Luminous Cross Address at Maccabees Meeting
E T Behrens delivers a Maccabees address on fraternalism centered on Astra Castra Lux, praising love, unity, and the hive emblem. He cites Constantine’s cross vision, extols fraternal association as civilizing, and highlights Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees as a vast, prudent order with Missouri momentum. He urges expansion of fraternal influence worldwide.
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Constantine
Knights of the Macccabees of
Ladies of the Maccabees
German Evangelical Church Easter Services Notice
Tomorrow forenoon at 10 30 and evening at 8 divine services recall the atoning death of Jesus Christ. Easter Sunday Sunday school begins at 9 sharp with divine service at 10 and Lord's Supper. Easter Sunday evening at 7 39 the Sunday school celebrates the resurrection with a program and Easter eggs. All are invited to attend these services.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Our Lord
Delightingly Entertained Miss Bonker Hosts Birthday Tea
Miss Maggie Bonker daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bonker of 909 South Washington avenue celebrated her fourteenth birthday this afternoon with music and games. A group of young ladies attended including Mayme Hopkins Hanna Lafferty Cornelia Barker Florence Poteet Vivian Hansberger Willie D Gorrell Beatrice Hatton Carrie Howe Sue Davis Bessie Gorrell Christina Spencer Maude Miller Grace Carmon Katharine Devine Ella Bunger Helen Buchanan and Etta Fessenden. refreshments were served at the close of the gathering.
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Mayme Hopkins
Hanna Lafferty
Cornelia Barker
Florence Poteet
Vivian Hansberger
Willie D. Gorrell
Beatrice Hatton
Carrie Howe
Sue Davis
Bettie Gorrell
Christina Spencer
Maude Miller
Grace Carmon
Katharine Devine
Ella Bunger
Helen Buchanan
Etta Fessenden
Judge Burress Joins Famous Clothing Store
Former city police judge J. W. Burress has accepted a position with the Famous clothing store now in the northeast corner of Ohio and Second streets, the former Bank of Commerce site. He invites friends to visit.
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J. W. Burress
Ohio and
Second Streets
Bank of Commerce
Judge Burress
Easter Eggs Dye Packs From Dow Drug Co
Combination egg dyes pack yields colors for 300 eggs. Features funny pictures, flowers, animals and birds. All for five cents. Available at Dow Drug Company.
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Dow Drug
Wayland Rites Held After Death in Missouri Market
James Woodson Wayland of 412 West Seventh Street died at 6 15 PM after heart trouble. Born February 20 1850 in Roanoke Missouri he married Lizzie Baker in Moberly in 1894 and worked as a traveling salesman for Henry Petring Grocer Co. of St Louis. He leaves a wife and several siblings. funeral services and burial arrangements were noted.
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James Woodson Wayland
Eula Baker
West Seventh
Mr. Wayland
Roanoke
Howard County
Moberly
Lizzie Baker
Henry Petring Grocer Co
St. Louis
Missouri
Windsor
California
J. H. Wayland
Salisbury
Cecil Wayland
Mendon
J. B. Morris
Fort Worth
Tex
J. D. Head
Henry Petring
Wayland
United Commercial Travelers
Sedalia Elks No 125 Elects Officers for Year
At a Sedalia lodge meeting Elks No 125 elected W. D. Steele exalted ruler Dr. E. F. Yancey leading knight L. P. Andrews loyal knight Dr. E. L. Moore lecturing knight A. R. Easton Jr secretary Alva C. Lee treasurer Lee Looney trustee for three years Installation set for one week from next Wednesday with a social session likely after ceremonies.
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Sedalia Lodge of Elks No. 125
Lee Looney
Best work in city at Sedalia Steam Laundry
The item notes Sedalia Steam Laundry as delivering top work in the city and provides contact numbers or phones: 154.
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Sedalia Steam Laundry
Orchard expert offers borers prevention in Minnesota paper
An orchard expert describes his experience with apple tree borers. He advises wrapping paper around about 12 inches of the trunk above the crown to prevent attack, noting this is the usual target area. He mentions various washes tried previously have failed to deter borers.
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Minnesota
Christening at a Laundry Machine Sparks Raucous Glee
At Longan's steam laundry a new washing machine was installed. Eddie Brill broke a bottle of soap suds and blueing on the machine while declaring I christen thee Alice Roosevelt. The bottle shattered and the crowd feared an accident, though the machine reportedly took water well.
