Milk Runaway Destroys Wagons on Lamine Street
A dairy wagon owned by Fred Marti broke on Lamine Street between Third and Fourth, frightening a horse and causing a runaway. The wagon overturned into an alley near Ohio Street, dragging Marti. Nearby, at Siebe’s saloon, the shafts tore off Geo. Withers’ hind wheel, frightening Hugen Schmidt’s team and overturning his wagon. Marti’s wagon was completely demolished and the alley resembled the milky way.
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Fred Marti
Lamine Street
Ohio Street
Mr. Marti
Siebe
Geo. Wither
Hugenschmidt
Marti
Third
Fourth
Park superintendent choice set for Friday in Sedalia
Sedalia items note the park board will meet Friday night to pick a Liberty Park superintendent to replace Ahrens. Ed Graf, former courthouse janitor, is among dozen plus applicants and a married man is preferred. Also announced, M M Stevenson will lease and open a meat market in the east end market house. One battalion of the 8th U. S. Army is mentioned in passing.
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Park Board
Liberty Park
Ahrens
Ed Graf
Court House
Graf
Ethridge, Brown and Dean
Second and
Osage
M. M. Stevenson
Stevenson
Weather Update From Washington DC
The Weather Bureau in Washington DC reports fair conditions tonight and Friday. Temperatures will be cooler in the southeastern region tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Thatcher candidate for county treasurer under party action
Robly D Thatcher to run as a county treasurer candidate subject to the Pettis County Democratic Party. Rev Charles M Sheldon plans to run The Topeka Daily Capital for a week as he believes Jesus would run the paper if on earth. Sedalia ladies urged to participate in the February 6 city library election and to support a new building with an assembly room and club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis County
Robly D. Thatcher
Democratic Party of
Topeka
Daily Capital
Sedalia
The
Sentinel
Senate reform wave alarms nation
The piece notes public shock at reform efforts in the U. S. Senate. It mentions denied admissions for Roberts and Quay, a commission investigating boodler Clarke, and another probe into war conduct, warning that the Senate may reconsider at any moment.
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U. S. Senate
Roberts
Quay
Clarke
Senate
Try Grain O Try Grain O
An old promotional note urges readers to ask grocers for Grain O a grain based drink that replaces coffee. It claims both children and adults can drink it without injury and that it tastes like mocha or java while using pure grains. Package prices listed 15c and 25c per package.
Mountain Pass Mystery to Start Next Monday
The Sentinel announces a new serial story beginning next Monday. It promises thrilling incidents and intense situations as a major feature for readers.
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Mountain Pass
The
Sentinel
Engineer Love Faces Bankrupt Proceeding in Missouri
J. D. Love, a Missouri Pacific hostler, filed a bankruptcy petition showing $370.35 in debts. His assets are exempt as household goods and wearing apparel. He has lost four children in eighteen months but claims to have paid most of the debt from a $40 monthly income and will continue to allot part of wages to repay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Love
Missouri Pacific Hostler
Mr. Love
Miss Bessie Stewart Heads to Cincinnati Visit
Miss Bessie Stewart ends a five month stay with relatives in Newburg on the Hudson this week and will travel to Cincinnati to visit more relatives for a few weeks before returning home.
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Bessie Stewart
Newburg-on-the-Hudson
Cincinnati
Mrs M J Moore Dead in Stomach Neuralgia
Mrs M J Moore of 212 East Third died from neuralgia of the stomach. Funeral at First M E church at 2 pm Friday with Rev J S Bitter officiating. The notice urges respiratory health and promotes Scott's Mullsion cough remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Moore
East Third
M. E
J. S. Bitter
Cavalry Passes Through City En Route to Fort Riley
The cavalry battalion of about 150 men and horses will travel through the city tonight around 11 on the same train from St. Louis to Fort Riley. The unit recently arrived from Porto Rico and includes men, horses and equipment. Revival services at the First M E church draw large crowds with Rev. Bitler delivering sermons and inviting continued participation in the work.
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Rived
Porto Rico
M. FE
Bitler
Sedalia Labor Coalition Revisits Meeting Space Needs
The Sedalia Federation of Labor held a meeting at the courthouse, with Judge Parsons presenting a report on expenses from the state gathering. A committee was formed to locate larger quarters for the organization.
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Sedalia Federation of Labor
Court House
Church Growth At Rev Cook’s East Broadway Church
The East Broadway Christ ian church under Rev Cook reports a growing congregation with a packed house on Sunday and two accessions. In St Louis on Wednesday a marriage license was issued to Wm A Fertile of 2702 Pine street and Matilda L Singer of Sedalia. Lieut Sneller, formerly with the Salvation Army in this city, traveled Wednesday afternoon from St Louis toward her station in Lexington.
