Burlington Route Promotes Through Trains to Northwest
The Burlington Route advertises trains from Kansas City and St. Joseph to Denver Pacific Coast Portland Montana Washington and the Northwest. It lists No 15 No 23 No 21 No 56 and No 16 services with dining and sleeper cars and invites readers to write for rates and information. R H Crozier L W Wakeley TP A and GPA at 823 Main St KC MO St Louis MO handle sales.
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Burlington-Northern Pacific Express
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Denver
Puget Sound
Portland
Montana
Washington
Northwest
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Scenic Colorado
California
Omaha St. Paul
Omaha
St. Paul
Chicago
St. Louis
R. H. Crozier
L. W. Wakeley
TP. A
Main St
Gen’s Passenger Ag
T. K.C
St. Louis Mo
Personal notes from a small town
A roundup of local movements and visits includes Henry Kroencke heading to Mora, Judge Senior arriving from Lamonte, Dr Tal McConnell from Houstonia, Rev T White from Lamonte, and Rev Phil Stark from Warrensburg among others. Travelers and residents frequent Smithton, Hughesville, Wind sor, Blackburn, Jefferson City, and surrounding areas with social calls and brief business.
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Ohio Street
Taylor
Henry Kroencke
Mora
W. T. Morris
Houstonia
Mamie Allen
Smithton
J. G. Senior
Lamonte
Tal McConnell
Maude Weasell
W. T. Chatham
Phil Stark
Warrensburg
J. A. Bradley
Hughesville
E. C. Frank
Ju. S. Eddins
Missouri Pacific
Elliott Walker
Windsor
Rev. T. White
VIAVI
Woman's Way
Sedalia Viavi Co
West Third Street
G. W. Barnett
Jefferson City
United States Court
Paradis Market House delivers meats promised. legal action ensues
A court record notes Joe Paradis Market House promised prompt meat delivery and phones listed as 120. In Ionia justice court a trial of Phil R. Schable vs John W. Thomas for farm possession ended with a verdict for the plaintiff granting the farm and $100 damages. Attorneys Wheeler of Jonia and Bente of Sedalia represented defendants. Hon. W. D. Steele appeared for the plaintiff.
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Joe Paradis
Market House
Phil R. Schuable
John W. Thomas
Ionia
Wheeler
Jonia
Bente
Sedalia
Hon. W. D. Steele
Eupepsia Company Offers Free Three Day Sample
The Eupepsia company of 323 Clark Ave St Louis offers readers a free sample package with three days treatment to relieve indigestion dyspepsia heartburn and stomach irregularities. Send a postal card or letter stating you saw the advertisement in The Sentinel.
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Eupepsia Company
Clark Ave
St. Louis
Sentinel
Ministers Alliance Meeting Discusses Speculation Dangers
Rev W T Scott of Epworth M E Church delivered a paper on The Evil Tendencies of Speculation So called at the Ministers Alliance meeting this morning. The minutes of the church boards will meet Tuesday evening March 26. Rev A A Boyd of Central Presbyterian will lead devotions and attorneys H B Shain and John Montgomery will read two papers.
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W. T. Scott
Epworth M. E
Ministers’ Alliance
A. A. Boyd
Central Presbyterian Church
H. B. Shain
John Montgomery
Sedalia Invites Citizens to Spring Opening Event
A Sedalia notice invites every citizen and visitors to attend the spring opening event at the city gate. The message stresses a cordial welcome to townspeople and strangers entering Sedalia.
Storewide Spring Preview Reception Promises New Goods
1 30 to 9 30 p m we shall hold and we want the opportunity of welcoming everybody to our store Visit us and be at home without any thought of purchase for no goods will be sold during reception hours We want you to see what beautiful things we have in store for spring buyers For months we have been searching the markets for goods to please you We are proud of the fruits of our efforts and we want the pleasure of showing you what we have gathered together New goods everywhere and we believe not a ship in the completeness of our stock You will find here garments as good as money can buy and the best productions of the fore most makers of
Meeting Set To Plan June Sunday School Festival
Rev. F. R. Hill Jr pastor of the M E church south and festival committee chairman calls a meeting for next Sunday at 3 pm at his church to discuss the upcoming June Sunday school festival.
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F. R. Hill, Jr
M. E. Church
South
Girls' Friendly Society gains twelve new members in Sedalia
Twelve young ladies were admitted to membership in the Girls' Friendly society of the Calvary Episcopal Sunday night. Rev. Moody spoke on the society's history, aims, and global reach. The Sedalia order has about twenty members and the feast of St Joseph was noted at Catholic churches with services and high mass.
