Local travelers and shoppers visit Sedalia area towns
A flurry of social and business movement today includes J J Reilley arriving from Otterville, Mrs Amick of Windsor shopping in the city, Will Jolly returning from the east, and multiple residents and visitors from Lamonte, Houstonia, Bonnot's Mills, Vinita, and surrounding counties conducting business, visits, and travel on Katy and MKT lines.
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Amick
Windsor
Will Jolly
Lyle Dickey
Houstonia
Phil Ott
Warrensburg
A. W. Duke
Lamonte
Aaron Kingsbaker
Edgar Reed
Will Orrison
Kansas City
James S. White
Cyrus Nelson
Andy Miller
Ennis Courtney
Katy
Ed Wood
William Duke
Emma
Nelle Bonnot
Bonnot
Farmers and Merchants Bank Planned for Chilhowee
Judge Hunt and E N Johnson with John Chambers of Warrensburg met local farmers Monday to organize a Farmers and Merchants bank. Substantial farmers have subscribed stock and, though not complete, expect Judge Hunt as cashier with a local board overseeing management.
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Eral
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Judge Hunt
Chilhowee News
State Fair Executive Board Sets Purses and Buildings
The State Fair executive committee chaired by Gov. Norman J. Coleman outlined livestock premiums and department plans. Purses total about 25 000 with Missouri Derby 300 and multiple speed events. Construction budgets include race course 8000 and grand stand 8000. bidding for buildings to continue.
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The
State Fair Board
Norman J. Coleman
St. Louis
N. H. Gentry
Sedalia
Alexander Maitland
Richmond
J. A. Potts
Mexico
Thomas B. North
Gray’s Summitt
Railroads and Local Arrivals in Denison and Nearby Towns
The notice lists railroad workers and their positions in Denison and nearby towns including Smithville and Goodwin. It mentions residents traveling to Versailles for the summer and Oklahoma for a few weeks, plus several locals in Sedalia and Clifton City. it notes moves, visits, and school teaching departures.
Longest Clinton Freight Train Passes Eastbound
A Clinton dispatch notes the likely longest freight train through town last night on the M K and T line. Conductor Shady Burnap led seventy cars and a caboose, drawn by two engines. A Clinton Democrat report.
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Clinton
Shady Burnap
Clinton Democrat
Train crew staggered lay-offs hit Missouri Pacific Katy
Extra Brakeman Gallivan of the Missouri Pacific is laid off. Brakeman Whiprecht of the Missouri Pacific is laid off. Conductor Blair of the Katy is laid off. Conductor T. E. Russell of the Katy is taking a few runs off. Brakeman Elton of the Katy is laid off.
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Gallivan
Missouri Pacific
Whiprecht
Blair
Katy
T. E. Russell
Elton
Lay
Otterville Items Highlight Local Social and Work News
Otterville Mo March 26 Mrs Buck Childers and daughter Beulah visited Sedalia for shopping. Dr A H Culp and daughter Lucille spent days in Sedalia. Harry Everett recovering at home from grip illness. Henry Gunn former Jefferson City clerk now back home handling implements. Will Butler traveled to Dampville. Miss Lou Price employed at local business.
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Otterville
Buck Childers
Beulah
Sedalia
A. H. Culp
Lucille
Harry Everett
Henry Gunn
Jefferson City
Will Butler
Dampville
Elks Elect Officers in Sedalia Lodge Meeting
Sedalia lodge No. 125 B P O E elected L P Andrews exalted ruler for the year. Other officers chosen were E B McClure leading knight Ben J Levy lecturing knight A R Easton secretary Ben F Blair treasurer B F Hughes tyler J H Mara trustee. The session included initiation of Martin Weyant of Sedalia and A W Campbell of Clinton with several visitors from Boonville Fortuna Tipton and Clinton.
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Sedalia Lodge No. 125
Martin Weyant
A. W. Campbell
Clinton
J. D. Drake
Boonville
Pete Smith
Fortuna
John Robinson
Tipton
John Bixman
William Jones
J M Murphy Former City Jeweler Dies in Spokane
J M Murphy who ran a jewelry store here died in Spokane Washington on March 20 from a paralytic stroke after several years of ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Murphy
Spokane
Wash
Mr. Murphy
Herbert Named General Superintendent for Iron Mountain Lines
The official circular approved by Vice President Warner announced that, effective April 1, J M Herbert is appointed general superintendent of the St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern railway company with headquarters in St Louis, succeeding E A Peck. Herbert also becomes general superintendent of the Arkansas and Louisiana line.
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Warner
J. M. Herbert
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company
St. Louis
E. A. Peck
Herbert
Arkansas and Louisiana Line
Easter at Calvary Church Holy Week Services
Special solemn services at Calvary Episcopal church will be held all next week during Holy Week. Daily observances include 10 a m and 7 30 p m services conducted by the church.
