Bell Store Expansion At Sedalia Market
The Sedalia Bell clothing store led by Albert Kahn announces a major expansion from its current space. The plan adds a 20 by 25 foot rear extension, a double deck with a shoe department above and a boys clothing area on the ground floor, plus a new basement for trunks and grips. The renovation doubles total floor space to about 6,000 square feet and includes improved lighting and new entry points.
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Sedalia
Albert Kahn
Mesdames Smith and Cotton
Mr. Kahn
Kahn
M. & K. Telephone Company
Wild Tale of William Barry Peaks in Land Case
William Barry once an eye witness in Oklahoma City land murder case writes from La Junta Colorado seeking aid from the W O W and Knights and Ladies urging fair trial and protection from alleged murderers. He claims head injuries and kidnapping and asks for lawyers and intervention to avoid a wrongful conviction.
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Oklahoma City
William Barry
Sedalia
la Junta
Colo
Sentinel
Knights
Burry
W. T. McMichael
E. E. Brown
Times-Journal
Barry
Thomas Robb
Tam
Putnam & Harker
Mr. Robb
S. W. Brown
Brown
Barr
Man loses twenty dollars after night out in Bad Lands
Charles Bauman, a Switzer from Cole Camp, spent 20 dollars in Se delta and woke to find his cash vanished after sharing a drink with a colored man who lent him 50 cents. He recovered five dollars with friends help and asked for quiet. He plans to return to Cole Camp on foot if needed.
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Charles Bauman
Cole Camp
Dow Drug Co Soda and Service Claim
Dow Drug Co emphasizes popular soda quality and customer satisfaction. The message invites feedback from customers to determine majority opinion and pledges prompt, correct service.
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DOW Drug CO
Robbery at Colonel Switzler’s Columbia Residence
A thief entered Colonel W. F. Switzler’s ground floor room in his daughter’s home during the night and stole a hunting case gold watch plus about $5 in change from a trouser pocket. The incident occurred in Columbia, Missouri, on a Wednesday night.
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Colonel Switzler
Columbia
W. F. Switzler
Said the Little Red Hen
A Sedalia woman praises Sedalia Steam Laundry, saying they provide the very best results to customers based on a shared recommendation.
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Sedalia
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Lorgan’s
Joplin convention debate on Pountain removal
Dr. Joel D. Hubbard of Versailles asked Internal Revenue Collector Frank D. Roberts to discharge George Pountain from his position. Roberts declined. Hubbard, with proxy from R. S. Harvey, returned to Chairman Akins and the proxy went to Emil Koch. Ed Austin of St. Louis also pressed for Pountain’s removal.
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The
Globe-Democrat
Joplin
Joel D. Hubbard
Versailles
Internal Revenue
Frank D. Roberts
George Pountain
Roberts
Dr. Hubbard
R. S. Harvey
State Committee
Eighth
Harvey
Akins
Emil Koch
Cole County
Ed Austin
St. Louis
Hubbard
Pountain
Kansas City man opens office for St. Louis lender
S. Denison of Kansas City opened an office in the Hoffman building for the Tontine Loan and Security company of St. Louis. Col. J. H. Christopher, owner of Pertle Springs, is president of the company. Denison is assistant superintendent.
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S. Denison
Kansas City
Hoffman Building
Tontine Loan and Security Company
St. Louis
J. H. Christopher
Pertle Springs
Mr. Denison
Telescope stolen from Preston Duckworth at union depot
Preston Duckworth of Duroe reported his telescope and clothes stolen from the union depot waiting room Monday afternoon after returning from a narrow gauge train to Clear Lake South Dakota. No one saw the thief or has a description.
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Preston Ducekworth
Duroe
County
Union Depot
Duckworth
Clear Lake
S. D
Union Station
Free Forest Park Theatre Ticket With 100 Calling Cards
Offer from Thomas Printing Co. gives a free Forest Park Theatre ticket to every lady ordering 100 calling cards by Saturday July 19 at 5 p.m. Cards priced at 75 cents per 100. Address 115 East Second Street.
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Forest Park Theatre
Thomas Printing CO
East Second Street
Paints at all descriptions from W. E. Bard Drug Co
A brief dealer notice stating paints of every description with high quality and reasonable prices from W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Two Pacific Traismen Face Manslaughter Charge
Engineer J. B. West and fireman Ed L. Rosson left for Warrensburg where their Johnson county case was set for hearing. They are charged with manslaughter in the first degree for the Feb. 22 fatal accident near Warrensburg in which Joseph Reybourn was run over by a Missouri Pacific train while they were on the engine.
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J. B. West
Ed L. Rossen
Warrensburg
Johnson County
Joseph Reybourn
Missouri Pacific
West
Rosson
Wind lifts Omaha woman from fast train in Nebraska
Miss Marie Karens of Omaha was blown from a Burlington excursion train traveling forty miles per hour into a cornfield. She fell about twenty feet but was uninjured, credited to soft ground from recent rain and her skirt acting as a parachute. She rejoined friends at the next station.
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Omaha
Neb
Marie Karens
Nebraska
Burlington
Wilbur
Karens
Flyer Collides with Freight Train Near Denison
A Katy line northbound flyer collided head on with a northbound freight at Atoka, fifty one miles north of Denison. The engine tore through six box cars, the engineer and fireman escaped by jumping prior to derailment. Passengers were badly shaken but not seriously injured.
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Denison
Texas
Atoka
Made to Order Soda Trade Grows
A local soda shop touts its made to order drinks and customer tailored service as its trade expands, claiming growing demand for personalized beverages and customer satisfaction.
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DOW Drug CO
Anti-Saloon League Meeting Draws Preachers to Marshall
Marshall Missouri hosts an Anti-Saloon League gathering July 2 through 4 with visiting preachers from afar including Reverend E. F. Barclay W. C. Helt and W. M. Hinson. They will speak at white and colored churches tomorrow.
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Anti-Saloon League
Marshall, Mo
E. FE. Barclay
W. C. Helt
W. M. Hinson
Had nut line perfumes debut in Sedalia by Bard Drugs
The celebrated Had nut line of perfumes is promoted as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia by W. E. Bard Drug Company. The notice highlights refined scents and limited regional availability from the local pharmacist.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Company
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Longwood
WM. Barry
2S. Denison
Col. Christopher's Co
P. Mm
FLYER
Katy
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