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Longan
Eddie Brill
Prince Henry
Alice Roosevelt
Tle
Gentlemen and Ladies Musical Clubs Announce Rehearsal Schedule
The Gentlemen's Musical club will rehearse Mondays and Thursdays until the Kansas City festival on May 6 7 8 with four new members Miles Norton C C Lawson Will Logan and Merton Norton bringing total to 28. The Ladies' Musical club also schedules regular rehearsals until the festival as both groups compete separately for prizes and may share in one of the $500 awards.
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Gentlemen's Musical Club
Kansas City
Messrs
Miles Norton
C. C. Lawson
Will Logan
Merton Norton
Ladies’ Musical Club
Death of Mrs. H. Meyer at Cole Camp
Mrs. H. Meyer of Cole Camp died yesterday at 3 30 p m from a stroke of paralysis aged 69. She leaves seven children including Mrs. Louie Kreisel of Lincoln Mrs. Henry Ahrens of Cole Camp Mrs. Clara Kerken of Mora Mrs. John Brandt and Miss Amelia Meyer of Sedalia Mr. Herman Meyer of Cole Camp and Louie Meyer who lived with her The funeral will be held from the German Lutheran church at Cole Camp.
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H. Meyer
Cole Camp
John Brandt
Meyers
Louie Kreisel
Lincoln
Henry Ahrens
Clara Kerken
Mora
Amelia Meyer
Sedalia
Herman Meyer
Louie Meyer
Twentieth Anniversary Invitation for Rev and Mrs Fannon
Shortland and Harold Fannon invite friends and church members to celebrate the twentieth wedding anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Fannon at the First Christian church parlors in Sedalia Missouri on Monday March 31 from 8 to 10 p.m.
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Shortland
Harold Fannon
First Christian Church
Sedalia
F. C. Fannon
Public Sale At Hempy Farm Succeeds In Livestock Auction
Sentinel field worker Robert Baldwin attended a public sale nine miles south of the city conducted by auctioneer Charley Hieronymous. The event drew a large crowd and sold livestock implements and household goods at good prices, with Baldwin gaining several new Sentinel subscribers.
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Sentinel
Robert Baldwin
L. E. Hempy
Charley Hieronymous
Baldwin
Champion Sprinter Dead in Brantford Murder
A. J. Hawkins received a Brantford, Ontario paper this morning reporting the murder of James Quirk, a prominent Brantford athlete and hotel keeper. Quirk, a former Collegiate Institute schoolmate of Hawkins, once held the world's 100 yard dash record.
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A. J. Hawkins
Brantford
Ontario
James Quirk
Hawkins
Collegiate Institute
Quirk
Race riot fears as Alabama seizure prompts militia call
In Jasper Alabama a race riot near a negro colony east of the city followed white men whipping two Black individuals. About 150 shots were exchanged, Sheriff Moore asked Governor Jelks to mobilize the militia, and Captain Bankhead was ordered to respond. The situation centers on Warrior River area where armed Black residents prepared to resist steps.
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Jasper
Ala
Sheriff Moore
Jelks
Moore
Here
Warrior River
Witness to a lynching shocks returning travelers
Harry Tedford the musician and his mother Mrs Jennie Tedford arrived home from California and recounted witnessing the lynching of Washington Wallace in La Junta Colorado. He said a boy climbed the tree and Wallace was hanged and shot multiple times as the rope settled over the limb.
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Sician
Jennie Tedford
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Cal
Tedford
la Junta
Colo
Washington Wallace
Wallace
Funeral of Little Margaret Hulland
Margaret Melton Hulland aged seven, daughter of Frank R Hulland, died at 10 am Tuesday in Kansas City. The remains were brought to Sedalia for burial. Funeral held at 3 pm from 514 West Seventh Street with Rev E B Surface of Cumberland Presbyterian Church officiating. Pallbearers were John Tegler Lyman Ernst John Rector Robert Hoffman Warren Meade and Joe Bowers.
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Margaret Melton M Hulland
Frank R. Hulland
Kansas City
L. F. Fessenden
West Seventh Street
E. B. Surface
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
John Tegler
Lyman Ernst
John Rector
Robert Hoffman
Warren Meade
Joe Bowers
W C T U Plan State Fair Building as Emergency Hospital
A local W C T U meeting will be held at Mrs. Sigman's residence 514 West Sixth Street tomorrow Friday at 3 PM to set up preliminary plans for a building on the State fair grounds to serve as an emergency hospital nursery and waiting room. Full attendance is desired.