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Calvary Episcopal Church
Nebraska Senate Election Ends In Dark Horse Picks
Lincoln Neb March 28 The Nebraska legislative session ends with a break in the prolonged deadlock electing two dark horses Governor Dietrich to the short term and Millard to the long term marking a surprise resolution to the stalemate.
Professor J. D. Wilson Named English Chair at Bethany Summer School
Prof. J. D. Wilson receives a letter from the Dean offering him the chair of English in Missouri State University’s Bethany summer school in Harrison county. An $8,000 appropriation by the last legislature funds the program, and Wilson is expected to accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Wilson
Missouri State University
Bethany
Harrison County
Residence Burned Ten Miles West of Sedalia
A serious fire ten miles west of Sedalia destroyed the home of George Robertson at noon Tuesday as the family prepared to eat. Most contents were saved. the house was a total loss with about 800 damage and 500 insurance. The blaze started in the roof, likely from a defective flue.
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George Robertson
Sedalia
The Coming Men of America Attend Woodmen Smoker
The Coming Men of America fraternity attended a Woodmen smoker Wednesday night and held their meeting afterward. Three candidates were admitted, Pearl King, Chas. Smith, Ash McNeil and Blythe Minnier, who will be initiated at next Wednesday evening's meeting. The order's membership is now twenty five, at the full limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men of America Fraternity
Messrs
Pearl King
Chas. Smith
Ash McNeil
Blythe Minnier
Tipton Saloon Opens After Refitting During Wednesday Night Visit
Pete Schmidt a local merchant from For tuna A J Robinson of the City hotel Tipton and Joe Dueber saloon keeper Tipton visited friends Wednesday night. Mr Dueber celebrated a grand opening of his saloon which has been handsomely refitted and refurnished throughout.
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Pete Schmidt
Fortuna
A. J. Robinson
Tipton
Joe Dueber
Mr. Dueber
New Assistant Cashier Takes Post at Sedalia Bank
Ollie Terry named assistant cashier at Lamonte bank fills in for Ben Blair of Sedalia National bank who is touring the south. Blair’s vacancy is described as hard to fill but a fine substitute was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Terry
Lamonte Bank
Ben Blair
Sedalia National Bank
Ben
Moerschel's Sedalia Beer Promoted as Spring Remedy
A pithy promotion extols Moerschel's Sedalia Beer as wholesome easy to take curative nourishing and strengthening. The piece urges readers to lodge a standing order for the beer, contrasting it with old and new phoney 214.
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Moerschel
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Fater
McLaughlin
Ohio ST
Heywood
W. T. Thomas
Grand Central Building
John Cashman
County Attorney’s
Court House
Ben Mindlin
Ohio
Loomis Candy Kitchen
Ohio Street
Pettis County
Sentinel Office
Charles Christiansen
South Grande Avenue
Taylor
VIAVI
Woman’s Way
Sedalia Viavi Co
West Third Street
J. J. Reilley
Charley Harris
S. H. Porter
Reena
Jim Farris
Dresden
Tery
H. B. Cole
Moniteau
Dr. Cole
M. A. Cole
Col. A. C. Miner
Harrisonville
M. L. Ayres
M. A. Ayres
East Seventh Street
R. H. Heisey
W. E. Bowersock
Dr. McNeil
M K. & T. Hospital
A. L. Ross
Bank of Versailles
H. H. Pike
Carlow
Brown Telegraph School
Sweeney
Hugh A. Smith
Colorado Springs
Harry Carpenter
L. E. Clements
Pierce City
Kentucky Stock Farm
Coleman
Lexington
Hugh Reamer
Vinita
I. T
Beamer
P. C. Evans
Sxteenth
Osage
Barclay Smith
van Buren, Ark
Curtis Jackson
Denison
Texas
Chilhowee
Judge Hunt and
Messrs.e. N. John
John Chambers
Warrens
Burg
Sentinel
Little Philip
Philip
Albert Kahn
Executive Board
Fair Grounds
Menefee & Heck
John Lind
Crusher
M. D. Nealon
Smithville
Charles Wilson
Goodwin
H. E. Lyman
W. J. Bolton
Ed Bohn
Red Oak
W. Taubman
Albert Bowen
J. L. Schnakenberg
Dalia
L. C. Walton
Otterville Bank
Versailles
John R. Gunn
Childen
Oklahoma
Will Adams
Bunceton
E. E. Gilpin
D. H. Homan
McKinzie
Ida
Eva Bente
Maggie Eubank
Clifton City
Long Katy Freight
ELKS
L. P. Andrews
B. F. Hughes
Tyler
J. H. Mara
Trustee
Jeweler Murphy
Harding
Iron Mountain, Ap
Calvary Church
Lincoln, Neb
Senators
Nebraska
Dietrich
Wilson
C. M. OF A. Meeting
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