Postmaster Vernon on Trial for Lamonte Shooting
In Pettis county court the case against J M O Ban non, Lamonte postmaster, for shooting W H Hull Missouri Pacific agent, proceeds with Sangree Lamm Hastain for defense and John Cashman aiding Prosecutor Steele. Jurors include Franklin Ew ers Crawford Ream Bruhl W ames Monroe luhm Doyle Myers Gross Hat ton. Fuller colored arrested for suspected burglary. mu ll s sought in Mexico for guitar theft. coat found at jail may spur burglary link.
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J. M. O’bannon
Lamonte
W. H. Hull
Missouri Pacific
Pettis County
Case Thos. C. Franklin
C. M. Ewers
Taylor Crawford
Fred E. Ream
Christian Bruhl
Sam Wames
Frank Monroe
John Luhm
Jas. H. Doyle
W. B. Myers
John W. Gross
R. I. Hatton
Turner
George Mu
Mexico
Fuller
Pershing & Anderson
Jackson Street
S. T. Jackson
The Sentinels New Dress
The Sentinel reveals a new, brighter dress for its appearance, replacing the old worn style. The upgrade reflects growth from a modest start to a large circulating Central Missouri paper, with plans for modern conveniences and a basement laundry. Architect W S Epperson is named. Mrs Quigley plans to move to a new home next autumn.
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Sentinel
Central
Missouri
W.5. Epperson
Quigley
Pettis County Live Stock Purchase Report
Messrs N R Powell of Pettus Tex and Jnc G Kennedy of Corpus Christi Tex visited Sedalia yesterday and purchased 8 fine Shorthorn cattle.
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Pettis County
Messrs
N. R. Powell
Pettus, Tex
Jnc.g.kennedy
Corpus Kristi, Tex
Sedalia
Calves of Nick Gentry Showcase at Fairs Then Sold by Powell and Kennedy
Nick Gentry plans to exhibit his calves at leading fairs this fall before Powell and Kennedy take them to their extensive ranches. Powell, once local, now owns 5,000 acres and sells 15 000 to 20 000 head annually. Powell will tour the region to acquire prime stock.
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Nick Gentry
Mr. Gentry
Messrs. Powell
Kennedy
Powell
Quigleys Fine New Howe Residence in St. Louis
Mrs. J. B. Quigley of this city plans a $15,000 residence this summer opposite Forest Park in St. Louis. The brick and stone structure will feature a fancy tiled roof and offer an elegant, commodious finish.
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J. B. Quigley
Forest Park
St. Louis
State Fair Debate Stirs Moberly Citizens
In Moberly a dialogue on state fair location surfaces as politicians and ministers spar over regional impacts. Comments mock opposing candidates while praising local institutions, schools, and industry amid statewide shifts led by Lon Stephens and the State Board of Agriculture.
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Providence
Lon Stephens
State Board of Agriculture
Missouri River
New City Librarian Chosen at Last Night's Meeting
Anna Strong elected city librarian with four applicants. Luie Smith chosen as assistant. The board reorganizes and adopts a new salary rule amid Sedalia day’s news.
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New City
Anna Strong
Col Strang Confident On North South Road Progress
Col A L Strang returns from six week east trip praising the Sedalia to Miami road plan and predicts stronger local support for building the road with the state fair set nearby. He departs again today to continue the effort.
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Col
A. L. Strang
Sedalia
Miami
State fair talk and library board changes surface in Sedalia
Commentary on Sedalia and the state fair dispute appears alongside notes on Sedalia civic life. Ed Wilson hails Mexico and the state fair, while librarianship shifts at the Sedalia public library with Mrs Strong chosen as head and Miss Baskette praised for steady service.
Missouri Trust Company Receives Oklahoma License
Territorial Secretary Jenkins grants the Missouri Trust Company of Sedalia a license to do business in Oklahoma. C. Rowland of Oklahoma City is appointed agent. Principal stockholders include H. W. Knapp of Bridgeport Connecticut and O. A. Crandall of Sedalia, who is company president.
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Guthrie
O. T
Territorial
Jenkins
Oklahoma
Missouri Trust Company
Sedalia
C. Rowland
Oklahoma City
H. W. Knapp
Bridgeport
Couple to Wed in Houstonia on Monday
Licensed to wed are J. S. Walker and Helda M. Wilcox of Houstonia. They will be married there Monday. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is advertised as a cure for piles that remains permanent.
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Christian Sunday School
Fairmount Park
Hoyt Comedy Company
Forest Park
Opera House
Crawford
Monitor
Ledger
Mexico Ledger
J. S. Walker
Helda M. Wilcox
Houstonia
DeWitt
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George Reed
Leftwich
the Sentinel
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Moberly
Sam Cook
Chillicothe
Chicago and Alton Railway
Geo. Robertson
House of Representatives
Jefferson City
Luie Smith
The
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East Sedalia
W. F. Waller
Kansas City
Arthur Lister
Williams’ East End
Ohio
Seventh Streets
Liberty Park
Clevelan
Opped
Ting
Schley
Marchand
Heman
Stooy City
Ee Clark
D.B. Henderson
Owa
Col. Strang
Fleischmann’s Y
Ott’s
Maine
Billy Patterson
Ed Wilson
Klondike
Julius Lotter
Standard
Julius
Sam B. Cook
J. B. Fuller
W. D. Steele
E. B. Burrowes
Emma _ Baskette
McCluney
W. O. B. Dixon
Strong
Baskette
Lutie Smith
Sedalia Capital
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