Death of TwoYearOld Bratton Girl
Ova Bratton aged two, daughter of Mr and Mrs B H Bratton of 1510 East Fifth street, died Sunday morning at 8 30 from summer complaint. Funeral at 3 this afternoon at home with Rev Hamann of East Broadway Christian church officiating. Floral tributes from friends and four girls Pearl Davis Ruth Yankee Marguerite Dow Sylvia Johnson served as pallbearers. Buried in city cemetery.
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Hamann
East Broadway Christian Church
Litttle
Pearl Davis
Ruth Yankee
Marguerite Dow
Sylvia Johnson
WANTED Trades and Help Advertisements
Wanted men and boys to learn plumbing with 4 to 5 dollars daily prospects. Free catalogue from Coyne Bros. Co. Plumbing Schools in Cincinnati and St. Louis. Also seeking a first class cook for a small boarding house with wages and room and board. Rooms for rent with meals options near Fourth and Lamine.
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Coyne Bros. Co
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Care Sentinel
Northeast Corner Fourth We
Lamine
Sedalia Classified Notices Roundup
USTON TRANSFER CO offers moving and storage services with round the clock baggage calls. RS. W. T. AND BERTHA L. THOMAS advertise years of Sedalia practice. Glasses pricing listed. LEMENS HONKOMP cigar factory promotes Golden Red cigars. Missouri State Fair 5 cent item. H. Ritchey Real Estate Wo Insurance advertises bargains. J. Loofburrow Osteopath lists offices. Night calls and Bell phone 1565 noted.
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RS. W. T
Bertha L. Thomas
Sedalia
Hoffman Building
Fifth Street
Court Actions in Kinsey Court This Morning
A large number of cases were disposed of in the court of Justice D Kinsey this morning. Walter Perrin was arraigned on a charge of carrying con.
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Court of Justice
D. Kinsey
Walter Perrin
Insect Exterminator Ad Lands Amid Court Notes
A brief notices several court sentences for disturbing the peace and assault. Mary Rattler received ten days on the disturbing the peace charge after threatening to kill colored citizens on Main Street Saturday night. Charles Hutchinson was jailed ten days for assault. Worrell's Insect Exterminator sold at all druggists offers a one day aid for your house of insects.
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Uston Transfer CO
West Main Street
Mary Rattler
Main Street
Charles Hutchinson
Worrell
Price Given Ten Days In County Jail For Assault
Will Price was arraigned in Justice N H Rogers court this morning and sentenced to ten days in the county jail for assaulting Florence Williams.
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Will Price
Court of Justice
N. H. Rogers
Florence Williams
Butcner Promotes Vig Oral and S Soft Wheat Flour
G. B. Butcner, successor to W. E. Poindexter, specializes in Vig oral hard wheat flour and "S" soft wheat flour for local customers and bakers.
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G. B. Butcner
W. E. Poindexter
Mrs Minerva Smith Recovers From TwentyYear Bronchitis
Madam Minerva Smith of Danville NL reports twenty years of bronchitis relief after using Foley s Honey and Tar sold by Arlington Pharmacy in a local drugstore testimonial.
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Minerva Smith
Danville, NL
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Interment Planned for Tracey in Eldon Missouri
Tracey aged 45 died Sunday evening at Maywood hospital after five weeks illness following appendicitis. Funeral arrangements set for Eldon Missouri, his home, with burial to follow in Eldon.
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B. Tracey
Maywood Hospital
Eildon
Foley's Honey and Tar Advertised as Lung Remedy
Proprietors claim Foley's Honey and Tar cures in early lung disease and provides relief in severe cases. They describe it as the greatest threat to lung illness and urge consumers to refuse substitutes. Arlington Pharmacy distributes the remedy.
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Foley's
Foley’s
Arlington Pharmacy
Oil magnates gifts to education still behind Carnegie
July 3 New York Rockefeller adds 10 million to higher education but trails Carnegie in total gifts. Tables show Rockefeller at 52,659,000 and Carnegie at 1230,525,000. Carnegie leads in libraries and miscellaneous charitable grants.
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Carnegie’s
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Rockefeller Gifts and Carnegie Benefactions Compared
The text notes Carnegie’s benefactions total 120.252 million dollars, exceeding Rockefeller’s 77.695 million. It states 13 million of Rockefeller gifts went to the University of Chicago and claims Rockefeller’s Standard Oil holdings exceed 40 million face value, with market value around 250 million. It reports annual investment income between 38 and 40 million and claims neither donor gave charity matching their income.
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Carnegie
Rockefeller
University of Chicago
Standard Oil
Andrew Carnegie
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Ad
The advertisement promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as the original non opiate cough syrup for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims pleasant taste suitable for adults and children and notes red clover blossom and honey bee on the bottle with W. E. Bard Drug Co as the seller.
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Kennedy
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Clothing buyout ad seeks old garments on Ohio Street
Cast off clothing offered with top prices paid. Bell plane 555 contact I Aren son at 112 Ohio Street for details.
Peary's Dash for the Pole Delayed by Ship Preparations
New York reports Lieutenant Commander Peary will delay sailing aboard the Roosevelt beyond today as stores are loaded. The voyage aims for Grant Land with seventy men including physicians and scientists, while Mrs Peary and their 12 year old daughter remain ashore in cabins. The ship will stop at St Johns before entering polar waters.
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New York
Peary
Far North
Roosevelt
Arctic
St. John’s
N. B
Grant Land
Maine
Yellow Clothes Are Unsightly by Red Cross Ball Blue
A vintage advertisement urges readers to whiten yellowed clothes with Red Cross Ball Blue. It promotes a large two ounce package sold by grocers for six cents.
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B. H
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Postal Telegraph Cable Co
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W. W. Herold
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Osteopathy
Lemens Honkomp
East Third Street
H. Ritchey
W Insurance
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Osteopath
Hoffman
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Itle
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Missouri Trust
4Th
Sedalia, Mo
Spencer
Dr. Spencer
British Pharomon Co
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Hovaster Cave Company
Madison, Wis
Gale
N. A. Howard
Hoffman Bldg
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Sangree & Boling
Ohio St
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Third Street
Eldon
John D
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Dionne
Ee Ee
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W. H. Blackman
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With & UY Titten
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Cage
WW. E. Bard Drug Co
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Ozarks
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Edorado Springs
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F. B. Drew
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G.P
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Swift
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I. Arenson
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John D. Crawford
W. H. Powell
Richard F. Harrie
Citizens’ National Bank
United States
S. P. Johna
J. D. Crawford
George R. Shively
Wm. H. Powell
J. H. Bothwell
E. R. Biair
Wm. Courtney
W. O. Terry
Sedalia National Bank
H. W. Menschke
W. H. Evans
E. F. Yancey
J. W. Murphy
Martin Renken
Henry Lamm
W. A. Lower
E. R. Blair
Sedalia, Missouri
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James T. Montgomery
J.H. Mertz
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C. W. McAninch
D. H. Smith
W. A. Latimer
H. W . Harris
BA. W. Harris
Casher
C. B. Wallace
IS Bank
Moerschel
Brewing Company