Sedalia Transit Introduces New Street Car Schedule
Sedalia Transit announces new schedules starting Tuesday June 6 for Forest Park East Sedalia Third Street and Fair Grounds lines. Forest Park cars run every 20 minutes from 6 20 am to 11 pm with transfers at Thirteen street. East Sedalia varies by time with 20 and 40 minute gaps. Third Street vehicles run every 15 minutes and Fair Grounds line every 40 minutes with peak 20 minute spans morning and early evening.
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Main
Ohio Streets
Sedalia
East Sedalia
Thirteenth Street
Third Street
Fair Grounds
Nan Patterson Quits Stage After Backlash in Altoona
Nan Randolph Patterson ends her return to the stage with the Romance of Panama troupe and heads home to Washington. She cites harsh criticism after her Caeser Young murder trial, says she owes thousands and plans to leave acting for a time.
Monarch Laundry Ad Promises Clean Family Wash
A local laundry service offers curtain and bedding cleaning for homes. Monarch Laundry run by Chas. Van Antwerp promotes family washing and provides two phone lines for contact.
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Monarch Laundry
Chas. van Antwerp
Remains of Leonard Leffler Taken to Cole Camp
The body of Leonard Leffler who died near Strasburg on Saturday morning was moved to Cole Camp for interment. His father J. K. P. Leffler accompanied the fare.
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Cole Camp
Leonard Leffler
Strasburg
J. K. P. Leffler
Licklider Promises Flour and Health Products
J. M. Licklider guarantees S flour and Vigoral Health filurr toe best. This partial notice notes product promotion and quality assurances, though details are unclear and names may be misread.
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J. M. Licklider
Oklahoma Soared High In Sunday Win
Locals scored seven runs to cinch the game as Westcott delivered a clutch rescue in the win. The shop lifters stayed grounded while Oklahoma secured the victory with an Ascension in the sixth.
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Westcott
Oklahoma City
Nickell
Halla
Risley
Mets
Scroggins
Milsap
Blackburn
Niecker
Curtis
Hall Show in Sedalia Draws Massive Crowds and Praise
Sedalia crowds welcomed Uncle Billy Hall's grand spectacle with the longest parade yet seen. The three-train arrival, open dens, and ornate tableau wagons impressed spectators and rivaled Ringling brothers in scale. The event showcased a famed herd of horses and ponies amid tents going up for the exhibition day. Local standings and baseball results also appear, highlighting Oklahoma City, Leavenworth, and Wichita contests along with the Smithton Athletics dominating their league.
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Sedalia
Colonel Hall
Ringling Brothers
Billy” Hall
Royal Ginger Ale Ad Endorsed by Beverage Reader
A promotional item touts Crawford's Royal Ginger Ale as a superior choice. It suggests if a dealer drank the ginger ale he sold he would likely choose Crawford's product instead. Also mentions B J Nelle endorsing S flour as a beauty aid.
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Crawford
Ministers' Alliance Looks to Sunday Saloon Closures
The Ministerial Alliance met at First M E church for weekly business and debated closing saloons on Sundays. They planned a Forest Park picnic for the last Monday in June and adjourned until September. A possible additional union meeting was discussed but nothing decided.
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Ministerial Alliance
M. E
Forest Park
Excursion Train Brings 600 Visitors to Sedalia Day
The Missouri Pacific excursion train from Jefferson City to Sedalia carried about 600 visitors who spent the day in the city. The seven coaches were filled with attendees who enjoyed the ball game in the afternoon.
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Missouri Pacific
Jefferson City
Sedalia
McDill’s catches save captain from humiliation twice Sunday
McDill saved Captain Rohn from great humiliation twice by catching high throws, each resulting in runs. The Springfield Highlanders dropped to Guthrie after beating Wichita, as they cling to the Association’s tail end. Manager Leist expects two pitchers this week. Brueggeman, once with Sedalia, is wired for and due tonight. Billy White heads to Kansas City to see Tete Allen, Kansas City Athletic Club's young pitcher. Sedalia may land him. Sedalia native Harry Suter will pitch against Guthrie this afternoon.
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Rohn
Leist
Brueggeman
Sedalia
Billy” White
Kansas City
Tete Allen
Kansas City Athletic Club
Sédalia
Harry Suter
Guthrie
Election of officers at East Sedatia Baptist church
Notice calls all members of East Sedatia Baptist church B Y P U to attend tonight at o'clock for election of officers. W E Momberg serves as president.
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East Sedatia Baptist Church
Directors Re-elected by Sedalia Trust Stockholders
The Sedalia Trust company held a meeting of the stock holders today and re-elected the old directors. Tomorrow the directors will meet to elect officers for the ensuing year.
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Sedalia Trust Company
Piano Tuner From Springfield Opens In Sedalia
C M Bird of Springfield locates in Sedalia and will be at home tuning pianos twice yearly. Offers fine tone and action regulating with satisfaction guaranteed. 219 West Fifth Street Bell phone 1641.
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C. M. Bird
Springfield
Sedalia
West Fifth Street
Bell Phone
Circus Workers Accused in Assault Case
Mrs. Peter Wolford reports that several Hall circus employees dragged her into a tent at show grounds and assaulted her after placing a hat in her mouth. Her son Richard, six, says men took him to a drinking area. A suspect was arrested and arraigned but the case was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Peter Wolford
East Second Street
Hall Circus
Richard
Lane
Truxel
King Alfonso Arrives in England for Week of State Functions
London reports the formal reception of King Alfonso of Spain by King Edward and Queen Alexandra. The royal yacht Victoria and Albert brought the Spanish king and retinue to Britain, with crowds cheering as Portsmouth and London hosted elaborate entertainments planned in his honor.
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Channel
Cherbourg
Victoria and Albert
Portsmouth
England
Alfonso
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
London
Metropolis
Buckingham Palace
M. Loubet
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