Eagles Carnival Planned After Initiations in Sedalia
West Main Sedalia Aerie of Fraternal Order of Eagles held a meeting last night and initiated Will Glass W H Cloney Mike Quinn L T Wood and L B Hamilton. The carnival opens Monday and runs through the week with Parker Amusement Company arriving Sunday from Springfield to set up attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Glass
W. H. Cloney
Mike Quinn
L. T. Wood
L. B. Hamilton
Eagles Carnival
Parker Amusement Company
Springfield
Local Personal Names Parade Spotted In Daily Notes
Mrs Michael Deine returns home from St Charles Missouri. Prof J M Hill and wife plan Sunday visit with relatives in Boonville. John Brown the roofer made a business trip to Knob Noster. William Thompson of Joplin visits Dr W T Thomas and family. Sam Coats Lamonte visits city on business. Miller Rogers of Bunceton returns home after a business trip. Sol Sandriaze of Houstonia among visitors. W R Annan editor of Pilot Grove Record in city promoting publication. Mrs J T Byrne and children return home from Brunswick. Roy McCane of Lima Montana visits Lamonte relatives. W H Oglesby of Lamont attends local telephone meeting then returns home. Mrs R A Harper and Paul depart Pueblo Colorado after visit. Miss Minnie Enlow leaves for Granville. Mrs F H Blackman and Vanita Blackman depart to De Soto. Mrs J Fay and Frances arrive from Jefferson City for visit. Master Harold Hoffman leaves for Blackburn to visit grandmother. Miss Luel2 Wood Jefferson City and Lonnie Oldham Nevada visit grandparents Len and Mrs Wilson at 309 Last Third. Miss Lorena Challacombe Chalacombe Illinois leaves after winter with uncle J A Challacompe. Mrs Ednerhart Hardin College faculty member visiting Gass parents. Mrs Harvey McGugin arrives from Tipton after concert by Ladies Musical Club. Mrs Eliza Hall and Lola of Lamonte travel home from Jefferson City after visit with relatives.
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W. H. Oglesby
Lamontte
R. A. Harper and Son
Paul
Pueblo
Col
Minnie Enlow
H. B. Bascom
Granville
F. H. Blackman
Vanita Blackman
de Sota
Harold Hoffman
F. E. Hoffman
Blackburn
Luel2 Wood
Jefferson City
Lonnie Oldham
Nevada
Len Wilson
Last Third Street
Lorena Challacombe
Challacombe, Lil
J. A. Challacompe
Harvey MecGugin
Tipton
Ladies’ Musical Club
Eliza Hall
Lola
Lamonte
New Western Pacific rail project aims for record build pace
The Western Pacific plan, tied to the Gould system, targets 850 miles completed by June 1, 1907, with bases of operation on rival lines. Harriman will move men and rails. 100000 tons of steel rails and 3,000,000 ties to be brought in as the project seeks to save Missouri Pacific and reshape western rail balance. George Cummings becomes D T and L head, Ramsey to A n n Arbor change.
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San Francisco Bay
Harriman
Gould
Great Divide
Western Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Chicago
H. B. Holland Syndicate
Russell Harding
Gould System
Hollins Company
George Cummings
D. T. and
L. Road
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
Ann Arbor Company
Harry A. Beal
Jefferson City
Clara S. Bredemann
W. J. McKee
Katy
Logan Sentenced for Carrying Concealed Weapon
Last evening C. E. Logan was sentenced to twenty days in the county jail on the charge of carrying concealed weapons by Justice N. H. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Logan
N. H. Rogers
Man Hit by Freight Engine At Station
A Sedalia man, described as a negro, was struck on the station platform by a passing freight engine Thursday morning and knocked several feet. Dr. Callaway examined him and found no injuries. Warrensburg Star.
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Sedalia
Callaway
Warrensburg
Gould Plans Western Pacific Line Completion in June 1907
George Gould announces the Western Pacific line will be completed in June 1907. The project aims to connect key routes and expand regional railway capacity, signaling a major advancement for the railroad network.
Laborers and railroad workers listed by hometowns
The document lists William Cone from Hillsboro Texas Pat Keys from Franklin Junction Missouri Henry Clark from Denison Texas D C Lens from Smithville Texas I R Bloant from Oklahoma City Oklahoma William Carter from Muskogee Oklahoma Sam Breeding from Hillsboro Texas and others as crew members or laborers with various rail roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cone
Hillsboro
Texas
Pat Keys
Franklin Junction
Henry Clark
Denison
D. C. Lens
Smithville
Kansas City Cattle Market and Rail News Roundup
Kansas City cattle market reports show weekly receipts around 29 500 with steady to lower prices for steers and mixed moves for cows and feeders. Hog and sheep offerings quote changes with regional market comparisons from Omaha St Louis and Chicago, plus a Katy railroad inspection tour and an Ann Arbor railroad reorganization meeting in New York.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Kodol Dyspepsia Care Promises Digestion Help
Advertises Kodol Dyspepsia Care claiming digestion of all foods regardless of stomach condition. It asserts nutrients reach blood and tissues to strengthen the system and cure indigestion belching sour stomach and related issues. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Lights At Forest Park Open After Work Disruption
Traffic on the Forest Park line slows as workmen pull a rock culvert just south of Twentieth Street. Men will finish soon and cars resume normal service. Eighty lights at the park will be lit tonight for the first time as carpenters build benches and picnic tables with lumber delivered this morning.
