Numerous local residents on business and travel
A long list of residents and visitors journeys through Sedalia and nearby towns. Names include Will Farris in St Louis, Roxy Davis to Boonville, Miss Mattie Stewart in Kansas City, and many others visiting, returning, or planning trips for business, hunting, or family events.
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Will Farris
St. Louis
Mattie Stewart
Kansas City
James Beatty
Dresden
Joe Koentz
Boonville
C. W. Bente
Fred Gold
Harriett Gold
H. B. Harnsberger
Warrensburg
E. R. Stewart
Uth Quincey Street
Hyle Phares
Morgan Park Academy
Chicago
Journey
E. J. Lennartz
Montrose
Frank Kaler
Dorothy
Tipton
Will Phares
Marysville
E. C. Phares
Walter Gibbons
Fort Scott
Kan
R. D. McCubbin
J. W. Townsend
H. B. Ridgely Installment Clothing
West Second Street
West Fifth Street
Will Lee
Pilot Grove
Wm. Scotten Company
S. W. McClure
Epworth M. EE
Rev
S. S. Martin
M. E
Joplin
St. Louis M. E
Bishop Fitzgerald
Fort Worth
Texas
St. Gaine
Railway Mail Service
Cotton Belt
Texarkana
Dallas
John Harris
United States Mail
Kanesas City
Loren Weynech
J. C Road
Roxie Davis
Sedalia Transit Company
Virei Corner
Lexas
J. W.conner
Marriage Permits Issued by Deputy Recorder Williams
Joplin couple L. R. Hoff and Minnie M. Carter receive license, along with R. M. Perkins of Waco and Grace L. Ferguson of Sedalia with W. F. Long and Eva Dixor, both of Sedalia, listed for permits in today’s record.
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Williams
R. M. Perkins
Waco
Texas
Grace L. Ferguson
Sedalia
W. F. Long
Eva Dixor
Appointed Administrator Named for De Jarnette Estate
Andy DeJarnette was today appointed by the probate court as administrator of the estate of James Monroe De Jarnette, deceased.
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Andy DeJarnette
Probate Court
James Monroe DeJarnete
M K and T train wreck blocks Katy line and more
A freight engine toppled into the river near Rocheport on the eastern division causing track damage and train delays. The M K and T flyer No 6 and other trains diverted. maintenance crews cleared the line later in the day. Several railroad workers and passengers were involved in the day’s disruptions and injuries.
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Rocheport
KK. T. Loni
Co Rockport
T. Flyer No. Db
Missouri Pacific and MKT Job Moves Noted in Nevada
S G Kinzer and J H Baker travel on Missouri Pacific and telegraph service respectively. J E Snedeker returns from Eldon while A Jett joins MKT shops. John Gallie resigns as messenger. John Smith Arch Neese hired as storeroom messengers. Conner commercial agent returns from Moberly. Bullard telegraph chief returns from Texas trip.
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Missouri Pacific
J. H. Baker
Missouri Pacific Telegraph Service
Nevada
Col. A. C. Miner
Steve DeJarnett
J. E. Snedeker
Eldon
A. Jett
Smithton
John Gallie
Carter
John Smith
Arch Neese
John W Conner
Moberly
S. K. Bullard
Texas
Sovereigns Called to Funeral of Robert Bonner
Woodmen members are asked to meet at the hall Wednesday at 2 p.m. to attend the funeral of Sovereign Robert Bonner. A J Campbell CCE and M Shields Clerk.
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Our Hall
Robert Bonner
Markets Open With Mixed Futures and Hog Prices Rise
The report shows wheat corn and oats futures with July and May positions. Hog markets in Chicago Kansas City and St Louis rise by 5 cents, with live and mixed prices noted. Beef and cattle activity listed, with cash and futures guidance across major exchanges.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Istinael
Prices for Cereals and Groceries in Local Market
The list shows varied prices for bran and wheat per cwt and per bushel, hay by the ton, butter by the pound, and staples like corn meal flour and sorghum. Included are fruitless entries and faded lines reflecting a 19th or early 20th century market catalog.
Funeral for Robert Bonner in Sedalia
The funeral for Robert Bonner 64 longtime Sedalia resident who died Tuesday at 421 East Third Street was held at his home at 3 pm. He ran the Bonner House on Wain Street now occupied by Brandt & Grote. Survived by wife and children George C Fannie Abbie Sister Loretta. Pallbearers included Woodmen and AOW members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bonner
East Thirdeet
Fr. McNamee
St. Patrici
rTmerr
Bonner
Sedalia
Wain and
Ohio Streets
Brandt & Grote
Sedalia Camp No 16
Woodmen of the World
George C
Fannie
Abbie Bonner
Mary Loretta
San Antonio
Texas
Mary Smith
John R. Davis
Mary Kinney
Jacksonville
Woodmen
Henry Knopfli
Julius Kolbohn
E. M. Shields
Wood's Theatre Opens with Refined Vaudeville Program
Wood's Theatre launches with matinee Sunday April 1 and two shows each night plus three matinees weekly. Special ladies matinee Wednesday and a Thursday night program change. Amateur night Friday and a special Saturday matinee for ladies and children. The bill includes eight big vaudeville acts with moving pictures and illustrated songs, admission 10 cents.
Chicago White Sox Beat Wichita 7 to 4 in Cold Opener
After a ten day wait for a chance to play, the Chicago White Sox defeated Wichita 7 to 4. Ruber and Patterson pitched for Chicago while the fielders did the heavy lifting in brisk northeast wind near freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago White Sox
Wichita
Chicago
Ruber and Patterson
Sedalia M. W. A. Meeting Notice on East Fifth Street
Sedalia M. W. A. will meet in the fair hall on East Fifth Street for regular business on Wednesday March 28. Visiting members and neighbors are invited to attend. SAM W. JAMES Y. C. E. E. CODDING Clerk
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Sedalia
P. Ball
East Fifth Street
Merghhbors
Mon taville Flowers at First Christian for Lyceum Benefit
Sedalia audiences will see Montaville Flowers, the famed impersonator, at the First Christian church on Thursday evening April 5 for a Sedalia Lyceum Association benefit. Tomorrow afternoon tickets go on sale at Dunlap's book store, with 25 cent general admission and 5 cent extra for reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
First Christian Church
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
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