Goath Lymph Cure Featured From San Antonio Visit
W W Herold writes from San Antonio praising goat lymph therapy and contrasting churches with Sedalia. He cites Dr Pitt of Lone Grove, claims dramatic cures for paralysis, heart disease, tuberculosis, asthma, neurasthenia, and epilepsy, noting Dr King’s role and promising to visit the missions built 1718 to 1732.
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Dr. Pitt
Dr. Pitts
Lone Grove
Tex
Texas
Dr. King
King
Sedalia
Pedalia
Clergy Man Urges Weekly Weddings in St Louis Church
The Rev Charles L Kloss former Kansas City pastor now at Webster Groves near St Louis advocates more marriages among his 300 member congregation noting only about a dozen wed last year. He says maidens should propose if men hesitate and urges at least one wedding each week.
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Juie
Kansas City
Webster Groves
St. Louis
Mr. Kloss
Yale Divinity School
Berlin
Heidelberg
Argentine
Kas
Southwest Tabernacle Church
Twentyfirst
Jefferson
Laying of the Last Rails on River Route
Benton county notes from Warsaw report widening the narrow gauge south from Dampville toward Sedalia to reach broad gauge by summer. Missouri Pacific section labor wages cut to 1.10 daily after January 1, causing small towns’ workers to quit. new men hired in their place.
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Postal Service
San Antonio
Sedalia
Christian Church
Missouri Pacific
Wilson
Dampville
Warsaw
Smithton
Pettis County Rail Developments and Social Commentary
Readable items describe the Boonville to Jefferson City river rail line nearing operation, delays, and local impact on merchants. It notes Missouri Pacific changes, station openings near Sedalia, and a year-end rush to finish the last rail spike. Social opinions by Rev. Kloss promote women’s right to propose, with biographical details. Maintenance and water projects are mentioned for Fort Scott and Tipton, plus pay figures for railroad workers.
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Missouri Pacific
Boonville
Valda
Spring Fork
Fort Scott
Yates Center
Rich Hill
Joe Tack
Fort Scott Monitor
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Tipton Times-Gazette
Miss Jones Holds Noted Sedalian Concert
Miss Marion Elvira Jones with Miss Fay Brown and four local young ladies gave a church concert in Sedalia described as a rare musical treat. The crowd was about half full, and the performance highlighted Jones’s contralto voice and clear enunciation.
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Marion Elvira Jones
Fay Brown
Sedalia
M. E. Church
South
Weather Inspires Outing as Fans Rally for Hog Call
The writer notes a grand day and plans an outing with a lively hog call followed by a casual greeting from W. W. Herold.
Sedalia Steam Laundry Advertises Cleaning Service
The Sedalia Steam Laundry invites customers to improve shirt and collar quality through their laundering process. Located at 216 Lamine Street with two phone lines listed for contact.
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Sedalia
Lamine Street
Economical Laundry Services Emphasize Quality Wages
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry promotes fair pay and high quality work with customer appeals for all laundering needs. The ad highlights balanced pricing tied to service quality and invites calls for any laundry job.
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Longan
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Failures And Bank Solvencies Reported For 1901
New York reports to R G Dun Co show 11002 failures in 1901 with liabilities of 113,092,376 and 74 fiduciary institution defaults totaling 18,018,774, overall 11076 defaults and 131,111,150 liabilities. Manufacturing disasters reached 2441 with 44,960,983 indebtedness and 7965 trader suspensions for 52,060,640.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Laborers and railroad workers listed by department
Ernest Maddox a section laborer at Pi lot Grove. Joe S Snodgrass a b and b depart ment worker at Parsons. Jessie Temple a yard gang man at Greenville. M J Boyten a brakeman at Smithville.
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Ernest Maddox
Pilot Grove
Joe S. Snodgrass
Parsons
Jessie Temple
Greenville
Bold street pickpocket Attempt in Broad Day City
Miss Rose Fritz of Cannon's Grand Central avoided a bold noon theft on Ohio Street when a man claimed a snag on her dress and tried to snatch her pocketbook. Her firm grip thwarted the thief who then fled, leaving by Latour and Sherer’s gallery entrance.
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Rose Fritz
Cannon
Grand Central
South
Harrison Street
Latour & Sherer
Fritz
Coldicure Highlighted As Top Cough Medicine
The advertisement touts Coldicure as the best cough remedy from W. E. Bard Drug Company, emphasizing its efficacy and trusted brand name.
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W. E. Bard Drug Company
Entertainment in honor of Miss Lou Moore in Sedalia
The Cole Camp Courier reports Miss Mildred Moore hosted a lively evening last Monday for Miss Lou Moore of Sedalia. Guests enjoyed games and a literary contest with quotation slips forming full quotes. Miss Blanche Schwald won for arranging the most quotations. Refreshments followed at 10:30.
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Mildred Moore
Lou Moore
Sedalia
Blanche Schwald
Corn Razors Sold At Bard's Drug Store
A full line of corn razors is available at Bard's Drug Store for treating corns and related foot discomfort. The shop advertises a complete set of tools and options for at home care.
