Forfeits Franchise Force Failure to Meet Guarantee
Jefferson City reports a stock company forming with 2000 capital to maintain a Missouri Valley League baseball team. Secretary James Lay returned a $100 draft from F A Hornaday due to lack of funds, effectively ending local efforts as the guarantee shortfall halted organization, coaching, and support.
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Jefferson City
Jefferson City Republican
James Lay
First National Bank of
Fort Scott
Missouri Valley League
Lay
Pittsburg Favored For Franchise In City Vacancy
Speculation centers on which town will receive a franchise to fill a vacancy. Pittsburg Leavenworth Kansas City Kas and Oklahoma City all seek the award. Pittsburg’s inducements may secure the franchise while a straw drawing could favor Kansas City at Mr East's home near the Kaw River.
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Jefferson City
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Leavenworth
Kas
Oklahoma City
Kast
Weather outlook with rain and cooler weekend
Rain possible tonight with a chance of Saturday showers. Cooler conditions expected Saturday, especially in the northwest portion tonight.
Burglars Strike White & Cook in Sweet Springs
Burglars entered the White and Cook meat market and grocery in Sweet Springs last night and secured several checks and about 15 dollars in cigars tobacco and candy.
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White & Cook
Sweet Springs
Sis
Fought Duel With Guns In Plainville Town
Owen Booker a Plainville businessman was shot in the back and head by William Buckley who fired from behind at twenty yards Booker fired back. Buckley was struck in the right arm as the pair fought a bloody confrontation leaving both men badly hurt and under physician care. The feud stemmed from Booker ordering Buckley from his business earlier that morning.
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Washington
Ind
Owen Booker
Plainville
Here
William Buckley
Booker
Buckley
Magnates Confer Over Joplin Sedalia Player Case
Manager Joseph of the Joplin baseball club met Dr. W. J. Ferguson of Sedalia to discuss the Allen case. President Shively warned that Allen must be negotiated with Sedalia to play for Joplin this season. Allen is reserved for Sedalia. Joseph acknowledges advancing Allen $50 and defends no injustice, relying on Allen’s word.
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Joseph
Joplin Baseball Club
W. J. Ferguson
Sedalia
Allen
Shively
Joplin
Ferguson
Manager seeks free signing for Sedalia and Joplin
Mr Joseph desires Allen to join Joplin with Sedalia, a move likely to affect baseball next season. Further negotiations may occur, but results remain uncertain. Manager Joseph has signed only Roedel at present.
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Joseph
Sedalia
Allen
Joplin
Roedel
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward
A historical advertisement offers a $100 reward for an incurable catarrh case. It proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and lists endorsements from local wholesalers WEST TRUAX WALDING KINNAN MAR VIN. The copy touts internal action and 75 cent price with testimonial availability.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
Ball Blue detergent offer in bold ad style
An old newspaper ad promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry aid in a large 2 oz package priced at five cents. The copy emphasizes quality and value for cleaning needs.
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Red Cross
Coal Train Raid Sparks Settlement Call in Centralia
Centralia UK January 16 The raided coal train from Areola consisted of cars loaded at local mines and sent to Illinois Central railroad The fuel agent claims the coal was not delivered and directs Arcola residents to Pittenger Davis for a settlement The price named is 2 50 per ton and raiders expressed satisfaction with the deal
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Centralia
Areola
Thellinois Central Railroad
Arcola
Pittenger & Davis
Will of Mary Bradley filed in probate court
The will provides for payment of debts and funeral expenses with the remainder to daughter Mrs. Mary Marguerite Bradley. Letters of administration on the Ed Adams estate were refused and the estate turned over to the widow.
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Mary Bradley
Mary Marguerite Bradley
Ed Adams
Dr Miles offers free 4.00 treatment samples to readers
Franklin Miles offers 4.00 worth of his new treatment free to each reader as proof of success. testimonials from notable figures and patients are cited, claiming cures after many doctors failed. readers are urged to request a Copywrighted Examination Chart and send for the treatment details from 203 to 215 State Street Chicago Illinois.
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Franklin Miles M.D. LL. B
Chicago
Miles
J. P. Ross
Rush Medical College
N.G. Parker
South Carolina
A. M. Tucker
N. Y
L. E. & W. System of Railways
Franklin Miles
State Street
Ill
Flood to Manage Brooklyns Named Captain Timo Flood
Denver report states Timo Flood formerly of St Joe Western league has been named captain of the Brooklyn team for the coming season by President Hanlon. Flood will accept and is to meet the Brooklyn squad in Augusta Georgia.
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Denver
Colo
Timothy Flood
St. Joe
Hanlon
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Adagio Club entertains guests at Latimer home
Miss Mildred Latimer hosted a afternoon event at the Latimer home on East Broadway for Adagio Club members and invited guests. Flo Glenn won the club prize a piece of cut glass while Ethel Collins received a guest prize. Visitors included Miss May Hawkins and Mesdames West Hawkins Mackey and Kahn.
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Adagio Club
Mildred Latimer
Latimer
East Broadway
Flo Glenn
Ethel Collins
May Hawkins
Mesdames West
Hawkins
Mackey and Kahn
Nehemgar Club Meets. Alaska Talk Led By Dr. Bronson
The Nehemgar club met with Dr. Bronson presenting the evening paper on Alaska. At the next meeting Prof. R L Netherton will discuss Present Traces of Superstition and Folk Lore.
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Bronson
Alaska
R. L. Netherton
Opening of new town of El Ber Ta Texas
The town of El Ber ta Texas opens with low fare excursion January 20 1905 via M K T railway one fare plus 2.00 round trip tickets valid 21 days. Missouri Trust Co of St Louis backs the town and sale of lots begins January 22. For details contact James Barker G P Be KB & DE Be Lowis Mo.
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EL Berta
Texas
Missouri Trust Co
St. Louis
James Barker
G. P
Lowis
Wanted Men for Government Service Careers in Sedalia Area
Three young men from Sedalia and vicinity are invited to prepare for positions in the Government service. Apply to Inter-State Correspondence Institute Cedar Rapids Iowa. Also wanted men to learn barber trade with steady practice, free work, expert instruction, wages after shop experience. Tools provided board supplied. Catalog mailed free Moler Barber College St. Louis Missouri.
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Sedalia
Inter-State Corres
Cedar Rapids
Moler Barber College
St. Louis
Wanted Competent Cook at Good Wages
Help wanted for a capable cook at J. Frost Waddell location YIT South Grand. Competitive pay offered and steady work for skilled chef.
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J. Frost Waddell
Wanted a white girl for household work
Classified brief seeking a white girl for general housework with a steady position. Apply at the Sentinel office for details.
Experienced bread moulding helper wanted
Wanted an experienced helper on bread who knows how to mould bread. Apply at R. the Sentinel.
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the Sentinel
Wanted to Buy Fifty Fresh Cows at Once
Advertises a purchase request by Dr. T. E. White and Archie Aeeyes at E. W. Stevens barn seeking fifty good fresh cows immediately.
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T. E. White
Archie Aeeyes
E. W. Stevens
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Beauty For Women
An advertisement by W. E. Bard Drug Co. touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy to transform homely women by enhancing beauty through this product.
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Rocky Mountain
W. E. Bard Drug Co
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Claude East
Sterting Remedy Company
New York
Indiana
THE
Nehemgar Club
Thirteenth
Ingram
Sixth
Massachusetts
Sentinel Office
Cash Wood Yard
Q. C
F. M. Gearhart
Eth. and
Osage
Great Republican Paper of America
Globe-Democrat
Home Journal
the Daily
OBE
Democrat
Globe Printing CO
St. Louis, Mo
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