Personalities On The Move In Local And Regional Travels
Local society notes list W E Terrell heading to Tipton on business and Mike Quinon of Quinn Bros store in St Louis for work. Several visitors hail from Lamonte and Windsor, with Mrs Mullaley in Higginsville and Anna Cole returning home from Kansas City. James Doyle travels for Sporting Goods, A F Wimner from Lamoni en route home via Louisville, and Al O’Donnell from Kansas City Sczenic visits. The items note illness in the family of Mrs Mary Mahoney and trips through Texas and Kansas with several relatives visiting Lamonte and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Quinon
Quinn Bros
St. Louis
John A. Sparks
Lamonte
P. Agee
Spiess
A. W. Chatham
W. H. Oglesby
Paul Wenseil
C. Mullaley
Higginsville
Mary Mahoney
Anna Cole
Kansas City
Louis
al O’donnell
Sczenic Company
Judge Parsons Wins Ripley County Majority
Judge O E Parsons candidate for state railway and warehouse commissioner learned from a Doniphan friend that official returns are not in but Ripley county shows a good majority for him. He is jubilant and energized for future work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Parsons
Ripley County
Doniphan
Proxy Campaign Protest At New York Life President
Counsel for the policy holders committee presses New York Life for payment, charging the company with failure to cover campaign costs and demanding resolution amid ongoing corporate governance disputes.
Policyholders Seek Personal Liability for NYC Life Trustees
Samuel Untermeyer, counsel for the policy holders committee, serves notice on New York Life President Alexander E. Orr that he and other trustees may be held personally responsible for more than $60,000 spent on a proxies campaign. The letter alleges use of agency forces to solicit proxies and questions the legality and cost of postage and printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Policy Holders’ Committee
Alexander E. Orr
Armstrong
Markets Open With Mixed Wheat Corn And Oats
Wheat May at 73 85, corn May 39 40, oats May 28 29 with July 27 275. Pork May 15.97 16.10, July 16.05. Lard May 7.95 8.10, July 8.05 8.17. Chicago hogs 25 000 steady. cattle 31 000 steady. Kansas City hogs 5 000 steady. cattle 10 000 steady. St Louis hogs 4 000 steady. cattle 4 000 steady. Chicago hogs steady light 6.10 6.35, heavy 6.10 6.35. Estimated hogs Chicago Tuesday 25 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Oc J.eele
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Sedalia Markets Cereals and Breadstuffs and Groceries
Prices list for cereals and breadstuffs including wheat, corn meal, sorghum, flour types, and hay. Poultry rates show spring chickens at 9 cents per pound, hens 5.5 cents per pound, ducks 9 cents per pound. Market notes reflect local commodity pricing and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Daak
Foley's Honey and Tar Healing Cures Pneumonia Claims
Arlington Pharmacy promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure with claimed healing powers for the lungs and pneumonia prevention. The ad emphasizes quick relief and selling points to customers seeking respiratory relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Foley’s
Foley & Company
Chicago
Hotel Guests Listed In City Visit Summary
City guests include Huckins Fred Weeks from Chicago F T Clark from Jefferson City D M Jester from St Louis J W Harper from St Louis E L Coster from Kansas City M Free from Kansas City Fred Goetz from Chicago G S Heaton from Chicago A DeWitt Adams from Cincinnati Delmar M M Austin from Sabella Kas Robert J Handhauser from St Louis E B White from Kansas City E M Jones from Kansas City S A Mabry from Cole Camp Kaisers W H Sicnts and wife from Smithton J L Cook from Jefferson City W K Halsey from Longwood Ira Butterfield from Knob Noster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar
M. M. Austin
Sabella
Kas
Robert J. Handhauser
St. Louis
E. B. White
E. M. Jones
Kansas City
S. A. Mabry
Cole Camp
Kaiser
S—W. H. Sictts
Smithton
J. L. Cook
Jefferson City
W. K. Halsey
Longwood
Ira Butterfield
Knob Noster
For Rent Ad with House and Farmland Nearby City
For rent at once a seven room house two lots barn and other facilities for corn 38 acres near the city. Contact E T Thomson Morey Crawford Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Thomson
Morey-Crawford
Unclear grocery list fragment with bean and flour items
Fragmentary shopper note lists navy beans bulk currants flour and soap with prices and quantities. The text appears garbled with typos and incomplete lines, hindering full interpretation of items or totals.
