Local traffic and travel notes from city movements
A series of brief city notices lists residents and visitors passing through Jefferson City. Names include L. W. Brant Harrisonville returnee and John Goodknight Lamonte Milling safe opener, with arrivals from St Louis Ver sailles California and Clifton City. Deputy U S Marshal T H Mc Kenna noted en route Boonville.
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Jefferson City
Warrensburg
L. W. Brant
Harrisonville
John Goodknight
Lamonte
Lamonte Milling Company
Tim Dunnigan
St Louis
James McCormick
S. R. Barfield
S. P. Harris
Richard Turner
Lamine
M. H. Morris
W. T. Merideth
Clifton City
U. S
T. H. McKenna
Boonville
Local notices and travels fill city pages
Fragmented notices show medical, business, and social updates. Miss Ethel Collins returns from St. Louis. Sam Myer to open a Ride nour Baker Grocery branch in Denver. various residents travel to Kansas City, Knob Noster, Holden, and Los Angeles. Weather forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday.
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C. C Lawson
Katie Building
Bell Telephone
F. M. Reed
Knob Noster
John N. Taylor
M. B. Coleman
A. H. Heaton
Kansas City
J. F. A. Meyer
Charles Royce
Meberly
Kansas City Southern
Shreveport
George Fisher
C. E. Messerly’s
Denver
Sam Myer
Ridenour-Baker Grocery Company
Lucy Dobel
Moberly
Reynolds
Earl Mount
Kemper School
Boonville
Jennie Tedfird
Harry
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Cal
Sam Kidd to Begin Auctioneering with Livestock Focus
Sam Kidd, back from St. Louis, plans an auctioneering career following his father’s path with livestock. He will auction the W. T. Mc Intyre herd of Herefords in Kansas City next Monday, marking a specialty in thoroughbred stock.
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Sam Kidd
St. Louis
W. T. McIntyre
Kansas City
Grip stolen from Cleona machinist recovered
The grip stolen from Cyrus Meyer a Cleona Pennsylvania machinist was recovered today by Officers Donohue and Eckhoff. The thief took tools a revolver and clothing. Les Martin found the grip near Fisher's lake yesterday and directed officers to the location.
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Cyrus Meyer
Cleona
Donohue
Eckhoff
Les Martin
Fisher's Lake
Popular styles at popu lar prices
Suits from 20 to 50 dollars offered at the Hoffman Building. Store promotes affordable fashion with trimmed tailoring and ready to wear options for a broad customer base.
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Hoffman Building
Farm near Sedalia seeks administrator applicant
An 80 acre farm with good improvements lies seven miles southwest of Sedalia. Apply to Frank Hughes, Public Administrator. A Sedalia Inspector reports Andrew Torrey was arrested Thursday night at Parsons on a charge of breaking into the trunk of D. H.
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Sedalia
Andrew Torrey
Parsons
D. H
Parsons Lodge Welcomes Visiting Grand President
Torrey a 25 year old extra fireman on the M K T railway was arrested after stealing $64 and a watch worth 15. He claims New York as home and came to Parsons from Sedalia Missouri. Mrs F Sargent grand president of the Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen arrived to inspect the lodge, was met at the Katy station by a committee, and given an informal reception before an inspection and instructions.
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Torrey
New York
Parsons
Katy
Parsons Society
Tha taAta
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R. C. Combs
Versailles
C.L. Allen
California
M. D. Wakefield
Excelsior
Springs
Terns
Cheviots
Cassimere
Wor
Sailor Suit
Norfolk
Ohio Street
Albert Kahn
Tayior
Clapton
Ethel Collins
Arlington Phar
Macy
Martha
Laura Maclay
Tipton
Bess Doyle
Colo
George Withers
H. E. Agee
Col. J. West Goodwin
Hot Springs
Ark
Carrie Courtney
Holden
Wm. Courtney
M. L. DeHaven
Independence
I. G. Barton
Pilot Grove
City
W. Keller
A. Farnham
Texas
Oscar Ott
Warsaw
Luther Hickman
Casitai
M. M. Stevenson
Market House
Cian
Kuis
Beara
Socirita
VSPA
Home Tea & Coffee Co
W. B. Millep
Frank Hughes
Public Administrator
Amusements
Wood’s Opera House
Attracy Lions
Old Arkansaw
Mr. Wright
Arizona
Eton
Gibson
Melton
St. Gall
Batistes
J. D. Hail Dry Goods CO
Johnson
Gordon
F. Sargent
Tuscola, MI
Ladies’ Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive