Pettis County Prosecuting Attorney and County Office Candidates
Announcements authorize John Cashman James T Montgomery H K Bente to run for Pettis county prosecuting attorney subject to Democratic party decision. T W Bast named for county collector subject to Democratic convention or primary. Capt M A Ayres to run for county assessor as announced by The Sentinel.
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John Cashman
Pettis County
Democratic Party
James T. Montgomery
H. K. Bente
The
Sentinel
T. W. Bast
Emmet B. McClure
Pettis County Candidates Announced for Local Offices
The Sentinel lists multiple applicants seeking Pettis County offices. Robert D. Thatcher aims for county treasurer under the Democratic banner. John J. Lowry and W. O. Terry announce candidacies for treasurer. Joseph G. Dillard seeks Pettis County sheriff, pending party convention or primary.
Warren Announces Candidacy for County Judge Eastern District
J W Warren authorizes the Sentinel to announce his bid for county judge in the eastern district subject to the Democratic primary or convention. The notice frames his campaign as official and party aligned.
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J. W. Warren
The
Sentinel
Kelly Announces Candidacy for City Attorney
Co. C. Kelly authorizes the Sentinel to announce his candidacy for the office of city attorney.
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Co. C. Kelly
The
Sentinel
City Democratic Ticket Names Local Candidates
The ticket lists mayor E W Stevens marshal Ed Love collector T E Sheerin assessor J C Hatton police judge John W Burress city attorney E W Couey treasurer Samuel Sprecher school director E W Zimmerman and ward aldermen J F Scally B F Segger son Charles Carrll and C E Clopton.
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John W. Burress
E. W. Couey
New Supply of Beauties Arrives In Bulk Availability
A fresh batch of beauties is now on sale with prices ranging from 10 cents to 75 cents per bunch, offering a compact variety for buyers seeking affordable floral options.
Special Showing of New Spring Tailor Made Suits
Special showing and sale of ladies New Spring Tailor Made Suits Silk Waists Wraps and Skirts inviting inspection. Emphasizes high quality materials workmanship and low prices. Season starts Monday with bargains not to be duplicated anywhere stylish up to date garments.
New Silk Capes on Sale with Mixed Lot Offerings
Auction or sale listing details several cape lots including LOT 2 Fine all wool Cloth Cape with braiding in navy black green tan and French blue priced at 2.50. LOT 4 Fine Black Silk Capes in novelties usually 4.50 to 5 on sale. LOT 5 Very handsome Novelty Capes in Silk and Velvet valued 5.50 to 6.25 on sale.
Tailor Made Suits Lot Headlines Spring Selections
Tailor made suits announced with promises of perfect fit and genuine value. Lot 11 A features twisled Imperial cloth, box plaited skirt, water proof binding and tailor stitched construction. Lot 2 offers suits in new styles with emphasis on quality and savings.
Very swell Oxford Grey Suits and Silk Capes Display
Lot 3 features new Oxford Grey tan and blue suits with fly front jackets silk lining and box pleated skirts. Lot 4 offers appliqued grey suits while Lot 6 presents silk capes and coordinated skirts and jackets priced from 6.50 to 9.00 with mercerized linings and stylish details. See display in window.
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Oxford
Silk Waists Lot 1 and 2 featured in sale catalog
Lot 1 offers a fine red light blue lavender and national blue silk waist with white silk tucked yoke and collar. Lot 2 presents an extra quality silk taffeta waist with all over tuck work in cerise violet blue red and black. values listed at 5 and 6.50 with sale price 4.95.
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Red
Lavender
Stakeholder Decamps After Political Dispute on Tracks
A Warrensburg man sparked a morning argument on the Missouri Pacific railroad tracks with a Black man. Both men each put up 20 to back their side. a Black man was chosen as stakeholder and immediately decamped. Police were summoned, the man was traced and caught, and he surrendered the money.
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Warrensburg
Missouri Pacific
Turned Over to Trustee in Hunter Stock Transfer
W. E. Hunter, grocer of 112 East Main, transferred his stock today as control was handed to Co. C. Kelly for trustee management. Details note the transfer as part of ongoing financial arrangements and normal course of business continuity.
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W. E. Hunter
East Main
Goods to C. C. Kelly trustee for creditors
Assets estimated at 1000 dollars and liabilities at 700 dollars. Creditors include S. H. Beiler Gro. Co Sedalia Candy Co J. M. Anderson & Co Wm. Scholten & Co Swift & Co Eisenmayer Roller Mill Co W. F. McLaughlin & Co Sedalia Egg Co Henry Petring Gro. Co Long Bros Standard Oil Co and R. H. Hunter. Hunter says all creditors will be paid in full.
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C. C. Kelly
Noted Lecturer Mrs Longshore Potts Here Today
A representative audience of ladies heard Mrs Longshore Pots first lecture at Woods opera house this afternoon. Tonight her lecture will be for both sexes and a large audience will no doubt hear it. Also notes mention Wm Helmig and Maggie Monk to be married this afternoon by Rev Seibert. Mr Helmig, a 45 year old bachelor farmer, is a brother of Mrs John Bohling. E Schroeder offers gardening trimming and work with reasonable terms.
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Wm. Helmig
Versailles
Maggie Monk
Mexico
Seibert
Helmig
John Bohling
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McLaughlin Bros
Irlaugalin
BROS
Olivo
Sedalia
Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Ott’s Drug Store
Alamo, Metropolitan
Opera House
O. K
Plaza, Bumgardner
Capt
M. A. Ayres
Robert D. Thatcher
Democratic Party of
John J. Lowry
W. O. Terry
Lamonte
Joseph G. Dillard
Republic
Empire
David Dearmond
Missouri
Inioni
Democratic
E. W. Stevens
Marshal— ED Love
T. E. Sheerin
J. C. Hatton
Samuel Sprecher
E. W. Zimmerman
J. F. Scally
B. F. Seggerson
Charles Carrll
C. E. Clopton
Cerisu
Vaue
WM. Courtney
Teer
McClellan’s
Mrs. Longshore-Potts
E. Schroeder
E. H. Wood
J. R. Glenn
East Fifteenth Street
McClellan's
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