Grand Lodge to Meet Here for A U W Gathering
Over 600 A. O. U. W delegates expected February 20 in Sedalia. Plans center on showcasing a new high speed typesetting machine and hosting arrangements with Grand Master Workman W. H. Miller due to preside. Sedalia peers highlight past founder John Jordan Upchurch and lodge officers discuss initiation class and member accommodations.
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Grand Lodge
Sedalia
Amity Lodge
Equity Lodge
Workman
C. Montgomery
M. W
G. B. Cummings
L. C. Leiter
A. J. Hogan
T. C. Holland
Samuel Sprecher
D. C. Patton
Louis Rast
David Emrich
P. C. Burford
Sedalia Rebekah Lodge installs officers at gathering
Mrs Redwine of Sedalia helped install officers at the Rebekah lodge meeting held Tuesday night in this city. The event drew a large turnout and strong interest as noted by the California Democrat. Rev John Logan of Sedalia continues revival meetings in Warsaw and are well attended with his thoughtful preaching.
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Sedalia
John Logan
Katy Shop Report for 1899
Repaired items listed in the 1899 Katy shop report show repairs completed on various goods. The document notes repairs performed at the Katy store with details on the type of items and conditions addressed.
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KATY
Fire Insurance Men to Meet in Sedalia
State association of Farmers County Mutual Fire Insurance companies to convene in Sedalia on February 6 and 7 with over 150 delegates expected. L. C. Littlefield and Jas S. White arranging accommodations. program features addresses by Sedalia and Missouri leaders, and discussions on insurance topics including risks, education, and uniform policies.
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Messrs
L. C. Littlefield
Jas. 5
White
Messrs. Littlefield and
Accom
Qualification of Officers and Solicitors in Columbia and Monroe City
The notice lists topics on qualification of officers and solicitors presented by Hon. J. R. Rippey of Columbia and Hon. W. S. McClintic of Monroe City. Details include proceedings, dates, and the scope of qualification inquiries.
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W. S. McClintic
Monroe City
Capital Offer to Develop Benton's Mineral Wealth
Information from Cole Camp indicates growing optimism about mineral payments at Hanbury. Hoover & Young's improved hoisting machinery heads to the mine as Indiana investor cousins of the ex vice president offer to sink more shafts, with potential funding of 150000 dollars.
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Hoover & Young
Indiana
Gained $40,000 In One Month Are Phenomenal
A claim of earning forty thousand dollars in a single month is highlighted as phenomenal. No verifiable context or supporting details are provided. The text emphasizes the rapid financial gain and questions its impressiveness.
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H. Harrison Simpson
Pilot Grove
Pettis Democrats Endorse Steele for Congress in Seventh District
Pettis County Democratic central committee declares William D. Steele the best nominee for Congress in the Seventh District. The endorsement highlights Steele as a strong campaigner and leader, praising his past Democratic service and urging the district to nominate him. The statement includes committee rosters and notes Pettis County's improved tax collections and fiscal management under the county court.
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Pettis County
Steele
Congress
William DP. Steele
Byard and Guenther's Sedalia Caterers Dominate Dining
In Sedalia the Byard and Guenther's restaurant business is described as a reliable, popular choice. The piece notes their abundant seasonal delicacies and meals praised for good judgment and fine cooking, highlighting the no doubt appeal of their service.
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Sedalia
Byard & Guenther’s
Ferris Wheel Foreclosure Sues Company Over 300 Bonds
Foreclosure proceedings begin against the Ferris Wheel company for 300 bonds totaling 300,000 dollars after claims of insolvency. Judgments around 30,000 dollars are already entered, with the World's Columbian Exposition company holding 8,001 dollars worth.
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Chicago
Lil
Ferris Wheel
Ferris Wheel Company
Missouri Mule Demand Boosts Prices in St Louis Market
George O. Smith of St. Louis reports rising demand for Missouri mules as he buys stock in the city. Mules now fetch from 45 to 65 dollars per head while horses also bring higher prices than before.
