Annual Recital by Veronica Sullivan Piano Pupils
The Veronica Sullivan piano class held its second annual recital at the Ket P hall with a large audience. The program featured piano solos, vocal and violin pieces, recitations, duets, and several selections by Agnes, Franic Sullivan, Miss Cameron, Miss Crawford, and Miss Slagle among others. A local pharmacy advertises Vo ley's Honey and Tar for bronchial troubles and summer coughs.
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Cital
K.et P. Hall
Juett —Engelmann
Francis
Agnes Sullivan
Mendelssohn-Smith
Bachmann
Jessie Hoffmaster
Mayme Carroll
Sadie Cameron
Voley
Arlington Pharmacy
Wedding Tonight for John A McNeil and Clara Cordes
The city joins in welcoming the marriage of John A McNeil and Clara Cordes at Epworth M E Church at 8 30 pm officiated by Rev W S McClure. Green and white decor with field daisies and ferns. Hallie Berthoux will play. ushers include Harry Glenn Wiler Fleme ing Al Cordes and John Gornall. Reception at 808 East Broadway follows at the couple’s home.
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John A.mcneil
Clara Cordes
Epworth M. E
W. S. McClure
Hallie Berthoux
Harry Glenn
Wiler Flemeing
al Cordes
John Gornall
East Broadway
Calvary Church Observes Feast of St Peter
Tomorrow is the Feast of St Peter. Calvary Church will hold services and a sermon at 10 a.m. for worshippers.
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Calvary Church Services
Peter
Sedalia Laundry Adds Collar and Cuff Machine
The Sedalia Steam Laundry announces a new collar and cuff machine to enhance precision and quality. The update promises higher perfection in shirt finishing and invites customers to try the service.
Foley's Kidney Cure Rejuvenates Arlington Patient
A testimonial from Arlington Pharmacy reports a patient exhausted by kidney issues found relief after using Foley's Kidney Cure. After trying multiple remedies with no success, the patient completed treatment with two bottles and recovered fully, now sound and well.
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Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
New German paint promises durable white lead substitute
A Philadelphia Record report describes a pigment made from burnt dolomitic limestone rich in magnesia mixed with hydrocarbon and fired to burn out carbon. The paint is touted for fine surface, strong covering power, lasting whiteness, quick drying, and washability without yellowing or ammonia sensitivity, with coloring pigments usable alongside it.
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Philadelphia
Kidney irregularities warned by heat and drink
Summer kidney irregularities blamed on excessive drinking or overheating. Seek prompt relief with Foley's Kidney Cure as advised by Arlington Pharmacy.
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Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
New Four Cylinder Moline Sedan in Sedalia
The Sedalia automobile squad gains a new Peacharine model a four cylinder beauty from Moline Manufacturing. Coleman Bros has taken the agency for this fast powerful car built on graceful lines in Sedalia and is now available through their agency.
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Sedalia
Coleman Bros
Moline
Alva Lee's Baby Boy Born at Maywood Hospital
Mr and Mrs Alva Lee announce the birth of a son born Tuesday afternoon at Maywood hospital.
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Alva Lee
Maywood Hospital
Katy Seal Clerk Killed In Missouri Kansas and Texas Yards
John Collins a night seal clerk for the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad was knocked from a car by a switch engine in the yards. He rolled under wheels and died after reaching Levering hospital. His father, Mike Collins, a passenger engineer, came from Franklin Junction for the funeral planned from Grace street and the Immaculate Conception church.
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John Collins
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Collins
Mike Collins
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Levering Hospital
Ferrell
Hays
Franklin Junction
St. Louis
Grace Street
Church of Immaculate Conception
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Railway officials visit city for Katy hospital tour
A party of M., K. and T. railway officials arrived by special train from St. Louis and stayed with Dr. E. F. Yancey chief surgeon of the Katy hospital. They toured the shops for about thirty minutes then left at 7 15 for Parsons Kan to finalize improvements. The group included General Superintendent E. M. Alvord Assistant General Manager J. W. Maxwell S B Fisher chief engineer F W Bailey superintendent of bridges and buildings William O Herin superintendent of machinery and equipment and A Dennison general foreman of bridges and buildings.