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Girls’ Friendly Society
Calvary Episcopal
Moody
England
Sedalia Order
John Gornall
St. Patrick
Sacred Heart Church
F. Murphy
St. Patrick Chapel
Fr. Healy
Ignatius Rauch
Sampson Receives Lion's Share of Santiago Prize Money
The treasury issues an $8,335 check to Rear Admiral Sampson for the Santiago engagement, with Schley getting a smaller share. Including Cuban coast battles, Sampson's total nears $12,000. Admiral Dewey has $9,750 for Manila ships destruction, with salvage still due, bringing total bounty to $449,574.
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Wasington
Treasury Department
Sampson
Santiago
Schley
Cuban
Dewey
Manila
Local Union Meeting and Easter Lamb Offer
A notice invites Members of Local Union No. 90 R. C. P. A. to meet Monday at 8 PM for important business. Also an advertisement promises a quarter of fine lamb from Joe Paradis for Easter Sunday with mint free, and mentions Kautzman for paints and oil along with contact numbers.
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Joe Paradis
E. W. Greene
Lester Birchfield
Secy
Obscene Letter Writer to Stand Trial in Jefferson City
Deputy U. S. Marshal T. V. McKenna escorted G. eDilcom of Duroc Missouri to Jefferson City this morning to face trial for sending an obscene letter through the mails.
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McKenna
Jefferson City
Attorney J H Bowron Seriously Ill With Pneumonia
J H Bowron an attorney is seriously ill with pneumonia and friends are not admitted to the sick room.
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J. H. Bowron
Still With Them 27 Years Sedalia Agent
W. W. Herold marked the twenty-seventh anniversary of his arrival in Sedalia. He began work for the McCormick Harvesting company on March 17, 1874, and remains their agent in the city.
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W. W. Herold
Sedalia
McCormick Harvesting Company
Fire Threatens Anheuser Busch Brewery and Car Plant
Fire started in the Anheuser Busch ice house at 12 45 today and quickly spread to the Missouri Car and Foundry plant. A general alarm was sounded at 1 o clock as both facilities faced extensive damage and the blaze spread through adjacent structures in St. Louis.
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Sentinel
St. Louis
Anheuser-Busch Brewng Company
Missouri Car and Foundry Company
Lucia Conway Dies in Warrensburg at Seventeen
Miss Lucia Lee Conway died at her Warrensburg home Sunday evening at 8 o clock from inflammatory rheumatism. She was seventeen, daughter of Judge Harold Conway of Pettis county western district. Funeral at Lamonte Christian church at 4 this afternoon.
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Lucia Lee Conway
Warrensburg
Harold Conway
Pettis County
Lamonte
Christian Church
Lucia
Wedding of Smith Shuckhart in Albuquerque
Miss Freddie Shukhart of Albuquerque, who visited the Hardy family here last summer, married March 4 to Mr. F H Smith division superintendent of the A T S F in Albuquerque.
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Freddie Shukhart
Albuquerque
N. M
Supt. D. Hardy
F. H. Smith
Alzuquerque
Destruction of Property Leads to Arraignment
Emmett Hardin appeared in police court on a malicious destruction charge after causing damage to shutters and other property in a drunken rampage Saturday night. Judge Truxel fined him 100 dollars and he appealed. Two witnesses, Jim Sheehan and William Smith, were dismissed on the same charge.
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Emmett Hardin
Hardin
Truxel
Jim Sheehan
William Smith
Rushing business at the palmist on Ohio street
The palmist on Ohio street runs a thriving booth telling fair damsels and gentlemen about their trials and a golden future, drawing many customers with predictions and guidance.
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Ohio Street
Sorosis Meeting Highlights Beaumont and Fletcher Paper
At a Sorosis gathering this afternoon Miss Mac Small read an interesting paper titled Beaumont and Fletcher detailing their literary collaboration and impact.
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Sorosis
Beaumont and Fletcher
State Fair Building Bids Delayed After Committee Meeting
Bids for state fair buildings will not be let until after the executive committee meeting next Tuesday. The delay hinges on actions at the upcoming gathering.
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Executive Committee
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Ariington Phramacy
C. D. Morey
D. A. Baughman
H. K. Wiggs
Ed Edscorn
H. D. Matthews
Wetmore Tobacco Co
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Schloss Distributors
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Sedalia Rifles
Liberty Park Hall
Philip
Ohio
Albert Kahn
Telephone
Lion
Kautzman
United States Marshal
T. V
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Smith-Shuckhart
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