Personal Notices Highlight Small-Town Social Visits
Mrs. Louis Hoffman returns from Lathrop Mo. Dr S G Kelly and wife plan a St Louis visit. Mrs Wil Farris hosts Mrs Tuckley of Jefferson City. Several locals travel for business or to visit family including Arthur Koock, Lena Saxton, Rev E J Hunt, F C Bryan and bride, and many others with church, school, and commercial ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hoffman
Lathrop
S. G. Kelly
St. Louis
Wi] Farris
Tuckley
Jefferson City
Arthur Koock
Lena Saxton
E. J. Hunt
Smithton
F. C. Bryan
Bride
Kansas City
Theobald Reitz
Cele Camp
William Wetts
Knob Noster
Sedalia
Hulla Ashbrook
Bertha Anchor
W. J. Sears
E. Y. Hickman
B. M. Lodge
Barber Al Baumgartner Installs Four New Chairs
Ohio street barber Al Baumgartner has installed four new chairs in his shop. He compares the update to a boy with his first red top boots and praises the chairs as beauties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Baumgartner
Ohio Street
Rail tunnel plan to connect continents via Behring Straits sparks push
St Petersburg reports a revived push for an all rail route Europe to the United States. Baron de Lobel seeks Russian concessions to build a 3000 mile line from East Cape to Kansk joining Siberian railway with mining rights and a free-import pact for American materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Behring Strait
Europe
United States
Louis de Lobel
Russia
Witte
Siberia
Siberian
Alaskan
East Cape
Kansk
Yenisiesk
Siberian Railway
Nicholas
Buaron de Lobel
Lena River
Khabaroska
Prices for cereals and farm staples in Prairie region
A historical price list shows cereals and farm staples with per bushel and per ton rates. Wheat, corn meal, sorghum and hard soft flours are listed alongside poultry and hay prices, reflecting a rural economy and local market values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MGUY
ALCOP
Missing Senator Depew Baffles Officials Amid Silence
New York March 13 Senator Depew linked with Rockefeller among missing celebrities. Officials deny a sanitarium claim and alternate reports place him in Washington or New York, creating conflicting accounts about his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serinps-McRae Frese
New York
Depew
Rockefeller
Washington
Arrivals at Sedalia Hotels Include Noted Travelers
Guests listed today in Sedalia hotels show a mix of national and regional names. Pehl’s H G Bowman Sweet Springs Edward Kayser St Louis Wm Brickenkamp St Louis Kaiser's A M Wilson Butler W Wyan Kansas City C H Harrington Sedalia Huckins F A Cutter St Louis H B Price Glasgow J Arch Colbrun St Louis W B Gange Chicago E T Breeden Chicago F L Kimball Lincoln Neb A A Lobban Warrensburg Charles V Gray W A McConnell W C Maupin Clinton Delmar W J Davis Sedalia J A Trader New York A B Cox Des Moines Ia E J Stevenson Dresden G W Henderson Sedalia W G Moore St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pehl’s—H. G. Bowman
Sweet Springs
Edward Kayser
St. Louis
Wm. Brickenkamp
Kaiser
S—A. M. Wilson
Butler
W. Wyan
Kansas City
C. H. Harrington
Sedalia
New York
A. B. Cox
Des Moines
E. J. Stevenson
Dresden
G. W. Henderson
W. G. Moore
Salt for Morphine Fiend
Indiana farmer Spencer B Ford collapsed after a morphine binge worth about 100000 in property losses. He sought treatment at Denver county hospital where a physician uses a saline remedy as a cure for drug and liquor habits. Ford had 540 grains morphine in a day and later returned for more before hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Spencer B. Ford
Indiana
Ford
Johnson
Sedalia MWA Camp to Meet March 14 on East Fifth Street
Sedalia camp No. 5570 M W A will meet in the east side of P ball on East Fifth street Wednesday March 14 1906 for regular business Visiting Neighbors invited to attend. Sam W James V C E E Codding Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
P. Ball
East Fifth Street