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St. Louis
E. F. Yancey
Katy Hospital
Parsons
Kan
E. M. Alvord
J. W. Maxwell
S. B. Fisher
F. W. Bailey
William O’herin
A. Dennison
Aduildings
J. W. McClain
Missouri Pacific
Charles McEniry
Mobile and Ohio Railway
Charles
Patsy Cronin
John Jackson
The
Katy
Santa Fe
Topeka
Railroad Men Named From Several States
A partial roster lists workers including W. M. Osborn bridgeman in Green ville Texas Sam Roach store department-labor Parsons Kansas R. W. Mays engineer Denison Texas Neal Phillips bridgeman Canadian Oak N E Gammill clerk Dallas Texas T Lawler switchman Atoka I A J Miler baggageman South McAlester Indian Territory L P Williams boilermaker Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
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Sam Roach
Parsons
Kan
R. W. Mays
Denison
Texas
Neal Phillips
Bridgeman
Oak
A. J. Miler
Baggageman
South McAlester
I. T
Missouri Pacific Train Delayed After St Louis Wreck
Train No. 5 arrived an hour forty minutes late due to a wreck near St. Louis. Missouri Pacific officials J W McClain and Charles McEniry with family visited St. Louis. Ernest Bond, Katy fireman relative, lost a leg in a Winfield Kansas accident. his amputation was above the knee.
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Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Ernest Bond
John H. Bond
Katy
Winfield
Kan
K. A
K. A. Easley
East Seventh Street
Miles Norton
Two Game Law Violations Reported
State Game Warden J H Rodes reports two arrests for violations of game law. In St Louis a fisherman sold undersized fish. In Lewis County a man hunted squirrels without a license.
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J. H. Rodes
St. Louis
Lewis County
Wilson and Hansam Sell Flour Vigoral and Big S Brands
Local merchants Wilson and Hansam advertise Vigoral flour and Big S brand flour as top choices for baking.
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Wilson & Hansam
Chicago Market Hog and cattle rundown by region
Market reports from Chicago Kansas City Omaha and East St. Louis show hogs and cattle steady across regions with hog numbers and prices listed. Chicago hogs posted light to heavy ranges from 5.35 to 5.65 with leftovers around 4,000 and Thursday hog estimates at 33,000.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
East St. Louis
Prairie hay and grains pricing at Sedalia Market
Market listings show prairie hay bailed at 8.00 per ton, wheat 0.95 per bushel, chops 1.10 to 1.25 per cwt, flour and meal prices, corn 0.55 per bushel, potatoes 0.50 per bushel, sorghum 0.35 per gallon, and poultry values for spring chickens and well feathered ducks and cheese rates.
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ReOaOe
Annual Wash Goods Sale at Flower's
Announcer highlights Flow er's annual wash goods sale. Readers urged not to miss deals on textiles, with emphasis on shopping date and location details for the event.
Mystery Saloon Murder Case Brought Suspects to Light
Marion Indiana June 28 A five year mystery in the Black Prince saloon ends as Jesse Mitchell a half breed Cherokee and Grace Burden a mulatto girl are arrested in Fort Wayne and Indianapolis charged with the murder of Irvin Dye 18. Dye’s body was found after being killed in the saloon on November 24 1900. Witnesses say the two were in the saloon when the crime occurred and the motive is presumed jealousy. The case remains unsettled as investigators pursue further arrests.
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Marion
Ind
Jesse Mitchell
Frankfort
Grace Burden
Indianapolis
Irvin Dye
Burden Girl
Mitchell
Dye
Mulcahy Sells Flourwarrant Brands S and Vigoral
F. F. Mulcahy markets flourwarrant S and Vigoral brands claiming top quality.
Roosevelt Thanks German Museum At Harvard
Harvard celebrated its 269th commencement with President Roosevelt as guest. He visited the German museum founded by the German emperor and sent a cablegram thanking him for fostering friendship between the two nations.
