A Fine Parade by Sells & Downs Arrives at Liberty Park
The Sells and Downs show unloads at Liberty park and a large parade draws thousands along Ojio street from the grounds to Main, Ohio, Broadway then back. The 11 am procession features nearly new cages and a wide animal display, with tonight's 8 pm performance announced. The list of local and traveling officials follows.
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Liberty Park
Ojio Street
Show Grounds
Main Street
Ohio
Broadway
June Jurors Drawn for County Court Term
The county court on Tuesday selected jurors for the June term of the criminal court. The list includes L. T. Kirk of Heath Creek among others.
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Criminal Court
L. T. Kirk
Heath Creek
Reward for insect that Worrell's Exterminator fails
A patent style reward notice offers $100 to anyone who can provide an insect that Worrell's Insect Exterminator cannot kill instantly. The ad directs readers to see a bottle at all drug stores for details.
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Worrell
Sole Savers Back Opens at New Rogers Shoe Shop
The Sole Savers reopen in a rebuilt shop at 217 South Lamine Street first door south of the post office. They advertise best half soles for 5c.
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Rogers’ Shoe Shop
Lamine Street
Early Riser pills advertised by Bard Drug Co
A promotional notice describes Bilious Bill’s ailments and claims EARLY RISER pills would relieve him. The W. E. Bard Drug Co appears as the advertiser and promoter of the remedy, asserting relief from stomach and tongue issues and promising newfound cheer.
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Bill
Sedalia Edges Springfield In Four Game Series
Sedalia defeated Springfield 5 to 2 to close the series, taking three of four meetings. Westcott starred for the Shop Lifters while Olmstead pitched well for the Highlanders, but Springfield errors doomed their defense as Sedalia capitalized on miscues. Umpire Lewinson drew ire, and replacements shuffled the infield.
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Sedalia
Springfield
Westcott
Olmstead
Highlanders
White
Springfield versus Sedalia baseball game summary
Bases on balls 4 off Westcott 3 off Olmstead 3. Struck out Westcott 3 Olmstead 2. Hit by pitched ball Olmstead 2. Wild pitches Olmstead 1. Left on bases Springfield 7 Sedalia 4. Time 1 33. Attendance 400. Umpire Lew inson.
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Westcott
Olmstead
Springfield
Sedalia
Lewinson
Chicago Market Report May 3 Prices and Hog Cattle Movements
Chicago market notes show wheat trading around 11.85 to 12.35 for May and July contracts. Hog and cattle figures indicate gains across Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha and East St Louis with hogs up about five cents and cattle up to ten cents. Estimated Chicago hogs for Thursday placed at 27,000 with various regional lots reported.
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Kansas City
Omaha
East St. Louis
Chicago
Sedalia Markets Cereals and Breadstuffs Listing
Market prices for Praire hay and wheat steer the feed and flour group with figures for baled hay per ton and various flours per cwt. Groceries include butter lard corn meal and sorghum with per unit costs. Poultry items list spring chickens geese and ducks with per pound pricing.
Mock initiation amusement at the Wigwam visit
Apache Tribe No 55 Improvised Order of Red Men held a pleasure-filled night with a crowded hall and a program of instrumental and vocal numbers. Miss Irma Collins and Maggie Edwards performed vocal selections while the Second Regiment band provided music. A banquet followed the mock initiation and was enjoyed by all attendees including wives and lady friends.
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Irma Collins
Maggie Edwards
Second Regiment
Bellevue Fruits on Sale at 1 65 Per Dozen
Special this week lists table goods including Bellevue Lemon Cling Peaches Crawford Peaches and Bellevue Pears Apricots all in full size cans. Assortments priced at 1 dollar 65 cents per dozen. Two Bell Phones and Queen City all three No 9. Central won t tell you they are talking now.
Time Tried and Merit Proven Cough Cure
Time Tried and Merit Proven promotes One Minute Cough Cure as safe pleasant cough remedy for children. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Guthrie Beats Wichita in Doubleheader With Nine Runs
Yesterday at Guthrie Oklahoma Guthrie defeated Wichita 10 to 3 and 11 to 0 in a two game set. Batteries for Guthrie were Brown Queisser and Womack Bemis and O Leary provided support with Umpire Reagan calling the plays.
