Personal notes of visits and travel across regions
Local readers record numerous movements including Mrs M W Cadle returning from Kansas City, Miss Pattl Tracey visiting from Kansas City, and Col R L Harriman en route to Oklahoma for stock sales. Others travel to Am61lia Smithton Milwaukee Versailles and St Louis for business, lectures, or visits. Olive Martin changes jobs in city. Hazel Human returns to Fulton and William Woods for studies.
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Smithton
Pattl Tracey
Kansas City
Elizabeth
Stevens
W. J. Seosis
Leonard Gold
Versailles
I. H. Fuller
Lamonte
Sweet Springs
Kittie Doyle
Coffeyville
Kemmerly
Warrensboro
Col
R.L. Harriman
Oklahoma
H. J. Tierney
Katy
Parsons
Kan
St. Charles
Miss Olive Martin
Hail-Kibby Dry Goods Company
John T. Collins Furniture and Carpet Company
Second
Ohio Streets
Frank Gross
J. A. Lamy Manufacturing Company
Pleasant Hill
L. and S
Missouri Pacific
W. H. W. Rosing
Missouri Pacific Sytem
G. W. Smith
Hazel Human
Lu. Human
Fulton
William Wood Colege
Margaret Carter
W H Cloney Indisposed and Claims Cure
W H Cloney reports a severe cold lasting several days cured in one night after inhaling Myrhail fumes. He declares the remedy effective and endorses it in his note.
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Will
Lone Printer Wins Eight Hour Strike
A lone Typographical Union striker named Ed Strich won the eight hour struggle in his shop yesterday. He returned to work after a brief stint as his own picket and ended up sharing tobacco with his employer by warmth of the fire. The scene ended with the employer offering eight hours plus tobacco as a concession.
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Ed Strich
Strich
Peter Pehl Reports Relief From Ills with Myrhol
Peter Pehl, long troubled by calabvh and a severe cold, credits Myrhol with relief. He states the remedy is the best he has ever used for these ailments.
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Peter Pehl
Entertainment Postponed At Calvary Church Parish Hall
The Friday night event at the new Calvary church parish hall is postponed due to illness among several performers.
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Calvary Church
Court of Appeals Rules Against Railroads in Livestock Delays
Kansas City January 9 Four opinions from the Court of Appeals affect livestock shippers. Three deny damages against the Wabash railroad for transit delays while one clears the railroad of liability since market value was not affected by the delay. Judge Johnson notes only acts of God public enemy unavoidable accidents sudden business influx general strike or shipper negligence excuse delays. Cowan of Texas travels to Washington to report on the railroad rate question. cattle growers interstate committee funds aid the American Stock Growers' executive committee.
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Kansas City
Court of Appeals
Wabash
Johnson
S. H. Cowan
Texas
Washington
Senate
Cowan
Aengthy
American Stock Growers’ Association
Cattle Growers’ Interstate Executive Committee
American Stock Growers’ Execuive Committee
Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad bond sale plan
Report says the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad arranged to sell a sizable bond block to Speyer & Co. to clean up the car trust and other debts. After obligation completion the company may show 10 percent earnings on preferred stock, fueling market strength amid rumors of a potential large railroad acquisition.
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New York
Jan
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Speyer & Co
Car Trust
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Baltimore and Ohio 128 mile run reaches 100 mph
A Garrett Indiana dispatch reports a Baltimore and Ohio special train achieved nearly 100 miles per hour at several points in a test run from Garrett to Chicago Junction Ohio. The 128 mile trip took 126 minutes with General Manager Fitzgerald and Vice President Potter aboard.
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Garrett
Ind
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago Junction
Fitzgerald
Potter of the Road
Ithe Special
Family Tragedy Closes F W Cole’s Chapter
George Cole, Katy engineer, returns home from Beatrice Nebraska after learning his brother F W Cole died of Bright's disease before reaching his bedside. The piece notes regional railroad policy changes including Tucson division first in, first out layover and altered fare collection by Santa Fe. It mentions 2000 hoboes camped between Deming and Albuquerque and new snow shed construction for the Southwestern line at Alamogordo.
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George Cole
Katy
Beatrice
Neb
F. W. Cole
Bright
Tucson
Southern Pacific
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Southwestern
Alamogordo
Stoskmer Discuss the Rate Question
The second annual convention of the American Stock Growers association opened in Denver Colorado with focus on railroad rate issues. The meeting highlighted the impact on western cattlemen and the association's plan to address the topic at length this morning.
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American Stock Growers’ Association
Denver
TO WED TEXAS LADY
The marriage of Mr. Harry Yanow and Miss Rose Milgrom will be celebrated this evening at the Jewish synagogue in San Antonio Texas. Guests include the groom's mother Mrs J Yanow of Omaha and his aunt Mrs J Waldman of Sedalia. They will tour briefly then reside at 320 West Fourth Street.
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Rose Milgrom
San Antonio
Texas
J. Yanow
Omaha
Neb
J. Waldman
Sedalia
Waldman
West Fourth Street
Funeral of J. E. Willis Attended by Many Relatives
The funeral for J. E. Willis, who died Sunday night at his home on South Grand Avenue, was held at 6:30 this afternoon at the First M. E. Church with Rev. S. Martin officiating. Many sorrowing relatives and friends attended, and interment followed in the city cemetery. Pallbearers were Wilson, W. A. Fast, Morris Harter, R. Collins, J. W. Kennedy, and R. D. McCubbin.
