Hamlin Democratic City Ticket Names For City Offices
The Democratic slate lists mayor J. L. Babcock city attorney A. L. Shortridge police judge J. W. Truxel city treasurer E. R. Andler marshal J. Edward Love collector John Waddell assessor Frank Monroe aldermen H. W. Menschke Edward Sta ton W. J. Letts P. G. Stafford and education board T. W. Bast Charlies Hoffman.
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J. L. Babcock
A. L. Shortridge
J. W. Truxel
E. R. Andler
J. Edward Love
John Waddell
Frank Monroe
H. W. Menschke
Edward Staton
W. J. Letts
P. G. Stafford
Ship subsidy bill may subside in the House
A short, mixed reading of political notes and a local lost item. The text mentions a diamond scarf pin lost and the reward offer. It also references a London dispatch titled Kitchener's Weekly Report and a lighthearted jab about Governor Hogg and knee breeches at a coronation.
Kansas City Faces Smoke Nuisance Stir
Kansas City is stirred by smoke nuisance concerns with Sedalia offering tolerance if emissions originate from its own factories. The dispute centers on air pollution impact and regional industrial activity.
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Kansas City
Sedalia
Mercantile Club Backs Bridge Plan Over Missouri
The Kansas City World reports the Mercantile club supports construction of a bridge over the Missouri River amid debate. Some residents advocate alternative projects or environmental concerns, while others push for quick action.
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Kansas City World
Mercantile Club
Missouri
Sedalia Council Proceedings March 4 1902
Sedalia Missouri council meets in regular session with May or Babcock presiding. Members Brown Fulkerson Hammond Parks Scally present. Hodges Stafford Staton absent. February 17 1902 minutes read and approved. Bills audited authorized. warrants ordered drawn. Finances and taxes discussed.
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Babcock
Messrs. Brown
Fulkerson
Hammond
Parks
Scally
Messrs
Hodges
Stafford
Staton
Brown
Public Building Committee Authorized to Rent Cemetery Tract
Finance and tax committee retains power to act. On Mr Brown’s motion the public building committee can rent the Pat Grace tract north of the cemetery. Reports of weighmaster sex ton collector marshal police judge fire chief and coal oil inspector read and filed. A thirty cent warrant was ordered for marshal board for prisoners February. marshal thanked by council. Council adjourned to Friday evening March 7 1902 at 7 30 oclock. Attest L S.
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Brown
Sedalia City Council Adjourned Session Actions 1902
In Sedalia Missouri on March 7 1902 the council met with Mayor Babcock presiding. Actions included filing a fire hydrant petition for Twentieth and Grand, a failed vote to cede Queen City Telephone use to the Business Men’s Club, orders to move a street pole at Lane’s shoe store within five days, and sidewalk and street grading orders on Fifth and Second streets plus a Huckins hotel area. council adjourned.
William J Pollard Dies at 70 in El Paso
William J Pollard, brother-in-law of County Assessor C D Brown and A M Mitchum, died Wednesday night in El Paso Texas at age 70. Former Sedalia resident post Civil War, later lived in Carthage Mo. He is survived by his wife. Funeral planned in Carthage on Sunday with C D Brown and spouse traveling Saturday to attend.
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C. D. Brown
A. M. Mitchum
el Paso
Texas
Sedalia
Carthage
Cash or Tickets for China at 510 Ohio Street
A brief note lists payment options for a china sale at 510 Ohio Street offering cash or tickets as accepted forms of payment. The item reads like a small classified notice or storefront update.
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China
Mrs Amanda Crawford Dead at Home Seven Miles South
Mrs Amanda F Crawford died at twelve o'clock last night at her home seven miles south of Sedalia from stomach trouble aged sixty five. Funeral will be Friday at Bethlehem church at eleven. Widow of C C Crawford sister-in-law of John D and Grant Crawford. Sedalia Federation of Labor elected trustees W W Williams H H Schmidt and Hiram Carter. P S Jamerson treasurer donated 500. Fred Leaking installed secretary. Organizing committee reports large membership gains and trade conditions fair.
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Sedalia Federation of Labor
W. W. Williams
H. H. Sehmitt
Hiram Carter
P.S. Jamerson
Dom
Fred Leaking
Opinion Intrusion Provokes Displeasure, Joubert Says
In a reflective remark, Joubert notes the irritation caused not by others opinions themselves but by the persistence with which they push those opinions on others. He emphasizes the intrusiveness of unsolicited views rather than their content.
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Rowena Weyland
Joubert
Climate’s benefit to pulmonary health touted in West Texas and Southwest
Doctors urge patients with consumption and other lung problems to live outdoors year round in dry, invigorating air. The West Texas plateau and elevations in Arizona and New Mexico, including Maria Fort Davis El Paso and Tucson, are praised for health benefits. Send two cents for Matter of Health and El Paso and the Health Belt to Southern Pacific or agent J H Lothrop in St. Louis.
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West Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
San Antonio
Maria Fort Davis
el Paso
Tucson
Stevenson's Bacon and Meats Gain Local Popularity
The Sentinel notes Stevenson's breakfast bacon, hams and lard are widely used in local homes and restaurants. It praises the goods for reliable satisfaction and urges growing patronage to justify doubling capacity at the packing house and meat market.
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Secalian
Stevenson
The
Sentinel
Sedalia Seer Drainage Proposal Set For April 1902 Vote
City voters of Sedalia Missouri will decide at the general municipal election on April 1902 whether to adopt state sewer and drainage provisions Sections 5876 to 5893 inclusive. The ordinance, approved March 17 1902, submits the sewer and drainage adoption to the electorate.
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Sedalia
Missouri
Furicide Dry Powder Extinguisher Promises Instant Fire Control
An alarmed note urges vigilance against fires and touts Furicide as a marvelous dry powder extinguisher that puts out flames instantly. The ad asserts a low price of three dollars and urges stores, homes, factories, and farms to stock a supply for protection against costly losses.
Reverend Pfeiffer Surprised by Friends on 63rd Birthday
Relatives and friends gathered to honor Rev. Pfeiffer as he marked his 63rd birthday with warm surprise. The event celebrated his longtime service and community ties.
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Pfeiffer
Home Tea and Coffee Co Opens at 510 Ohio Street
W. B. Miller proprietor announces new shop at 510 Ohio Street selling tea coffee and related goods. Local patrons invited to visit as storefront prepares for opening.
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Home Tea and Coffee Company
Ohio Street
W. B. Miller
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