Local residents and visitors noted in Arlington listings
Short notices list G T Lambert on a Versailles trip and many city visitors including D J Connor and J H Bothwell. Businessmen M B Coleman and Arlington Pharmacy promote goods from lard to dry salt bacon, syringes, and Sweet Springs water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Coleman
Nena Shelton
Kansas City
J. H. Bothwell
St. Louis
West Main Street
E. Brighton
Reuben Hill
North Quincy
Arlington Pharmacy
L. A. Crawford
Fire at Ulm Livery Stable damages property
A serious blaze Sunday evening at the Ulm livery stable in Sedalia, visited by a fire of unknown origin. No injuries reported. Fire departments responded to the scene and contained the flames to the structure. повреж
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East Sedalia
A Cooney Convention Debated By Sedalia Delegates
The Sedalia meeting discussed an early convention urged by Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Cooney. Mr. Hamlin defended democracy’s history, praised Dewey and Wheeler, and drew cheers as he addressed the assembled delegates. The group voted to instruct for Mr. Scott while Baldwin declined another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Baldwin
Congress
Cooney
Hamlin
Mr. Scott
Baldwin
Castoria Advertisement Notice
An old advertisement fragment promotes Castoria for infants and children, claiming it is the trusted remedy and soothing solution for common ailments. highlights the product as safe for young users and aligns with familiar pediatric branding.
Otterville Farm Sale Set by N A Smith
N A Smith will hold a sale at his farm a mile west of Otterville on Thursday March 13. The event is listed in local notices and invites area buyers to attend the farm sale.
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N. A. Smith
Otterville
Funeral pallbearers for Judge Franklin burial in Sedalia Cemetery
The funeral for the late Judge Franklin was Thursday morning with pallbearers Ward Kellerman, Andrew Deweese, T. C. Bruce, Forrest Baker, Samuel Landis and Ben Fowler. Rev. F. L. Cook conducted the service at the residence at 10 40 a m. Burial followed in Sedalia Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Ward Kellerman
Andrew Deweese
T. C. Bruce
Forrest Baker
Samuel Landis
Ben Fowler
F. L. Cook
Sedalia
Andrews Opera Company seeks date at Wood's Opera House
The Andrews Opera Company is negotiating for a performance date at Wood's Opera House on March 18 and 19. Local arts officials indicate the event would showcase the company’s latest production and attract regional audiences.
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The
Andrews Opera Company
Wood’s
Opera House
Fire adjustors to assess Thursday’s losses tomorrow
Several fire adjustors arrive to start work on last Thursday’s fire losses. Carl A. Guenther reports taking out $2000 insurance today on new spring goods stored at the depot awaiting unpacking.
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Carl A. Guenther
Twin Stillborn At Stern Home
Twin children arrived stillborn Wednesday evening last week at the home of Mr and Mrs David Stern on Third and Lamine. Mrs Stern is recovering well under the care of Dr DeLamater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stern
Lamine
Lewd conduct sentences handed to two women
Gertrude Hill received five days in county jail and Maggie Berry two days for the same offense. Justice Kinsey presided over the Saturday case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hill
Justice Kinsey
Maggie Berry
Curious Ways of Owls in Daylight and Night
The article explains why owls are hard to spot by hunters, noting some species hunt by day and night. It lists that screech, long-eared, hoot, snow, hawk, and short-eared owls vary in daylight vision and hunting, with the short-eared owl a key field mouse hunter arriving from the north in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Recognized Her Incapacity in Silent Exchange
Dialogue from a staged scene shows Miss Thriller and Miss Caustique in a quippy exchange about singing. Miss Thriller laments singing while thinking of someone, while Miss Caustique notes the other’s voice resembles hers and refuses to sing.