Bart Jackson Loses Bout To Sam Fell In Morning Clash
Bart Jackson challenged Sam Fell after being told to stay out and the two met in a brief confrontation. Fell dealt a scalp wound to Jackson with a club, leaving Fell the winner of the encounter.
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Bart Jackson
Sam Fell
Mr. Fell
Bart
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Promises Best Value
The ad touts quality at the lowest price with options at Longan's Steam Laundry located on 216 Lamine Street in Sedalia, urging customers to choose high value laundering services.
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Longan
Sedalia
Lamine Street
Mrs Brandt Called to Cole Camp
Mrs John Brandt of 508 West Fifth was called to Cole Camp to tend a family matter.
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Cole Camp
John Brandt
West Fifth
City News Highlights From Local Health and Social Events
L. E. Holland recovers from mumps. Mrs. Frank Lorsbach and George Rodekohr suffer pneumonia. Captain Mason reports five new smallpox cases at Perry Lewis home 606 South Grand Ave. Johnson Craigs funeral held at 315 West Main St. Rev Boone officiating. T. F. Tickmeyer to hold sale near Longwood April 5. Col Hieronymous to conduct sale. Bothwell row of buildings on Ohio Street south of Fifth being painted and papered by S. M. Dyer. Central Presbyterian church social at Al and 623 North Prospect tonight.
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Captain Mason
Perry Lewis
South Grand Avenue
Johnson Craig
West Main Street
Boone
Bothwell
Ohio Street
Fifth
S. M. Dyer
The
Central Presbyterian Church
al Meyers
North Prospect Street
Freight hand wound raises fear of infection at Wellington
Howard McVey, unloading freight at Wellington, Missouri, drove a rusty nail into his hand. Doctors fear blood poisoning and possible complications from the injury.
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Howard McVey
Wellington
Birth of Baby Boy After Short Lived Life
Mrs. Harry Heckman gave birth to a baby boy this morning who died shortly after. Mrs Heckman's condition is described as alarming.
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Harry Heckman
Select Knights and Ladies Initiate Miss Ward Meeting
The Select Knights and Ladies held a Tuesday evening meeting and initiated Miss Ward. Plans were laid for a social session in the near future.
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Miss Ward
Granddaughter Receives Ohio Legacy From Grandmother
Mrs. J. K. Kidd of 520 West Fifth Street was surprised to learn she inherited a legacy from her grandmother who recently died in Ohio.
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J. K. Kidd
West Fifth Street
Ohio
Mrs Ramp Joins Husband in New City Home
Mrs. Frank Ramp arrives from Warrensburg and will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parks at Sixth and Kentucky streets, forming a new home association.
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Frank Ramp
Warrensburg
Mrs. Frank Parks
Sixth
Kentucky Streets
Mrs Caroline Boyd Dies At 59 From Stomach Tumor
Mrs Caroline Boyd, a Black resident, died this morning at 800 North Moniteau Street from a stomach tumor. She was 59. The funeral is set for 2 PM Friday.
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Caroline Boyd
Moniteau Street
Willie Martin Improves After Sunday Shooting
Willie Martin, the boy shot Sunday morning, shows signs of recovery. He has use of his left eye and says he can perceive light with his right eye, contrary to fears he would lose it.
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Willie Martin
Floral tribute presented for late J. W. Wayland by city grocers
A costly and beautiful floral piece was given by local grocers to adorn the casket of the late J. W. Wayland, reflecting the high regard in which he was held by everyday business associates.
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J. W. Wayland
Fear in Paola After Paola Corpse Incident
Report from Paola describes fear among residents after a train backed up eighteen miles to retrieve a corpse last week. Railroad workers recount a tale that the deceased momentarily escaped its casket and was pursued toward Kansas City, fueling antisocial rumors among local Black residents.
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Marshall DeHaven
Paola
Darkey
Kansas City
Clinton Street Railway Charter Revocation Moves Forward
States Attorney Poague acting for the city council has prepared quo warranto papers to revoke the Clinton Street railway charter and filed them in the circuit clerk's office. Papers will be served on H. P. Faris today.
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States
Poague
Clinton Democrat
Clinton’street Railway Company
Circuit
H. P. Faris
Boonville Advance To Debut As Republican Paper
The Boonville Advance will launch soon in the neighboring city with R. Overshiner serving as publisher and editor.
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Boonville
R. Overshiner
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