New John T Collins Furnishings Set for Sedalia Store
John T Collins of Kansas City announced plans to open a John T Collins Furniture and Carpet company in Sedalia leasing the Kuesel block at Second and Ohio for ten years. Remodeling may add a third floor and occupy the whole building, with a July 1 opening target.
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Morris Real Estate Agency
Kuesel
Second
Ohio Streets
John T. Collins Furniture and Carpet Company
New York
Collins
Sedalia
Presnt
North Mahoney Furniture and Carpet Company
Kansas City
Uly 1
Change of Union Prayer Meeting This Week
The union prayer meeting moves from Thursday to Friday and will be held at Broadway Presbyterian Church. Announcements should be shared at all evening prayer gatherings.
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Union
Broadway~ Presbyterian Church
Charles D Brown Seeks Republican renomination for county assessor
The Sentinel reports Charles D Brown known as Charlie announces his bid for a second term as Pettis County assessor. He is praised for popularity, careful tax lists, fair valuations, and a record of serving the people, with no Republican opposition yet declared and a likely strong challenge to his Democratic rival.
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Charles D. Brown
Charlie
Pettis
Brown
Farris' Offers Cold Phosphate Request
A reader asks where to obtain a cold phosphate and is advised to go to Farris' for the drink, noting the store as the source. The message ends with a ledger-like 60000 tag.
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Farris
Court actions in Sedalia and Hill v Wilson settled
In circuit court today the injunction suit Anna Ingram Hill et al v William Wilson et al was settled by the plaintiff paying the costs. An appeal was granted for the city of Sedalia ex rel S H Taylor v Michael Doherty.
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Anna Ingram Hill
William Wilson
City of
Sedalia
S. H. Taylor
Michael Doherty
Miners top champs in third game behind Bunton relief
In Joplin Sedalia loses 7 to 4 as Bunton relieves Curtis in the fourth inning and shuts down the champions. Vanderbill Lee and Fillman starred for Joplin while Curtis Eels and Bunton pitched for Sedalia with 3 walks issued to each. Trem of game was 1 45, with Shanks umpiring.
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Bunton
Sedalia
Joplin
Bauers
Curtis
Eels
Hutter
Gray
Fillman
Shimonek
Stoner
Rohn
Shanks
Vanderhill
C Welday
Skxad
Bayless
Welday
Eesen
Randolph
Crum
Ee Shimonek
Poa
Cf White
Schrant
Ee Stoner
Iola seeks revenge as exhibition game fuels title chase
Baseball notes report the Champions and Miners meeting in an exhibition at Joplin. Iola has won thirteen straight, led by Cy Watt whose pitching win rate tops the Southern league. The Goldbugs rest then head to Joplin and Springfield with openers set this Friday.
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Iola
Joplin
Goldbugs
Springfield
Iola Beats Topeka for Twelfth Straight Win in Unexciting Game
Iola won their twelfth straight by beating Topeka in a dull contest. Howie pitched well until the fifth. Bevis doubled and Armstrong singled for Iola’s lone runs. Bevis and Armstrong contributed to the visitors’ scoreless stretch in the sixth.
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Iola
Kas
Topeka
Howie
Bevis
Armstrong
Goodears
Seigle
Porter's four hits spark Springfield in 20 8 rout of Fort Scott
Springfield Missouri opened strong at home as Horton pitched five innings and Speer three. Porter's four singles powered the offense and cleared the bases with a key run in a 20 to 8 victory over Fort Scott.
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Springfield
Horton
Speer
Porter
Scott
Nefi
Begley
Fredericks
Wood
Smith
Leavenworth Defeats Pittsburg In Fast Game
Leavenworth defeated Pittsburg 7 to 3 in Pittsburg Kansas. The game featured a triple play by the visitors in the fifth inning and a late surge by Leavenworth, scoring three runs in the eighth. Torrence Bearwald Cates Ulrich were the battery.
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Leavenworth
Pittsburg
Kas
Vitors
Lavenworth
Torrence and
Bearwald
Cates
Ulrich
Big Exposition Pike Day Parade Opens World’s Fair Carnival
St Louis reports Pike day on June 4 when all 58 shows move to the exposition grounds for continuous performances. Notables Geronimo and General Cronje are expected in the parade with a world peoples retinue. The Mississippi exhibit features a life like canebrake bear and other wildlife. A first wedding on the Observation wheel is noted, plus numerous freaks, tramps, and demonstrations of radium, matches, phonographs, and book binding machines at the World’s Fair.
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St. Louis
Geronimo
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Forestry, Fish and Game
Eddy Rogers
Florence Benton
Wamago
Kas
Salt Lake
Iowa
George Frederick Kunn
United States Geological Survey
Interior Department
Government
Sweden
Palace of Liberal Arts
Liberal Arts
Fragments Hint at Social Scene and Food Pleasantries
OCR text shows scattered phrases about shaved ice fruit and social gathering. Mentions Farris and a casual, friendly atmosphere with plentiful refreshments hinting at a community event or advert. No clear event dates or organized group names are readable.
Remembered by Sentinel staff Miss Ia Colbert resigns
Miss Ia Colbert, bookkeeper for the Sentinel for two years, resigned yesterday and returned to her Johnson county home near Warrensburg for a sojourn with her parents. Last evening she was honored by management and employees with a solid silver toilet set as a token of appreciation for her faithfulness and work. Colbert plans to return to Sedalia to attend college.
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Ia Colbert
the Sentinel
Johnson County
Warrensburg
Miss Colbert
Sedalia
Money to Loan Ad by C C Lewson Attorney
Money to loan offered by C C Lewson attorney at law. offices in Katy building rooms 10 8 9. phone 4 7.
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C. C. Lewson
Katy Building
World's Fair Notes on Exhibits and Native Camps
The tomahawk Tecumseh carried at his death is shown in the Kentucky building. Over 200 Indians camp in tepees around the Indian building, representing many tribes. Hank Monk's whip used in Horace Greeley's Sierra ride is on display in the Nevada building. The New Zealand exhibit in Forestry Palace features trophies, wild boar heads, Kauri gum, and Maori life photographs and paintings.
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Tecumseh
Kentucky
Hank Monk
California
Nevada
Horace Greeley
Sierras
New Zealand
Palace of Forestry, Fish and Game
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Sldalia, Mo
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J. H. Crouse Mattress Factory
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Vanderbill
Lee
L. Pet
Topeka Leavenworth
Pittsburg Steee
Baseball Notes
Topeka Journal
Shively
Rapps
Cy Watt
George Franklin
East
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Joplin Globe
McDill
Vanderhilt
Fort Scott
Sentinel
Brooklyn
New York National Guard
McClellan
Wells
Radium Wests
Liberal Arts Features
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F.D. Ormond
Ohio St
Sedalia, Mo
McGurren’s
TEA and Coffee House
Norfolk
Kidd Clothing CO
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