Railroad News and Hospital Arrivals
A. N. Trumbow leads an extra gang at Wagoner with J. T. W. RR Foster and Deni son a brakeman at Texas. Leslie Montgomery commands an extra gang at Mokane Missouri. Willie Charles leads an extra gang at Jefferson, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Trumbow
Extra Gang
Wagoner
Foster
Denison
Texas
Leslie Montgomery
Mokane
Willie Charles
Jefferson
Automatic Couplers Update at Rail Yard
Superintendent MeeKee's private car No. 111 moved east on No. 6 this morning. Engineer Cole of the Katy returns to work. Engineer G R Spillers of the Katy lays off. Engineer Chappell of the Missouri Pacific takes a lay off. Engineer Ingraham of the Katy is again on duty. J Tierney the Pacific machinist returns from an Eastern trip and visits Buffalo, N Y.
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MeeKee
Cole
Katy
G. R. Spillers
Ingineer Chappell
Missouri Pacific
Ingraham
J. Tierney
Pacific
Buffalo
N. Y
Local Engineers Return to Duty After Layoff
Engineer Burke of the Pacific is laid off. Engineer Mike Maroney of the Katy reports for duty after several days. Rod James of the Pacific boil ershop and Rhody Ingram went hunting fifteen miles west of Sedalia and brought back twenty five rabbits, reporting a good time and ability to shoot.
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Burke
Pacific
Mike Maroney
Katy
Rod James
Pacific Boilershop
Rhody Ingram
Sedalia
Midnight Blaze Destroys Home In Porter Real Estate Area
J R Gosling of 1108 East Thirteenth street awoke to smoke and flames from a flue fire. He escaped through a window as the blaze damaged two rooms and the roof, causing about 1000 dollars in damage with equal insured on furniture and house. A second fire, likely from ash pile cinders, was extinguished nearby as crews returned.
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J. R. Gosling
East Thirteenth Street
Porter Real Estate Company
Mr. Goslin
Goslin
Miss Marion Cockrell to Wed Edson F. Gallaudet in February
Washington report notes Miss Marion Cockrell daughter of Senator F L Cockrell of Missouri will marry Edson F. Gallaudet son of Dr Edward M Gallaudet on February 14 at the Church of the Covenant. The event promises to be a premier social affair with over a thousand invitations.
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Washington
Marion Cockrell
FL. M. Cockrell
Missouri
Edson F. Gallaudet
Church of the Covenant
St. Louis
Anna Ewing Cockrell
Gallaudet
Edward M. Gallaudet
Philadelphia
Wine of Cardui Promises to Strengthen Weak Organs
An advertisement touts Wine of Cardui as strengthening weakened organs, regulating derangements, preventing conception, and aiding childbirth. It claims to restore weak functions and shattered nerves, urging purchase and private treatment at home, and suggests Thedford's Black Draught for digestive disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardui
Cardus
Thedford
Louis Miller Dies in Benton County at 68
Louis Miller aged 68 a pioneer Benton County resident died at his home six miles southeast of Cole Camp from heart trouble. He was stepfather to John Cordes of Kroencke Cordes and to Mrs Charles Eckhoff. Father in law to Edward Keipper. Relatives notified by telephone. funeral planned for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Miller
Benton County
Cole Camp
John Cordes
Kroencke & Cordes
Charles Eckheott
Edward Keipper
Cordes and
Keipper
Miss Clara Whistler Stricken While On Duty
Miss Clara Whistler of the Missouri and Kansas Telephone company fell suddenly ill while on duty at the central office. She was taken home on South Lamine street in a carriage and by noon today her condition was reported worse with severe head pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Whistler
Central
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company
South Lamine Street
Miss Whistler
Sedalia Lodge to Meet Friday Evening
Masonic Sedalia Lodge No. 236 A. F. and A. M. will hold a regular communication Friday evening January 2 at 7 30. All Masons are cordialy invited to attend. C T Whisman W M K K E Codding Secretary
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Sedalia Lodge No
A. F
A. M
C. T. Whisman
W. M. Kk
Regional Auction Notes Across Oklahoma and Adjacent States
Auction details cover Oklahoma and Indian Territory with numerous points in Texas and scattered sites in Wyoming South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Colorado New Mexico Arkansas and Louisiana. Sales occur on the first and third Tuesdays each month at half rate plus $2 with use instructions for particulars.
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Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Wyoming
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Arkansas
Louisiana
Holiday Round Trip Fare Offer
A railway company announces a special holiday fare to all points within 200 miles from December 24 and 25, 1902 and January 1 1903. One round trip fare applies, with minimum ticket price of 50 cents and return validity through January 2, 1903.
State Teacher's Meeting Round Trip Fare Plan
One fare for the round trip on the certificate plan. Tickets to be purchased December 26 to 30 1902.
Farm loans at 5 percent with partial payment options
Pon Pettis county realty offer carved by J H Bothwell attorney at Sedalia National Bank Building. Advertises $1,000 and up at lowest rates and best terms on farm loans with 5 percent interest and partial payment privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis County Realty
J. H. Bothwell
Sedalia National Bank
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