J A Davis appointed superintendent for Katy lines
The Katy Railway promotes J A Davis to superintendent of the Sedalia and Kansas City divisions and of the Hannibal division between Franklin Junction and Sedalia. The promotion follows W B Lyons, with N J Finney’s jurisdiction extended over the Hannibal division. General Manager Allen and General Superintendent Sweeney sign the circular. A coach load of U S prisoners is en route to Columbus from Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Missouri
J. A. Davis
W. B. Lyons
Davis
Sedalia
Kansas City
Hannibal
Franklin Junction
Supt
N. J. Finney
Allen
Sweeney
Katy shop layoffs and 60 hour week order amid Katy details
The article notes Katy officials placing shops on a sixty hour week starting July 5 and reveals staffing changes including Shady Burnap's layoff and W V Chapman taking his place. It also covers employee injuries at the Katy depot and a family of Ames facing multiple accidents and hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HA Mannow
Katy
W V Chapman
Shady Burnap
Kansas
Wm. Cameron
Missouri Pacific
Moniteau Springs
Supt
Wigton
Hank Wareham
Lexington
Kansas City
Herb Ames
Lou Ames
Schell City
Illinois
Ames
Andrews Opera Club Hosts Miss Willetta Schooling
Miss Johnnie Pattison hosted a morning party at her Seventh and Massachusetts home in honor of Miss Willetta Schooling of Higginsville. Guests enjoyed a Poet's Feast guessing contest with Miss Bessie Doyle winning a gold stamp box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Pattison
Seventh
Massachusetts
Willetta Schooling
Higginsville
Miss Pattison
Ethel Gibson
Emerson Wood
Eula Baker
Ti McDougall
Bessie Doyle
Nellie Davis
Ella Gentry
Lillian Poteet
Mabelle Anderson
Mary Temple
Ollie Brown
Alyce Miner
Lucile Brown
Blanche Imhoff
Daisy McGowan
Mayme Gentry
Gertrude Maltby
Ethel Roemer
Nellie Belle Major
Nina Harris
Nona Wood
Outing for First M E Church Boys Aids Muddy Trip
E R Ballard's class of boys left for a fishing trip to Muddy at 7 15 Tuesday morning. They fished swam played in the mud and returned by 8 00 last evening. Present were E R Ballard Burt Ballard Escue Spahr Bennie Border Calvin Richmond BF Richmond Elmer Richmond Herbert Rippey Edward McLaughlin Elmer Wheeler Allen McLaughlin Reed Burny Zuma Adams Harry Ballard George Wells Arthur Huerman Willie Bowran. Mr C B McCullough a Princeton student visiting Lee Montgomery expected home from Princeton today. Mrs Those Rogers and Marguerite have returned from Lafayette Ind where Marguerite attended school the past year. Mrs J B Quigley and children will summer at McAllister Springs. An ice cream social was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E R Ballard
M E
Burt Ballard
Escue Spahr
Bennie Border
Calvin Richmond
BF Richmond
Elmer Richmond
Herbert Rippey
Edward McLaughlin
Elmer Wheeler
Allen McLaughlin
Reed Burny
Zuma Adams
Harry Ballard
George Wells
Arthur Huerman
Willie Bowron
Those Rogers
Marguerite
Lafayette
Ind
J. B Quigley
McAllister Springs
Local Social Notes and Travels Reported
The notes list visits and travels by residents including the Fristoe sisters from Palo Pinto Missouri and Eldorado Springs Mrs Fristoe. Dr George Major in Warrensburg with friends. J D Donnahue returning from mining camps in Missouri and Kansas with W L Porter delaying departure. George Suter installing a steam heating plant at a Neosho public school. Tom Donnahue visiting Mr J B Quigley in Nevada. Nannine Batterton returning to Colorado Springs after visiting Dr Trader’s family. and John Kaiser Jr going to Warrensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Major
Warrensburg
J D Donnahue
Kansas
W L Porter
George Suter
Neosho
Tom Donnahue
J. B. Quigley
Nevada
Nannine Batterton
Colorado Springs
John Kaiser, Jr
Laborers Suffer Ills in Prairie County Work Force
A list of workers including W M Clark Gus Will and W D Germany shows multiple health ailments from fever debility and dysentery among laborers in Sout Canadian Mil ler's and Denison areas. Names and rough locations appear with various illnesses reported from pumper Hillsboro to Waco and Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W M Clark
