Sedalia Democrat accused of advertising coercion and bias
A column condemns the Sedalia Evening Democrat for pressuring advertisers and subscribers, calling its editor intolerant and denouncing bias toward competing papers. It notes alleged offers of reduced rates to advertisers who shun other papers and free subscriptions to stop other papers.
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Sedalia Evening Democrat
Sentinel
Sedalia Democrat
The
Democrat
Mr. Stratton
McGirk Notes on Wheat, Railwork, and Departures
McGirk Missouri reports six months away in Illinois and now home. Wheat harvest and corn plowing dominate daily life amid fears of a potential famine if dry weather persists. Local men work on the Missouri Pacific extension. others return from plastering, St. Louis jobs, or New Mexico positions. An excursion train and M W A log rolling attract residents as local papers end publication.
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A. L. Cook
Monroe Cook
McGirk
New Mexico
Dewey Place
Missouri Pacific Railway
J. D. Hines
John Higgins
Bacon
D. Reidy
Texas
J. G. Hughes
Marion
Cole County
Bige Cook
A. C. Hackney
Jefferson City
A Sedalia In Custody
C T K Prentice Lawrence Kansas police chief holds Robert Ainsworth 35, a Sedalia native, claiming he escaped Nevada asylum three years ago and has wandered Indian Territory since. He is brother of Mrs Milton Greer of Sedalia. Deputy Robb consulted Mrs Greer and contacted Prentice and Ainsworth’s mother in Marshall Missouri for more details.
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C. T. K. Prentice
Lawrence, Kas
Robert Ainsworth
Sedalia
Ainsworth
Nevada Insane Asylum
Indian Territory
Milton Greer
Visit the East on Lake Shore Tours Via Pan American Exposition
Advertises summer trips to the East with scenic and historic appeal and a stop on tourist tickets over the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway. Promotes Lake Shore Tours with outline maps and rates, Book of Trains for complete passenger service, and direct line to a famous resort. Includes addresses in Kansas City and Chicago.
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Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway
Lake Shore Tours
Chautauquans
B. P. Humphrey
Kansas City
F. M. Byron
Chicago
Pehl's Private Stock bottled at the distillery
Pehl's Private Stock eight years old offers four quarts per case at $3.00. shipped to any address with return shipping paid if not as represented. Advertises for medical and family use. Peter Pehl Wheale sale in whiskeys Anheuser Busch beers. Wholesale House 115 West Second St Phone 95.
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Pehl
Wheelesale
Anheuser-Busch
West Second St
Bargains in Rates to Buffalo Boston and New York
Low rates are now in effect to Buffalo Boston New York and other eastern points via the Chicago Great Western railway. For full particulars inquire of any Great Western agent or J. P. Elmer general passenger agent Chicago.
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Buffalo
Boston
New York
Chicago Great Western Railway
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
Chicago
Wanted to buy farm near city with cash offer
Classified notice requests a 10 to 15 acre farm within four to five miles of the city, fully improved, with cash offered for the right place. Inquiries to F. F. Rush at Broadway Crossing. Also advertised are cabbage and tomato plants and sweet potato slips for sale by the hundred or thousand from G. B. Goodrich at Corner Eighteenth and Marvin. Telephone 176 old phone.
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F. F. Rush
Broadway Crossing
Special prices on two upright pianos tomorrow
J H Clemens announces price cuts on two new upright pianos at John N Taylor's Piano House located at 507 Ohio Street with the sale set for tomorrow.
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J. H. Clemens
John N. Taylor
Ohio Street
Boston Cafe opens sale on white goods and embroideries
Announcement advertises ongoing sale at the Boston Cafe located at 214 Ohio St. It promotes factory made candy as pure and contrasts it with less expensive options while urging customers to purchase the better quality candy.
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Boston
Ohio St
Cookman Murder Trial Opens with Pathetic Family Scene
The trial of J. W. Cookman for the murder of John McBride opens in Pettis county court at 2 15 p m with Coroner McCluney and Constable Robb testifying. The courtroom displays Cookman’s anxious family as jurors hear witnesses and the accused explains he fired to scare McBride after alleged taunting.
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McCluney
Jamé& Robb
John Cashman
Cashman
J. W. Cookman
John McBride
Harley Templeton
Cookman
McBride
T. P. McCluney
Henry M. Horn
John Jackson
Zeze Kemp
Zeke Kemp
J. A. Robb
T. J. Robb
Horn
W. Horn
Tim Buckley
Isaac Simmons
John H. Simmons
F. H. Glass
Joseph DeJarnett
Charles Dukes
Spencer Haines
Mesers
Shain & Barnett
Lovinger
Mr. Lovinger
James A. Robb
Sedalia
Clinton
Mr. Robb
Robb
Company D Plans Drill Tonight at Liberty Park
Company D will conduct a drill at Liberty Park this evening, with personnel and equipment set to test readiness. The event aims to practice emergency response procedures and familiarize residents with responders.
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Co. D
Liberty
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