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Thriller
Caustique
Arabian Bay Horses Sold to Standard Oil for $250
Morris and Bertman sold their fine match team of Arabian bay horses to Standard Oil company for 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris & Bertman
Standard Oil Company
Police court fines for disturbing the peace in two cases
In police court this morning Fannie Williams and Nettie Griffin were fined two dollars each for disturbing the peace. Ramey Hopkins, colored, was arraigned before Judge Rogers this afternoon for disturbing the peace and the case was dismissed for want of prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Williams
Nettie Griffin
Ramey Hopkins
Rogers
Quarantine Lifted at Kemp Residence
The quarantine was lifted from 1315 South Lamine last week and applied to the Kemp residence rather than Mr. Camp's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lamine
Kemp
Safe combination damaged in Friday fire at Meyers location
The combination on Frank B Mey er’s safe could not be opened after last Friday’s blaze. It is believed the lock was jarred by the fall from the second floor or warped by heat, preventing entry.
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Frank B. Meyer
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters remedy touts cure for digestive woes
The advertisement claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters treats indigestion dyspepsia flatulency constipation and liver and kidney troubles. It promises hundreds of testimonials from fifty years and notes the genuine bottle carries a private stamp over the neck.
Rare Treasures of the White House
The article notes that the White House holds exceptional bric-a-brac and art furniture, surpassing other collections in value. It highlights that many pieces are gift treasures from kings and rulers, while others were specially made for the White House and have no duplicates anywhere.
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White House
Gas bills rise with usage debate sparks discussion
In a seasonal talk, Hiland notes a small gas bill can be as large as a big bill for frugal users. Halker counters suggesting heavy use, while Hiland recalls trying it and seeing a bill triple.
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Hiland
Halker
Pittsburg
Foolish Man Told By Mrs Maguire And Mrs Rate Poore
A dialogic exchange cited by the Philadelphia Press portrays Mrs Maguire and Mrs Rate Poore discussing a husband who once had wealth from a good job but lost it and never regained it.
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Amelia Rate Poore
Anny Sinse
Philadelphia Press
Will You Marry Me Miss Tommy Detroit Exchange
Mr Collingwood proposes then is rejected by Miss Tommy who voices humor and a witty retort about marriage. The Detroit Free Press records a playful exchange reflecting social norms and witty romance.
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Tommy
Mr. Collingwood
Detroit Free Press
Ann Arbor Med Students Challenge Hypnotist on Digestion
A group of Ann Arbor medical students tested Santanelli the hypnotist by ordering a full meal for a subject, then hypnotizing him with instructions not to digest. After 24 hours a doctor found the stomach emptied, suggesting digestion had occurred despite the trance. The experiment surprised the medical team.
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Ann Arbor
Santanelli
Detroit
Janson Turns to Kicking After Cold Dinner
The item notes Janson as a confirmed kicker who acted after a cold dinner. It jokes that his wife handles him each time and implies a punchline about her making it hot for him. The brief uses playful local tone with named figure Janson referenced.
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Janson
Brooklyn
Conscience Questions Amid Hidden Workings
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt depicts a character dismissing moral concern about clandestine labor. The quoted exchange features a subordinate named Norah instructed to tell callers the speaker is out, while the remark implies prior work for society bars and a hardened conscience.
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Norah
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Great Ocean Vessels to Be Brought Out Soon
Report notes a fleet of large sea-going vessels and world speed champions set for unveiling. Officials vague on exact dates but emphasize record size and rapid progress across the shipyards.
Cunard Plans World Beaters in 700-Foot Giants
London reports Cunard Steamship Co will build two 700+ foot vessels with 48 000 horsepower engines, 25 knot speed, capacity for 4000 passengers, costing about 23 million dollars each. They aim to cut transatlantic crossing to 4 days 16 hours, following Campania and Lucania designs.
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Campania
Lucania
Fairfield Co., Limited
Glasgow
Celtic
Pacific Liners at Groton and the Kroonland Launch
James J Hills launches two new Pacific Liners each 750 feet long at Groton Connecticut. The Kroonland, America’s largest ship launched to date, measures 580 feet, 26 feet longer than the St Louis and the St Paul. The Kroonland was christened and launched in Philadelphia on February 20.
