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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1901
Page
7
Eminent Commander notices are recorded with J H Mara named as Eminent Commander and J H Mara acting as Recorder for the lodge. The brief item records official Masonic roles and the recorder’s name in the notice.
A special communication of Sedalia Lodge No. 236 A F and A M will be held tomorrow at 1 PM to attend the funeral of our late brother A B Vedder. All Masons are invited to be present. BE CODDING W M F A SAMPSON Secy.
Transfers list numerous property deeds in flat creek cedar longwood and lamonte townships with several executors and estates noted. An Arlington Pharmacy ad and Southern Railway promotional copy follow detailing routes to the sunny south and Florida via Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis with agents listed.
The Warrensburg Star notes some residents enjoyed local Sedalia minstrel performances while others disliked them. An older ad for Jos Paradis Market House promotes prompt meat delivery and courteous service with two contact numbers.
A brief item notes a Red Cross Ball titled Brave, praising its global scope and charitable aim. An oversized package purchase is mentioned as costing only cents, suggesting a promotional or humorous side detail.
Lexington, Missouri man L. McKlintock, a bridge builder, fell down a flight of steps at 1225 Pine Street in St. Louis Sunday afternoon. He sustained serious spinal injuries and was taken to the city hospital. his home is in Lexington and his family remains there.
Hospital Arrivals list includes W. B. Neal Pryor Creek section laborer and R. H. Wright brakeman Smithville. J. E. Lynsky section laborer Gainesville. The division extends about forty one miles.
Conductor K A Easley and his wife will depart this evening for Sedalia to spend a week visiting friends and relatives. President Rouse of the Missouri Kansas and Texas will arrive in St. Louis on Tuesday to review the system ahead of the annual election.
A. B. Manning is appointed superintendent of bridges and buildings for the Missouri Kansas and Texas with headquarters at Denison Texas.
Missouri Pacific official Extra Conductor Lawrence is being laid off. Katy employee T B Wheat of St Louis was in town Sunday. Katy train No 3 was thirty minutes late. Chief Dispatcher Boughner resumed work after illness. Inge visited Warsaw. Missouri Pacific dispatchers’ officer W A Cramer returned from Kansas City. Freight train 126 broke down delaying trains for hours. Claude Hough named supreme grand organizer of the Buffaloes at the Missouri Pacific station. Brakeman W R Ammon, injured by coal, will resume work soon. Dr George E McNeil left Katy hospital to testify in the Brown vs Katy suit in Hillsboro Texas. Kautzman for fishing tackle 104 W Main.
The Bank of Commerce in Sedalia Missouri calls its regular annual election for nine directors on April 1. Polls run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. by order of the board, Adam Ittel. Choicest meats offered by Joe Paradis with phone contact at 120 Market House.
Leonora Jackson owns a Storioni violin dating to 1776 with Revolutionary War lineage from Lexington to Yorktown. Presented by American friends, valued over $3 060, its maker studied under Stradivarius. She performs Friday evening for the convention hall fund.
For the annual convention the Chicago Great Western railroad sells excursion tickets to St Paul on February 18 and 19 good to return February 25 at one fare for the round trip. Apply to any agent or F H Lord G P A Chicago. Also mentions Meliors whiskey and old papers for sale.
Beginning March 19 a tourist sleeping car departs Kansas City on Tuesdays at 7:05 p.m. via the M K and T railway to Los Angeles San Francisco and intermediate points A C Miner T P A M K and T railway Sedalia Missouri handles details
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