Sedalia Council Keeps Vetoes On Opera House and Coal Law
The 1908 Sedalia council sustained Mayor Babcock's vetoes on the opera house ordinance and the coal weighing rule. Officials discussed lighting at Grand avenue crossing, city finances, and reports from fire police and street departments. The Six Mile Road District tree plan and a Six Mile amendment were approved. a new opera house license fee and coal weighing rule passed.
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Wartime Help Wanted Classifieds In Sedalia Area
Three young men from Sedalia seek government service positions. Classifieds offer general housework, furnished rooms, a cook for Central hotel, and a boy with a pony for a paper route. Local notice cites Inter-State Correspondence Institute and Sentinel office calls.
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