Pioneer Woman Dead In Sedalia At 73
Fannie E. Wetzel age 73 pioneer resident of Sedalia died at 1100 East Nineteenth street Sunday morning at 4 o clock after a short illness. Death due to general debility. Survived by three sons John William and Franklin Wetzel. Funeral set for 2 30 this afternoon at the home.
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Fannie E. Wetzel
East Nineteenth Street
Greendrier County
Virginia
Sedalia
John
William
Franklin
Infant daughter of T. B. Dyer dies of cholera infantum
Feo Dyer, infant daughter of T. B. Dyer and wife, died at 6 o'clock this morning from cholera infantum, aged two years and two months. Funeral at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the residence of S. G. Mason on Barrett Place, conducted by Rev. J. B. Fuller.
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Feo
T. B. Dyer
S. G. Mason
Barrett Place
J. B. Fuller
Death of an Infant in East Fourth Street Home
John Fuller the 3 month old child of Mr and Mrs Fuller died Saturday morning at 209 East Fourth street home of Mr and Mrs J S Smith and was buried Saturday evening in an obituary notice for a local infant death.
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John
Dr Shively Visits Sedalia as League Prepares
Dr D M Shively sporting editor of the Kansas Star and Times and Missouri Valley league president spent a Sunday in Sedalia with friends. He began as a carrier boy at thirteen and has served eighteen years. he credits his effort to the league’s success and notes all clubs are financially prepared.
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Shively
Kansas City
Sedalia
D. M. Shively
Kansas Star and Times
Missouri Valley League
Dr. Shively
The
Star
the Sentinel
Unable to Finish Season Due to Ongoing Difficulty
The article notes ongoing challenges preventing completion of the season. It highlights the chief difficulty faced by the team and references unresolved issues affecting performance and schedule. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Jefferson City seeks pitcher after Jeff City loss
Springfield manager Hurlburt was summoned by Jefferson City manager James H. Lay who offered Pitcher Halla for sale. Lay predicts Jefferson City will quit after tomorrow. Replacement likely Pittsburg Kas or Parsons, both with strong teams already in place.
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Hurlburt
Springfield
James H. Lay
Jefferson City
Halla
Lay
Pittsburg
Kas
Parsons
Free Forest Park Theatre Ticket Offer to Ladies
The Thomas Printing Co offers a free Forest Park Theatre ticket to any lady ordering 190 calling cards by Saturday July 19 at 5 p.m. Cards priced at 75 cents per 100. Offer valid through business hours.
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Forest Park Theatre
Ben Hur Group Plans Fraternal Day at State Fair
The Tribe of Ben Hur seeks a Fraternal day at the State fair to showcase the order, and even without formal arrangements, Ben Hur expects to build a large tent or hall for open house.
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Ben Hur
Ious
Plastering falling in market stalls raises safety concern
Market house stalls suffer from heavy plaster peeling from the ceiling with large blocks dropping. Meat dealers warn of danger and urge immediate repairs after another fall on Sunday.
Manure Wagon Sifts Fertilizer Through Street
An unnamed party driving a large hay wagon loaded with manure disturbed Sec ond street this morning. The wagon was used to spread fertilizer along the thoroughfare, drawing attention from passersby.
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Second Street
The Weather Partly Cloudy Tonight and Tuesday
Partly cloudy conditions continue tonight and Tuesday with a chance of local thunder storms mainly in the northern portion.
Hind nut line perfumes offered in Sedalia
The W. E. Bard Drug Company promotes the celebrated Hind nut line of perfumes as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia, highlighting its superior fragrance and desirability.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Delegates Favor Lamm and Finklenberg in Kansas City
Jackson county Republicans met at the Midland hotel Kansas City to set headquarters in Joplin and plan a Tuesday caucus. They will present three candidates Samuel W. Moore Sanford B. Ladd and Richard H F Field while weighing home candidates Henry Lamm of Sedalia and Judge G A Finklenberg of St Louis. The group may back Finklenberg if he accepts the nomination.
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Henry Lamm
Sedalia
Finklenberg
St. Louis
Jackson County
Joplin
Midland Hotel
Kansas City
C. W. Clarke
Keystone Hotel
Samuel W. Moore
Sanford B. Ladd
Richard FH. Field
G. A. Finklenberg
Finkienberg
Sedalia Steam Laundry Promises Best Results
A Sedalia shopper praises the Sedalia Steam Laundry for delivering very best results in laundry service as described between two women in a local scene.
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Sedalia Steam Laundry
Lorgan’s
Sedalia
New Arrival at Huckins
Huckins showcases a fresh arrival with details of the new model, highlighting its features, price range, and anticipated availability for customers seeking the latest in nautical craft.
First arrival at Huckins Hotel witnesses a Wells daughter
A stranger appeared at the Huckins Hotel with Dr. M. T. Collins assisting as she was ushered in. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wells of Kansas City and weighed eight pounds at birth. This marks the first arrival of this kind at the Huckins.
