Citizens' ticket debated by Sedalia leaders in club report
A Sedalia editorial extracts a Business Men's club committee report urging a non partisan Citizens' ticket for mayor and aldermen. Citizens from each ward would nominate, with parties asked to indorse. other offices elected in usual方式. Local reactions from J M Cannon Rev F R Hill Jr Charles Hoffman and others are summarized.
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Business Men’s Club
Sedalia
The
Sentinel
F. R. Hill, Jr
Fifth Street
M. E
Charles Hoffman
Citizens’ Ticket
Buchanan
East Sedalia Baptist Church
George K. Mackey Endorses Citizens' Ticket
George K. Mackey states support for the Citizens' ticket, expressing belief in its goals and candidates. He urges voters to consider the platform and reforms proposed by the slate.
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George K. Mackey
Citizens’ Ticket
Christian Loyalist Converts to Evangelist as Publication Ends
The Christian Loyalist announces its transfer to the Christian Evangelist of St. Louis in this month's issue. Rev. Melvin Putman explains the cessation of the Christian and underscores motives of editorial time limits and mission support while urging readers to support the Evangelist and continue subscriptions.
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The
Christian Evangelist, of
St. Louis
Christian Evangelist of
Sedalia
Retail Grocers Association Action From Cleveland Convention
The National Association of Retail Grocers of the U S acted at its Cleveland convention January 16 18 on a matter described as businesslike with spares and gifts announced. Topeka Kansas reports in its January 23 issue that William Cransfield J S Sproat Thos Hanley Charles Adams and E Holcomb members of the Topeka Butchers and Grocers association returned last Saturday from Cleveland.
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National Association of Retail Grocers of
U. S
Mis souri Pacific worker injured by moving mail engine
M Y Christian of Tug Wilson's roustabout gang at the Missouri Pacific shops was knocked from a track while leveling cinders and dangerously injured. Engine No. 245, on duty with the last mail from the east, backed to the cinder pit under Hustler Love.
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M. YV. Christian
Tug Wilson
Missouri Pacific
Hustler Love
Christian
Lorenzo Snow in new light as forum head in amnesty petition debate
The article notes Indiana congressman Landis assails Lorenzo Snow as prophet and signer of a church amnesty petition, while detailing church leaders and family ties. It then shifts to Missouri Pacific matters, including wage talks, an accident tale of Harris De Hass, and hospital arrivals at Katy Hospital, with further notes on shopmen, a library vote, and train service updates.
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Roberts
Landis
Indiana
Lorenzo Snow
Forum of Apostles
Nauvoo
Sarah
Harriet
Elinor
Mary
Phoebe
Minnie
Caroline
Snow
Harris de Hass
Carrollton
Harry B. Cooper
Fort Scott
Young Cooper
Ed Gilbert
Katy Yards
J. W. Jennings
Katy
el Dorado Springs
Passengter
Knoulton
Parsons
Kansas City
Texas
David Kimbrough
Jefferson City Sees Selden Enterprise Backed
Charles Ernst was summoned to Jefferson City to paint a mammoth 30 by 30 foot sign for Kahn Bros. who will decorate the front of their three story building housing their newly purchased stock. Ernst says Kahn Bros. secured stock cheaply and are conducting phenomenal business. Jefferson City evidently appreciates Sedalia enterprise.
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Charles Ernst
Jefferson City
Kahn Bros
Ernst
Sedalia
Carpenters Plan Local Union Meeting At City Hall
About fifteen to twenty leading city carpenters have organized a local union and a meeting is set for Saturday afternoon at the city hall. They anticipate a strong boom in carpentry activity next spring.
AT THE NEW STORE
At the new store the article notes improvements and updates to fixtures, layout, and service. It hints at renovations completed and a modernized shopping experience for customers.
Topeka Grocers Join National Drive Against Premium Stamps
Delegates at the National Association of Retail Grocers convention in St Louis report Topeka merchants backed a resolution condemning premium stamp gifts. They seek national laws to end the practice and will report progress at a local association meeting. A separate incident notes a track accident injuring a man near East Ninth, not fatally, and Missouri Pacific telegraphers in St Louis announce progress with no wage hike plans.
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Missouri Pacific
Imperial Hotel
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Hospital
William B Doddridge
The
Missouri Pacific Telegraphers
Laclede
Shelton
Sedalia
Or Sig Ee At
Revival meetings reported across M E district
Presiding Elder Lenig reports several revival successes in the M E district. Rev Koeth at Tipton has over forty accessions, Green Ridge Rev Foster reports ten additions, and his meeting is just starting. Rev F W Simpson mentions a large Osceola meeting while Rev J W Finley conducts another at El Dorado.
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Koeth
Tipton
Green Ridge
Foster
F. W. Simpson
Osceola
J. W. Finley
el Dorado
Planck to Add Rear Extension to Carriage Building
J M Planck, owner of the carriage and implement establishment at Second and Kentucky, plans an addition at the rear. The west room runs 120 feet to the alley, the east 100 feet. The east room will extend to the alley and connect with the west via sliding doors.
A New Serial Story The Mountain Pass Mystery
The Sentinel will begin a splendid new serial story titled The Mountain Pass Mystery next Monday. This latest installment promises suspense and adventurous intrigue from the paper's own roster of writers.
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Mountain Pass
the Sentinel
Latter Day Saints Deny Polygamy Claims in Sedalia Letter
Elder E D Wilson defends Latter Day Saints in Sedalia Missouri, denying polygamy since 1890, asserting they preach free gospel, fund missions, and seek to prove truth. He rebuts local accusations, states opposition misrepresents them, and invites dialogue with critics at a Grand Temple project in Independence.
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Sedalia
Independ
Latter Day Saints Missionaries in Sedalia City
Elder Wilson reports four Latter Day Saints missionaries in Sedalia. Only Elder Wm. A. Apgood is married. others A. C. Jensen and A. L. Egbert are from Utah and Idaho respectively. Wilson foresees Independentice as sect headquarters with a great temple, guided by Joseph Smith prophecy.
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Sedalia
Wilson
Sentinel
Latter Day Saints
City
Wm. A. Apgood
A. C. Jensen
A. L. Egbert
Jensen
Idaho
Utah
Independentice
Joseph Smith
Hina
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Katy Hospital
C. E. Swan
Switchman
Denison
W. A. Turner
Smithville
B. L. Mayfield
Fred Weise
E. E. Sanders
J. A. Davis
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