes tales of Tui Tonga power, graves on Tongatabu, and a Paris pretender Jules I who laments misfortune, rents, and lack of royal burial honors amid French political doubt.
Youthful German Emperor Noted for Reserved Demeanor at Ilfracombe
The present emperor of Germany stayed long at the Ilfracombe hotel in North Devon about 20 years ago and was disliked for extreme hauteur toward others. One exception was the Tunnel swimming bath attendant who daily greeted him. The prince finally acknowledged the greeting, and the custom became established.
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Germany
Ilfracombe Hotel
North
Devon
Tunnel
London
In the Wrong Place
A brief Philadelphia Record item notes a tailor altering a suit with new wrinkles, joking that changes should avoid drawing attention to the back center.
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Philadelphia Record
The Mystery Solved by Adam and Smith Comment
A Spare Moments quip notes Adam tiring of naming descendants and declares all others to be called Smith, a witty simplification of lineage naming. The line frames a humorous twist on family surnames.
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Adam
Smith
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