Local notes and visits in Morgan County area
Community tidbits list local interests including Hill's Business College Sedalia students Will Self Jr visiting Sedalia. visits from Reuben Gentry Frank and Sam Kidd. M B Coleman adverting lard and bacon prices. Morse Real Estate loans. Miss Edna Nicholson visiting St Louis. various residents visiting kin and attending events. delegates to State Federation of Labor from Sedalia. regional travel to St Joseph. and notable residents visiting from Lamonte Warrensburg and Washington DC.
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M. B. Coleman’s
Will Self, Jr
Hill's Business College
Sedalia
Morgan County
Charles LeFever
Morris Real Estate Company
Ohio Street
Edna Nicholson
John Lister
St. Louis
M. B. Coleman
S. M. Lamberth
Linn
C. C. Lawson
Katie Building
Bell Telephone
Bessie Babcock
Frday
Normal
Charles Hartenbach
P. J. Jamerson
Mr. Neely
St. Joseph
State Federation of Labor
E. T. Behrens
Maude O’bannon
Lamonte
C. H. Parrish
Pleasant Green
Herbert Agee
Jewell Morris
Robert Thompson
Dora Wood
Warrensburg
Central Business Col
Local People and Visitors Return or Move On
West Broadway sees Miss Hazel Shelton depart for Kansas City after a week with her uncle J. C. Shelton. Sheriff Wm. Koenig of Boonville travels to Otterville. Students Rodes Gentry and Miss Alice Zimmerman head to Columbia to resume at the state university. Various locals take new posts and trips, including George Major joining Marshall-Howe Hardware, Arthur Ritchie at Gallie Lumber, and Emma Layman planning Hill's Business College plans in Casey Illinois.
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Hazel Shelton
Kansas City
J. C. Shelton
the Elks
Wm. Koenig
Boonville
City
Otterville
Charles Rodes
Dick and
Reud Gentry
Alice Zimmerman
Columbia
The
State University
George Major
Marshall-Howe Hardware Epany
Windsor
Arthur Ritchie
Gallie Lumber Company
Edith Blosser
Butler
Elegant heating store reduces price to $29
Sunday sale update for F. Taylor Cain's heating store cuts price from $40 to $29. The price has dropped by $1 daily for eleven days and will drop by another $1 per day until stock is sold.
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F. Taylor Cain’s
Candy shop ad offers mixed candy and taffy
A local ad promotes homemade candy at three pounds for 25 cents and sugar taffy including peanut for 10 cents. Corner Fifth and Ohio is listed as the location with Boyst as proprietor and two phone numbers ending 218.
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Corner Fifth
Ohio
CC. Boyst
Clerk Returns License For Man After New Marriage
Circuit Clerk Hall issued a marriage license to a man who had previously taken out a license to marry another woman on March 1. The first marriage was declared off, the old license returned unused, and a new license issued.
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Hall
Man Refuses Insurance Offer for Woman to Stick
A man does not provide payment or insurance for a woman to stick, leaving uncertain support and prompting questions about motive and consequences.
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West Main Street
Brighton
Messrs
Reuben Gentry
Frank
Sam Kidd
H. Bunce Stephens
Taylor
Merchant Norfleet
Excelsior
Versailles
Dr. Jacoby
West
Cobb
Edna Crenshaw
Kansas
Frank Kidd
the State University
Lelia Kidd
Walter Mitchell
Pittsburg
Kas
Hillis Carpet Company
Ennis Courtney
Hol
Jonathan Chambers
Centertown
W. J. Letts
J. A. Hawkins
Makers’ Union
Lege
J. S. Maddox
Pilot Grove
George Buckley
Lucy Pugh
Cliff Heard and Daughters
Washington, D. C
John
McGowan's
Ohio St
Hartsote & Plaix
Mart
Ochartner
America
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Stein, Block & Co
Odds and
Wilson Bros
Er Jhart
Schaffner
Orr
Coats
the Bell
Adier
Ing
Albert Kahn
T. Heard
Hazel Whistler
Boston
Lamine
Emil Seifert
J. M. Cannon’s
New York
O. H. Tiede
Emma Layman
Casey, Ill
Hill’s Business College
R. J. Howe
East Fifth Street
S. R. Barfield
Josephine Barfield
Statesman
Chas. E. West
Gino
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