Marriages Noted In Lexington And Nearby Areas
After prayer meeting at Broadway Christian church last evening the ceremony joined Miss Julia Anamosa and Mr. W. E. Geiwar in marriage. Other items report weddings of Mr. and Mrs. Grimm, Miss Florence Lamy Haubert, and Miss Catherine Boland with lengthy social details and attendee lists.
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the First Christian Church
Belle Smell
St. Louis
John Paul Daly
Elizabeth Standish
Lexington
Good Will Club
Frank Mount
Mesdames P. Hoffman
Gresuup and
Wisenmeyer
Calvary
George Canet
Lillie Harris
Gabrian
Florence Lamy Haubert
H. C. Demuth
Honace de Balzas
Wa. Curran
Pere Geriot
Broadway Corstian Church
Cain
Whieh
W. E. Geiwar
Grimm
South Summitc Street
Dj Ir
W. E. Erde, Jr
Sedalia
Hersstes
F. B. Dayai
John W. Robinson
Mer
Belle
of & J
V.olet Loyiveer
Agnes D Iby
Inasiovat
Kiet Arms' Vo
Ada Stanley
Ogecatla
Edith Milligan
Lilieu Epoer
Helen Norton
Mary Estiil
de le Léest
Helen McGowan
Kitie Myers
Grog McKenzie
Will Qilece
Fred Hughes
Bovar
Republic
Bou'eyard
Mis
Aihcine Boland
Yesterno Utes Uy
Hides Vome
Claverney
St. Louis County
Edward A Cesey
Pas
St. James’ Church
Clifton Heights
Esie Waddell
Miles Eleanor Tracy
Julia Boland
J. Mullanphy Cates
Goom
Philip Seanan
Theopile Papin
Sir
E. S. Rober
Julius Fey
Carr Lave
Paris
Delicate white garments gain clarity with Rea Cross ball blue
A reader notes that to keep very delicate white clothes bright and clear the use of Rea Cross ball blue is recommended. The tip emphasizes achieving a desirable whiteness through a specific colorant.
Velvet Edge Collars From Bowman & Corn Laundry
Bowman and Corn Laundry promotes Red Cross ball blue to keep clothes bright white and clean. The notice highlights the product as a vital aid for achieving clear white fabric.
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Bowman & Corn Laundry
Gigantic Ancient Skeleton Found at Miamisburg Ohio
A Washington Post correspondent reports a huge ancient skeleton unearthed in Miamisburg Ohio. The skull resembles a gorilla in angularity and teeth remain well preserved suggesting a root eater. The body lay in a sitting posture with knees drawn up and head between them. Nearby lies a flat drilled stone whose purpose baffles local scientists.
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Miamisburg
Washington Post
Buried Father of Mark Twain at Sand Hill Cemetery
The father of Mark Twain lies in an unmarked grave at Sand Hill Cemetery near Rutledge, Scotland County. Plans to remove the coffin were abandoned due to location uncertainty. Once a prominent town and county seat for four counties, Sand Hill is now a small hamlet on the Santa Fe road.
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Mark Twain
Sand Hill
Rutledge
Scotland County
Missouri
Verve Minute Gaage
Household paints Otts four or five gentle family horses
A damaged ad fragment advertises four or five gentle family horses for sale at a stable tied to a Steven or Stevens name. The text repeats sale wording and contact hints but provides no clear price or location.
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Steven
Sedalia youths fined for disorderly conduct at police HQ
Four Sedalia young men created a scene at police headquarters Tuesday evening. Earl Houpt was fined 50 dollars for possessing brass knuckles. Paul Harrison Joe Gauze and William Goodrich were fined 2 dollars each for disorderly conduct. Judge Barham later remitted the fines on the condition the men leave town.
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The
Kansas City Journal Today
Sedalia
Plice Court
Earl Houpt
Paul Harrison
Joe Gauze
William Goodrich
Judes Barham
Local residents and visitors noted in city listings
A rapid tour of names and places shows Peter Kutu in Havana and Bertuceux at Clifton City. Windsor’s TT Shivel led the city today, with others including Emil Dorn in Kansas City, James Taylor visiting Elk Fork, Sheriff Williams and T J Robb returning from Jefferson City, and Mrs. Nancie Potter among Mercantile Clearing House shoppers. Multiple travelers pass through from Fort Worth to Chicago, while churches and locals attend events and commutes.