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Harvard
Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Cambridge
Mass
Roosevelt
Expedition to Rio Colorado delta survey in Mexican desert
Dr. D. T. MacDougal describes an exploration of the delta of the Rio Colorado and adjacent arid Mexican desert regions. Xerophytes include many perennials with latex volatile oils or resinous gums, while plants with large storage organs are absent due to minimal evenly distributed rainfall year round.
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Mexican Desert
Botanical Gazette
D. T. MacDougal
Rio Colorado
Gulf of California
Value of New York Canal in War Time
Army experts declare the New York State canal would yield enormous military value in war. Col. Thomas W. Symons states the canal can move torpedo boats gunboats and other navy craft between ocean and lakes and allow vast supplies to move with substantial transport savings versus rail.
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New York Canal
New York
Thomas W. Symons
Hamrick and Graham Promote S and Vigoral Health Flour
Hamrick and Graham market the famous S to Vigoral Health Flour, highlighting its quality and wide appeal. The notice emphasizes branding and distribution through the flour line.
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Hamrick & Graham
Toasts of Fair Women Recited as Witty Marriage Reflections
The passage presents a series of toast lines about women, including jilted lover implications and marital hints. It contrasts blunt and idealized sentiments such as woman as the fairest work of nature and love without deceit with references to material rewards and social dynamics.
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Sullivan
Baker
Bohin
Nellie Saper
Gaiedy
Jennie Crawford
Piano
Narcissus—Nevin
Francis Sullivan
Cariess Elegance — Loesenorn
Miss Margaret
Cullinan
Spindler
Hattie Lovins
Queen of the Flowers
Fernald
Edith Christian
Myrtle Conser
Miss Mae Goodwin
Rustie Dance
Rienike
Eva Smith
Piano—Farfaletla
Marks
Irene Slagle
Frank Hughes
Lange
Flossie Frame
Kinkel
Clemens Fischer
Hinkle
Mildred Slagle
Miss Marvel Devoll
Rocky Glen
Jungman
Addie Crawford
Ardmore
Spencer
Bessie Turner
Streabog
Emma Griessen
Ash “McNeil
Epworth M. E. Church
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Railroad News
W. M. Osborn
Greenville, Texas
N. E. Gammill
Dallas, Tex
As. T. Lawler
Switchman
Atoka
Easley
W. A. Wiley
Jefferson
Mertz & Hale
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Spring Lake
Mich
F. L. Ludemann
California
Lena Fritz Wil
Green Ridge
Sumer
Elizabeth Martin
Harrisonville
Nascoe Parmerlee
Homer Robbins
Colorado
Hazel Wilson
Hannibal
Frank Kidd
Willard, N. M
Maggie Galven
Tipton
Col. J. West Goodwin
Nora Dexter
Ruth
Guthrie, O. T
R. J. Kuhn
Jefferson City
Art Lu
Jin
Ruby Jolly
Florence Shultz
Gilliam
Elsie Morrow
Trader
Margaret Stambauer
C. R. Campbell
Nevada
J. R. Rippey
Missouri State Fair Board
Lancaster
Will Evans
Beaman
A. C. Miner
Louis Hoffman
Margaret
J. E. Meyers
Leonore
Willie
Washington
A. J. Hughes of
Lamonte
Willis Painter
Ping
Marie Roscoe
Redbud
Charles Curran
Curran
Nebraska
H. D. Dow
Smithton
William Martin
Warrensburg
Western Union
Chicago Market
Logan Com. Ce
South Lamine Street
Sedalia Market
Indiana
Thracite
Pennsyl
Vania
Den
Herbert W. Bowen
United States
Venezuela
F. F. Mulcahy
Teddy
Bill
B. Spiegel
Virginia St
Evanson Ind
South Ohio Street
C. G. Overmeyer
Ohio Street
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