Sedalia Team Struggles With Patchwork lineup in opener
Sunday saw Sedalia hit a rough patch in the season debut against a seasoned Missouri Valley League squad. Errors and out of position plays allowed runs as Sedalia, patching up several spots, fought back but fell short in the 1 41 game. Nevada league beat Kansas City Athletics 5 to 4 in Nevada with Chinon fanning ten in four innings.
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Joe Roe to Lead Sedalia Baseball Team Backed by Castle
Joe Roe, widely regarded as Sedalia’s top choice to manage the league club, secured firm financial backing from Jerome Castle after arranging the league’s setup. The two met in town, with Castle funding contributions and Roe confirming ongoing recruitment for stronger players to form Sedalia’s best team.
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Relapse Fears for Missouri Pacific Brakeman James Richards
Report from St. Louis says James Richards, injured in the Warrensburg wreck, worsened with a head abscess after leaving hospital for a visit to his mother. Fever at 105 eased slightly by morning, with several named workers from Denison and Texas noted in the update. Sedalia awaits travel to Jefferson City for the league opener with a full lineup anticipated.
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Circuit Court May Term Actions Filed and Proceedings
The May term of the circuit court convened with actions including Black v Mullins stricken, Burford v Aldridge defendants answering amended petition, Dye v Deweese death of defendant, Heinrichs v McGowan settled and dismissed, Wilkerson v Montgomery plaintiff replying to second amended answer, Doolittle v Williams motion to strike amended petition, Taylor v MKT stipulations filed and case continued, Campbell v Corum denial to garnishee, McDaniel v McDaniel partition report filed.
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Woodmen Initiation Leads to 25000 Dollar Damages Suit
Samuel W. Mitchell of Hickory Grove York county sues the Woodmen of the World in Yorkville S C for 25000 damages claiming injuries during initiation. He alleges being strapped to a wooden goat causing severe physical and mental pain. The Woodmen deny liability asserting actions not authorized by the ritual. The case hinges on the fate of the sacred wooden goat Billy.
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Cooper County decision shifts senatorial nomination to Buchanan
In Cooper county forces have been lined up for heaps for over two weeks. Major from Fayette reports 100 Howard county workers aiding in Cooper county for the past two days. Cooper county's choice gives the senatorial nomination to Buchanan. Leaders concede Cooper county would cast the deciding vote already two weeks ago.
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Women Recommend Our Work to Neighbors Longan's Laundry
Women cite the laundry’s service as reliable and recommend Longan's Laundry to neighbors and friends. Phone 154.
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Veolay Violet Perfume Debut by Dow Drug Co
Dow Drug Co introduces Veolay violet scented perfume described as a swell new aroma. The product launch highlights a fresh floral profile claimed to captivate wearers with a light violet note and lasting elegance.
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Tall Confederate veteran meets old comrade in Dallas reunion
Henry C. Thruston a native Missourian 73 years old and 7 feet 10 inches tall is hailed as the tallest Confederate veteran. He served in Major Harvey Salmon's Morgan County Rangers and was wounded four times. The Pettis County Confederates reunited with Thruston in Dallas and shared a notable moment with General Salmon.
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Buchanan Nominated By Cooper County Democrats
Cooper county Missouri delegates selected for the Democratic delegate convention in Bunceton. Thomas J. Buchanan of California Missouri led with 4314 delegates to Sam, mayor of Fayette Illinois 144 delegates. The event described as a hotly contested drill with remarks about a tall candidate.
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Paints of every description at reasonable prices
Paints of every description quality the highest, prices reasonable offered by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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Guenther’s Toothbrushs Bargain Sale At Dow Drug
A new lot of guaranteed toothbrushes is offered at half price by the importer through Dow Drug. The offer is accompanied by a spirit of goodwill and sincere value, encouraging customers to return after their initial purchase.
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Halt on Excessive Speeds Hits Chicago Route
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy system bans bursts above 100 mph and orders engineers to maintain safe speed. Guy M. Lindsey leaves Katy to become chief clerk in the St. Louis general manager's office, succeeding E. M. Collins.
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Guenther's Dry Goods Store Remodeling After March Fire
The Sentinel reports Guen ther's dry goods store will be remodeled next week removing all traces of the March 7 fire. Workmen will not interfere with business. store will continue selling bargains uninterrupted.
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Colgate Toilet Soaps Featured By Dow Drug Co
An advertisement promotes a fine line of Colgate and Colgate soaps as celebrated toilet products offered through the Dow Drug Company.
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Resting Place Set Aside for Women Club Use
The county court set aside the old library rooms as a resting place for women and after 3 p m daily will be used as club rooms by the women's confederated clubs who presented the petition and will furnish the rooms. Carl A Guenther 310 Ohio street offers bargains and service with money back if not satisfied.
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Carl A. Guenther
Ohio Street
Red Cross Ball Blue Housekeeper Aid Ad
Clear white clothes are a sign that the housekeeper uses Red Cross Ball Blue. Large 2 oz package priced at 5 cents.
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