City Council Allocates Sewer Plant Work and Alley Paving
The adjourned session disposes of major business. William F Hall wins the district 20 sewer contract to be completed in 100 days. R F and D H Dean secure the alley paving between Lamine Massachusetts and Fifth Sixth Streets. Police fines total 214.75, weighmaster receipts 255.90, December tax take 26779.35. Fire chief authorized to buy a horse for the department.
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Massachusetts
Fifth
Sixth
R. F
D. H. Dean
Joint Meeting of Woodmen Unites Two Local Camps
Two Modern Woodmen camps Russell No 2065 and Sedalia No 5570 held a joint meeting in Wooimen hall near Dow Drug Store. Candidates named were George Norwood T J Carney J H J P and C W Thompson. A committee F L Ludemann S M Hodges and N Shear will arrange the joint installation with Royal Neighbors at Russell camp hall soon.
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Russell
Sedalia
Wooimen Hall
Dow Drug
George Norwood
T. J. Carney
J. H
J. P
C. W. Thompson
F. L. Ludemann
S. M. Hodges
N. Shear
Russell Camp Hall
St Joseph May Stay In Western League Next Season
President O'Neill of the Western League indicated in Omaha that St Joseph may remain in the Western League next season. A plan to retain the St Joseph franchise and add a new eight club circuit was discussed at the Chicago meeting.
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Omaha Neb
O'Neill
Omaha
Chicago
St. Joseph
Western Association
Western League Association
Boone County Judges and Sheriff Arrive for Pettis County Visit
A delegation including Boone County judges and Sheriff Ates arrived with Presiding Judge J. S. Bedford and Judge S. N. Woods to Pettis County. The group aimed to discuss local legal matters and coordination between counties.
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Boone County
Yategeneeral
J. 5. Bedford
5. N. Woods
Ates
Sette Arriv
Pleasant Surprise as Laundry Delivers Ironed Flat Work
A Pleasant Surprise describes a local laundry offering family washing at 25 cents per dozen with ironing of flat work included at no extra charge. CHAS. VAN ANTWERP, proprietor, invites readers to send next bundle with guaranteed work.
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Monarch
Kindergarten Opens on Broadway and Quincy Streets
Miss M White opened her kindergarten school on Broadway and Quincy streets with a well attended first session. She has many pupils and is fully capable of guiding their training.
Hall's Gold Coin Coffee Sparks Buyer Demand
Advertises Hall's Gold Coin Coffee with grocery buyers showing strong demand. Claims satisfaction guaranteed and a price of 25 cents per pound, promoting value and consumer interest.
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Hall
Sedalia Rail Timetable Changes Inbound and Outbound
The Sedalia timetable lists East and West bound trains with departure and arrival times, noting revised connections to Kansas City, California, St. Joseph, and Dover routes. Through freights 695 and 696 are scheduled, with No. 603 through to Kansas City and No. 608 arrival adjusted to 9.45 p m.
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St. Louis
St Louis
Kansas City
East Yards
California-St. Joseph
Kansas City Express
St. Joseph
California Express
Sedalia
Rick
Dover
Waverly
Malta Berd
Marshall
Missouri Kansas and Texas Train Departures and Arrivals
A timetable listing arrival and departure times for Missouri Kansas and Texas trains on multiple routes. It shows daily frequencies and exceptions for various services including way freight and Kansas City division trains with times ranging from early morning to late evening.
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South Sound
Kansas City
Philippine Railroads Move Toward 1200-Mile Island System
Secretary Taft backs a plan for more than 1200 miles of rail lines in the principal Philippine islands. Bids on about two thirds of the lines opened in Washington and Manila, with work expected soon. The project aims to boost commerce, unify diverse peoples, aid mineral and agricultural development, and strengthen ties with the United States while potentially accelerating freer trade relations.
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Taft
Philippines
New York Tribune
Washington
Manila
I Islands
MCCO Blend Worth Buying for Rich Flavor
MCCO is praised for its rich flavor blend that stands out among coffees. The message suggests a rare, high quality coffee experience that surpasses ordinary choices.
Perilous Stagecoach Adventure in Oregon Mountains
Superintendent Vaille of the U S mail service recounts a near fatal stagecoach crash on the Roseburg to Myrtle Point run. After a night tumble 35 feet to a log and a later plunge to Middlefork rocks, two wheel horses were killed and the coach damaged while survivors, including Vaille and Mr Whitney, sustained injuries.
