Local notices and ads from Taylor area page
Lard at M B Coleman sells for 16 cents a pound. Prunes priced at 5 cents per pound. The Boston store adds a balcony over 500 square feet. Private loans via C C Lawson rooms 101. Get stove bargains and 106 West Main street for goods. Red Cross Ball Blue two-ounce packages cost 5 cents. Attendees listed from Houstonia and surrounding towns at Fred Ringe funeral in Sedalia. After Y P S C E meeting at First Congregational church, a social with light refreshments. Names include G L Morris wife M s J i Matthews, Newton Todd, Lodema, J W Harris, etc. Phone 144 for lard ordering and Bell Telephone 467 reference.
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M. B. Coleman
Taylor
G. L. Morris
M.s. J
C. C. Lawson
Atie
Bell Telephone
First Congregational Church
Boston
Kreisel Visits Sedalia Roots Near Poplar
Walter J. Kreisel of Sedalia visited his parents near Poplar and stayed at Hotel Cobb before returning to the Prairie city. A railroad will be built next summer from Osceola to Monegan Springs, with 553 acres already purchased including the springs and hotel, as rights of way are sought. Cattle and horse losses from poisoned fodder and corn are rising rapidly.
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Walter J. Kreisel
Sedalia
Poplar
Cobb
Prairie City
Osceola
Monegan Springs
Rabbit killings and church fundraiser in Missouri item
Jno Friemen killed 107 rabbits near Houstonia yesterday continuing a series begun two weeks earlier with 122 rabbits in the same neighborhood. M B Coleman advertises dry salt bacon at 10c a pound. Calvary Episcopal ladies plan a dollar entertainment on February 22 at Mrs H A Pratt’s West Broadway home to explain how funds were earned.
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Jno
Friemen
Houstonia
M. B. Coleman
Calvary Episcopal Church
H. A. Pratt
West Broadway
Commer
Cattle Lost In Alexander Township Report
Last Friday John W. Gurie of Hogles creek Alexander township lost six head of cattle while neighbor Daniel Warden also reported two. The animals were in good condition and would have sold at about $30 each.
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John W. Gurie
Hogles Creek
Alexander Township
Daniel Warden
Notable kills and exams in Cole Camp region
Henry Nutmeyer on the M D Moore sr farm northwest of town killed a six foot six and a half inch gray eagle last week. Ross Hathaway of Warsaw passed an excellent postal railway clerk exam with a 99.6 percent score. Wash Howery, while hunting east of town, killed a large gray wolf that was with another of its kind and suspected of preying on farmers stock.
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Ross Hathaway
Warsaw
Board of Examiners
the Times
Wash Howery
St Louis Mystery: Cooper Murder Rocks City
The murder of Alexander Dean Cooper treasurer of Graham Paper in the Vista Bathroom yesterday morning stuns St. Louis. Cooper, a wealthy family man, has several suspects under arrest as investigators pursue the hour's sensational case.
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Alexander Dean Cooper
Graham Paper Company
Vista
St. Louis
Cooper
Coyotes Gather in Paradise Valley for Large Sheep Roundup
A territorial coyote convention forms around sheep camps in Paradise Valley north of Phoenix. Sheep losses mount as up to 150000 sheep are sheared this winter. ranchers plan a large round up with horsemen dogs and greyhounds to hunt coyotes and protect livestock.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Paradise Valley
Violin Virtuoso Camilla Urso Dies in New York At 60
News from New York reports the death of violin great Camilla Urso at age sixty in an infirmary. Born in France to a Sicilian father and Portuguese mother she rose to fame on international stages and later taught in brief touring years.
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New York
Adelina Patti
Camilla Urso
Milla Urso
Chicago
Frederick Leure
France
Salvator
United States
Woman Stage Director Mrs Haswin Visits In Kansas City
Thursday's Kansas City Journal notes Mrs. Carl A. Haswin wife of the famed "Silver King" is guest of friend Mrs. Theodore Gowdy at 345 Woodland avenue. She directs plays for the Lion's Heart company though not acting this year.