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St. Louis
Wm. A. Fertile
Pine Street
That City
Matilda L. Singer
Sedalia
Lieut. Sneller
Salvation Army
Lexington
Miss Lee Wilson Heads to Montana to Teach
Miss Lee Wilson of 1301 East Tenth Street passes high school exams with high honors and will depart in February for Dillon Montana to teach. She has many friends in Sedalia who wish her well. W T Morris sells the Breeden property to William Beach deed signed by twenty two Breeden heirs. Eleven acknowledgments taken by eleven different notaries show no mistakes.
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Lee Wilson
East Tenth Street
Dillon
Montana
Sedalia
W. T. Morris
Breeden
William Beach
Zimmerman Re-elected Director of Missouri Lumbermen
B. W. Zimmerman won re election to the board of directors at the Missouri Lumberman's association during the Kansas City meeting.
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B. W. Zimmerman
Missouri Lumberman’s Association
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific Employees Welcome New Babies
John Williams, a boilermaker, has a son born this morning. Lou Giaman, from the rip track force, is reported to have a baby girl born yesterday.
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Missouri Pacific i
John Williams
Lou Gianaman
Rip Track Force
Missouri fish commissioner travels with 20000 crappies
The Missouri fish commissioner's car carrying 20 000 crappies passed through yesterday en route to Carthage Mo. D B Rolstin sold a yearling colt to Henry Myers for 1060 dollars. W A Finley announces an old boss sale on February 24. Wm Hand buys H F Curtis City restaurant at Lincoln. W B Doddridge of Missouri Pacific toured St Louis to Kansas City.
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Missouri Fish Commissioner
Carthage
D. B. Rolstin
Henry Myers
W. A. Finley
American Express Company
Wm. Hand
This City
H. F. Curtis
Lincoln
W. B. Doddridge
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Kansas City
Willis Cobb Leaves for Pueblo Post With Doctor Daniels
Willis Cobb, formerly with Smith and Roeshar, accepts a position with Dr. Daniels who used to be in this area. Cobb plans to move to Pueblo Colorado where Daniels expects to start a new business on February 1.
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Willis Cobb
Smith & Roeshar
Dr. Daniels
Pueblo
Colo
Daniels
Capitalist eyes Hanbury district hotel project
A financier drawn by the Hanbury district’s fame plans to build a hotel and will begin a restaurant immediately while finalizing plans. Superintendent J A Davis reports his son Ernest, now with a surveying corps under A B Thurston in Southern Arkansas, is healthy and pleased with the work.
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Hanbury
Supt
J. A. Davis
Ernest
A. B. Thurston
Arkansas
Company D Plans Ball Set For February Seventh
Company D announces a company ball scheduled for February seventh. Uniforms and boys' suits will arrive within the next week to support event preparations.
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Company D
Metropolitan Barber Shop Moves to Katy Building Tonight
The Metropolitan barber shop plans to relocate to new quarters in the Katy building this evening. The move marks a change in location for customers and staff as the business settles into the updated premises.
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Metropolitan Barber Shop
Katy Building
Judge Kinsey Frees Forbes and Jim Scott in Disturbing Peace Case
Judge Kinsey dismissed charges against James Forbes for malicious trespass and against Jim Scott who was arrested on information given by his wife Sallie Scott for disturbing the peace.
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Kinsey
James Forbes
Jim Scott
Sallie Scott
James Craig Fined For Drunkenness In Police Court
In police court this morning James Craig was fined one dollar and costs for drunkenness.
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James Craig
Reverend H. B. Boude's Midwest travel to Marshall meet
The Presbyterian minister Rev. Dr. H. B. Boude of California Missouri passed through town Wednesday en route to Marshall for a regional meet. Nearby notices remind readers of Barrett's barn horse sale on the 27th and Rogers' shoe shop offering affordable, quality work at 217 Lamine Street.
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H. B. Boude
California, Mo
Marshall
Barrett
The
Postoffice
Rogers
Lamine Street
Special Buttermilk Soap Sale At Harker Drug Co
Lamonte resident C. M. Nelson and Sedalia resident Cora Wilson sponsor a short sale on Buttermilk Soap. Three boxes or nine cakes go for 25 cents as a limited offer. The Sans Souci club canceled its Wednesday meeting due to Miss Alice Miner illness who was to host.
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Servant Harker Drug Co
Sans Souci Club
Alice Miner
Grain-O substitutes coffee in grocers across the nation
A new grain based beverage called Grain-O is marketed as a coffee substitute. It claims to suit delicate stomachs, taste nearly like coffee, and cost only 15 to 25 cents per package. It is pitched as beneficial for children and purchasable in grocery stores.
Buttermilk Soap Deal Display At Servant Harker
Notice of display featuring Buttermilk Soap offered at three boxes or nine cakes for 25 cents by Servant Harker Drug Co.
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Servant-Harker Drug Co
Sedalia Subscriptions Promoted by Sentinel canvass
J Martin Love conducts a systematic canvass for new Evening Sentinel subscribers in Sedalia. He is authorized to collect and receipt for three months subscriptions paid in advance. The publisher guarantees prompt and careful delivery under this arrangement.
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J. Martin Love
Sedalia
Evening Sentinel
Sentinel Publishing CO
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