Century Limited Restored to 18 Hour Schedule After Mentor wreck
New York June 26 The Twentieth Century Limited train, wrecked near Mentor Ohio by an open switch, is restored to its 18 hour Chicago to New York schedule after a staff conference and a thorough safety review led by New York Central President W N Newman. The decision cites no factor of speed contributing to the disaster and prioritizes safety over competition.
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New York
Mentor
Ohio
W. N. Newman
New York Central
Chicago
Newman
New
York
Railroad Crew Listings From Various Points
The notice lists rail workers including R. H. Collier of La Grange Texas and Charles E Dare of La T as well as T J Otto from Denison and Frank Ward from Franklin Junction Missouri. Other names include Larkin Rice Rocheport Missouri and Fox Saint Louis with additional workers from Parsons Kansas Smithville Texas and Smithville.
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R. H. Collier
Bridgeman
la Grange
Texas
Charles E. Dare
T. J. Otto
Denison
Tex
Frank Ward
Round House
Franklin Junction
Larkin Rice
Rocheport
TDL
Fox
St. Louis
George M. Calmback
Parsons
Kan
W. I. MicDavid
Smith
Vacancy notices on Sedalia Nevada local brakemen
Trainmaster O F Fowler of the Katy announces vacancies on the Sedalia Nevada local for brakemen with Sunday layovers at Sedalia and Nevada. If unfilled from the regular list within ten days they will be filled from the extra list. Two Katy excursion trains to Kansas City from Jefferson City and Moberly and from Sedalia returned about 4:30 this morning carrying about 900 passengers to visit parks and sights.
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O. F. Fowler
Katy
Sedalia-Nevada
Sedalia
Nevada
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Moberl
A Ten Pound Boy Born to Rural Carrier Family
Gus Dow and his wife welcomed a ten pound baby boy born Sunday June 25. Doctor advised early kidney trouble relief using Foley's Kidney Cure, sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
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Gus Dow
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Chicago Market Hog and Cattle Prices Rise Across Regions
Chicago market reports hog prices up 5 cents with light grades $5.20 to $5.42 and heavy $4.70 to $5.50. Kansas City and Omaha hogs up 5 cents. East St. Louis hogs up 10 cents with top at $5.55. Local notices list several residents traveling, visiting friends, or changing jobs and positions.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
East St. Louis
Sedalia Markets Cereals and Breadstuffs Prices
A local market list shows Prairie hay at 8.00 per ton and various flour and grain prices such as hard flour at 2.65 per cwt soft flour at 2.30 graham flour at 2.70 per ewt corn at 60 cents per bushel and potatoes at 50 cents per bushel. The notice also mentions poultry prices and a drought on other goods. The Diamond Ring and Gold Watch contest by Arlington Pharmacy is highlighted as a feature on another page.
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Arlington Pharmacy
Miss Zoe Vannata Visits Boonville Friends
Miss Zoe Vannata of Boonville has returned home after visiting Miss Sadie Cameron. C. W. Benwe and J. H. Guyman left for a short visit at Green Ridge. Mrs. C. Kelly Barnes departed for St. Louis to visit friends. Lee Agee, proprietor of the American Clothing Co., left for Flat River Mo. C. Kelly Barnes of the Barnes-
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Frances Black
Fulton
Susan
Margaret Wills
St. Louis
Sedelia
Sylvan Kahn
Warensburg
George Townsley
Pierce City
Otis J. Rogers
Zoe Vannata
Boonville
Sadie Cam
C. W. Benwe
J. H. Guyman
Green Ridge
C. Kelly Barnes
Lee Agee
American Clothing Company
Flat River
Annual Wash Goods Sale at Flowers This Week
Flower announces an annual wash goods sale this week inviting shoppers to browse discounts and new fabric options. The event emphasizes limited time availability and local bargains for homemakers and crafters.
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Flower’s
Hall ofster's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad
Bold claim for vitality through Hall lister's Rocky Mountain Tea with 35 cent price for tea or tablets. W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Purchased Sedalia Property Trade at Twenty Second and Ohio
The Hoar property at Twenty second and Ohio streets in Sedalia was sold today by G. H. Baldwin to Granville Porter of Clifton City for 2500 dollars.
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Ond
Ohio Strets
G. H. Baldwin
Granville Porter
Clifton City
One Minute Cough Cure Promoted for Children
The Children’s Favorite for coughs croup and whooping cough is marketed as harmless with no opiate and good taste. W. E. Bard Drug Co. sells this cure.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
P. H. Meyer Sells Vigoral and S Flour
P H Meyer announced the sale of Vigoral and S flour products. He marketed Vigoral as a health aid and promoted S flour through local outlets, noting availability and pricing during the sales period.
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P. H. Meyer
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Lodge, Staley & Co
Verona and Velour
Price
Staley G Company
East Third Street
Railroad News
Twentieth Century Limited
Mentor Wreck
British
India
Ohio ST
Chicago Market
The
Logan Com. Ce
South Lamine Street
Kem Clothing Company
el Dorado Springs
J. R
Steve Connor
Lamonte
Si McVey
E. E. McClellan
Independence
M. B. Wilson
Lexington
W. E. Bard
Thornton Maltby
T. North
Dun Mercantile Agency
Harry Glenn
Garrett Perdue
Warrensburg
Meda Andrews
Candy Palace
Sedalia Ice Cream Company
Bettie Hoff
Lamonie
L. S. Eddins
Sedalia Markets
Eron
Sedalia Property
Doc Gross
Chas. Newcomb
BELL
South Ohio Street
C. G. Overmeyer
Ohio Street
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