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Forest Park
Twentieth Street
Mrs Parsons Hosts Laties Guild at Calvary Church
The Laties' Guild of Calvary Episcopal church are guests this afternoon of Mrs. O. E. Parsons on East Sixth Street for a social gathering.
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Laties’ Guild of
Calvary Episcopal Church
O. E. Parsons
East
Notice to Merchants Licenses Due in Sedalia Mo
Merchants licenses for Sedalia Missouri are due June 10 1905. Information will be filed in the police court against all delinquent licensees on June 19 1905 for all classes of business with licenses due and unpaid. City Clerk Baker Sedalia Mo.
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Sedalia
Chicago Market Hogs Trade At 23 000 Steady
Chicago Market at 214 South Lamine Street reports hog prices at 23 000 with steady activity as buyers and sellers exchange bids and offers in a quiet session.
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South Lamine Street
Chicago
Letter from L H Archias on Western Tour 1905
A city resident, L H Archias, and family touring the western United States send a message from the Golden State Limited en route to Los Angeles dated June 5 1905. They report passing Uma Arizona at speed across a desert where flood waters from the Colorado River have created a large inland lake, leaving land barren and salt beds when not flooded.
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L. H. Archias
Los Angeles
Golden State Limited
Uma
Arizona
Colorado
Descriptive Ride Through Uma and El Paso Notes
The writer reports overflowing land since 1901 near Uma with giant cacti fruiting olives oranges and lemons and tall palms. They note an Uma Indian reservation with tattooed chins and a harsher view than Filipinos at the world fair. In El Paso they met Mr Tupper recently with the Sentinel who joined a new El Paso paper.
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Uma
Umas
el Paso
Mr. Tupper
The
Sentinel
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Advertises Beauty
The ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a beauty aid for girls offering red lips laughing eyes sweet breath and good looks sold at 35 cents as tea or tablets by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Sedalia Lodge Special Meeting In Evening
Sedalia lodge No. 236 A F and A M will meet this evening at 8 o clock for work in the second degree. All fellowcrafts are invited to attend. W O Stanley W M E E Codding Secretary. Big S Flour has no equal.
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Sedalia Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Country Picnic Honors Visiting Ladies at Ware Farm
Miss Mildred Latimer hosted a country party at the Ware farm north of the city on Thursday evening in honor of guests Miss Mayr of South Bend Indiana and Miss Gallaher of Tampa Florida. Attendees included Misses Mayr Gallaher Mildred Latimer and Messrs John E Tiedeman Guy Arey and Will Quigley. Mr and Mrs Latimer acted as chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Latimer
Ware Farm
City
Mayr
South Bend
Ind
Gallaher
Tam
John E. Tiedeman
Guy Arey
Will Quigley
Chronic cough relief with Foley's Honey and Tar
Chronic bronchial troubles and summer coughs can be quickly relieved and cured by Foley's Honey and Tar at Ariington Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley's
Ariington Pharmacy
Carnival fence collapse injures supervisor at court site
While erecting a kick board fence for the Eagles Carnival, a section along the courthouse north side blew down. Superintendent Thomas J. Robb was trapped beneath, suffering a slight sprain to his right ankle and a strain of the right thigh.
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Eagles
Thomas J. Robb
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Michael Deine
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Boonville
John Brown
Knob Noster
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Sam Coats
Miller Rogers
Bunceton
Sol Sandriaze
Houstonia
W. R. Annan
Pilot Irove Record
Roy McCane
Lima, Mont
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Stranger
Ohio ST
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Oklahoma
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Muskogee
I. T
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Ernest Tuler
State University At
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New Mexico
Floyd
J. W. McClain
Marshall
F. T. Cooper
Otto Barlow
Iron Mountain
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L. M. Redabush
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Flint
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E. M. Alvord
Couth
New York
Ann Arbor
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Toledo
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B. J. Nelle
Anh
Blanke
Grant Cabin
W. J. Letts
C. KE. Messerly
Chas. Hoffman
M. B. Coleman
C. F. Blanke Tea & Coffee Company
M. V. Sweet & Son
Mrs. Parsons
Sixth Street
L. S
C. ©. Baker
Sedalia, Mo
Chicago Market
Logan Com. Ce
Golden West
W. O. Stanley
W. M. E. E. Codding
Mrs. Monahan-Collier
Ohio Street
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