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M. T. Collins
M. Wells
Kansas City
Huckins
Drunken Farm Hand Fights Bartender in Sedalia
Hezekiah Landers working for George Arnold on a Sedalia area farm collided Sunday evening with George Thompson, bartender at the West Main Street saloon. Landers, heavily intoxicated, was fined $1 plus costs for intoxication. Thompson paid $5 and costs for disturbing the peace in police court.
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Hezekiah Landers
George Arnold
Sedalia
George Thompson
West Main Street
Landers
Thompson
Truxel
Thompson &5
Canes Case Continues in Kinsey Court on Metal Theft
The cases of Fred Scott charged with stealing metal from the Capital office and Hank Welburn charged with receiving stolen goods were continued until next Monday due to the absence of the prosecuting witness Mr. Cunditt.
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Fred Scott
Capital
Hank Welburn
May Lose His Arm From Nail Scratch
George Uhlman a north side butcher endures severe pain in his left arm from blood poisoning after scratching his hand on a nail while opening a box a week ago. The wound swelled later in the week and doctors fear amputation may be necessary.
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George Uhlman
North Side
Mr. Uhlman
Ewing Brought Back on Assault Charge
Olliver Ewing, a colored man, was brought from Kansas City by Deputy Constable West Witcher. He faced Judge Rogers for assault and battery against his wife on April 14. He received a $25 fine and 30 days in jail, with instructions to telegraph for the money.
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Olliver Ewing
Kansas City
West Witcher
Ewing
Rogers
No Sacks In Town In Lookout Kup District
Leftwich of Lookout tried to buy grain sacks in town but found none. Kirk, also of Lookout, sought 1600 sacks but left empty handed. Local dealers report a statewide sack shortage due to a huge crop and say no new supply before Thursday.
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KK. G. Leftwich
Lookout
L. T. Kirk
Seifert Cottage Sold to H Roemer of Boston Store
H Roemer purchases Emil Seifert cottage on West Fifth Street for 1500 dollars.
Run Over by Hand Car in Raymond
Charles England a Raymond Mo groceries merchant was run over Sunday afternoon by a hand car while he rode with a party. He was standing when a quick push threw him in front of one car and the wheels passed across his chest. He suffered severe bruises but no broken bones and will stay home for about two weeks.
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Charles England
Raymond
England
Mr. England
New Sunday School Organized at Harmony Baptist Church
Harmony Baptist in Northeast Sedalia organized a new Sunday school on Sunday afternoon. Attendance was strong, ten classes were formed, and officers were elected: Superintendent W. O. Stanley, Secretary Carl Hoffman, Organist Vergie Kimberly, Chorister Thomas Money. Teachers include Mrs Hayes, Mrs Chas Hoffman, Mr Francis, Mrs Rt H Morris, Manlove Smith, Miss Lydia Montgomery, L S Eddins, Rufus Money, Miss Jolly, Mrs A Roach.
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Harmony Baptist Church
Sedalia
W. O. Stanley
Carl Hoffman
Vergie Kimberly
Thomas Money
Hayes
Chas. Hoffman
Francis
Rt. H. Morris
Manlove Smith
Lydia Montgomery
Warrant Issued for Young Witcher in Lost Pocketbook Case
Georgetown resident T J Everheart reports losing a pocketbook containing about $12 to $14 near Gallies lumber yard. The son of West Witcher is accused of taking the item from a colored girl and keeping part of the money after returning $5. a warrant was issued for him this afternoon.
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T.J. Everheart
Georgetown
Gallie
West Witcher
Witcher
Mr. Everhart
Young Witcher
New Threshing Outfit Starts at Lookout
Withers begins a new threshing unit at Lookout this week amid reports eight outfits have started in the northeast part of the county this season. Taylor Bros. of Blackwater threshed 2200 bushels of wheat in one day.
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DPD
Withers
Lookout
Taylor Bros
Renn Offolder wedding ties Sedalia and Jefferson City
J. E. Renn of Sedalia and Elizabeth K. Offolder of Jefferson City were married by Judge Kinsey on Sunday. Renn formerly worked at a Jefferson City shoe factory and now is with the Loeffler Guenther firm.
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J. E. Renn
Sedalia
Elizabeth K. Offolder
Jefferson City
Kinsey Sunday
Mr. Renn
Loeffler-Guenther
Fire destroys Low Steele household goods
A Sunday morning blaze completely wrecked the home of Low Steele, with all household goods lost in the fire.
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Low Steele
Paints of every description offered by Bard Ding Co
Paints of every description, quality the highest, prices reasonable offered by W. E. Bard Ding Co.
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W. E. Bard Ding Co
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Valley League
Jeff
Thomas Printing CO
East Second Street
LAMM
Sedalian
T. Bronson
Grege
St. Patrick’s Congregation
Father Healy
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E
Sixth
Lamine Streets
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Presiding Elder Hunt
West Third Street
Junior Endeavor Society
East Sedalia Christian Church
Harles
NEW Sunday School
Renn-Offolder
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