Sedalia Falls 7 2 as Jeff City Wins Pitching Duel
In the Jefferson City second game Sedalia lost 7 to 2. Curtis mowed down opponents through six innings before a seventh inning rally by Retin Held Scroggins and Herbert produced three runs. Jeff City added four more in the eighth on Hutchison error and hits by Lawtner and Ronn. Sedalia's scoring featured a base on balls to Ford and hits by Carpenter and Heck, plus Witt’s two base action. Lawtner and Sebrant saved the Jeff City defense as the two clubs split the series with one game each remaining.
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Jefferson City
Sedalia
Curtis
Retin
Held
Scroggins
Herbert
Hutchison
Lawtner
Ronn
Ford
Carpenter
Heck
Witt
Sebrant
B. B.S
League Baseball Results From Yesterday’s National League Games
National League action saw games in Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis. Matches featured Boston versus Cincinnati with results reported for each venue though full scores are not readable in the fragment.
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National League
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Boston
Park Board Grants $100 Contract for Baseball Season
The Liberty park board met twice on Wednesday to decide leasing the park to J. B. Roe. Initially approved at $5 per game, the contract was restored to the old terms for a $100 season. Fencing work begins today and should be finished by Saturday's game. local business leaders supported the move to ensure Sedalia’s baseball.
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Liberty Park Board
J. B. Roe
Mr. Roe
E. E. Codding
Sedalia
Coffeyville Beats Iola In Narrow Baseball Tilt
In Coffeyville Kansas on May 8 the second game of the series between Iola and Coffeyville ended 7 to 3 in favor of Coffeyville. The score showed Coffeyville 7 runs 9 hits 4 errors while Iola had 8 runs 7 hits 8 errors with pitchers Mitersbaugh and Kuran for Coffeyville and Franks and Hutchison for Iola.
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Coffeyville
Iola
Kas
Tola
Mitersbaugh
Kuran
Franks and Hutchison
May Festival Awards Delayed as Judges This Evening
Sedalia singers led by Mrs. W. D. Steele performed strongly in the Women and Mixed chorus contests at the Kansas City festival. Mrs. Steele received a bouquet for her role. Judges F. W. Root, Alfred Robyn, and Dr. Edouardo Blitz will announce results tonight.
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Allie Dugan
Kansas City
Sedalia
Kansas City Journal
W. D. Steele
Journal
Sedalia Singers
Ladies’ Musical Club
Sedalians
Sedalia Musical Club
W. LD. Steele
Nevada defeats Fort Scott 4 to 1 in baseball clash
Nevada wins 4 to 1 over Fort Scott in Nevada Missouri. Morton pitched a great game for Nevada while Ravens for Fort Scott also threw well. The teams play again today.
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Nevada
Fort Scott
Hudnut line of perfirmer daisies offered in Sedalia
Sedalia merchants tout the celebrated Hudnut line of flowers and perfumes. W. E. Bard Drug Co. showcases the fragrance as a premier selection for local shoppers.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Leaves for Sarconie
City Collector T. E. Sheerin turned the keys of his office over to his successor Major John Waddell and left for his future home at Sarcoxie Missouri. He will devote himself to farming and previously served four years as collector and before that as a Katy conductor, losing an arm in service. His friends wish him contentment and prosperity as his family joined him two months ago.
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T. E. Sheerin
John Waddell
Sarcoxie
Sheerin
Katy
Missouri Valley League opens with Joplin win over Springfield
In Springfield Missouri on May 8 the Missouri Valley League opened with Joplin defeating Springfield 11 to 6 at home. Batteries listed were Springfield Moore and Ehle against Joplin Reagan and Wickiter.
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Joplin
Springfield
Missouri Valley League
Moore
Ehle
Reagan
Wickiter
Convention Hall Blues Defeat Ohio Street Amateurs 21–8
The Blues beat the Amateurs 21 to 8 on Wednesday. Blues manager Ted Wright. Amateurs manager Harry Reed. Blues players Arthur and George Williams. Amateurs Emmet Trader and Leonard Crancey.
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Convention Hall Blues
Ohio Street
Ted Wright
Harry Reed
Arthur
George Williams
Emmet Trader
Leonard Crancey
Guaranteed toothbrushes sold at half price by Dow Drug
A new lot of guaranteed toothbrushes bought at a bargain from the importer for sale at half price. Dow Drug Women recommend our work to their neighbors and friends. Longan's Laundry. Phone 154.
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Dow Drug Co
Longan
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Noted for Quality
The Sedalia laundry, Longan's Steam Laundry, earns praise for thorough pressing and prompt service. Local patrons report reliable turnaround and consistent results in the Washburn era business listings.
Meeting of Musicians by H J Clemmens in Springfield
Mr H J Clemmens a piano salesman touring from Springfield visits to discuss preparations for entertainment in that city. He notes elaborate plans for the welcome and program to entertain visitors and residents alike.
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H. J. Clemmens
Springfield
State Music Teachers Association to Convene June 12
The State Music Teachers association will convene in Sedalia June 12 and officials predict the meeting will be the largest the group has ever enjoyed. A number of Sedalia musicians will attend. Mr. Clements left today for an extended tour of Kansas Arkansas and Texas promoting the Merrill Piano company.