Gus Will
Miller’s
S Fife
Denison
Cystis
Germany
Wiper
Smithville
Debility
A Messenger
Pumper
Hillsboro
Depility
Kenny Murphy
Extra Gang
Chickie Chockie
Lumbago
Antonio Garza
Barrett
Antonio Estrada
Waco
Andy Lewis
Praire
C Morales
Bartlett
Antonio Peas
Gene Cowans
Prai
Butler Named General Foreman at Missouri Pacific Shops
L E Butler appointed general foreman of Missouri Pacific shops in Kansas City. He previously served as foreman of the shops in St Louis for the Louisville Evansville and St Louis road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Butler
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Mr. Butler
Louisville, Evansville
St. Louis
Grain-O Food Drink Promises Coffee Like Taste
After concluding coffee is not needed, doctors endorse Grain-O as a healthful nutritious drink. It is made from pure grains with a rich seal brown color and tastes like coffee. Priced 15 and 25 cents, it is a genuine nourishment for children and adults.
Milton Spotts Named Pauline Postmaster in Succession
Milton Spotts has been appointed postmaster at Pauline to succeed his father who resigned and Spotts was in the city today to file his bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Spotts
Pauline
School board secretary travels with bonds for exchange
A. W. McKenzie, secretary of the school board, left at noon for New York with $47,000 in bonds to be exchanged for new bonds. C. S. Dexter went to Jefferson City to have them registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. McKenzie
New York
Dexter
Jefferson City
Eagle Eye Salve Promises Keen Sight for All Birds
A historical note touts Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve sold by dealers at 25 cents to treat weak eyes styes and swollen lids. The ad blends a fanciful claim with a marketing pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents Cure Ad
Vintage patent medicine advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a tobacco habit cure promising strength and pure blood, priced at 50 cents with distribution through all druggists.
Crescent Hotel Opens in Eureka Springs
The Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs opens February 23 in the Ozark mountains with mild bracing climate and wild scenery. It promotes unequaled medicinal waters and cheap excursion rates with Pullman sleepers from Kansas City and an illustrated pamphlet available from Bryan Snyder, Frisco line, St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Hotel
Eureka Springs
Ara
Heart of Ozark Mountains
Kansas City
Bryan Snyder
Frisco Line
St. Louis
Constable Star Returned to Warrensburg Leader
Tom Gresham celebrates the return of his constable star handed to Constable Robb in Warrensburg by a saloon keeper who found the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gresham
Star
Robb
Warrensburg
To Cure Constipation Forever With Cascarets Candy
A claim for a permanent cure for constipation through Cascarets Uathartic. The ad offers 10c or 5c and promises a refund if C C C fails to cure, with druggists backing the guarantee.
The Life and Achievements of Admiral Dewey
The Dominion Company advertises a new biography by Murat Halstead praising the naval hero. The 8x10 inch volume contains 500 plus pages with near 100 halftone illustrations and a color map. Priced at $1.50, the book is said to have enormous demand with a big commission and free outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
Murat Halstead
The
Dominion Company
Cara
Chicago
Disturbed His Wife's Peace and Fined
Tillman Roberts of Eighteenth and Harrison was fined one dollar and costs by Judge Rogers this after noon for disturbing the peace of his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman Roberts
Harrison
Rogers
Educate Your Bowels With Cascareta
Advertisement promotes Cascareta candy cathartic as a cure for constipation with a satisfaction guarantee. If Cascareta fails to work, druggists refund the purchase price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C.C
Eight Cows Run In Roasting West Town Lawn
Festive cows vandalize lawns in the west part of town. Eight animals were rounded up and lodged in the city pound last night.