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Bard’s Drug Store
Missouri Pacific Agent Drafts Missing Helen Gould Autograph
Mr J C Farrell Missouri Pacific agent received a $250 draft from a Kansas City bank for a saddle horse bought for Miss Helen Gould from J W Barnhill. The document lacked Miss Goulds autograph as expected.
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Pacific
Kansas City
Helen Gould
J. W. Barnhill
Helen
Marshall
Superintendent D Hardy Visits St. Louis Friday Night
Superintendent D Hardy traveled to St. Louis on No 8 Friday night for an official assignment.
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St. Louis
Coldicure Offered At Bard’s Drug Store
Bard's drug store offers Coldicure described as pleasant to take and advertised as a remedy for any cough.
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Bard’s
Widening the Narrow Gauge
Walter L. Morgan, a leading stock shipper and tie contractor, plays a pivotal role in expanding the narrow gauge network, signaling broader railway developments and associated economic impact.
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Walter L. Morgan
Thief Steals Dressed Hog From Katy Repairer Barn
A clever thief visited Samuel G. Graham a Katy car repairer at 1150 East Fifteenth street last Wednesday night and carried off a dressed hog from his barn. Mr. Graham had two hogs salt.
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Katy
East Fifteenth Street
McDaniel Sues Over Estate Partition in Southern Pettis
W. H. McDaniel and others file suit against Burrill R. McDaniel a minor to partition the estate of William Mc Daniels in Southern Pettis.
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Amanda Butcher
Mary E. Benséeter
Jeremiah Greer
Laura Swope
Ida Anderson
George Wasson
W. H. McDaniel
Burrill R. McDaniel
William McDaniels
Pettis
Three Citizens Sentenced for Disturbance of the Peace
Judge Kinsey imposes two day jail terms on Charles Howlett Walter Brown and Robert Brown for disturbance of the peace on Saturday.
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Charles Howlett
Walter and
Robert Brown
Kinsey
Sheriff Adair Advertises Stolen Mare in Henry County
Isaac Adair sheriff of Henry county reports a dark bay mare stolen on Friday and issues an appeal for information, offering assistance for her recovery.
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Isaac Adair
Henry County
Prosecutor Cashman Makes Houstonia Business Trip
Prosecutor Cashman traveled to Houstonia on Saturday for a business trip.
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Cashman
Houstonia
Bard's Drug Store Brings Manicure and Toiletry Supplies
Local Bard's Drug Store offers a wide range of manicure items and toilet goods. Customers can find nail care tools creams and hygiene essentials in one convenient shop.
Toole Comedy Company Comes to Town for Week
The arrival of J. E. Toole and his troupe brings a week of performances including his Conrad in Killartey and the Rhine. This ninth season in the play follows the path of celebrated predecessors and promises popular songs and pathos at 10 20 and 30 cent prices.
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J. E. Toole
Mr. Toole
Conrad
Killartey and the Rhine
Joseph Jefferson
Joseph Murphy
J. K. Emmet
Toole
Minstrels Friday Night Performance Details
Minstrels will perform Friday night on January 10. The event showcases local artists with doors opening at 7 PM and a 7 30 PM start time at the community hall. Proceeds benefit the town youth program.
Elegant Manicure Scissors Sold at Bard’s Drug Store
An elegant line of manicure scissors is available at Bard’s Drug Store. The display emphasizes fine detailing and practical grooming.
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Bard’s Drug Store
Welch Named Deputy County Recorder In Kansas City
Casimer Welch was appointed deputy county recorder of deeds in Kansas City to succeed Richard Costello who resigned. The position pays 100 dollars a month. Welch, a former deputy marshal, supports the Shannon faction of the Democratic party and has ties to messenger service firms. The appointment came at Ninth ward party workers’ request. Welch is a Sedalia native with many local friends.
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Casimer Welch
Kansas City Star
Richard Costello
Welch
Shannon
Democratic Party
Ninth Ward
Boy sustains broken arm after wagon fall in Smithton
The young son of merchant Mr. Bennington of Smithton fell from a lumber wagon on Friday and broke his arm. Dr. Schwabe treated the injury.
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Bennington
Smithton
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John M. Glenn
Ding
Charles L. Kloss
The
Southwest Tabernacle
Congregationalist Church
Kansas
Benton County
Links and
Missouri
Jefferson City
Manaos
Herman Morsman
Valentine
Wilhite
Orially
Gauge
S. W
Miss Jones
O. E. Parsons
Brown Harris
Pro
Bate
Ter
Union
Pettis County
Mr. Gra
Mr. Graham
Stradivarius
Springfield
Guthmann
Frank Arnold
John Tobin
Bexar
San Antonio, Texas
Tyland Wasson
G. W. Barnett
Yours Truly
M. J. Boyten
Smithville
Ohio Street
Cole Camp
Mr. J. C. Farrell
D. Hardy
Samuel G
Graham's
Samuel G. Graham
Costello
County Recorder
Mr. Welch
Cess
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