Colorado Road Outlook Ties Versailles to Cole Camp
Railroad notes from the Cole Camp Courier report grade stakes set west from Versailles toward Cole Camp, indicating the Colorado road will pass Cole Camp on a direct Versailles to Windsor line. A deed of trust by the St. Louis Kansas City and Colorado Railway was recorded for 11 dollars and 60 cents. Also noting a lodge gathering in Assembly Hall with seventeen dances and luncheon at the Boston Cafe.
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Versailles
Colorado Road
Cole
Cole Camp
Windsor
Freund
St. Louis, Kansas City
Assembly Hall
Boston
M. B. Coleman’s
S. G. Kelly
Knob Noster
C. C Lawson
Katie Building
Bell Telephone
W. S. Galliway
Paris
Texas
Lottie Mayfield
Warsaw
Waverly
E. G. Cassidy
Kansas City
Ice Men
Henry Blatterman
Jule Schmid
W. J. Sears
W. A. Wiley
Mokane
Everett Light
Will Workman
Commercial Hotel
St. Louis
Local Tradesmen Named in Denison and Dallas Labor List
Wade Anderson and Frank Woodward appear in a Denison area labor roster with roles including boiler washer and fire knocker. A Kirklin listed as boiler washer in Denison while Hardie Jones works as section laborer. Dallas Lem Blake identified as tie plant laborer in Dallas.
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A. Kirklin
Denison
Hardie Jones
Dallas
Lem Blake
Greenville
railroad personnel changes and injuries in Missouri
Jack Freeman takes a short vacation visiting relatives at Moberly. Claude Mansfield will transfer from Nevada to succeed Brown, who becomes train dispatcher after a promotion to train supervisor. Harry Wheat returns to duty after 42 days sidelined by a blow from a mail crane. Sam Pace, recently injured by a mail crane, remains off work but improves. A landslide on the J C B L division between Jefferson City and Boonville delays the Sunrise Limited about six hours.
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Jack Freeman
Katy
Moberly
Claude Mansfield
Nevada
Brown
Mr. Boughner
Parsons
Harry Wheat
Missouri Pacific
Sam Pace
Jefferson City
Boonville
Local notices and visits fill city daily life
Warrensburg visitor J. T. Brummett returns from Vinita Oklahoma. Miss Gertrude Hoffmeister improves from illness. Mrs A Wise of St Louis visits kin. James Robb ill at home. Col J West Goodwin travels to Hot Springs for a month. Various residents attend, sell, or travel including cattle sale reports and seed business.
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Gertrude Hoffmeister
West Main Street
Brighton
Visitor and judge travel notes near Boonville
A weeklong stay with her parents in Boonville concludes as Judge W S Shirk completes a business trip to Boonville. The brief mentions a judge and a family visit in the Boonville area.
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Boonville
W.S. Shirk
Legally Dead Jim Younger Seeks Marriage Pardon
Jim Younger cannot marry in Minnesota while civilly dead under a life sentence. Legal scholars Gover and Van Sant reviewed the matter, noting a pardon would restore him to living citizen rights. Neither Jim nor his brother Cole can be held for debts if they start a business.
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Cole
Nor van Sant
Minnesota
Jim Younger
Any Old Thing Paper Delights Nehemgar Club
The Nehemgar club heard a fine reading by J West Goodwin titled Any Old Thing then discussed the paper. Mrs J H Rodes hosted a small informal gathering on West Sixth Street in honor of Pearl Mitchell of Columbia and Ora Mitchell of Rocheport. Guests enjoyed vocal and instrumental music, games, and refreshments.
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Nehemgar Club
J. West Goodwin
Pliment
Pearl Mitchell
Columbia
Ora Mitchell
Rocheport
R. H. Gray
Clio Club meets at president Sneed home with papers
The Clio club gathered Thursday morning at Mrs. Sallie Potter Sneed’s home. Miss Harriet Gold spoke on The Appian Way Miss Laura Morey on Hadrian's Villa and Miss Callie C Clarke on Alban Mountains Campagna Tivoli. Mrs. Charles Van Antwerp hosted a Jacksonville visitor. The West Broadway club hosted euchre with four tables and prizes awarded to Miss Beulah Harris and Miss Frances Smith. Edna Crenshaw received the guest prize.