Bates employers' liability bill moves toward favorable report
Washington March 13 The house judiciary committee votes to issue a favorable report on the amended Bates employers liability bill Representative Sterling of Illinois to draft the report The measure makes a railroad liable to an employee his wife children or dependent relative for all damages resulting from negligence by officers agents or employees or from defects or insufficiency due to railroad negligence in cars engines appliances track roadbed or works
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Judiciary
Bates
Sterling
Illinois
Folger Coffee and Tea Line Offered at 25 Cents
J A Folgar and Co announces two year experience handling Folger coffee and now offers Folger teas. They guarantee fine drinking quality at 25 cents a package with money back if not the best you ever had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folger
Missouri Pacific Brakeman Killed Near Pleasant Hill
Missouri Pacific brakeman Leo M. Manor of Nevada was killed in the Pleasant Hill yards while riding a string of cars. The death occurred after a switch and while the train was resuming its run toward Nevada. the body was mangled and lay in the yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Leo M. Manor
Nevada
Pleasant Hill
Manor
Wolfing
Ebling
Pleasant Hill Manor
Gowdy
Trainmen and staff on assorted Missouri Pacific duties
Trainmaster O F Fowler of the Katy spent Monday in Nevada on company business. W L McCutcheon the Missouri Pacific claim agent left for a trip to St Louis. Felix Becker a machinists apprentice at the new Missouri Pacific shops is off duty for a few days. George Wight resumes his run on the Tinton branch as conductor after a two weeks layoff. Judge O E Parsons candidate for railway and warehouse commissioner left for St Louis. The Missouri Pacific pay train will arrive Friday and local employees will receive their monthly time checks. Dave Temple a passenger conduc...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Becker
Missouri Pacific
George Wight
Tinton
Judge O. E Parsons
St. Louis
Dave Temple
McDonnell Baby Born March 12 1906 in East St. Louis
Mr and Mrs C McDonnell announce the birth of a son on Monday March 12 1906 at their home on East St Louis Avenue. The arrival adds to the family with a healthy boy, welcomed by relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. McDonnell
East St. Louis Avenue
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R. C. Combs
Germa Renown
Otto Preuss
Concordia
W. O. Terry
Lamontie
P. Bruce
Hughesville Bank
J. H. Mudd
A. R. Easton
Arthur Kunt
Kansas
Nellie Roberts
Charles Stark
Macksville
Kan
Charles Harrison
Glensted
W. D. Owens
A. B. Longan
Warrensburg
Deila Green
W. D. Bogar
South Ohio Street
J. L. Guerrant
Syracuse
Weeks
St. Joseph
Carl Barnectt
Marshall
W. H. Barnett
Claude Yankee
Camden, Ark
Mayme
Nellie Carroll
Houston
Texas
Charles Carroll
Gentry Estill
Columbia
Sigme Alpha Epsilon
J. '. Gelabert
Lamonte
South McAlester
G. V. Buchanan
Chicago
Ill
Auburn Farris
Joplin
Will Farris
Indianapolis
Ind
Oscar F. Sims
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
City
Mr. Sims
J. R. Baldwin
East Thirteenth Street
of Fashion
Florsheim
Longan
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Lamine St
Continents
Bering Straits
Wendelly Jackson
Black
Baltic Seas
Jackson
Sedalia Markets
Sedalia Hotels
Acta
Sam W. James, V. C
E. E. Codding
J. A. Folgar & CO
P. Brandt Grocer Co
Melton
Shoinger Bros.’ Manufacturing Co
Shoinger
Giris
Cellerato
America
Jor
Katy
Rockville
Jerry Sullivan
Frisco
Joe Egan
Boonville
B. G. Miller
West Sedalia
Liberty Park
G. W. Anderson
B. of R. T
Nevada Lodge
Coffeyville
DeBardini
Nevada Mail
O. F. Fowler
W. L. McCutcheon
Casto Ritfa
Landmann Bros
Insurance and
Sedalia Trust Bldg
Fourth
Ohio
Evans Cemical Co
Cincinnati
Prurrisi
RED Cross
H. A. Daniels
Daniels
Buffalo
Sods
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