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George O. Smith
St. Louis
The Harp That Hung and Isaac Balance’s Troubles
The Sentinel recounts Isaac Balance once more, noting his alias Dinglebritz and a $10 fine by Police Judge Burnham for vagrancy after returning to Kansas City. Once a street organist, he pawned his instrument to finance drink, sang loudly when urged to stop, and faces workhouse detention if the fine remains unpaid. A burglar also raided Dorn & Cloney’s laundry, taking several collars.
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Sentinel
Isaac Balance
Sedalia
Isaac
Kansas City
Journal of Yesterday
Dinglebritz
Burnham
Dorn & Cloney
How to Get Good Roads Practical Talk by Judge Bothwell
Judge Bothwell presents a practical discussion on Missouri road needs and improvements. He traces road history from ancient paths to modern systems in Europe and notes that good highways support commerce and community convenience.
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Missouri
Europe
South America
Peru
America
England
France
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
Midland Savings loan officer trades 380 acre farm north of Dresden
H. L. Gray receiver for Midland Savings and Loan Association trades a 380 acre stock farm located 2 1/2 miles north of Dresden to W. L. Porter for the Axtell monetary worth. The real estate transfer appears in the active listings segment.
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H. L. Gray
Midland Savings and Loan Association
Dresden
W.L. Porter
Axtell
Georgetown Debating Society Votes on Cuba Annexation
The Georgetown Debating Society decided that Cuba must be annexed after a vote. Harvey Dow and Prof. D H Clements supported the affirmative against U SF Sargent R A Dow and Alex Dow. Judges were T J Everhart and Misses Sue Elmore and Nell Annette. Officers elected: H W Dow president Chas Shephard vice president Miss Sallie Erskine secretary Miss Annie Marsh assistant secretary D H Clements treasurer Walter Summers sergeant at arms Squire Hughes attorney.
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Georgetown Debating Society
Cuba
Harvey Dow
D. H. Clements
U. SF
H. W. Dow
Chas. Shephard
Sallie Erskine
Annie Marsh
Walter Summers
Squire Hughes
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Engineer
Rebekah
California
Democrat
L. C Littlefield and
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The
State Association of Farm
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W. S. McClintrec
John L. Wigton
the Sentinel
Pettis County Mutuals
Thos. Day
Lewis Station
Rouse
W. B
Flowers
Meadville
James K. Shouse
Knox City
J. C. McManima
P. H. Taylor
Harrisonville
M. K. Cartright Welch
T. J. Rice
Leatner
John S. Senior
Stokely
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance
A. Shiel
Burlington
Hon
G. W Barnett
County Mutuals
W. L. Shouse
Shelbina
T. J. Rice, Leatner
Chas. E. Yeater
Live Stock Insurance, Co
W. Nuss
Tina
J. C. Custer
Greencastle
W. K. Rhoades
Carrollton
James S. White
lLamonte
Ed T. Crear, Jeffer
Son City
Geo. W. Fry
Laredo
John Bevan
New Cambria
Hugh Tudor
A. Longly
Guthrie
Ance Companies
Hon. J. R. Rippey
Columbia
Devel
Op Benton
Cole Camp
Hanbury
Pettis County Tax
Cracy
Sev
Enth Congressional District
the Sentinel Today
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Pettis
Democratic
William D. Steele
Rosse
Gray
Sam Rosse
Gress
Belle Hutchinson
Phil E. Ott
George M. Pemberton
J. C. Culp
Edward Bahner
J. S. Driver
John Hyatt
T. C. Franklin
Chas. Carroll
R. E. Guthrie
W. E. Miller
E. W. Stevens
D. W. Stephens
Douglas Hewitt
A. L. Haggard
D. S. Brown
B. W. Gorrell
T. J. Buckley
B. D. Clark
J. M. Pepper
M. Durrill
R. C. Fisher
John McFarland
John J. Lowry
John W. Baldwin
Pettis Co
Democratic Central Committee of
D. E. Kennedy
William Courtney
Theo. Dreutzel
W. H. Noftsker
Byard & Guenther
Judge Bothwell
Missouri Industrial Organizations
Vermont
Midland Co
Bedford Shobe
Sixth
Kentucky
Chas. E. Ewing
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