Sedalia City Visit Notes and Local Travels
Local notices show numerous visitors and short trips. Charles Cullom and Dr. Samuel Conway are among travelers from Kansas City and Lamonte visiting Sedalia. Names include Rene Skillman Knob Noster Edna Gushen and J R Myers with various business and family travel. Oscar Ott and W O Terry are listed as travelers, with other residents transacting business and visiting friends.
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Charles Cullom
Kansas City
Samuel Conway
Lamonte
Rene Skillman
Knob Noster
S. Pirkey
St. Joseph
Edna Gushen
W. O. Terry
Joe Cashman
Hughesville
Ed Hanna
L. Y. Rains
Sedalia Friends
Oscar Ott
Emma Underwood
Vegetables for health and digestion
A guide lists vegetables and their benefits noting cooling effects on the blood digestive ease and tonic value. It covers asparagus cabbage cauliflower celery lettuce spinach potatoes parsnips carrots turnips artichoke onions watercress beetroot tomatoes and more with cautions for delicate eaters and specific conditions.
Monument Stack Promises Spring Delivery in Cleveland Area
C H Heynen offers a large stack of fine monuments and grave tablets on North Ohio street. Orders for Decoration Day should not be delayed to ensure spring work.
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C. H. Heynen
North Ohio Street
Drinking from a skull said to cure epilepsy near Torridon
A Torridon parish minister reports locals practice pagan rites linked to a buried skull. Epileptics are said to drink pool water from the skull’s grave at night, believing it cures seizures. The unholy rite centers on a drowned woman’s grave near Loch Torridon, with uncertainty whether the skull is hers.
Confederate Home adds three managers in Higginsville
Governor Dockery appointed W. C. Bronaugh of Clinton B. F. Murdock of Platte City and J. W. Halliburton of Carthage to the Board of Managers of the Confederate Home at Higginsville for six year terms from March 25 1901.
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Bronaugh
Murdock
Halliburton
Jefferson City
Dockery
Higginsville
W. C. Bronaugh
Clinton
B. F. Murdock
Platte City
J. W. Halliburton
Carthage
Suit for wrongful death filed against Missouri Pacific at Warrensburg
Mr and Mrs C W Holmes colored file a 5000 dollar suit in Warrensburg alleging no signals were given when Miner Holmes a colored eight year old boy was killed by Missouri Pacific train No 4 while crossing the track on his way home from school.
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Missouri Pacific
Warrensburg
C. W. Holmes
Miner Holmes
Moffit Fined for Alleged Assault After Street Incident
Joe Moffit, held on bond for an alleged assault on Louis Brimmer, confronted Brimmer on Ohio street Monday afternoon and threw a peanut at him. Judge J W Truxel fined Moffit $10 and $5 for intoxication. Moffit, Will Deutchler and George Evans were cited for assault. trials postponed to Thursday at 10 a m.
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Joe Moffit
Louis Brimmer
Brimmer
Ohio Street
J. W. Truxel
Moffit
Will Deutchler
George Evans
Kinsey
Conductor Andy Rosenham Takes Two-Week Vacation
Andy Rosenham, popular conductor on the Missouri Pacific branch, will take a two week vacation after four months of steady work. He says he regrets only the proposed change in the Missouri Pacific schedule.
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Andy Rosenham
Missouri Pacific
Unclear Capital Hill Home Change Triggers Relocation
Mr. Rosenhan told a Democrat News reporter that he and all men on his train must live elsewhere after the change. The note cites Marshall losing worthy citizens as Jefferson City may become their headquarters, though certainty eludes.
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Capital Hill
Keister the Baseball Player with Hidden Bullet
Keister, a former printer turned second baseman, carries a small bullet lodged in his right arm. He recalls a childhood accident when a brother’s toy rifle fired, leaving the bullet unseen for years. He only recently realized its presence as it moved along the arm over a decade.
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Keister
Colored couple in police hunt after afternoon fight
Al Lacy and Jennie Montgomery, both colored, were involved in a lively fight this afternoon. Montgomery is in custody while Lacy is being sought by the police.
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al. Lacy
Jennie Montgomery
Lacy
Prospect School Closed by Board Order
The Prospect school has been closed by order of the school board for the time being.
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Prospect
Fresh fish every day at Faradis market
Daily fish available at Faradis market house with contact via telephones 12Q.
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Faradis
California orange harvest sets record as investors flock to groves
California reports the largest orange crop in history valued near 7 million dollars. Prominent figures including Senators Jones and Elkins, ex Vice President Stevenson, Richard Mansfield, Paderewski, and U. S. Grant Jr. own groves or have investments. Since 1888 orange acreage grew over 70 thousand acres, with 21 000 carloads and 7 560 000 boxes ripening for market. The industry has added over 90 million dollars to Southern California property values in twelve years.
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Jones and Elkins
U. S. Grant, Jr
Richard Mansfield
Stevenson
California
mona_ valley
Redlands
Paderewski
San Diego
United States
John P. Jones
Nevada
Los Angeles County
Philip D. Armour
San Gabriel Valley
Ekins
Pasadena
Charles Dudley Warner
Ontario
Edmunds
Vermont
Collis P. Huntington
State Board of Horticulture
Bank of Commerce to elect nine directors in Sedalia
Stockholders meeting notice announces the Bank of Commerce in Sedalia Missouri will hold its regular annual election for nine directors for the ensuing year. Election day is Monday April 1 with polls open 10 a m to 2 p m at the banking rooms. By order of the board of directors Adam Ittel secretary.
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di- Adam Ittel
Examination fills vacancies in Company D officers
The examination to fill vacancies caused by resignations of non commissioned officers of Company D was held last night. One sergeant and three corporals will be appointed. Quartermaster Sergeant Bulkley yesterday made an inventory of the property under his care.
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Bulkley
Letters For Mrs Dixon From Missouri Stirs Old Memories
Chief Love receives a letter in his care addressed to Mrs. George W. Dixon of Sedalia Missouri from Pratherville Missouri. The note touches on a woman likely the widow of an ex Sedalia policeman shot years ago and she is currently in St. Louis.
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Chief Love
George W. Dixon
Sedelia
Pratherville
Neale Buys Lexington Intelligencer in Major Change
I G Neale has purchased the Lexington Intelligencer and taken full control today He previously owned an interest in the paper and is a well known figure across the state in Lexington Missouri March 26
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Lexington
I. G. Neale
Lexington Intelligencer
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Peer Ea Line
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Heywood
Igor
W. T. Thomas
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Grand Central Building
John Cashman
County Attorney’s Office
Court House
Redalia
Ben Mindlin
Loomis Canny Kitchen
Chas. van Antwerp
Katie Bldg
Pettis County
Sentinel Office
Taylor
Woman's Way To
Sedalia Viavi Co
West Third Street
R. W. Griffith
Appleton City
O. P. Harris
St. Louis
J. R. Myers
Holden
Clay Center
Itas
Torridon
Ross
Scotland
Baigle
Annat Church
Loch Torridon
Stein-Bloch
Chimmy Fadden
Sedalia
Albert Kahn
Telephone
Ghent
Grove Investments
Stockholders’ Meeting
Bank of Commerce
CO. D
G. W. Dixon
MR. Groves
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