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Guthrie
Wichita
Brown
City and Joplin Batterymatch Umpire Details Noted
At Oklahoma City on December 9 9 a battery duo Halla Marie and Siegel Carter and Henry umpired by Owen. In Joplin battery pair Smith Vanderhill Ashley Ulrich umpired by Dupree with scores listed for Leavenworth.
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Halla
Marie
Siegel
Carter
Henry
Owen
Smith
Vanderhill
Ashley
Ulrich
Dupree
Fire at City Clerk's Home Sparks Small Blaze
Fire crews responded at 7:25 this morning to the home of City Clerk C. E. Baker at 1107 Souti Lamine where a gasoline stove leak started a small fire. No damage occurred.
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C. E. Baker
Souti Lamine
Thiebes Steirlin Music Receives Chickering Pianos
The Thiebes Steirlin Music Company announces a handsome shipment of Chickering and Sons pianos in new style cases. They claim these are the most beautiful pianos of this maker ever received and invite the public to call and see them at 404 Ohio Street.
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Thiebes-Steirlin Music Company
Chickering & Sons
Hail G Kibby Dry Goods Co. Sedalia
A brief item from Sedalia dated May 3 1905 notes the Hail G Kibby Dry Goods Co. in business matters.
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Hail G Kibby Dry Goods CO
Hail & Kibby Dry Goods Company
Byberry Notes From May Day Weekend
Byberry diary items report Rev Bohemenburg preaching at Walnut Grove on Sunday. Hallie Steele attended the Sells and Downs show in Sedalia on Wednesday. Young people from Byberry enjoyed a Tipton show on Saturday night. Frank Kitchener of nearby is building a new barn. E R Cordrey planted corn again due to ground mice and weasels. Mrs Steele near Byberry is recovering from a paralytic strike. Dan Coffman and wife visited J D Horner’s family Sunday. Autor Moats started sawing at Otter Creek ford with Tom Glenn as helper. W P Shulty plans to move to Gallatin after harvest.
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Byberry
Bohemenburg
Walnut Grove
Hallie Steele
Sedalia
Tipton
Frank Kitchener
Near Here
E. R. Cordrey
Steele
Autor Moats
Otter Creek Ford
Tom Glenn
W. P. Shulty
Gallatin
Need Red Hair to Join Club in Portland
Portland, May 3. Red haired women of the city band together to form a 100 voice glee club led by L. H. Hurlburt Edwards of the Oregon Conservatory of Music. A crowd of auburn and golden headed damsels has gathered. the group plans concerts and uses circular letters to recruit the remaining members.
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Portland
Ore
L. H. Hurlburt Edwards
Oregon Conservatory of Music
Otto Williams Joins New Orleans After Chicago Release
Otto Williams, the shortstop released by Chicago, now plays for New Orleans. Oklahoma City faces scrutiny over its handling of baseball players amid past criticisms of how the sport is treated in the town.
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Mets
Risley
Oklahoma City
Otto Williams
Chicago
New Orleans
Mulcahy Sells Flourwarrant Brands S and Vigoral
F. F. Mulcahy promotes the Flourwarrants S and Vigoral brands as top options for household use, emphasizing quality and reliability in flour-related products.
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F. F. Mulcahy
ABTS 2 FL eS Kind You Have Always Bout
ABTS 2 FL eS appears in a brief notice referencing a recurring event or item with limited readable details. The fragment suggests a local notice or card line but lacks clear names, dates, or actions to confirm a specific event.
Prayers and Knees Sore for Del, Rev. Wells
Wilmington Delaware May 3. Rev Hubert Wetmore Wells rector of St Andrew s P E Church is in a plaster cast on his left knee after two weeks under physician care Kneeling in services caused inflammation he preached Easter sermon from a chair and officiated in evening service He has been unusually active during Lent.
Marriage License Granted to Sam Bass and Mary Long
The couple Sam Bass and Mary Long, both colored, were issued a license to wed today. The poem passage that follows celebrates May June and August and the harvest, expressing affection for the changing seasons and the beauty of rural life.
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Sam Bass
Mary Long
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J. D. Hellman
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Washington
Mike Collins
Flat Creek
B. P. Yankee—Lake Creek
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Hughesville
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Neri F. Ebersole
Jacob Dirck
William Drechsler
John Yunker
W. B. Baugh
Andrew Bowman
Adolph Ahrens
Chas. E. West
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Central
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Thiebes-Steirlin Music CO
Paris
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Dan Coffman
J. D. Horner
Oregon
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