MEN FOLKS DID WELL AT CALVARY DINNER
Calvary parish hall hosted a Thursday evening dinner by Calvary church gentlemen. Rev. E. A. Neville led, with J. W. Mellor and Newton Cannon supervising serving, C. C. Evans as cashier, and stewards George Trader and A. D. Stanley. Waiters included W. H. Powell and others. The event raised $29.05.
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Calvary Parish Hall
Calvary Church
E. A. Neville
J. W. Mellor
Newton Cannon
C. C. Evans
George Trader
A. D. Stanley
W.H. Powell
Earl T. Shipley
John Gornall
William McCabe
John Bowser
Hotel Huckins Names New Day Clerk Ernest Putsch
Ernest Putsch begins duties as day clerk at the Hotel Huckins. He assumes the position and will handle guest services and front desk operations.
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Ernest Putsch
Huckins
Putsch Joins Sedalia Hotel Staff
Mr. Putsch, familiar to travelers, arrives in Sedalia Missouri to take a position in the Hotel Ming after serving as its clerk for three years.
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Putsch
Sedaliarom Marshall, Mo
Hotel Ming
Prisoners Moved to Penitentiary by Missouri Train
Marshal E Heslip of Kansas City and six deputies escorted eighteen Jackson county prisoners on Missouri Pacific train No 2 through Sedalia en route to Jefferson City. The inmates, sentenced for two to eighteen years, were turned over to penitentiary officials to begin serving their terms.
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Jefferson
Jackson County
Penitentiary
Walter Wilson
Santa Fe
Kansas City
R. N. Bruce
Hidton
Missouri Pacific
Sedalia
Katy
J. W. Carlisle
Jack Rodeman
Missouri -Pacific
Jack
Little Rock
Missouri
Jefferson City
Billy” Murphy
Altemueller
Y M C A Secretary George Coxhead to Speak at Broadway
St Louis Y M C A secretary George Coxhead will address Broadway Presbyterian church Sunday morning and evening. Locals praise his work for young men in St Louis and look forward to his visit.
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George Coxhead
St. Louis
Garfield urges reform after oil rail discrimination exposed
Commissioner Garfield details how railroads used commodity and secret rates to favor Standard Oil, limiting independent refiners. He cites moves to prorate, open rates, and changes from Whiting to Toledo and the south, while noting remaining interstate discrimination and calls for tariff posting reform. The President is addressed.
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United States
Standard Oil Company
New Orleans
Mississippi and
Gulf
Toleté
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Whiting
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Chicago
St. Louis
Bureau
Olean
Rochester
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rutland Railroad
Norwood
Burlington, Rutland
Bellows Falls
Grand Junction
Toledo
Vicinity
South
Evansville
East St. Louis
Indiana
Michigan
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Interstate Commerce Commission
California
Pacific Coast
Asong
James Rudolph Garfield
Judge Parsons Tours Nevada for Democratic Railroad Nomination
Judge O E Parsons of Sedalia seeks the Democratic nomination for railroad and warehouse commissioner progressing an active campaign. Former Pettis probate judge with prior railroad service he is described as having a pleasing address while touring Nevada to gain support.
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O. E. Parsons
Sedalia
Nevada
Judge Parsons
Pettis County
Nevada Mail
Bargain Farm and Property Listings in Fort Scott
Classified notice offering 500 farms stock ranches and city property in Kansas or Missouri plus merchandise. Written inquiry for buyers and sellers to request lists from F. H. Humphrey of Fort Scott Kansas. May 7 and 2tw publication.
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Kansas
Missouri
F. H. Humphrey
Fort Scott
Kas
The Kind You Have Always Bought Phrase In Fragments
Fragments from a 20th century advertisement or article mention the slogan The Kind You Have Always Bought and related branding context with unclear details. The readable text hints at product marketing language without a clear event or outcome.
Death of J. W. Swannigan at 37 from Fistula
J. W. Swannigan a colored man died this morning at his home at the corner of Ohio and Ham streets death caused by fistula age 37.
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J. W. Swannigan
Ohio
Ham Streets
You May Dictate To Your Stenographer And Wife
An ad notes you may dictate to a stenographer and wife, but not to Jos Goehren the tailor about style fit or price. Tailor services include suits pressed for $1 per month, suits to order from $15, pants from $4, located at 207 Ohio Street upstairs.
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Jos
Folger Coffee and Tea Now Available at Moderate Prices
J. A. Folgar and Co announces the Folger brand of Coffee has been handled two years and adds Folger line of Teas. Both products priced at 25 and 50 cents a package with a guarantee of quality or money back if not the best.
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Folger
H. B. Ridgley
Clover Leaf Route Promises Modern Comfort From St Louis To Toledo
The Clover Leaf Line boasts the height of comfort on all trains between St. Louis and Toledo Ohio. Free reclining chair cars provide home like seating with movable chairs and tables for business or leisure. Dining compartments electric call bells porter service and hot and cold water add to a complete travel experience with amenities and reasonable prices.
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St. Louis
Toledo
Ohio
Ledo
Eagles' Memorial Sunday Memorial Services Planned
Sunday afternoon memorial services will be held for the departed members of Eagles organization. The observance honors those who passed away, with a community gathering scheduled at an unspecified venue and time.
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Mem
Memorial Sermon by Rev Neville at Sedalia Eagle Hall
Members of Sedalia Aerie of Eagles gathered in the hall above the Dow Drug store as Rev. Edmund A. Neville prepared to deliver the memorial sermon.
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Bers
Sedalia
Aerie of Eagles
Dow Drug Store
Edmund A. Neville
Hyomei Breathe Easy Cure Advertises Safe Catarrh Relief
The Hyomei inhaler delivers balsamic treatment to nose throat and lungs killing catarrhal germs and healing irritated mucous membranes. The Bard Drug Co guarantees satisfaction with a one dollar complete outfit and fifty cent refills, with no cost unless results are satisfactory.
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Hyomei
W. E. Bard Drug Company
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