Missouri Pacific Report Highlights Large Securities Holdings
New York dispatch notes Missouri Pacific assets include about 16 million dollars of Wabash and related securities. Despite a dip in January and February 1905 net earnings, the road shows rising earnings in recent months and expects future gains from its broad security portfolio and associated rail undertakings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road
Missouri Pacific
White River Road
White River
Denver Common
Texas and Pacific Stock
Union Pacific
New York Central
Wabash
Denver and
Rio Grande
Texas and Pacific
Automatic Couplers Meet Yields New Members and Shifts
At the Katy Carmen meeting Saturday eight new members were initiated and W R Kendall resigned as yard clerk, replaced by Al Blair. W M Simpson of the Neoga News sold his fishplate patent for 38000 to an eastern firm. A blizzard delayed trains on the Missouri Pacific and the M K and T, with Katy No 3 and Lexington branch No 602 arriving late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Kendall
Katy
al Blair
W. M. Simpson
Neoga
Ill
Eastern Steel
Misouri Facile
Lexington Branch
Red Cross Ball Blue Promises White Clothes
Store ad notes yellow clothes fade to white using Red Cross Ball Blue large two ounce package sold by grocers for 5 cents. The brief promotes a household detergent product and price.
Prisoner Sets Fire in County Jail
George Burkhardt an insane inmate confined in a padded cell started a fire yesterday in the county jail at Topeka Kansas police and fire crews rushed to the scene. He was overpowered and rescued and the firemen put out the blaze with only slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Burkhardt
The
Final Salute to Billy Ryder in Missouri Funeral Oration
The sermon honors Billy Ryder with mercy and compassion. Governor Crittenden recalls a lifelong wanderer who helped others, faced suffering, and died without lasting friends. The preacher urges mercy, rest for the weary, and a gentle burial rather than judgment, recognizing his hardships and hidden merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Ryder
Isle
John F. Edwards
Good Samaritan
Missouri
Earth
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Notice
A vintage advertisement notes the life giving current and gentle warmth from Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It promotes 35 cents for tea or tablets sold by W. E. Pard Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
W. E. Pard Drug Co
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W. E. Terrell
Tipton
T. M. Cobb
Lexington, Mo
Harry W. Sicele
Dresden
City
Mattie Dyer
Windsor
Rachael Starkey
Reuben
Terry
Guy
Mono County
California
R. G. Kelly
Miss Kelly
Maywood Hospital
R. F. Green
Lancaster
Dallas County
Texas
Talbert Lavendar
J. A. Folgar & CO
Folger
P. Brandt Grocer Co
Sherwin-Williams Paint Co
St. Louis Ave
Wood’s Theater
Fred W. Falkner
Sweden
NEW York Life
HGLO
New York
Samuel Unt
Com
Pany
Mr. Untermeyer
Kazy
Sedalia Markets
Ncas
R.C. Dolph & CO
Cash Grocers
West Main Street
Q C
Bell
Tbs
News OF the Rail
Review OF Missouri Pacific
Road Has
Goulds
St Louis Republic
cripps-MecRae I’ress Association
Topeka, Kas
George
Billy
Annunciation Church
Governor Crittenden
Mexico
Commonwealth
Byron
Bourne
C. E. Messerly
P. M. Meyer
G. J. Grosshans
Ridenour
S. A. Whiprecht
Niche
E. D. Francis
Thomas Scott
Harry Hausam
X. Hoffman & Bro
A. F. Bahneron & White
Jap-a-inc
Arling
Bell Phone
James A. Capen
Fourth ST
J. S. Leslie
W. Main St
Landmann Bros
Insurance and
Sedalia Trust Bldg
Fourth
Ohio
Sedalia, Mo
K.m.-H. Hardware CO
Hogan G&g Son
East Fifth Street
Sedalia Theater
Nixon & Zimmerman Operas Company
Willard Spenser
Bob
Reynolds & Reynolds
Ohio St
Q. C
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