Local visitors and travelers visit Sedalia hotels and towns
Hotel guests and business visitors fill Sedalia and nearby towns. Names include Fred Hoover and wife of Cole Camp, R. M. Crockett of St. Joseph, W. S. Jackson of Warsaw, Thomas B. North of Gray Summit, Samuel Clabaugh near Lamonte, J. J. Penquite of Lamonte, Louis McClellan visiting from Kansas City, and others. Several residents journey to Kansas City, Jefferson City, and Texas for illness, work, or relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hoover
Cole Camp
Samuel Clabaugh
Lamonte
J. J. Penquite
Louis McClellan
Kansas City
E. E. McClellan
H. P. Yunt
Sedalia
W. A. Lower
Longwood
W. Quigg
Joplin
City
Benton County
C. Warner
Iowa
Pette Cornelius
West Seventh
Addie Ritchie
W. T. Johnson
Ed Wood
South
Ennis Courtney
Bissie Amos
Texas
Emma Underwood
Central Business College
Pure leaftord and Paradis Market House
Fragmentary line items mention a Pure leaftord and Joe Paradis Market House with two phones. lacks clear event or context to form a full news item.
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Joe Paradis Market House
Nautilus Club Presentation On Ancient Leaders
At a Nautilus club meeting this afternoon an oral sketch program featured Granicus by Miss Connor Issus Arbela by Mrs Kahn and Arbela by Mrs Evans. A paper on Alexander by Miss Florence Lamy sparked discussion on whether Alexander's life influenced contemporary and later history more than Napoleon's. Leader was Miss Laura McGowan.
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Nautilus Club
Granicus
Alexander
Napoleon
Laura McGowan
Rocking Chair Club Meets with Mrs Cummings
The Rocking Chair club gathered this afternoon at 104 West Main with Mrs. George Cummings of West Sixth Street. A sequence of select readings provided the feature of the occasion.
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Rocking Chair Club
George Cummings
West Sixth Street
First M E Church Choir Prepares Easter Music
The First M E church choir announces Easter Sunday performances on April 2 with both morning and evening services. Choir master Fred Stallard urges all lovers of sacred music to attend.
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M. E
Fred Stallard
Murphy Named Aetna District Manager
Clarence W. Murphy of this city returned from St. Joseph where he was appointed district manager for Aetna Life Insurance. His district covers the west central part of the state.
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Clarence W. Murphy
St. Joseph
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Mrs Lillian Poteet Hosts Adagio Club Get Together
Mrs Lillian Poteet entertained the Adagio club and about twenty guests this afternoon at her West Broadway home. Elegant refreshments were served.
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Lillian Poteet
West Broadway
Pleasant city church leaders meet at Fifth Street M E
Ministers and officials from the city churches gathered at the Fifth Street M E Church for a meeting last night. The opening devotionals were led by Rev A A.
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Fifth Street M. E
A. A
Meeting to Discuss Titling Papers Read by Shain and Montgomery
Boyd and Messrs Shain and Montgomery read interesting papers. Another meeting is set for next month with Rev. R L Shepherd delivering a paper on Titling.
Gilliam Crockett Accused Of Grocery Fraud
Gilliam Crockett, colored, attempted to purchase groceries at Seally's on East Main yesterday claiming it was ordered by Milton Barde. The fraud was detected and Crockett disappeared. He is said to have used Mr. Barde's name several times after previously working for him.
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East Main
Milton Barde
Jail release escort ends with demand to leave city
Hayden Norris was released from jail and escorted to the city limits by Officer William Mason who ordered him to absent himself from the city. A four month old child of Ernest Farris six miles southwest of town died today of pneumonia and a funeral from Bethel church is planned tomorrow. A two weeks old infant of Mary Brown, colored, died last night and was buried today.
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Hayden Norris
William Mason
Ernest Farris
Bethel Church
Mary Brown
Mrs. E. B. Quisenberry Shows Slight Improvement
Mrs. E B Quisenberry who has been ill for some time is slightly improving according to an update from her family.
Cattlemen Say Cattle Numbers Down and Prices High
A renowned cattleman tells the Sentinel reporter that this region has only about one-fifth of its cattle from a year ago. He cites high feeder prices stock scarcity and costly corn as factors driving dealers to sell rather than reinvest in the herd.
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Sentinel
Boson man dominates Ludlow industry and taxes
Aaron D Weld of Boston is practically the sole owner of Ludlow Mass a town of 3000. Weld is president of the Ludlow Manufacturing Company a concern employing nearly all local labor and paying nine tenths of the town taxes.
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Aaron D. Weld
Boston
Ludlow
Mass
Mr. Weld
Counterfeit Five Dollar Note Circulating
A counterfeit five dollar bank note is in circulation. It imitates genuine notes but reveals defects on close inspection. Printed on two sheets by engravings from the National Iron Bank Morristown New Jersey 1882 series with Tillman register and Morgan treasurer.
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National Iron Bank
Morristown
N. J
Tillman Register
Morgan
Garfield
Treasury
Manila Job Letter From Soldier Shows New Police Pay
Frank Hoffman writing from Manila to his Kansas family explains his transfer from the army to the metropolitan police. He outlines pay: patrolmen 75 dollars, corporals 50, sergeants 100, and notes his own 75 dollar salary with 10 dollars for board, yielding 65 dollars after room and board. He praises sobriety and the Y M C A reading room and says few men are chosen.
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Frank Hoffman
Manila
Kinsley
Kansas
United States
How Do Such Men Fail Under National Bankruptcy Law
Cincinnati man Frank R. Wessa filed his own bankruptcy petition under national law claiming $100 in debts for rent provisions and medical attendance and listing the United States as a creditor. He sought the $25 filing fee, but the court clerk refused to accept the petition without payment, leaving Uncle Sam unpaid along with other creditors.
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Frank R. Wessa
Cincinnati
United States
Uncle Sam
Wessa
Bison Numbers Shrink at Yellowstone Park
Park officials estimate about fifty bison remain in Yellowstone. Poaching trouble worsens as the northwestern boundary lacks clear definition. Congress approved a $5,000 appropriation at the last session to fund a boundary survey.
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Yellowstone National Park
What Do You Think of Ayers Sarsaparilla
A sales ad urges readers to ask their doctor about Ayers Sarsaparilla. It claims benefits for tired people, blood purification, strong nerves, and general health, then notes the price of $1.00 a bottle and lists J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass as the manufacturer.
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Ayer
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Igor
W. T. Thomas
Grand Central Building
John Cashman
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Ben Mindlin
Ohio ST
Loomis Canay Kitchen
Ohio Street
Chas. van Actwerp
Katie Bldg
Pettis County
Sentinel Office
Taylor
VIAVI
Woman’s Way
Sedalia Viavi Co
West Third Street
Thomas B. North
Gray’s Summitt
Hotel Sicher
State Fair Association
al Cordes
Katy
E. G. Cassidy
Will Riley
George Fisher
Jefferson City
Frank Duetchier
The
R. G. Dun Mercantile Agency
St. Clair County
John Montgomery
Walker, Mo
Nautilus Club Meeting
Florence Lamy
Tae
Albert Kahn
Philip
Argest Stove
F. Taylor Cain
Tel
W. Main
City News
Seally’s
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
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