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Clio Club
Sallie Potter Sneed
Harriet Gold
Appian Way
Laura Morey
Hadrain’s Villa
Callie C. Clarke
Alban Mountains
Campagna
Tivoli
Smith
Jacksonville
Ill
Charles van Antwerp
West Broadway
Frank Monroe
West Sixth Street
Euchre
Beulah Harris
Frances Smith
Edna Crenshaw
Reverend Ayers to Preach at Salvation Army Hall
Rev. George H. Ayers, proprietor of the White House restaurant, will preach at the Salvation Army hall Saturday night March 14 at 8 p m. His sermon title is Whole Law. All are invited to attend.
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George H. Ayers
White House
Salvation Army Hall
Rev. Frank Sneed Accepts New Pastorate in Pittsburgh
Rev. Frank W. Sneed and his wife departed for Pittsburg to take charge of the East Liberty Presbyterian church. They had been visiting Judge John Montgomery and family prior to the move.
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Frank W. Sneed
John Montgomery
Pittsburg, Pa
East Liberty Presbyterian Church
Rev David Roberts Welcomes Newborn Son in Newland
The well known Baptist pastor of Newland, Rev David Roberts, is the father of a son who arrived on Tuesday.
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David Roberts
Newland
Orchestra Entertained At Kahrs Home
William Kahrs entertained the members of Gregg's orchestra at his home in a social gathering.
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William Kahrs
Mem
Bers of Gregg
Evening of Music and Games at Wilkerson and Missouri
Residents enjoyed a pleasant evening of music and games at the corner of Wilkerson and Missouri avenues last night with refreshments served late.
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Wilkerson and
Missouri Avenues
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
A 19th century advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It explains ear inflammation from the Eustachian tube and catarrh as common causes, offering a $100 reward for any deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and noting the product price and a druggist sale.
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Hall
Winter Cruise to Havana
Promote a Havana winter voyage by Southern Pacific lines from New Orleans on Saturdays. Ships Chalmette and Excelsior offer modern comforts for a 48 hour trip. Request a 4 cent Havana booklet listing rates and Cuba details from SP agents or J H Lothrop in St. Louis.
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Havana
Antilles
New World
Southern Pacific Company
New Orleans
Chalmette
Excelsior
Cuba
J. H. Lothrop
St. Louis, Mo
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Taras
Hart, Schaffner && Marx
Sedalia
Ohio
Albert Kahn
Prop
Colorado
Miss
Wade Anderson
Extra Gang
Ville
Frank Woodward
Ison
Links and
B. H. Jonson
Dowell
Gro. W. CrockweLl
L. B. Price Mercante Co
Hannibil
Berstew Ge
Orsen Ave
Louvre
Taylor’s
J. T. Brummett
Warrensburg
Vinita
I. T
Arlington Phar
Macy
W. H. Bartle
Pilot Grove
M. B. Coleman
N. E. Knight
James Robb
George H. Scruton
George, Jr
Springfield
Col. J. West Goodwin
Hot Springs
Marshall
Holden and Warrensburg
Dave Holtzen
A. H. Smith
Leonard Seed Company
Archias Seed
Callie Vaughn
The
Central Business College
St. Paul, Minn
Younger
Gover
Society Notes
J. H. Rodes
Rev. Ayers
Amusements
Wood’s Opera House
Decker & Veronee
Lillian Mortimer
the King
Wicked London
Carl A. Guenther
Guenthers
Carp A. Guenther
Oho Street
P.S
Ness
Lars
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, O
Bell
Missouri & Kansas Telephone Co
Smith and Cotton Building
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