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Vaille
United States Mail Service
Oregon
Springfield Republican
A. B. Wallace
Roseburg
Myrtle Point
Mr. Whitney
Local Candy Prices and Selections Listed for Sale
Advertised chocolate candies including Good Chocolates in seven kinds mixed per pound and assorted Mixed Candies at 29 to 30 cents per pound with 10 cent fancy boxes. Mixed Nuts and shells offered by weight with almond pretzel filbert pecans and shelled almonds at varied prices.
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Alge Os
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted as Throat Remedy
Arlington Pharmacy advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as the best throat and lung remedy for coughs and colds. It stresses quick relief and prevention of serious illness.
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Kennedy
Ww’. E. Bard Drug Co
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Maitley's MCCO Coffee Endorsed by Buster Brown
A notable signature appears as Buster Brown endorses Maitley's MCCO Coffee with a declaration of collective use. The note emphasizes shared consumption and brand preference for the group.
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Maitley
MCCO
Buster Brown
Hawaiian bonds planned for 7.5 million dollars
President Roosevelt approved a plan by the Hawaiian government to issue bonds totaling 7.5 million dollars for public improvements. Secretary Atkinson is in New York arranging the sale. Hawaiian authorities cited an ad valorem assessment of 132,924,100 and total bonded debt of 3,874,000.
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Roosevelt
Atkinson
Territorial
New York
Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock
Cornerstone data and the town's rare data collector
Deputy Sheriff Stevenson collects materials for cornerstone boxes in Bloomington. He packs contents for the county courthouse public library Livingston building and park structures and soon for a park pavilion. The boxes weigh 15 pounds and include newspapers trade catalogs and items detailing daily life for future generations.
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Bloomington
America
The
Chicago Daily News
Stevenson
County Court House
Livingston
Creole planter’s wage terms mock laborers in New Orleans
A student recalls a Creole planter offering work with daily pay options of $1.25 with board or $1.50 without. He quips a grim line about eating the workers if they accept the lower wage, illustrating language play and labor dispute echoes in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Reward Offered for Arrest of Vandal Pair
Thieves Stierlin Music Co offers a five dollar reward for arrest or information leading to the arrest of the pair or parties guilty of destroying the company property. Details of the incident are not provided.
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Thiebes-Stierlin Music CO
Market Summary for Hogs and Cattle on Wednesday
Open high and low prices for wheat corn oats and hogs across Chicago Kansas City Omaha and St Joseph with hogs five cents lower in several cities. Chicago hogs quoted five to five and a half for light and heavy hogs up to five fifty nine with estimates of forty thousand hogs in Chicago on Wednesday.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Joseph
Szdalia Market Prices Mixed For Farm Staples
Market list shows prices for hay baled timothy dairy products and grains. Prairie hay priced at 9 to 10 dollars per ton while Timothy hay stands at 12 dollars per ton. Other items include potatoes per bushel at 60 cents corn meal 0 cents sorghum 4 to 6 cents and various flours per cwt around 2.10 to 2.70. Spring chickens and geese duck prices are listed with feathered geese at about 64 to 66 cents per unit and ducks higher.
Peace Disturbers Fined In City Court
Elza Conn and Albert Splinter were arrested last night by Deputy Constable Elmer Smith and arraigned this morning in Justice D Kinsey's court. Each was sentenced to five days in the county jail after being charged with disturbing the peace.
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Elza Conn
Albert Splinter
Elmer Smith
Court of Justice
D. Kinsey
State Tribune Changes Hands in Jefferson City
The Jefferson City Tribune is now owned by Harry Edwards who bought it from J. G. and B. E. Leslie and O. L. Moore. Edwards plans a new press and plant improvements and formerly served as secretary to Secretary of State Sam B. Cook.
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Jefferson City Tribune
Harry Edwards
Messrs
J. G
B. E. Leslie
O. L. Moore
Edwards
Sam B. Cook
Japanese Sampan Built in Hawaii for Fishing
Japanese fishermen in Hawaii constructed a sampan modeled on an ancient Japanese design from about 500 B C. They fitted a gasoline engine to the craft and use it for fishing.
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Hawaii
Japan
Kidney Cure Sold by Arlington Pharmacy
A kidney or bladder trouble can always be cured by using Foley's Kidney Cure in time. Sold by Arlington pharmacy.
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Arlington Pharmacy
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