Judge Dalby Attends Regents Meeting in Warrensburg
Judge Dalby traveled to Warrensburg this morning to participate in a meeting of the board of regents of the Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalby
Warrensburg
Board of Regents of
the Normal
Eagle Eye Salve claims quick cure for sore eyes
Dim vision and irritated lids are said to clear rapidly with Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve. Sold in tubes and backed by a guarantee through reputable druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherlands Eagle Eagle
Fishing Party at Goose Hole Tonight
Jno Arnold entertains a number of friends with a fishing party and refreshments below Goose Hole tonight inviting local neighbors to join in the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno Arnold
Goose Hole
Suit Filed Over Alleged Streetcar Altercation
George Holbert hires P. D. Hastain to sue the street railway company over an incident last Sunday night. He claims Conductor Marquis knocked him off a Forest Park car without provocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Holbert
P. D. Hastain
Street Railway
Marquis
Forest Park
John H. Meyers Resigns to Join Lamy Mfg Co
John H. Meyers, after nine years with C. E. Messerly, resigns to join Lamy Manufacturing Company. The move signals a personnel change at the firm and potential shifts in local business ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Meyers
C. E. Messerly
Lamy Mfg. Co
No-To-Bac advertised as a life-changing tobacco cure
An advertisement urges readers to quit tobacco with No-To-Bac touted as a wonder-worker that makes weak men strong. The offer includes cure guarantees and a free sample, with Sterling Medicine Co. listed in Chicago or New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Medy Co
Chicago
New York
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I2bert Barris
DuHas
E. Baker
L Publishing Co
Sti
Carrie
Sentinel Building
Court House Square
Isabel
U. S
Columbus
Forest Park Theater
Forest
Puty U
U.S
G.S. White
K. L. Bills
Boonville
Wm. Baker
Dan Tecumseh
Francis Henry
Adam Willey
Jerry Wilson
Tno. Carter
Wiley Carter
Charles Faust
Burgary
J. W. Eaton
Nelson Jones
Charles Parks
Jones
Big Stock Co
Miss Wilson
Fred Heubner
al Phillips
F. Williams
Io Pcar
Ivils
Vito
Coming Andrews Opera Co
Rat
E K Jones
Cassville
J N Ferguson
Jim Russell
East Fourth
Ida Crusan
Mayme Emrich
East Fifth
Beulah Harris
St Louis
Addie Brown
Georgetown
Cleveland
Chagrin Falls
Liberty Park
C. F. Hartenbach
W. K. Caffee
North
South
Theo. Bendix
Keller
Maryland
Old Zip Coon
Bonnie Eloise
Dixie
Old Virginny
Massy
Old Dan Tucker
Arkansas Traveler
Valse Militaire
E. Waldtenfel
Bee Aye Rinkle
George Cushing
Eysus Werner
Louise
Lena Gross
Lucking
Gause
Hunicke
Maroney
Coble
Werner
Wills
Vaughn
Miller
Brill
Gaskell
Dunlap
Fitzgerald
Lister
Campbell
Tessmer
Roley
Cook
Blaise
Teufel
Butler
Six
Levy
Warner
Bowman
Will
Ed Metcalf
Light
Griggs
Edna Chilton
E W Chilton
Blanche
Edith Faulhaber
Atchison, Kansas
Bessie Ingram
Thompson and Cannon
Barnhouse
D. L. Gross
Kasper Silbersack
Part
E. Boettger
Mamie Reilley
Joh. Strauss
M. C. Myerelles
Chas. Armand
Remus
J. H. Ellis
C B McCullough
Princeton
Far West
Lee Montgomery
Ted Cloney
Peter Kuhn
Extra
Fristoe
Palo Pinto, Mo
Eldorado Springs
Tun
Ohio Street
Jofh
Missouri Ave
Graineo
Fleischmann
Armacy
Astoria
Friemel
Jonathan Abbott
West
Stub
Sopce & Staley
the House Furnishers
Ohio ST
YALE
Sedalia Cycle CO
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