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State
Sedalia
Clemmens
Kansas
Arkansas
Texas
Merrill Piano Company
Endowment Rank of Knights of Pythias Cleans Debts
Indianapolis May 8 Charles F S Neal president of the Endowment Rank Knights of Pythias says endowment rank affairs are being straightened out. Debt one year ago 639000 now 154000 with 90000 cash. remainder expected paid within sixty days leaving a clean balance for San Francisco meeting.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles F. S. Neal
Knights of Pythias
St. Louis
Nealy
San Francisco
James Wilkerson Expected to Seek Democratic Rep Nomination
James Wilkerson, a well known politician active in the Select Knights and Ladies and a Federation of Labor member, may enter the Democratic race for Representative. His extensive local affairs experience and party work are highlighted as key strengths for a possible candidacy.
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James Wilkerson
Knights and Ladies
Wilkerson
Federation of Labor
Smoot seeks additional damages in sidewalk injury suit
In circuit court Absalom Louis Smoot argues for $15,000 instead of $5,000 for injuries from a defective sidewalk. The trial also covers multiple cases including Lipscomb vs Baldwin, Green note verdicts by agreement, and Wilkerson vs Montgomery in a special tax suit.
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Rennia E. Lipscomb
John W. Baldwin
N. E. Westlake
M. O. Green
Susan McHugh
August Kahrs
Mary E. Campbell
Mary M. Corum
John Hyatt
van Riper
John R. Clopton
Mattie R. Gentry
Amanda Gentry
Jno
R. Clopton
M. V. Cadie
Mary David
Ten Sims
Missouri Pacific Railway
W. O. Stanley
Minnie D. Stanley
Clara Callies
Modern Woodmen
Absalom Louis Smoot
Kansas City
Smoot
Wilkerson
Lee Montgomery
Bolte Sees Colorado Line Survey Suspension Aids Grading
The Warrensburg Star reports Governor Bolte says suspending surveying operations on the Colorado line lets engineers reduce grades and curves. The maximum grade under new orders is under 0.8 percent. Bolte believes the route will stay and that Scullin and Francis will finish construction.
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The
Warrensburg Star
Bolte
Colorado Line
Star
Messrs. Scullin and
Francis
Bard Drug Co Offers Wide Paint Selection at Reasonable Prices
W. E. Bard Drug Co advertises paints of every description and quality at reasonable prices, inviting customers to shop for top quality products and value.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Parmerlee Patents New Style Cook Stove
J. Parmerlee, famed for his patent heating stove, has invented and patented a new style cook stove. He claims it will revolutionize cooking by solving oven baking problems that frustrate cooks. The design aims to produce reliably satisfactory pies and eliminate prior baking issues.
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J. ©. Parmerlee
Mr. Parmerlee
Veolay Violet Perfume by Dow Drug Co.
The new Veolay violet scented perfume from Dow Drug Co. is released as a fragrance offering with notes described as floral and fresh. Distribution details and pricing are provided by the company for retailers.
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Veolay
New’ Perfume
Dow Drug Co
Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly to Meet in Springfield
The Cumberland Presbyterian state assembly will meet in Springfield Missouri on May 14. Rail lines offer a fare of one and one third for the trip. Rev E B Surface and wife are among attendees from this area.
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Springfield
State Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
E. B. Surface
Colgate Soap Line Feature by Dow Drug Co
A fine line of Colgate and Co celebrated toilet soaps is highlighted by Dow Drug Co. The item suggests ongoing promotions or cataloging of Colgate products distributed through Dow Drug Co.
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Colgate & Co
Dow Drug Co
Sedalia Lyceum Debates War Riots War Heroes Topic
Sedalia Lyceum Tuesday night featured Preliminary Law President Bothwell and speeches by Louis Winzenburg. A debate on the claim war heroes have done more for their country than statesmen ended with the negative side favored by George Bowers Beverly Nininger on the affirmative, Arthur Martin and Ralph Hammond on the negative. Current events by Ranis Van Hoff.
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Sedalia Lyceum
President Bothwell
Louis Winzenburg
George Bowers
Beverly Nininger
Arthur Martin
Ralph Hammond
Ranis van Hoff
Money to Loan in R A Higdon Building Tie
A brief notice indicates loan funding or money to loan facilities located in a tie building associated with R A Higdon.
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R. A. Higdon
Delegates chosen for church council meeting
Calvary Episcopal men pick Judge O. E. Parsons Larry Ginter and D. H. Smith as delegates to the diocesan council meeting in Kansas City next Tuesday. Baker Lamy and Mellor named alternates. The womens auxiliary selects Mrs. Richard Yost as the meeting delegate.
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Calvary Episcopal Church
O. E. Parsons
Larry Ginter
D. H. Smith
Dioesan Council
Kansas City
Messrs. Baker
Lamy
Mellor
Womens’ Auxilliary
Richard Yost
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John Hamilton
Rohn
Jeff City
American League
Ww . L
Lola
Fort Scotte
Jeff R. H City
Schrader
McConnell
Id Lawtner
Matt
Schrant
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
League Baseball
New York
Tod
Park Board
Mrs. Steele
Tom Sheerin
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Circuit Court
Absolom Louis Smoot
Parmerlee
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