Sedalia Wins Log Roll and Officers at Kansas City Meet
Sedalia delegates dominated the Southwestern Log-rolling event winning the log roll competition and securing key officers. Montgomery was elected vice president and Blaise secretary after a strong Sedalia nomination speech. Nevada took the best drilled Foresters team prize. Sedalia earned the Royal Neighbors prize.
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Sedalia
Woodmen of
America
Kansas City
Southwestern
Sedalia Party
Montgomery
Nevada
Springfield
Messrs
Blaise
Charles Ernst
Fields of Pure Gold in Crowned King Mine Arizona
Rich ore strike at Crowned King mine Bradshaw basin near Prescott Arizona yields 10 inch pay streak worth about 100000 dollars a ton. Ore is sent directly to refinery due to high value while showing free gold crystals and extensive underground tunneling for ventillation and access.
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Crowned King
Bradshaw Basin
Prescott
Peck District
Arizona
Golconda
Curious Washington case of sneezing from abnormal nasal growth
A Washington case reported to the Medical Society describes a girl who began sneezing at school in October. Doctors tried sedatives with no effect until an abnormal growth, termed perhapics, was removed with electric needle operations. Sneezing diminished and stopped after the growth was eradicated.
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Washington
Medical Society
Walter A. Wells
Na Scicuzirl
Large western convention dance draws crowd at hall
The steering committee received aid from Fred Ludemann delegate to the head camp and Pearl Teufel and Henry Voigt delegates from local camps. Last night at the convention hall one of the largest dances ever held in the west occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Fred Ludemann
Pearl Teufel
Henry Voigt
Oldest American Telegraph Operator Resides in St. Louis
The oldest telegraph operator in America is identified as Roesington Elms and he lives in St. Louis. The report notes his age and status as the nation’s senior telegraphist with a featured portrait.
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America
St. Louis
Roesington Elms
Parrot Polly Ives Laid To Rest Beside Mate Polly Hall
Polly Ives a male parrot owned by Dr. Fayette S. Hall of New Haven died at 15 after his mate Polly Hall died three years earlier. Dr Hall held state funerals for both birds and had them buried in Wallingford cemetery with 13 by 6 by 4 inch caskets. Dr Hall praised Polly Ives saying he had intelligence and honesty and would watch for thieves.
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Polly Ives
Polly Hall
Fayette S. Hall
New Haven
Hall
Robert S. Ives
Fox Hunters Complimented In Warsaw Osage Fox Hunt Note
Two excerpts describe relief crowds near food stations with African American attendees and a fraught charity case, including a destitute widow who lost husband and children to violence and famine. A separate item praises Benton County fox hunters from Smithon with a cordial future invitation and a warm Warsaw welcome.
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Benton County Tribune
Peice
Smithon
Hunt
Sa.m
Louis Monsees
Mose Hogan
Mint Johns
Sam White
John McFarland
Tom Parberry
Emmett
Mentor
Clark
Davis Bouldin
The
Tribune
Osage
Warsaw
Mrs Rudyard Kipling and Carolyn Balestier Kipling
The article profiles Carolyn Balestier Kipling as her husband’s reticent critic and says she saved the draft of the Recessional from his waste basket. It notes her Balestier lineage, wealth, meeting Kipling in 1889, and their Brattleboro Vermont home built 1892–96 at a cost of $50,000, ending with The Naulahka.
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Rudyard Kipling
Carolyn Balestier Kipling
England
Mrs. Kipling
Brattleboro
Balestiers
Naulahka
Mid day bonnet echoes great grand mothers fashion
A pale yellow liberty silk Mid day bonnet for a child features a square crown on a lace band with a wired brim that bends. It is trimmed with ribbon loops and half opened roses arranged to lift the bonnet from a stiff look.
Sedalia residents urged to clean mud from streets
Prof Gass and others returned from a two day Muddy fishing trip and reported good luck. The Sedalia writer notes pride in securing the State Fair but condemns mud covered streets and crossings. The Sentinel adds the city cannot impress visitors while streets remain disgraceful.
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Prof. Gass
C. E. Christiansen
Otho Amick
W. E. Poindexter
Col. Ayres
Chas. Rodes, Jr
Sedalia
Armstrong Herald
Sentinel
Bettie Gentry Shows Great Improvement
Mrs. Bettie Gentry’s condition is reported very much improved today and hopes are entertained she will be up in a few days.
Want Column Ad Offer In Sentinel For 25c
The Sentinel invites readers to place want ads in its Want Column reaching 2,500 homes daily. Ads cost 25c for twenty words, three times. A quick, cheap way to make a deal through classified listings.
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The
Sentinel
Classified notices and small ads from Sentinel
For SALE hot water heating store Bargain Address AX SENTINEL office For SALE Old papers at SENT NEL office 10 cents per 100 WANTED first class barber Saturday Apply 111 Ohio street Employment of and kind by young man in farming and dairy work T J care of SENTINEL For SaLe Seven pointer pups inquiries 1323 East Sixth For SaLe California Boss candy Receipt for 200 call at once Corner 3rd and Ohio St and see D HANser Wanted To exchange 80 acre farm 15 acre or 500 acres pasture 8 acre for dwelling Will pay cash difference
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T. J
Sentinel
California
Cor
3Rd
Ohio St
D. Hanser
Wanted Man and Wife for Janitor Posts
Help wanted ad seeks a man and wife to fill janitor and janitress positions without children preferred. Inquiries directed to S. W. corner of Main and Ohio. continuous employment and housing details likely provided upon contact.
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S. W. Cor
Main
Ohio
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Evening Sentinel
Arbert Graffis
Chas. E. Baker
the Sentinel Publishing Co
Court House Square
ONION
Missouri
Sedalia Woodmen
Sute
Polly
16Th
Missouri Ave
Elms
Western Union Company
Leslie
la Fl
Fleischmann
Alamo
Ott’s
Mlaughlin Bros
Ohio Street
Hore
Doooe
Rabor Heating Store
Sentinel Office
Sentnel
Blake
Insurance
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