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Peter Kutu
Havana
Bertuceux
Clifton City
TT Shivel
Windsor
Mies
Pot Ort
Marshall
Trave Bb. Moore
St. Joss
Emil Dorn
Kansas City
James Taylor
Elk Fork Town
Sheriff Williams
T. J. Robb
Jefferson City
Lon Luther
Lamonte
O. A. Crandall
Fort Worth
Texas
Missouri Trust Co
Hattie Cline Higdon
R. A. Higdon
L. M. Cordry
Cora
Otterville
Huckins
Perry Deweese
Mercantile Clearing House
Nancie Potter
Bentley and Daughters
Dick Johnson
New York
Kev L. P Cain
Chicago
Mee Cormick Theological Seminary
Parrish
Pleasant Green
A. ©. Steele
Biberry
P. W. Twimann
Camp Branch
G W. Kemp
Warsaw
Thos. Pryor
R. W. Griffith
Cole Camp
Will Sears
H. W. Servant
Return brings relief after family turmoil at home
Mrs R J Muller returned from Kansas City saying she is satisfied after learning her brother Jerome Peck was treated as well as his condition allowed. The brother had been mentally unbalanced for some time and had died by his own action.
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R J Muller
Kansas City
Jerome Peck
Local Resident Relocates From North Prospect to West Pacific
W E Goff has moved from Eugene Covey's on North Prospect to West Pacific. The item notes his relocation and promotes One Minute Cough Cure for pneumonia grippe coughs colds croup and whooping cough with a sales cadence from Servant's Pharmacy.
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J. D. Bridge
the Democrat
Lancaster
N. H
W. E. Goff
Eugene Covey’s
North Prospect
West Pacific
Testimonial for Prof Axtell cures nervousness and spinal trouble
Ella Sheeks of North Quincy reports a remarkable recovery after one week with Prof S W Axtell Magnetic Health in Sedalia Missouri. She says headaches and spinal pain disappeared and she feels a changed person after treatment and prior ineffective medicines.
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Axtell
S. W. Axtell
Sedalia
Ella Sheeks
North Quincy
Eucla Recorder proves a tiny town can publish for pleasure
The Eucla Recorder announces its first issue printed entirely by local telegraph staff with no professional help. In a 40 person town, four females and seven children, the paper is produced on a small press to foster good feeling and occupy spare hours the editors say. They claim all involved are Australian natives under 25 and view the project as a sign of youthful vigor.
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Mayhew
Sedalia
Eucla
Eucla Recorder
Adelaide
Australia
Cuba
Havana
Times of Cuba
Maximo Gomez
Closing Days of School Bring Tears and Plans
The seniors lament leaving their alma mater but mostly with joy as exams begin May 22 and 23 and continue through June 2 with reviews in latin greek and trigonometry. They aim to have a pine before the close and look to a commencement night. They hope the weather allows a celebration next Saturday.
Classified notices from the Sentinel ads column
Advertisements under Wanted For Sale For Rent Lost and Found appear three times for twenty five cents. Listings include Boarders Wanted at 421 East Sixth Street, nurse or light house keeper seeking position, suburban ten room rental with modern improvements at G E Dugan 116 East Fifth Street, three rooms for rent at 505 West Fourth Street, parlor heating store for sale, bug 9x12 wanted with bargain, all addressed to SENTINEL office or indicated initials.
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G. E. Dugan
East Fifth Street
Wanted workers and local business moves notice
Wanted two well dressed men willing workers can make 3 to 4 dollars per day. Apply Professor Gunther at Hotel LeGrande. D Bloeher moved his seed and buggy house to 119 East Main Street north side.
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Prof
Gunther
Hotel LeGrande
D Bloeher
East Mat Street
North Side
Wanted One or Two Good Solicitors Ladies Preferred
A brief advert seeks one or two qualified solicitors with women preferred. Call on W. A. H. at the corner of 5th Street and Massachusetts Avenue for details.
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Corner 5Th
Massachusetts
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Evening Sentinel
Migrbert Graffis
Chas. E. Baker
the Sentinel Publishing Co
Carrer
Sentinel Building
Court House
Sedalia, Mo
W. E. Poindexter
Inion
Abe
Masonic
Granite Lodge No
Epperson
W.M. C. H. Zoun
Ott’s
Designer Magazne
Dres
Tarens
Keele Institutes
Rockford
Kirkwood
Fargo
N. D
J. R. Mayhew
LeGrande
P. Hoffman
West Main
Astoria
Oda
Y. W. Axtell
John Sherman
Candy Palace
Judson Fast
Fred Wunderlieb
Muscogee
Witts
Jictle
Sentinel
East Sixth Street
West Fourth Street
Sentinel Office
Morgan & Wright Tire
Wheeler & Wilson
Lodge & Staley
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