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J. E. Willis
Hig Home
South Grand Avenue
M. E
Martin
Messrs. Wilson
W. A. Fast
Morris Harter
A. Collins
J. W. Kennedy
R. D. McCubbin
Geronimo Takes Eighth Wife in Apache Lodge
Lawton Oklahoma January 9 Geronimo the Apache warrior and scout aged 76 has married for the eighth time. Mrs Mary Soto an Apache widow aged 58 became his wife during the Christmas holidays. the union was publicized only yesterday. Two years earlier Geronimos seventh wife had died.
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Lawton
QO. T
Geronimo
Mary Soto
Temperance study finds young German drinkers in Thuringia schools
Berlin reports temperance researchers documenting alcohol use among German schoolchildren. In a class of 49 in Thuringia, 38 drink wine, 40 drink schnapps, all drink beer, with girls showing high wine and schnapps consumption. A East Prussia town Otfersburg sees brandy in pockets. nine year old boys sent home drunk.
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Ofrelsburg
East Prussia
Minnesota Municipal and Commercial League Opens Annual Meeting
About 200 delegates from across Minnesota attend the Minnesota Municipal and Commercial League meeting at the old capitol in St. Paul. Mayor welcomes attendees, with remarks by Vice President Leslie Weller and reports to come from the secretary and treasurer. Insurance Commissioner T. D. O'Brien to speak on life insurance. evening banquet planned. Three sessions tomorrow and two on Thursday.
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St. Paul, Minn
Jar
Minnesota State Municipa and Commercial League
St. Paul
Leslie Weller
A. Rosing
Delver
T. D. O'Brien
Missouri and Gintine cases open Missouri court
The criminal court in California opened with two cases on the docket. State of Missouri vs Arch Linville for assault on a young girl was continued to the next term. State vs John Gintine for highway robbery in the first degree began after jurors with ties to the parties were excused. Gintine's trial may last three or four days with about fifty witnesses. Judge Martin of Boonville presided. A large docket will fill the week. McGinley sells Maltby MCC Coffee roasted daily.
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Martin
Boonvile
Parsons Electric Street Railway Franchise Granted
Parsons Kansas January 9 The city council granted a franchise for an electric street railway to R C Rawlings. The line will be part of a system spanning 100 miles and serving nearly twenty towns in southeastern Kansas.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Parsons, Kas
R. C. Rawlings
Kansas
Push Rocky Mountain Tea Along Promotion
A brief promotional verse urges steady advocacy for Rocky Mountain Tea, calling for persistent, strong endorsement and frequent messaging to push the product. It emphasizes repeated, confident promotion.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
J. H. Johnson Sells MCCO Coffee Fresh Roasted Daily
Local retailer J. H. Johnson advertises MCCO Coffee roasted fresh each day. Shop highlights include daily batches and a focus on aroma and quality for morning customers.
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J. H. Johnson
MCCO
Commodore Vanderbilt Retires From Seawanhaka Yacht Club
New York January 9 The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club will hold its annual meeting this afternoon at Rear Commodore Hastings residence where Commodore W K Vanderbilt Jr retires not seeking another term E C Benedict nominated by trustees is expected to be unanimously chosen to become commodore for a second time previously serving as commodore in 1905 and vice commodore in 1904-05
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Frank S. Hastings
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
E. C. Benedict
Onedia
Commodore
Benedict
Vermont Maple Sugar Makers Meet In Burlington
The Vermont Maple Sugar Makers Association begins its thirteenth annual meeting in Burlington with an informal conference and reception. Today members conduct routine business, hear industry papers, and view a dairy exhibition with prizes. The Vermont Dairymen's Association opens its annual meeting as a large dairy event continues. The Ladies Auxiliary plans a public meeting tonight with Governor Bell delivering the main address.
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Burlington
Vermont Maple Sugar Makers’ Association
Vermont Dairymen’s Association
Governor Bell
Hall's Gold Coin Coffee Sells For 25c
Advert says Hall's new Gold Coin coffee is the best on the market at 25 cents. It urges readers to give it a try and buy it.
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Hall
Rented Pews at Sacred Heart Church Highlight Sunday
The annual pew rental at Sacred Heart church occurred during Sunday services, with receipts $200 higher than the previous year. E. C. McGurren paid the top price of $60 for a two seat pew.
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Sacred Heart Church
E. C. McGurren
Railway Freight and Baggage Men Meet Opens in Lancaster
The biennial convention of the Grand Division of the Brotherhood of Railway Freight and Baggagemen of America opened in Lancaster, with President Robert P. Neil delivering the annual address. Delegates from across the country attend as three days of sessions begin.
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Lancaster Fa
Grand Division
the Brotherhood of Railway Freight and Baggagemen of America
Robert P. Neil
Buckley Fined One Dollar In License Bail Case
John L. Buckley was arrested on a charge of conducting a billiard and pool hall without the required license. He was arraigned in Justice W. E. Conner's court and fined one dollar and costs.
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John L. Buckley
Court of Justice
W. E. Conner
Smithton Woman Breaks Arm in Fall
Mrs. L. Ferguson aged resident of Smithton sustained a fracture of her right arm above the wrist in a fall Saturday. Doctors Albers and Page treated the injury. Mrs. Ferguson is grandmother to Gry Gibson, a Missouri Pacific Conductor in this city.
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L. Ferguson
Smithton
MCCO Coffee Sells Fresh Roasted Daily
W. J. Letts advertises MCCO Coffee sold daily as fresh roasted product.
Vigoral Health Flour Promotes Superior Hard Wheat
Selfish motives aside, Sedalia merchants tout Sweet Springs Big S Flour and Vigoral Health hard wheat flour as preeminent. The ad claims Vigoral Health yields lighter bread and offers a money back return if not superior, urging customers to try it and buy from first class dealers.
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Sedalia
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E.c.dewite & Co
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Bard Drag Co
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