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Kansas City Journal
Carl A. Haswin
Theodore Gowdy
Woodland Avenue
Haswin
Lion’s Heart” Company
Seville Homes Highlight Moorish Charm and inner Courts
Walter Williams describes Seville Spain noting its Moorish style homes built around central courts. The houses have up to two stories with simple street fronts, iron gateways, dingy vestibules, marble courts, fountains, flowers, and a summer-house patio protected by movable awnings. An arcade surrounds the lower level with a porch above opening into rooms. The writer visits the home of son Jacobo Ce.
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Seville
Spain
Petio
Jacobo Ce
Missouri Pacific Plans Holden Street Improvements
A strong rumor says Missouri Pacific will undertake extensive work at Holden street crossing. Officials discussed lowering the grade east and west of the depot and possibly building a viaduct over the right of way to ease the hill and reduce stalling.
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Missouri Pacific Improvement
Missouri Pacific
Holden Street
The Dizzy Turn on the Missouri Pacific Route
The dizzy turn on the Missouri Pacific west of Fort Scott ends at Salina where no turntable exists. Using a Union Pacific Y the train makes a complex turn described as one and a half turns. The four mile run requires opening and closing seven switches and a chart guides crews.
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Missouri Pacific
Fort Scott
Salina
Union Pacific
Crosby
Governor Dockery Pardon Bad Luck Causes Backlash
The governor laments pardons failing as three of five beneficiaries return to prison on new crimes. He notes some offenders prefer confinement, citing a tale of a young man urging his brother to act so he can be imprisoned, highlighting a troubling dynamic.
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Dockery
Meeting in Jefferson City Attended by State Leaders
President Kirk of the Kirksville normal was a guest of the Nehemgar club on the way to Warrensburg. At noon today Professor Kirk and State Superintendent Carrington passed through to attend a State Reading Circle board meeting. They were joined by Superintendent Buchanan, a board member.
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Mal
Nehemgar Club
Warrensburg
Normal
Kirk
Carrington
Jefferson City
State Reading Circle Board
Buchanan
Life with Jenny Brightens a Dusty World
A short verse notes life holds sorrows yet the speaker remains rich through love. Violets blossom amid hardship as the speaker cherishes a smile from Jenny. The lines praise Jenny's uplifting influence and enduring affection.
National Go Carts Arrive For Show at Lodge & Staley
National Go Carts have just arrived at Lodge and Staley and are ready for viewing. Call to see the new models and features.
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Lodge & Staley
Thornton Harris marital ceremony in Rose, Eas
H M Thornton Missouri Pavific telegraph operator at Rose Eas and Wavie Estelle Harris daughter of Charles Harris East Eleventh street were married at high noon today. The ceremony was witnessed by relatives and friends and followed by a splendid dinner.
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H. M. Thornton
Missouri
Rose, Eas
Wavie Estelle Harris
Charles Harris
East Eleventh Street
Drill Lost Deep at Waterworks Warrants Joplin Recovery
A drill used in drilling a wet at the waterworks vanished last night at a depth of 500 feet. The company was sent to Joplin for machinery to recover it.
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Joplin
Lamonte Woman Visits. Jefferson City Trip Mentioned
Mrs Samuel Conway of Lamonte visits friends on Thursday. Superintendent G V Buchanan departs noon for Jefferson City on business. A Katy dispatcher Peterson receives a daughter Thursday January 22.
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Samuel Conway
Lamonte
Penn
Peterson
Katy
Local Folks Distant News and Passages
Frank DeBold leaves Tuesday with an excursion party over the Illinois Central for Cuba. Miss Kate Connor of Lamonte has returned home after visiting relatives here. James McCurdy died Thursday at Walnut Springs Texas of pneumonia at age 60 with relatives in the area. Mrs Sherman Hall and her son of Lamonte visit Landlord A J McMillin and his family at the Commercial hotel.