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Stettin
America
St. Louis
St. Paul
Philadelphia
Tragic Telegram Reports Mrs. Lora Chaney’s Death
A telegram to Mrs. Elizabeth Chaney of 802 East Sixth Street said her daughter-in-law Mrs. Lora Chaney died at a Kansas City hospital after an operation. The funeral will be held in Kansas City.
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Elizabeth Chaney
East Sixth Street
Lora Chaney
Kansas City
Junk buyers offer free gold watch for junk items
Sedalia Junk Co invites customers to trade rags bones old stoves rubbers bottles zinc iron and more for a fine gold watch. Wagons will call for all kinds of junk from Main and Vermont. Rev. Jacoby travels to Kansas City on business and returns tomorrow noon.
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Bell Telephone
Missouri & Kansas Telephone Co
Smith and Cotton Building
Windsor coal and wood delivered by A. J. Fults & Co
The ad promotes Windsor coal for cooking and heating at 3.00 dollars per ton delivered. It also offers dry and green wood in cord or stove lengths at low prices. Contact at yards or by phone for A. J. Fults & Co located at 412 East Twelfth Street in Queen City, phone 21, bell 84.
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Windsor
A. J. Fults & CO
East Twelfth Street
Queen City
Bell
Combs Return Visit to Chamois After Stay
Mrs. W. T. Combs and her daughter, who had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Combs, returned home to Chamois on Thursday morning.
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R. C. Combs
Chamois
Creston Post Office Bid Readiness Deliberations
The supervising architect treasury department Washington D C reports bids received March 4 for Creston Iowa post office construction. Capital City Brick Co Des Moines 97000 two years. Johnson Butler and Dugan Sedalia Missouri 105099 sixteen months. S C Moore and Son Kokomo Indiana 106932 50 sixteen months. Moore and Son asked to add 2000 to bid. Local supporters favor Johnson Butler and Dugan for the contract.
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Itect
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Creston
Iowa
Capital City Brick Company
Des Moines
Johnson, Butler and Dugan
Sedalia
S. C. Moore and Son
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Juvenile Apparel
Norfolk
Albert Kahn
Prop
Taylor
G. T. Lambert
Versailles
C. C. Lawson
Katie Building
Bell Tel
W. G. Davis
City
Great Arlington
Samuel Davis
Marshall
Arlington Pharma
Alice Ham
Fayetteville, Ark
W. D. Ham
Tipton
James Drake
Lamonte
Roadhouse, Sr
Otis W. Thaxton
Cal Hoffman
Missouri Pacific
Cole Station
J. C
McHenry
Jefferson City
F. H. Kruse
P. L. Weasell
Lincoln, Mo
Harry Jennings
Warrensburg
Hortense Wood
Dora
J. B. Smith
Warsaw
Green Ridge
William Craig
Jeff
Hire Burns
ULM
Mr. Heard
Mr. Baldwin
Sentinel
R. M. Olmsted
Hancock Street
Mr. Olmsted
Logan Anderson
Partment
Reynolds
Congressional
Mr. CC. W
Martin J. Hubbell
C. W. Hamlin
Tion
Dewey
Schley
Brown
S. Ewing Ave
St. Louis, Mo
M. Hovcanp
Elgin
Cisne Ave
Sv. Loewe
Castoria
Hostetter
Great Ocean
Cunard Company
New York
London
Cunard
Queenstown
Sandy Hook
Sirius
Atlantic
Hamburg- American Line
James J. Hills
Liners
Groton
Conn
Sedalia Junk CO
Main and
Vermont
Rev
Jacoby
W. T. Combs
U. S
S.C. Moore and Son
Kokomo, Ind
Messrs. Johnson, Butler and Dugan
Banner
Gallie Garden
Q. C
Gallie Lumber & Fuel Co
Sade
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