Sedalia Social Events Highlight January Programs
A unique social will be hosted by the M. E. church ladies at Councilman Tom Brown’s West Third Street home. The third concert by the Ladies' Musical club is planned for February 1 at First Christian church with Homer Moore and Eleanor Stark as stars. The Assembly club held a second dance at Liberty Park with sixteen numbers, featuring many Sedalia society youths and visiting guests from Jefferson City and Boonville.
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M. E. Church
South
Tom Brown
West Third Street
the Sentinel
Ladies’ Musical Club
First Christian Church
Homer Moore
Eleanor Stark
Sedalia
Assembly Club
Society Young People of
Liberty Park
Edith Faulhaber
Opal Stewart
Waddel
Lulu Evans
Frances Smith
Stax Temple
Florence Hoffman
Irene Blair
Gertrude Maltby
Genevieve Waddell
Prewitt
Columbia
Flo Mackey
Margaret Johns
Laura Morey
May Hawkins
Laura Stanley Beulah Harris
Clara Schiener
Mary Temple
Ollie Withers
Edwards
Jefferson City
Gertrude Brant
Boonville
Messrs
S. S. Crow
B .F. Blair
George Bichsel
Arthur Trader
Stanley Hill
W. S. Cotton
L. L. Igenfritz
J. A Lamy
Job Johns
E. L. Moore
W. M. Johns
L. W. Bryant
A. Miller
Harry Doyle
George Trader
Frank B. Meyer
Joy Hoffman
G. R. Wilkerson
Thompson
John Antes
J. C. Flanagan
Rob Cotton
East and West Bound Train Schedules
A timetable lists arrival and departure times for multiple trains including No. 6 No. 7 No. 2 No. 5 No. 4 No. 1 No. 8 No. 9 No. 10 No. 3 and notes that No. 7 does not carry baggage and train 122 starts from wards with several time entries.
Sedalia Council Royal Arcana to Hold Social Session
The Sentinel notes an invitation to Sedalia Council No 1239 Royal Arcanum social on Tuesday evening January 30 at 8 p m. The event will be on the third floor of 568 Ohio Street with grand officers present and promises a good time.
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the Sentinel
Sedalia
Royal Arcanum
Ohio Street
Farewell Reception Held at First Congregational Church
A farewell reception honored Mr. and Mrs. J. Tow and Albert with a social gathering in the church parlors last Friday night. Members hosted the event with music and friendly mingling.
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Albert
First Congregational Church
Toomays Host Young People at Second Congregational
Rev and Mrs J B Toomay invite the young people of Second Congregational church to their East Fifteenth Street home this evening. Miss Mattie Letts presented an excellent Hamlet paper to Sedalia High School Monday forenoon and the class read the play in the afternoon.
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J. B. Toomay
Second Congregational Church
East Fifteenth Street
Mattie Letts
Sedalia Heh
Neighborhood social notes and upcoming events
A pleasant surprise for Grandma Gardener from neighbors. St Louis and Sedalia residents noted visiting helpers. St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a 2 30 p m meeting at Mrs Wm Bethke 728 East Fourteenth St. Jessie Lovinger to study music in Chicago then abroad in April. May Small hosts Miss Edwards from Jefferson City this week. Birthday dinner for William Inch. Louis Hoffman hosts a dinner last Friday. Pearl Baldwin returns from Lamonte to visit grandmother Mrs Reavis. Mary Jaynes and Flora expected home from St Louis mid February. Eulah Ramsey hosts a small social for her twelfth birthday.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Wm. Bethke
East Fourteenth Street
Jessie Lovinger
Chicago
J West Goodwin Invited to Write for Rev Sheldon
J West Goodwin receives invitation to contribute writings for Rev Sheldon in Topeka Kansas Capital.
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J. West Goodwin
Rev
Sheldon
Topeka
Aullville Missouri a 1869 laid out town with growth promise
Aullville in Freedom township Lafayette county lies on the Missouri Pacific line seventeen miles southeast of Lexington. The town founded in 1869 is named for Robert Aull and features two schools three churches eight businesses and three coal mines. Postmaster R A Roberts and local merchants are listed. The area reports strong old age longevity with several residents over eighty.
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Davis Creek
Aullville
R. A .Roberts
Candy Palace Slogan Hurts Local Confidence
Wiad Wiley, an insurance agent, travels to Kansas City this morning amid chatter about a business clash at The Biggest Sucker in town, a candy shop known as Candy Palace.
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Wiad Wiley
Kansas City
SASTORIEA tent the Kind You Have Always Bougt
A misread or garbled OCR item notes a signature phrase about a tent purchase, unclear actor, date, or firm, with no full grammar or reliable details to identify people or organizations. The readable fragment hints at a consumer item and a personal purchase but lacks verifiable entities for a strong summary.
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Sastoriea
Woodwork in battleships sparks push for fireproofing
Naval officials warn that wood fittings aboard Spanish and American ships aided fires in combat, urging extensive use of fireproof wood. They cite Yalu and recent actions, noting smoke and splinters as major hazards and recalling a rescuer’s near-suffocation incident aboard the New York.
