Election of Directors at Citizens National Bank
The Citizens National Bank in Sedalia elected stockholders W H Powell George G West Elias Bixby W Moore N N Parberry J V Marean John J Yeater W Kutchinson W Gibson J D Crawford J H Hogue Curd Petty Adam Ittel to the new board. The board will meet Saturday to elect officers for the year ahead.
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Ohio Street
Carrie McClure
Mleminesburg
George Heard
Citizens’ National Bank
W. H. Powell
George G West
Elias Bixby
W. @. Moore
N. N. Parberry
J. V. Marean
John J. Yeater
W. Kutchinson
W. G. Gibson
J.D. Crawford
J. H. Hogue
Curd Petty
Adam Ittel
Senator Cockrell opposes retirement of Captain Hobson in Senate
In the Senate yesterday Senator Cockrell defended Captain Hobson against a special act to retire him. He argued retirement without old age or disability contradicts board determinations and government pay, and warned against subsidies to shipping while Americans resist foreign trade demands. Democratic State Senators rejected Frank Farris, signaling lobby limits though Farris remains a member with reduced influence.
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Senator Cockrell
United States Senate
Hobson
Navy
Morgan
Alabama
Senate
Cockrell
United States
Frank Farris
Farris
Cuban sugar protections and tariff tensions in fifty seventh congress
The piece notes 11 to 3 cent per pound Cuban sugar protection for beet sugar makers and complaints from Republicans about the rate. It questions profit motives, predicts no Mines Bureau under commerce and labor, cites beef price drops not lowering retail costs, Guam seeking 40000 for improvements, and accuses the Fifty seventh Congress of keeping high tariffs due to Dingley schedules.
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Dingley
Elect Officers Named by Emmet McDonald D C Ladies
Emmet McDonald lodge of the Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. W. F. Hansberger's home yesterday and elected officers for the ensuing year with Mrs. Hansberger serving as president.
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Emmet McDonald Lodge
Daughters of the Confederacy
W. F. Hansberger
Ladies club officers listed in local report
Mrs W H Powell serves as first vice president with Mrs A B Moore as second vice. Mrs C H Rider is corresponding secretary, Mrs George Mackey records, and Mrs J A Collins handles treasurer duties.
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W. H. Powell
A. B. Moore
C. H. Rider
George Mackey
J. A. Collins
Zinc ore theft sparks big trouble in Joplin
An organized gang is stealing zinc ore in Joplin raising alarms. The St Louis World questions whether legislative convening influenced the recent big wind storm. A Kansas City teacher faces fines for slapping a pupil.
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Joplin
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri Notes and Local Gist in Brief
A Missouri roundup notes Nevada man selling cows on easy payments, a Jefferson City trip by Henry Hardup for political prospects, a Shakespeare club rummage sale in Moberly, barber shops ordered shut on Sundays by Prosecuting Attorney Redding, St Louis hospital crowding, Dust and his wife in a jail and bed issue, and Kansas Topics lampoon Ed Howe of Atchison Globe with a neighborly warning.
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Missouri
Henry Hardup
Jefferson City
St. Louis
St. Joe
of Dust
Dust
Mr. Dust
Kansas
Kansas City Journal
Ed Howe
Atchison Globe
Rocky Mountain Tea Advertising Slogan
A brief drugstore ad notes beauty attributed to Rocky Mountain Tea. It mentions 35 cents and is attributed to W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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Rocky Mountain Tea
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Ex Speakers of the House Weigh on Next Congress
The death of Mr Reed leaves only three former speakers still living Galusha A Grow longtime gav el wielder and current member J Warren Keifer who presided in 1881 and John G Carlisle who served 1883 to 1889 inclusive The retirement of Speaker Henderson and ex Speaker Grow means the next congress will lack an ex speaker for the first time in many years
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Reed
Galusha
A. Grow
J. Warren Keifer
John G. Carlisle
Henderson
Grow
Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure for Blood and Skin Diseases
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for ulcers eczema scrofula blood poison and skin diseases. It offers a free sample and medical advice by mail and claims 30 years of testing with a $1 per bottle price. Sedalia retailer W E Bard Drug Co carries it.
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Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
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Sedalia Sentinel
Sedalia Sentinel Company
C. F. Kirby
George H. Scruton
Walter J. Brill
Bell Queen City
J. R. Baldwin
Sentinel
Sedalia, Mo
Sedalia and
Pettis County
Bazoo
IS@s
Bureau of Mines
Department of Commerce and Labor
Guam
Woodd
Edward E. Rice
Wallack’s Theatre
N. Y
J.C. Warren
Q.C
East Fifteenth Street
Secalia, Mo
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Nevada
Moberly
Shakespeare Club
Joplin Nen
Redding
Frisco System
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
Birmingham
Memphis
Passenger Traffic Department
Commercial Building
Saint Louis
Ady
Prem
St Louis
Wwe
Ana Tiasttnhinege
San Francisco
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W. E. Bard
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