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Frank DeBold
Illinois Central
Cuba
Kate Connor
Lamonte
James McCurdy
Walnut Springs, Tex
Archibald Ingram Dies at 72 in Springfield Bank Leader
Archibald Ingram president of the Springfield Missouri Savings Bank died in Springfield yesterday at age 72. He was a brother of the late B H Ingram of Sedalia, Missouri.
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Archibald Ingram
Springfield, Mo
B. H. Ingram
Sedalia
Sunday business-open cases dismissed in Rogers court
The cases against Albert Kahn and the St. Louis Clothing Co. for keeping their stores open on Sunday were dismissed in Judge Rogers' court today for lack of evidence.
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Albert Kahn
St. Louis Clothing Company
Rogers
Return of Younger brothers to Missouri Likely
Minneapolis dispatch reports it now seems likely the Younger brothers will be allowed to return to Missouri. Many lengthy petitions for their complete pardon are arriving at the State pardon board.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Missouri
State
Hub to Move to Ponca City on State Border
The Hub will relocate February 1 to Ponca City Oklahoma on the Ponca Osage border. Osages are described as the richest tribe. the site praised as first class. Friends of Bloch and Levy wish them well in the new location. Walter Latimer died in Kansas City of typhoid fever yesterday. He managed National Brokerage and bred Shorthorn cattle. He was brother to W A Latimer cashier of the Third National Bank, who left for Kansas City with his wife this morning.
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Ponca City
Okla
Ponca and
Osage Reserva
Messrs
Bloch and
Levy
Walter Latimer
Kansas City
Mr. Latimer
The
W. A. Latimer
Third National Bank
This City
Miss Kate Monroe Attends Tipton Musicale and Local Charity Event
Miss Kate Monroe of Tipton arrived for a musicale tonight while Mrs Brown and Miss Jones hosted a Twentieth Century library party for Calvary Episcopal church debt. The gathering featured a pink decor, a program by Mrs Charles Bard and Miss Irma Collins, and recitations by Mrs H A Pratt with refreshments served. The funeral of Fred Ringe was held at 230 South Prospect this afternoon, hosted by Houstonia lodge No 329 I O O F, with Rev Frey Pfeiffer officiating and pallbearers A F Patterson Claud Grubbs J C Longan W L Black M T Henderson and G L Morris.
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Kate Monroe
Tipton
Brown
Miss Jones
Calvary Epicopal
Charles Bard
Fred Ringe
South Prospect
Houstonia Lodge
Frey Pfeiffer
German Evangelical Church
A. F. Patterson
Claud Grubbs
J. C. Longan
W. L. Black
M. T. Henderson
G. L. Morris
Winter excursion rates to South and West resorts
Effective October 15 1901 the South railways place excursion rates on sale to winter resorts in the South and West. Agents are to provide full information on available routes and prices.
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Western Railway
South
Meyer's Bakery Expands Bread Production
Meyer's Bakery bakes more bread now than ever as demand rises across the city. The shop notes increased sales volumes and sustained production to meet customer needs.
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Meyer’s
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J. W. Harris
Bunceton
P. S. Hensell
J. B. Cartwright
Hughesville
Warsaw Times
Bryant-Tewmey
DAY Goods CO
Fourth and Ohio Sts
H. L. Sewxi1
Lafayette
Tex
R. W. Traney
Albuquerque, N. M
Mus
A. K. Mills, Jr
Boonville
Matt. & A Co
Cisne Aven Sr. Lowis
Cole Camp Courier Notes
Henry Nutmeyer
M. D. Moore, Sr
Sible
Arizona
Cape
Shepard
Paris
New York Philharmonic Society
Pero
Guadilquivir
Columbus
Velasquez
Murillo
Rome
Cordova
Rowe and Hamilton
Gay
Walter Williams
Columbia Herald
President Kirk
Kirksville
Jenny
Frank L. Stanton
Thornton-Harris
City News
Supt
G. V. Buchanan
Tional Brokerage Company
Irma Collins
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