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Cervera
Sampson
Battle of
Yalu
Dashiell
New York
Winslow
Cardenas
Convict Garrison Y Shall Masters Shakespeare in Prison
Connecticut State prison inmate Garrison Y Shall spends fourteen years in captivity to memorize all of Shakespeare's plays.
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Garrison Y. Shall
Connecticut
Shakespeare
Sand and marble dust used by monks for medieval hour reckoning
Monks in the Middle Ages favored a recipe of black marble dust boiled nine times in wine to mark time. The process registered the hours as a method of timekeeping in monastic life.
Science of zootherapy by Ferapi in Florence
The zootherapy system transfers a disease from man to an animal and was devised by Ferapi, a Florentine.
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Ferapi
Bay of Bengal Largest Bay Measured at 420000 Sq Miles
The Bay of Bengal is described as the greatest bay on earth. Its straight-line area between the two enclosing peninsulas is approximately 420000 square miles.
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Bengal
Color in Flags Across Nations
A historical note surveys flag colors among 85 countries. It lists red as predominant in 19 nations including Great Britain and the United States, blue in several like France and Sweden, black in Germany Belgium and China, green in Ireland Brazil Mexico Egypt Italy and Persia, and yellow or white elements across multiple nations.
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Great Britain
United States
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Spain
Denmark
Selbium
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Mexico
Chile
Portual
Venezuela
Cuba
Russia
Holland
Ecuador
Portugal
Belgium
China
Ireland
Brazil
Egypt
Persia
Hina
Japan
Why His Balances Were Just
In a village a boy collects bones and old iron to earn money. A buyer uses balances, a bystander warns against cheating, and the man replies he will be weighed at Judgment, fearing he will be found wanting in the same balance.
Signs of the Times Predict World Placed at Jesus Christ
The Christian Advocate asserts the era nears when wealth culture and human inventions will be surrendered to Jesus Christ and His followers. The piece emphasizes a prophetic pattern and calls for readiness among believers.
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Jesus Christ
On a Fine Day Ten Million Bicycles Spin Worldwide
The text estimates ten million bicycles in use globally. If half ride on a fine day, five million cyclists travel about twenty miles each, totaling one hundred million miles. This equates to about 4,000 world circumnavigations and 140,000,000,000 revolutions of the approximately 1.9 billion wheels.
If Grover Were Alive He’d Open Courts Early
A gossipy Utica resident recalls Judge Grover who once held circuit in Wyoming. He joked about opening court at 7 every day, claiming farmers work hard and mocking the delays. The exchange contrasts court discipline with rural labor routines and reflects old jurist lore.
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Utica Ohlsen
Martin Grover
Jouaust
Grover
Wyoming
Almily
Red Hair Advice for Women with Brighter Complexions
The article urges women with red hair to embrace their distinct look and study colors that enhance it. It cautions against blues and favors bright brown and autumn leaf shades, plus greens yellows and pure black. Mixed colors are deemed unsuitable for red haired individuals.
Hour Glass Cook Bookends Or Fresh Timepiece
A playful piece describes renovating an hour glass into a cooking timer. It features a time card and graduated scale labeling stages from soft boiled to hard boiled. The author notes flipping the glass to continue timing, allowing a twenty three minute boil for a mealy yolk.
Tea Faults and Effects on the Face
A short note explains that tea can be injurious to many people. It suggests watching the face for flushing after drinking to judge if one is affected. The text implies caution about tea consumption for sensitive individuals.
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Amusements
Wood’s Opera House
America
England
Radiant
Riverside
Acorn
Peninsular
W. 2Nd St
J. T. Brown
Rosa Pearle
Misses Maud Walker
Augusta Koeppen
Ray Owens
Louise Parish
Ethel Daniels
Ethel Fessenden
Victory Ramsey
Laura McLaughlin
Antill Walker
Masters Emmet Trader
Richard Wilson
Clifford Johnston
Thomas Butler
George Marsden
Arthur Brill
Willie Etzbach
Garmond Baird
Shurley Dempsey
Willie and Lewman Ram
Sey
Alma Gass
Ethel Fultz
Fannie Smith
Sedaia
P. Brandt Grocer Co
Hughesville Coal
Geo. T. Menefee
Tel
A. F. Rogers
Fifth and
Court House
West Fourth Street
NEW York Clipper
Reynolds & Reynolds
Rock Island
Express
John Sebastian
Cr.& P
Missouri Pacific Railway
Lexington
Missouri, Kansas and
Texas
Fiyer
KCD
Grandma Gardener
Tom Morgan
St. Louis
Joe Herrington
J. J. Bertchie
James Hungerford
Miss May Small
Ethel Edwards
William Inch Sunday
Louis Hoffman
Miss Pearl Baldwin
Mrs. Reavis
Lamonte
Mary Jaynes
Flora
Euelah Ramsey
R. A. Robberts
B. R. Barns
Phillips & Yancey
Roy Walker
Walker
J. E. Shackle
J. Graham
John Dobson
W. A. Blakely
S. Graham
W. J. Baily
Leach
Candy Palace
Ohio
Vocre
Vutiard
Shakespeare By Heart
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