Columbia Big Stock Co. Opens Week in Sedalia at Wood's
The Columbia Big Stock Co. brings new repertoire to Wood's opera house in Sedalia starting Monday January 7 for one week. Led by Fred erick and Minnie Seward, the troupe promises top press and local manager praise. Sunday features the labor play A man of the people with vaudeville between acts, offering 10 20 and 30 cent continuous performances. The bill includes Johnston and Stanley sketches, Serviss and Calvert song illustrators, J Bart Jonson, Rizona serpentine and fire dancer.
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Columbia Big Stock Co
Wood
Opera House
Sedalia
Frederick
Minnie Seward
West
Johnston and
Stanley
Serviss and Calvert
J Bart Jonson
Railroads Set Low Rates for Reserved Seats This Week
Ten or more Reserved Seats priced at 1.00 1.50 and 2.00 Boxes 15.00 Sale begins Monday January 8 at UP ticket office Kansas City Missouri Mail orders receive prompt attention A stage will be erected in the hall for all to see and hear Kronberg Local Manager
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UP Ticket Office
Kansas City
Ss. Kronberg
Mgr
Ohio Street
Sedalia Democrat
T. L. Mutinix
Hill's Practical Business College Advertised
Hill's Practical Business College offers stenography and bookkeeping training with Gregg shorthand teaching. Modern methods and low terms aim to fit pupils for responsible positions. Day school starts after January 1st at 403 410 Ohio Street up stairs.
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Gregg
Ohio Street
Local Social Notes Highlight Illicit Oyster Socials
Nev. and Mrs. Hill host M. E. church members and friends at 505 Osage Street. Mrs. N. J. Porter entertains guests in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McLean of Detroit. Anna Petts, daughter of Capt. Petts, visits Rev. Plannett before returning to Hardin College duties in Mexico. Clio club and Rocking Chair club hold meetings with readings and reviews at Sneed and Barrett homes.
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Nev
Mrs. Hill
M. E. Church
South
Osage Street
N. J. Porter
East Seventh
J. R. McLean
Detroit
Mich
Anna Petts
Capt. Petts
Warsaw
Plannett
Mexico
Hardin College
Clio Club
Sallie Potter Sneed
Quakers
Miss Hoffman
Hugh Wynne
Raymond
Beiler
Rocking Chair Club
J. R. Barrett
John Ruskin
To Close Out, Hickory Nuts At Candy Palace
Item announces closing sale of 25 bushels Hickory nuts priced at 20 cents per peck at the Candy Palace.
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Candy Palace
East Sedalia Baptist church votes on officers and roles
The East Sedalia Baptist church held its annual officer elections with R A Stanley as treasurer and W Q O Stanley as clerk. Sunday school and B Y P U posts were filled, and Ladies Aid Society officers for 1900 were elected. state cereal shipments exceeded prior egg and poultry sale cash.
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East Sedalia
Minnie Raymond
Fannie Woolery
Julia Eisenman
George Smith
Frank Cabaniss
C. A. Buchanan
Bessie Amos
Sallie Routt
Thos. Money
Manlove Smith
Oliver Stanley
M. J. Smith
Ella Stevens
Myrtle Kinsey
Ollie Kinsey
Claudia Askren
W. O. Stanley
Lottie Brunk
Minnie Routt
A. Fischer
Ladies’ Aid Society
East Sedalia Baptist Church
J. M. Plannett
Chas. Hoffman
Arch Campbell
L. Bauer
Health Culture expands to monthly under new editor
Health Culture, published for five years as a quarterly, becomes a monthly under W. R. C. Larson M D. The January issue includes practical dietetics and articles on flesh meat, mental causes of disease, health resorts, liver functions, facial massage for wrinkle prevention, and an editorial on worry as an epidemic. Also notes Cuba as a winter resort and book notices. Price 10 cents per issue or $1 a year. Address 503 Fifth Ave New York. Demands a Divorce. James H. Miller sues Mollie Miller for abandonment. Henry J. Logan and Dr Tal McConnell consolidate drug stores in Lamonte as Logan McConnell.
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Health Culture
W. R. C. Larson
M. D
Larson
Felix L. Oswald
Mertice MacCrea Buck
California
S. W. Dodds
C. E. Page
Ella van Poole
Cuba
Cole Camp Dramatic Co Presents Tony The Convict
The Cole Camp Dramatic company staged Tony The Convict last Thursday to a large appreciative crowd. The Sedalia paper predicted a dramatic climax, and the Courier deemed the performance the finest amateur drama seen in Cole Camp.
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Cole Camp
Sedalia
Tony
the Courier
Is the Killing of an Incurable Patient Justifiable
Judge Simeon E. Baldwin of Yale and Connecticut's supreme court affirmed a right to end life when desired and a physician's authority to hasten death for incurable illness in an address at Saratoga. He said only when disease is incurable should a doctor yield to requests for death. A veteran surgeon recalled a cruel case in which he gave chloroform to ease a dying soldier.
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Simeon E. Baldwin
Yale Law School
Supreme Court of
State of Connecticut
Saratoga
Dangerous Friction Rumor Haunts Burned Building Loss
An insurance adjuster visiting a Massachusetts town to settle a fire loss hints the blaze may stem from friction. He suggests friction arises when a $10,000 policy is taken on a $5,000 building, prompting debate and caution among locals.
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Massachusetts
Weill
The Enthroned Hen Confuses Missouri Corn Benchmarks
A fragment notes Missouri corn fails to reach ten-spot levels, suggesting low performance or mismeasurement amid agricultural reporting. Other phrases indicate a humorous or cryptic context about corn ranking and quality.
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Wood's Opera House
Jewels meVich
F. Taylor Cain
W. Main ST
Insurance
Reynolds & Reynolds
John Kaiser
Victor J. Evans & CO
Evans Building
Washington, D. C
DR. T. Felix Gouraud
L.ayre
L Ady
Hautton
Gouraud
T. Hopkins
Great Jones Street
New York
United States
Canada
Europe
New York City
R. H. Macy’s
Wanamaker’s
Paderewsk
Convention Hall
Kansas City, Mo
Hill’s Practical Business College
Riverside
Acorn
Peninsular
Talanhane
Fifth Ave
James H. Miller
Mollie Miller
Henry J. Logan
Dr. Tal McConnell
Lamonte
Gon Thi Battle
Sale
A. L. Dickman
Ohio St
Missouri
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