Lamonte News Roundup of Visits and Alumni Banquet
Lamonte notes May 2 report visits by Thomas Terry and wife to Fayetteville and Springdale Arkansas. Mrs George Hartley visiting in Kansas City. Earl Gold of Sedalia and Miss Cora Kemp return from Oklahoma. Local residents host guests from Knob Noster and Houstonia. High School Alumni banquet honors class of 06 at Lake View Hotel with 20 attendees. Several residents travel to Sedalia. Bert Smiley dies from typhoid fever at home west of town. funeral plans pending.
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Lake View
Prof
Gordon Norris
Norris
Alma Fleming
Sedalia
D. H. Norris
Sewood Nelson
Estelle Agee
Bert Smiley
Puss Triggers Piano Haunt in Rising Sun Parlor
In Rising Sun Pennsylvania Jacob Houseman heard his piano play by itself and armed himself before discovering a cat inside the piano. The feline leaped out, having strutted across the strings and hammers, chasing a phantom mouse.
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Rising Sun
Jacob Houseman
Eagle Point
Jacob
Puss
Wife Handles the Wine Agreement in San Diego
Martin Shuster agrees to remain sober if his wife Marie returns home and manages the wine cellar. She will dispense one to two bottles daily, and he pledges not to drink except what she provides. If he breaks the pact, he must deed all his property to her.
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San Diego
Cal
Martin Shuster
Marie Shuster
Shuster
Cattle market prices and receipts in Kansas City week
Receipts for the week reach 30 400 in Kansas City with last week 28 400 and last year 16 100. Prices show steady to strong trends with various grades of cornfed steers heifers cows and calves listed from extra prime at 5 25 to 5 80 down to common stockers and calves.
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Kansas City
Hog and sheep receipts rise with steady midweek prices
Receipts of hogs this week total 39,200, up from 34,200 last week and 20,300 last year. Monday through today show varied hog prices from 5 to 10 cents over, then steady. Sheep receipts reach 25,300 this week, 14,300 last week, with Monday and Tuesday markets strong up to 10 cents higher and today firm. Top lambs sold for 7.35 dollars.
Chicago Markets Open With Steady Hog and Cattle Prices
Chicago markets show hogs and cattle steady across major exchanges. Chicago hogs trade light to heavy between $6.15 and $6.52, with estimated Friday hogs around 16 000. Kansas City and St. Louis also report steady hog and cattle volumes.
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Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Sedalia Markets Cereals and Breadstuffs Prices
Market list shows wheat per bushel at 85 cents Prairie hay and Timothy hay per ton 9 to 12 dollars. Groceries include butter, lard, and flour priced per pound or cwt. Potatoes per bushel 65 cents, corn meal 60 to 66 cents per bushel. Poultry prices include spring chickens 9 cents per pound and various fowl rates.
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BOF Gogme
Solicitor Cook Resigns After Seven-Year District Service
L. R. Cook, traveling solicitor for the St. Louis Republic, covering Missouri Pacific and branch lines in Missouri, resigns after seven years. He plans a month’s rest and will accept one of several offers.
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L. R. Cook
St. Louis Republic
Missouri Pacific
Branch
1500 English Sparrows In Bethany Temple Chorus
In Philadelphia Bethany Temple at Fifty fourth and Spruce streets a flock of about 1500 English sparrows now nests in the church scaffolding. The birds flutter about during services, causing continuous twittering that disrupts for prayer and sermons. Attempts to remove them with sulfur were abandoned to avoid killing them.
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Philadelphia
Bethany Temple
Fiftyfourth
Spruce Streets
Coast to coast telephone repeater discussed
Chicago reports on a claimed new telephone repeater by David C. St Charles of San Francisco. Experts note repeaters exist and debate cost and feasibility, with Boston to Omaha cited as possible long term reach and coast to coast lines potentially hastened but not revolutionized.
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Chicago
David C. St. Charles
San Francisco
J. L. McQuarrie
Western Electric Company
Bell Telephone Company
Chicago Telephone Company
New York
New York Flower Guild Furnishes Window Boxes for Summer
The New York city branch of the National Plant Flower and Fruit Guild prepares 500 window boxes for tenement windows by late April or early May. Each 31 inch box holds hardy geraniums and vines, costs 1.25 dollars, with 0.90 dollars to refill. Guild aims to reach all nationalities in the city, excluding Chinese and Japanese initially, and supplies are financed by donations and wholesale sales.
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New York
New York City
Nation Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild
Insuring Liquor Sellers in Maine Prohibition Fight
A Biddeford promoter plans a company to insure Maine liquor sellers especially druggists and hotelkeepers against penalties for violations. If enough agree, the firm would cover liabilities under the prohibitory law arguing that funding court battles could nullify the law.
