Pretty Wedding Unites Miss Gentry and Mr Kidd at First Christian
A society wedding at the First Christian church features Miss Nannie Mary Gentry and Major Philip Kidd with a lavish ceremony. The organist, a familial choir, and a procession of attendants mark a formal nuptial, with detailed attire and floral decor described in full.
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First Christian Church
Nannie Mary Gentry
Philip Kidd
Frank O. Fannon
Mayme Gentry
Sodermann
Miss Gentry
Meyer— Helmund
Jielly Shepherds”Pommer
Harvey MacGugin
Miss Jones
A. G Cordes
E. L. Davis
Phillip Kidd
Ella
Lucy Gentry
Elizabeth Sturges
Messrs
Lee
Reuben
Charles
Will
Richard Gentry
Frank
Sam Kidd
David Thomson
Feared Losses Hit Texas Cattle Industry
Denver road claim agent Tucker reports the Texas Panhandle snow crisis as the worst in cattle history. Loss estimates range from 28 to 78 percent with eight days of no feed or rest, extreme cold killing thousands, Matador ranch alone losing twelve hundred cattle, snow depths up to 36 inches, Texas losses projected near half a million dollars.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Fort Worth
Tucker
Denver Road
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Matador Ranch
Texas
The Pope in Ill Health Amid Bronchitis Fears
Rome reports the Pope has a dangerous condition due to age with bronchitis symptoms. He restlessly coughs and is not working, and Cardinals arriving from distant places have delayed departures. Access to the Pope is limited as officials note extended stays are needed for interaction.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Rome
Committees Appointed for Woodmen of the World Visit
Sedalia Camp No. 16 of Woodmen of the World finalized plans for a reception and entertainment for two hundred delegates at the biennial division E meeting to be held March 10 and 11 at the court house. A Tuesday evening public reception and a Wednesday evening program at Wood’s Theater are planned with free admission for delegates.
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Sedalia
Woodmen of the World
Court House
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Wood
Camp No. 16
Julius Kolbohn
E. S. Neece
Thos. J. Robb
J. M. Brown
James DeJarnett
Neece
J. B. Holdner
C. L. Paxton
J. B. May
Charles E. Polan
B. Rauck
David Lindsay
J. A. Robb
H. M. Vance
Fred F. Rush
C. P. Scow
C. M. Sheets
J. F. Gieschen
A. L. Shortridge
John Bonker
N. T. Riddle
James Renfro
A. E. Poteet
G. W. Moffitt
Henry L. Cross
A. P. M. Gross
F. Ernst
Death of Hans Neilson in Ardmore wrecking accident
The body of Hans Neilson, formerly a bridge carpenter for M E T, arrived with his widow and relatives. He died Tuesday at 2 PM when a locomotive he directed while clearing wrecked cars overturned, crushed him and scalded him with steam. funeral set for 2:30 PM tomorrow at the widow’s Sedalia home, Neapolis lodge I O O F to preside.
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Hans Neilson
Ardmore
E. F
Sedalia
Neapolis Lodge No. 153
O. O.F
Neilson
Label League Social Draws Members to Bremmer Home
The Label League held a social yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Bremmer’s corner of Sixth and Wagner streets. Members chatted over affairs of interest and light refreshments were served.
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Label League
The
Knapp’s Wife Vows Self Drowning If His Death Follows
In Hamilton Ohio, before a train to Indianapolis, Mrs Anna Gamble Knapp the fourth wife of the confessed strangler told her husband she would drown herself on his execution day if he is sentenced to death She urged him she cannot live without him Knapp’s relatives hire lawyers to fight for his life and his defense will be insanity.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Hamilton, O
Indianapolis
Anna Gamble Knapp
Knapp
State Appropriation Bill Passes House for 1.19 Million
The general appropriation bill carrying 1,194,533 dollars was passed in the House on Wednesday. It provides for the support of the state government, incidental expenses of state departments, public printing, and other specified demands.
Patrick Divorce Case On Trial In Circuit Court
The divorce case Charles Patrick versus Daisy Patrick is on trial in the circuit court today. W. D. Steele represents the plaintiff, while Sangree and Lamm appear for the defendant. Also in court, St. Louis Well Machine and Tool Company versus W. B. Martin concerns revival of judgment, and J. R. Wade versus Franklin Swope involves a contract with an appeal granted to the Kansas City Court of Appeals.
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Charles Patrick
Daisy Patrick
W. D. Steele
Messrs. Sangree and
Lamm
St. Louis Well Machine and Tool Company
W. B. Martin
J. R. Wade
Franklin Swope
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Miss Ellen Stone to Speak at First Congregational Church
American missionary Miss Ellen M. Stone arrives tomorrow and will recount her 172 days of captivity by Macedonian brigands. She describes the ordeal during a Friday evening lecture, with admission 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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Ellen M. Stone
First Congregational Church
Miss Stone
Missouri Senate congratulates Senator George G West
The Missouri legislature adopted a resolution by Senator Dick inson congratulating Senator George G West on his long and faithful career as United States Senator from Missouri and welcoming him to private life as a highly honored citizen.
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Missouri
Dickinson
George G. West
United States
Elks Debate Moon Inhabited At Wednesday Meeting
The Elks social night featured refreshments, music, and impersonations. A lively debate on the motion That the moon is inhabited ended with the affirmative ahead, noting the moon's green cheese as proof. The group plans a minstrel show in early May with Henry Leist in charge.
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Elks
Elks Tell
Elks Quartette
Arthur Koock
Harry Slagle
Henry Leist
Messrs
Steele
Cunningham
Barnett
Cashman
Longan
McKenzie
The
New Implement Dealer Arrives in Sedalia
Charles Easton, formerly of Bowl der Colorado, has moved to Sedalia and plans to open an implement house in the building beside the post office. He currently rooms at the Huckins hotel, with his family arriving this afternoon and a home to be chosen soon.
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Charles Easton
Bowlder
Colo
Sedalia
Easton
Huckins Hotel
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W. O. W. Meeting
Ae Knapp
Warner
Patrick
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