Hickory Favors It The Santa Fe Line Sign of action
Hickory county figures, led by banker G. W. Crucinton of Cross Timbers, see Missouri Pacific extension as potential. Springfield reports debate over route and local political dynamics with Hickory three votes in play. Widespread railway activity includes line work, wrecks, layoffs, and manager tours across Missouri and Texas.
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G. W. Crucinton
Cross Timbers
Hickory County
Springfield
Missouri Pacific Extension
Warsaw
Sedalia
Cross-Timbers
Bagnell
Hickory
Laborer and porter roles listed in midwest railroad crew
J. G. Wyatt a section laborer at Woodbine Levi Burton a porter at Denison E B Robinson an operator at Mokane S B Mellor a bridgeman at Ft Worth and W Sutton a fireman at Sedalia are identified by name and job in the roster.
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Levi Burton
Porter
Denison
E. B. Robinson
Mokane
S. B. Mellor
Bridgeman
Ft. Worth
W. Sutton
Sedalia
Goodwin and Bennett Veteran Journalist Marks Fifty Years
The Columbia Missouri Herald notes J West Goodwin of the Sedalia Bazoo will reach fifty years in the newspaper business on May 21 1900. His lively career spans half a century and a book of reminiscences by this veteran journalist is anticipated as an entertaining volume.
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Columbia
Goodwin
Sedalia
Typographical Union
Goodwin Visits Bennett and a Word Weaving Tale
A New York Herald editor James Gordon Bennett learns of Sedalia Bazoo editor J West Goodwin. Bennett invites him to the Herald office and Goodwin explains the word Bazoo means wind instrument. Bennett pens a column editorial on the word’s history.
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James Gordon Bennett
New York City
Goodwin
Metropolis
New York Herald
J. West Goodwin
Sedalia Bazoo
New York
Bennett
Herald
Sedalia
Ozark
Southwest
Sedalia City Official Denies Cemetery Fund Deficit
Sedalia Missouri March 24 1960 A citizen letter refutes rumors alleging an $800 cemetery fund deficit during former mayor E W Stevens term. The author states no money was taken and asserts funds from lot sales were paid to the city.
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Sedalia
E. W. Stevens
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Sam Miller
Dallas
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Katy
Sweeney
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High Line
Freeman
Paola
Asheville
N. C
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Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific Systems
Marshall
Versailles-Lexington
Chicago and Alton
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Kas
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Will Divers
West End
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Frank Staples
Barton
Stuart
George Hayden
W. J .Whiprecht
H. Brimmerhoff
Co. M. Winner
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H. A. Smith
E. H. Calef
Rich Hill
G. W. Fitzgerald
St. Louis
H. L. Marvin
Union, Mo
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Jefferson City
Hickory Hill
Jefferson
Russel Harding
Iron Mountain
H. H Simmons
S W
S. W
Cole Camp
Paul Tredway
C. D. Parish
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William Cox
Henry Morseman
Harry Martin
J. G.wyatt
Woodbine
Hobbs
Sam
Add
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
N.Y
Goodwin and Bennett
New Spring
Manhattan
Nother House
Geat
Golden Eagle
Monarch
Our
Percale
Madras
Pric Now
E. & W. Collars
Bryant-Tewmey Store News
Paice
Bryant-Tewmey
D. G. Co
Telephone 390
Ohio
Eans
Sedalia Hardware & Grocer Co
South Side Square
James R. Hauptley
C.C.C
Supt
Luke
Lexington
J. C
Lexington Branch
Sterling
Boston
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St. Joseph’s Hall
East Fourth
Wall
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Cheap Money
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Ohio Co
Annapolis
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