Crowds At Local Parks Enjoy Evening Attractions
Hot Sunday draws visitors to Forest and Liberty parks for shade and entertainment. Branidt's orchestra plays at Forest park while Liberty park hosts a afternoon band concert and a guard mount with a tent pitching contest by Company D. N. G. M. drills for the St. Joseph encampment and Forest park summer theatre opens next Sunday with a vaudeville show.
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Liberty Parks
Forest Park
Branidt
Liberty Park
St. Joseph
Burglars Blow Open Safe At X Ray Grocery
Thieves broke into the X Ray grocery at Sixteenth and Vermont between midnight and daylight Sunday. They blew the safe with nitroglycerine after unlocking it but found no money or provisions. Two revolvers and a razor were stolen, with damage to the safe and building, owner J A Hamrick noting no other valuables were taken.
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J. A. Hamrick
Mourn for General Gomez and long double header in Joplin
The article combines Havana mourning for General Maximo Gomez with a detailed two game doubleheader in Joplin where Wichita defeated Joplin in both extra inning contests, totaling twenty five innings and a combined score of four. It notes remarkable fielding by Pendry, pitchers’ superb work, and attendance of about 3500 fans. The piece also covers local baseball news about Sedalia and Joplin scheduling quirks and player movements.
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Havana
Maximo Gomez
Cabannas Fortress
Gomez
Congress
Oklahoma City
Joplin
Joplin Globe
Blackburn
Mets
Steen
Guthrie
Agin
Wichita Beacon
Wichita
Guthrie Beats Sedalia In Low Scoring Game
Guthrie 6 Sedalia 2 as Guthrie pitchers hold lead with 8 hits. White rips a two base hit, Downs to Jones to Berry turn double play, Gregory Graves Bennett Jones steal bases, Womack fans 3 Curtis 7 in 1 45 time. Attendance 2000.
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Sedalia
White
Jones
Berry
Gregory
Graves
Bennett
Womack
Curtis
Reagan
Oklahoma City Battery Match Report
At Oklahoma City the batteries involved were Shaner and Milsap for Leavenworth, with Ashley and Armstrong. Umpire Reynolds. In Springfield the battery duo Ellis and Seabaugh faced Howie and Henry with umpire Lewinson.
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Oklahoma City
Okla City
Leavenworth
Shaner
Milsap
Ashley
Armstrong
Reynolds
Springfield
Tomoem Séeneses
Ellis
Seabaugh
Topeka
Howie
Henry
Lewinson
Grand Jury to Vote on 35 Beef Trust Indictments
Chicago June 19 grand jury to vote next Wednesday on thirty five beef trust indictments prepared by the district attorney's office وفق report from Scripps McRae Press Association authorities indicate the action will occur in the coming week as part of ongoing anti trust prosecutions.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Beef Trust
Wantend Ten Ladies for Demonstrating From House to House
Help wanted notice seeks ten women to demonstrate grocery specialties door to door. Apply A. H. Davis at 314 East Third Street.
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A. H. Davis
East Third Street
Business Interest Purchase Notice by Dan Wilcox
Dan Wilcox announces purchase of an interest in J. L. Kautzman’s drug business located at 104 West Main Street. He thanks friends for past favors and asks for continued support and patronage.
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J. L. Kautzman
West Main Street
Local residents in town on various errands and visits
Postmaster J. M. O Bannon of Lamo te was in the city on business today. Stephen Connor is home from a business visit as Marshall Harry Carpenter deputy circuit clerk spent Sunday with his parents at Windsor Mo. George Yeager Alamo barber shop proprietor went to Moberly to visit ill J. J. Freeman. Harry Hunter and wife came from Kansas City Sunday. Mr Hunter returned home last night while Mrs Hunter formerly Miss Anna Young will visit relatives a few weeks.
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Marshall Harry Carpenter
Windsor
George Yeager
Alamo
Moberly
J. J. Freeman
Harry Hunter
Kansas City
Mr. Hunter
Mrs. Hunter
Anna Young
Senators Win Third Game Before Guthrie's Largest Crowd
The Senators defeated Sedalia in Guthrie before the largest ball game crowd on record. Curtis and Womack pitched well but fielding was ragged with several dumb plays. final score not stated.
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Senators
Sedalia
Guthrie
Curtis
Womack
Local Pharmacist Buys Interest in West Main Store
Dan Wilcox, longtime prescription clerk for W E Bard Drug Co on West Main street, purchased an interest in the J L Kautzman drug store at 104 West Main street today. Wilcox is a thorough druggist who previously ran a business at Longwood before coming to Sedalia.
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Dan Wilcox
W. E. Bard Drug Company
West Main Street
J. L. Kautzman Drug Store
Wilcox
Sedalia
Longwood
New Collar and Cuff Laundry Machine Installed
Sedalia Steam Laundry announces a new collar and cuff machine to improve laundering quality. A trial will prove its effectiveness as the plant aims for higher standards. Also notes prompt pickup and delivery service. A humorous line about a little girl's white stockings contrasts with a pallbearers’ gloves image.
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Sedalia Steam Laundry
Sedalia Mourns Mrs Malinda Ilgenfritz
Mrs Malinda Ilgenfritz, longtime prominent Sedalia resident and wife of a noted local figure, died this morning. Funeral plans were not immediately announced.
Death of Sedalia resident Malinda Ilgenfritz at 76
Mrs. Malinda Ilgenfritz aged 76 died at 10 20 AM at her Sedalia home due to complications from a fall eight weeks earlier. Born August 2 1829 in Chambersburg Pa she moved to Wooster Ohio as a girl and married William F Ilgenfritz in 1846. She had lived in Sedalia since 1865 and leaves three sons William D Clarence E and Lyndon L Ilgenfritz plus three grandchildren. Funeral at home Wednesday 10 AM with Rev J R Fuller. Flowers omitted.
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Sedalia
Ogenfritz
William D
Clarence E
Lyndon L. Igenfritz
William McNair
Charlies Melvin Ilgenfritz
Clarence Ilgeunfritz
St. Louis
J. R. Fuller
D. D
Umme ks Glaring Sun Glasses Offer Modern Rimless Styles
The ad promotes smoked glasses to ease eye strain and urges examination and fitting by experts. It highlights rimless frames as fashionable and promises scientifically fitted eyewear. Optical goods are advertised at notably low prices with warranties.
Kansas City Gas Line Nears Completion Across State
The 16 inch natural gas pipeline from Kansas to Kansas City is 127 miles completed with two gaps of sixty feet. A main test is planned next week and it will supply Topeka Lawrence Ottawa and other Kansas towns. The Kansas Natural Gas Company owns the line. Vincent Terry of Kansas City, visiting Lamonte, was in the city en route home.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Ottawa
Kansas City
Kansas Towns
Kansas Natural Gas Company
More Men Than Work Get Jobs In Wheat Fields
In Kansas City on June 19 the state free employment bureau saw a crowd seeking farm work in Kansas wheat fields and 200 railroad tickets sold by noon. Agent Jamison noted that applicants were mostly from country farms, not students or city bred men.
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Kansas City
Free Employment Agency
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