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Biddeford
Maine
Surveyors Seek Twenty Day Extension On Missouri Interurban Line
The survey corps working on the Missouri Interurban Electric line requested a twenty day extension due to the superintendent Mr French's son being critically ill. The extension has been granted.
Organ Recital Tonight at First M. E. Church
Prof. S Theodore Schroetter will present an organ recital this evening at the First M E Church assisted by Mrs Harvey MacGugin under the Epworth League auspices. The Sentinel previously announced the program.
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S. Theodore Schroetter
Harvey MacGugin
M. E
Epworth League
The
Sentinel
Ivy Mountain Tower Burned by Vandals in Goshen Connecticut
Vandals burned the Ivy Mountain tower at Goshen described as the second highest in the state. The wooden 7 foot structure built in 1881 stood 1 642 feet above sea level and offered views of the Catskills and New Haven harbor in good conditions. This marks the second mysterious destruction of a Litchfield county tower in recent years. The Bear Mountain tower in Salisbury remains the highest in Connecticut.
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Ivy Mountain
Goshen
Connecticut
Coast Survey
Catskills
New Haven Harbor
Litchfield County
Ot Bear Mountain
Salisbury
Sultan’s Heir to the Turkish Throne Dies
London May 3 The brother of the Sultan of Turkey heir apparent to the throne has died. The report from the Scripps-McRae News Association notes the royal line loses a key claimant.
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London
Sultan of
Turkey
Illegal grazing crackdown issued by Arizona forest leaders
Tucson forest officials order rangers to drive off unpermitted grazing on reserves and warn violators face loss of reserve rights and legal action. Chief Forester Pinch er directs permits to be issued to full reserve capacity with fees for privilege. Settlers with prior claims to be left alone for now while others are removed.
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Tucson
Ariz
T. F. Meagher
Forest Rangers
Gifford Pincher
Forest Service
Czar at Tsarskoe Selo Faces Endless Anxieties
An imperial bodyguard officer reports the czar endures ongoing anxieties since Red Sunday. Only with family does he find relief from the revolution's menace, while public treks to the park have become rare amid state worries.
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Tsarskoe Selo
Imperial Bodyguard
Accommodating Hen Delivers Eggs While You Wait
In North Albany a boarding house owner reports a trained hen that lays an egg while the housewife feeds it greens and opens the back door. The fowl then checks the woodbox and lays a duplicate egg, signaling the door should be opened again. This routine has continued for three weeks.
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New York
Albany
Biddy
Advertising Show Opens at Madison Square Garden in New York
The first annual advertising show in New York opens at Madison Square Garden led by George F. Parker and J. L. Bieder. The Chicago event drew about 200000 attendees and organizers aim to repeat that success with exhibitors from publishers lithographers sign makers and novelty dealers gathering to showcase methods to boost business and trade.
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Coliseum
Chicago
New York
Red Men to Decorate Court Room for May Council
Apache and Wichita tribes of the Improved Order of Red Men vote to decorate the criminal court room for the great council meeting set for May 15 16 and 17. S Singer window dresser of St Louis Clothing Co is chosen to supervise the decoration of the court room and R T J hall where a banquet will be held.
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S. Singer
St. Louis Clothing Company
R. T. J. Hall
Death of J. L. Hinton Renowned local farmer dies at 58
Judge J. L. Hinton, a prominent farmer living three miles north of the city, died this afternoon after a lingering tuberculosis illness. He was 58 and survived by his wife, four children, and two sisters, Mesdames Harvey Stotts and John Carney of Pettis county. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 50 PM at his residence, Rev. F Y Campbell of the First Baptist church conducting. Interment follows in the city cemetery.
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J. L. Hinton
Mesdames Harvey Stotts
John Carney
Pettis County
F. Y. Campbell
First Baptist Church
Reverend Ayers Officiates Two Warsaw Marriages
The Rev. G. H. Ayers was busy yesterday with two ceremonies at his home. The first united Milton Johnson and Effie Sandusky of Warsaw Missouri, the second joined Gertrude A Waldron of Cotton Cooper county and Robert J Byler of Otterville.
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G. H. Ayers
Milton Johnson
Effie Sandusky
Warsaw
Gertrude A. Waldron
Cotton
Cooper County
Robert J. Byler
Otterville
Meyers to entertain choir members at West Main home
Mr and Mrs J H Meyers near West Main street host Trinity English Lutheran church choir members and a few friends this evening in honor of Miss Anna Brill who will depart soon for Colorado.
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J. H. Meyers
West Main Street
Trinity English Lutheran Church
Anna Brill
Colorado
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Knob Noster
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