Ott’s soda and summer goods sale in Sedalia
Ott’s fountain remains open and all summer goods are being cleared out regardless of cost. Dated items note visits by Miss Dempsey Brown and Miss Ollie Taylor, plus various local trips and business calls in Sedalia and surrounding towns.
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C. A. Buchanan
Bunceton
Carl A. Guenther
Adam Bales
Lamonte
Sedalia
Ethel Snoddy
Warrensburg
Jennie Morey
Elmer Murray
Tipton
Ott
Miss Dempsey Brown
Houstonia
Wood Wiley
Franklin Junction
Ohio Street
George Idol
Prof
Agey
Knob Noster
C. C. Kelly
Sarah Grand
Will Hall
Money to loan on personal property
C. C. Lawson advertises loans on personal property in the Katie building. Rooms 107-89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Lawson
Katie Building
Professor Loagan May Leave Sedalia High School
Prof S W Loagan science instructor at Sedalia High asks school board to release him from next year’s contract. He has an offer from Kirksville normal. Board to meet Friday night to consider the request. Miss Ruby Westlake of Columbia applies for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Loagan
Sedalia High School
Kirksville Normal
Ruby Westlake
Columbia
One More Recruit Joins Coast Artillery
Alpha L. Sapp of Pettis county has enlisted in the coast artillery at the local recruiting station and will depart tonight for Jefferson Barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha L. Sapp
Pettis County
Coast Artillery
Mrs Hensley Injured in Fall at Home
Mrs John Hensley slipped and fell at 1901 South Moniteau breaking a wrist and sustaining bruises. Dr S G Crewford attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hensley
South Moniteau
S. G Crewford
Montage of Drum Corn Prices Surge on Drought
Drought pushes corn prices higher with a projected yield halved. The montage notes drought conditions boosting costs and signaling tighter supply.
Broomcorn Prices Surge Ahead Amid Dry spell and Corner
Price forecasts clash with drought driven yields as broomcorn futures push toward new highs. Pettis County growers report low yields and rising costs while a Chicago Chronicle note warns broom manufacturers may raise prices beyond 150 a ton.
Prediction on Price Increases from Meeting Attendees
Attendees at the meeting considered how much prices on their manufactures would rise, with speculation about the extent of future hikes and potential impacts on costs and markets.
Rohn Leaves Sedalia for St Joseph Offer
Dick Rohn first baseman of Sedalia accepts a $90 monthly offer plus expenses from the St Joseph club of the Western association and departs tonight. His absence leaves a gap at Sedalia with calls to move Schrandt to first and Woods to catch. St Joe has already recruited Garvin and Rohn from Sedalia within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Rohn
Sedalia
St. Joseph
Western Association
Schrandt
Woods
Kansas City
St. Joe
Garvin
Rohn
National League Ball Games Result and Weekend Plans
Tuesday results show Boston and Brooklyn matches with New York Philadelphia and Cincinnati games noted amid garbled text. Two color teams are advertised for Liberty Park Sunday afternoon, but Kidd and Blair claim a contract for the ball grounds and plan usual Sunday start. They seek Fort Scott as opponent for that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Park
Messrs
Kidd
Blair
Fort Scott
Sheer Golden Wedding in Illinois to West City Couple
Mr. and Mrs. William Williams of 910 South Massachusetts celebrate fifty years of marriage today from 4 to 9 p m. Guests include relatives and friends. a 6 o'clock dinner and refreshments are planned. Their children include Mrs J S Stevens Mrs Mose Hogan ex Sheriff J C Williams Charles Williams deputy sheriff Seymour Williams superintendent of Forest park and Sherman L Williams. The wedding occurred fifty years ago in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Illinois
Ellen Frances Posey
J. S. Stevens
Mose Hogan
J. C. Williams
Charles Williams
Seymour Williams
Forest Park
Sherman L. Williams
Baby Boy Born to Charles Stewart Couple on East Sixth
Charles Stewart and his wife of East Sixth street celebrate the birth of a baby boy at their home last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stewart
East Sixth Street
Tipton Man Columbus Ely Granted Ten Dollar Pension
Columbus G. Ely of Tipton receives a pension totaling ten dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus G. Ely
Tipton
Morals Regulator Cashman Promises Enforcement of Saloon Laws
The article reports Frank Jackson denying claims about collaborating with Tom Robb and Tom Gresham while Attorney W D Steele and Judge Kinsey review court records. Prosecutor Cashman asserts he will enforce Sunday closing and regulate morals as the start of saloon-law enforcement, despite criticism from papers and some saloonkeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jackson
Tom Robb
Tom Gresham
Jackson
W. D. Steele
Kinsey
Sem
Cashman
The
Sentinel
Constabulary
Children Celebrate Opening of New Carnegie Library
About a thousand children attended a reception at the new Carnegie library this afternoon. Librarian Fay Smith spoke on library matters and Mrs. W. D. Steele guided tours of artwork in the children's and art rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
August Meier's Will Admitted To Probate
Judge Parsons approves the will of August Meier. He left property on East Main Street and an upholstering business on East Fifth Street to his wife who died first. The estate then passes to their children. Fred Ludemann is named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meier
O. E. Parsons
East Main Street
East Fifth Street
Dr Smith Visits Sedalia on Smallpox Quarantine Plan
Dr W A Smith of the State board of health visiting Sedalia in consultation with city doctors Cowan and Shirk. He says smallpox can be wiped out this winter with proper quarantines and commends the city physicians for their handling last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Smith
State Board of Health
Kansas City
Hutsler Hurt In Fall From Moving Train
E. D. Hutsler, a Katy roundhouse foreman G. P. Letts employe, was thrown from a moving train and slightly hurt. He was taken to the hospital today for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Hutsler
G. P. Letts
Katy
Miss Mae Small To Entertain Tonight
Miss Mae Small will entertain a party of young people this evening in compliment to Miss Margaret Sneed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Small
Margaret Sneed
Wanted Fifty Gelded Horses for U S Government
Fifty head of horses for U S government sale at Stevens livery barn South Osage street on August 2 and 3. Must be geldings 4 to 8 years old 15 to 15 hands high weight 950 to 1100 pounds sound in all colors except gray and dun. Ed McElroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Stevens
South
Osage Street
Ed McElroy
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