Bids Planned for Sedalia Steam Heating System
Sedalia seeks bids this week for excavating the new steam heating project. Plans were sent to J C Van Riper and a contract should be awarded shortly. Capitalists behind the enterprise report material en route and a superintendent will arrive to prepare estimates and solicit contracts. The system aims to be ready for operation by October 1 with local contractors preferred.
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Sedalia
J C van Riper
van Riper
Cards sent by mail escalate desire for offender
Portions of seven decks of cards and the remainder were mailed to Charley Ernst last week. Both gentlemen are described as seeking the offender with blood in their eyes.
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Charley Ernst
Dr W M Carter Heads to Missouri Dental Meet
Dr W M Carter departed this afternoon for Kansas City to attend the Missouri State Dental Association gathering. He will present a paper titled The Tendency of the Times.
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W M Carter
Kansas City
Missouri State Dental Association
Times
Street Fair Mass Meeting Plans Public Gatherings
A mass meeting is called for tomorrow evening at the Court House to promote a big street fair show. Regional fairs are planned in Kal, Fulton, Kansas City, Chillicothe, and Joplin for September. Jefferson City will run excursions on different rail lines on separate days to draw crowded attendance.
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Dempsey
Archias
Carthage
Ohio Street
Charles Hartsough
201St
New York Infantry
Spain
New Mexico
Sam Hodges
Kal
Fulton
Kansas City
Chillicothe
Joplin
St Joseph
Springfield
Missouri City
Jefferson City
Katy
Missouri Pacific
Street Fair Proposals Discussed at Court House Meeting
The street fair association executive committee held a meeting last night and plans a mass meeting at the courthouse tomorrow evening to inform the public about the proposed fair. They announce no donations are required at this stage.
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Street Fair Association
Court House
Counterfeiters Sought After by Officials After July Spree
Following a spate of fake coins during the Fourth of July celebration, police and government officers intensify efforts to locate the dies. The hunt focuses on a specific location believed to house the counterfeit equipment once the proper time arrives.
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Constabulary
Array of Talent Leads to Local Court Fines
In police court this morning Jake Swanagin and Chas Ray were each fined five dollars for disturbing the peace. Arfie Johnson pleaded not guilty with trial set for tomorrow. Jake Roemer fined five dollars for intoxication. RKcE Herndon fined twenty dollars for failing to obtain an artist license, license granted and fine stayed. Cynthia Maupin arraigned for vagrancy and fined five dollars. Jerusha Turley, Josie Sanders, Maude Hughes each fined five dollars. Lee Pearman pleads not guilty with hearing tomorrow. J W Ayler and John Gordon receive six days for vagrancy. All Jones charged with disturbing the peace dismissed. Robert Caton and Nora Stephens, colored, fight on North Osage. Caton bonds, Nora jailed for hearing tomorrow.
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Jake Swanagin
Chas Ray
Arfie Johnson
Fourth
Ohio
Jake Roemer
Rkce Herndon
Cynthia Maupin
Kinsey
Jerusha Turley
Josie Sanders
Maude Hughes
Cynthia
Lee Pearman
J W Ayler
John Gordon
Rogers
Jones
Robert Caton
Nora Stephens
North Osage
Burr
Caton
Nora
Reduction in Criminal Costs Affects Pettis County
A local notice reports savings in Pettis County finances after a salaried county employer was cut off. It lists guardians and supporters including Mrs S V Wilson inside guardian R D Bradford outside guardian R E Ferguson and others such as Flora Lister Annie Strong Louise Burke Edna Stanfield with district deputy title.
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S$ V Wilson
Inside Guardian
R D Bradford
Outside Guardian
R E Ferguson
Noble Grand
Flora Lister
Annie Strong
Louise Burke
Edna Stanfield
Costs in Criminal Cases Cut By Missouri Legislature
Jefferson City July 11. Missouri will stop paying witness costs when defendants are discharged at preliminary exam or bound over without indictment. The revised Costs in Criminal Cases act also ends state and county liability for costs in many cases, saving substantial sums and shifting costs to prosecutors or witnesses. The change targets cases in which officers and witnesses previously received gratuities beyond salaries.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Pettis County
Installation of officers at Rebekah lodge No 32
Fleischmann's Pharmacy listed ice cream sodas as a feature. The Katy Depot morning scene recounts Russell Tolsen of Fayette causing a train to stop by pulling the bell cord while escorting two young women, Judith and Willie Ingram, from Brunswick, who later discovered their baggage remained on the other train. Tolsen claimed Mix-ups with sisters Bulger en route from Nevada.
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Katy
North
Russell Tolsen
Fayette
Herrington
Tolsen
Fire Department
Sedalia
Judith
Willie Ingram
Brunswick
Rockville
Tolson
Bulger
Nevada
Russell
The
Sentinel
Thieves Take Buggy and Harness From Lamonte Barn
Amos Yokely of Lamonte vicinity reported a buggy and a set of double harness stolen from his barn last night. Constable Chatham investigated today seeking a clue toward the thief.
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Amos Yokely
Lamonte
Constable Chatham
Barbershop Set to Open Near East Third Street
Wm Higginbotham plans to open an elegant barber shop in the room east of Rautenstrauch's trunk factory on East Third Street around August 1. The new shop promises refined styling, modern facilities, and attentive service for local patrons.
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Wm Higginbotham
Rautenstrauch
East Third Street
Pensions Increased for Sedalia Residents
The pension of Thomas J Alb corn of Sedalia was raised from 12 to 14 dollars per month. Charles Walker also received a pension increase from 38 to 10 dollars per month.
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Thomas J Albcorn
Sedalia
Charles Walker
Sentinel Serenades by the Second Regiment Band
The Sentinel reports a fine serenade from the Second Regiment band this afternoon, praising the performance by the renowned musical group.
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The
Sentinel
Second Regiment
Sweet Springs Promotes Healthful Rest and Accommodations
Just now is the time for tired and sick people to rest at Sweet Springs the ideal watering place of the west. Hotel and cottage accommodations reasonable, medical and surgical sanitarium on the rounds. Address Wm. Cott MD Sweet Springs for particulars. Talcum powder Servant Harker.
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Sweet Springs
Wm. Cott
M. D
Sedalia Street Fair Plans Move Toward August
A city committee favors holding the Sedalia street fair in the last week of August and urges all merchants and citizens to attend a meeting tomorrow evening to approve attractions and preparations. Officials report a coin counterfeiting probe with thirteen bad coins traced to innocent holders and possible arrests after the mold locations are found.
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Sedalia
Othcer Englebrecht
Ed Morrison
McKenna
United States
Fair Idea Popular Street Fair and Horse Show
Jefferson City plans a street fair and horse show in August with regional participation and community events announced for Sedalia Moberly Mexico and nearby towns. Organizers anticipate vendors exhibits and family activities along with live equestrian demonstrations.
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Jefferson City
Sedalia
Moberly
Mexico
Hanni
Officer Englebrecht Reveals Intent To Aid Federal Arrest
Officer Englebrecht states the SENTINEL should report he never told any US officer who the counterfeit money suspect is or where the man lives. He pledges immediate arrest when he can proceed, regardless of securing tools or not.
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Englebrecht
The
Sentinel
United States
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