Sedalia Singers Sweep Chorus Prizes in Kansas City
Sedalia's men and mixed chorus groups won first second and third prizes at the Kansas City May music festival. The Gentlemen's Musical Club directed by Glenn Wood took first with $200, the Ladies' Musical Club directed by Mrs. W D Steele took second with $100, and the mixed chorus prize of $300 went to the Ladies' and Gentlemen's clubs directed by Mrs. Steele. Other awards went to Joplin Emporia Leavenworth and Kansas City groups with scores and judges' percentages listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Sweet Singers
Kansas City
Sedalia Singers
Gentlemen’s Musical Club
Glenn Wood
Ladies’ Musical Club
W. PD. Steele
W.D. Steele
Joplin
Emporia
Leavenworth
Schubert Club
Allegro
Topeka
Schuberts
Park College
Mes
Royal welcome home for Sedalia singers
A festival homecoming unfolds as Sedalia’s fair and triumphant singers return by train at 4 10 this afternoon. An open landau is prepared with Mrs W D Steele director of the ladies and mixed choruses and Mr Glenn Woods director of the men’s chorus aboard. Local citizens will draw the carriage, praising the group whose Kansas City laurels are noted. An impromptu saengerfest also occurred on the trip with the St Louis orchestra aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Landeau
W. D. Steele
Glenn Woods
Kansas City
Sedalia Musicians International Ladies and Gentlemen
The Sedalia music scene features two clubs with distinct members. The Ladies' Musical Club lists Mesdames Rodes Estill Rockwell Bard Steele Kahn Walker Meswerly Clippinger MacGugin Jones Simpson White Gentry Farris Keens Haley Baxter Gold Harriett Gold Blair Gentry Hollman Brown Weller Hughes Grimshaw Conway Morris Harris Elvira Jones Florence Scott Meyers Harris Curran Berthoux Gold Hutchison Boughner Van Antwerp and director Jessie Smith Accompan. Ist. The Gentlemen's Musical Club lists Messrs Gray Hoffman Fletcher Menefee Werner Lyon Simpson Norton Johnson Crawford Johns and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Musical Club
Joseph H. Rodes
Nannie G. Estill
Charles H. Rockwell
Charles H. Bard
Wim. D. Steele
Arthur Kahn
Benjamin F. Walker
Charles E. Meswerly
E. W. Clippinger
Harvey MacGugin
Edgar Jones
Frederick W. Simpson
Ellsworth
White
Bettie Gentry
Auburn Farris
Harvey Keens
Melville Haley
John S. Baxter
Misses Eva Gold
Harriett Gold
Jessie Blair
Dow Drug Co Special Notice on Pathfinder cigar sale
Special notice announces a Saturday night sale for the Pathfinder cigar from 7 to 9 PM offering 8 for 25 cents and 4 for 50 cents. Limited to Saturday night only at Dow Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Drug Co
Three Boys Jailed Over Destruction of Soda Fountain
Three boys aged twelve to fourteen were jailed on malicious destruction of property and theft charges after breaking into an East Third street storeroom and damaging a soda fountain to recover scrap iron. They allegedly broke the front of the fountain and sold trimmings to a junk dealer. The case, with a claimed damage over 500 dollars, will proceed to a hearing before Judge Rogers at 10 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Card
John Shrader
Barney Burton
Junk Man
George Selser
John Warner
East Third Street
Charles Carroll
Phil Ott
Burton
Lafayette
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Proudly Serves
Sedalia steam laundry Longan's delivers high quality cleaning and pressing services. Local customers praise quick turnaround and dependable workmanship. The shop emphasizes professional care for garments and household textiles.
Ascension Day Services andRail Rate to Warrensburg
Warrensburg hosts Ascension Day services on Sunday May 11 with a Missouri Pacific round trip fare of 85 cents. Tickets valid on any train both ways. Knights Templars abandon planned special train due to the low rate while Sedalia Knights and ladies depart on the 7 55 fast mail. Open fare invites many travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrensburg
Missouri Pacific Railway
Knight Templars
Sedalia Knights
Railroad Ties Shipped From Versailles Yard Totals
Over six months 139027 short ties and 205 switch tie sets were sent from M Joachimi's Versailles yard to Missouri Pacific and Colorado road. Payments for loading brought totals to 57349. co abed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Joachimi
Versailles
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Colorado Road
Abed
Missouri postmasters receive pay raises across several towns
Postmasters in Labelle Kenyesville La Grange Lamar Lathrop Lee's Summit Marceline Marshall Marshfield Maryville Milan Mountain Grove Neosho Norborne Oregon and others have had salaries increased. Raises range from about 100 to 800 dollars, with Marshall seeing the largest jump from 2300 to 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Labelle
Kenyesville
la Grange
Lamar
Lathrop
Lee’s Summit
Marceline
Marshall
Marshfield
Maryville
Milan
Mountain Grove
Neosho
Norborne
Oregon
Bard Drug Co Announces Wide Range of Paints at Reasonable Prices
Paints of every description, quality the highest, prices reasonable as offered by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Weather Update: Partly Cloudy Tonight and Saturday
Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight and Saturday with possible threats in the west portion. Forecasters warn of lingering brightness and upper atmosphere instability affecting western neighborhoods.
Santa Fe President Denies Wiggins Ferry Links
Topeka May 9 President E P Ripley of the Santa Fe denies the railroad has negotiated to reacquire Wiggins Ferry company of St Louis or the St Louis Kansas City and Colorado road. He says since selling the line years ago no effort has been made to regain it and no desire for terminals in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kas
E. P. Ripley
The
Santa Fe
Wiggins Ferry Company
St. Louis
St. Louis, Kansas City
Colorado Road
Ripley
Hud nut line of perfumes sold in Sedalia
W E Bard Drug Company promotes the celebrated Hud nut line of perfumes as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia. The notice emphasizes superior fragrance and value to customers shopping at local drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Rock Island officials visit with Scullin and Sands
The Rock Island leaders traveled with President John Scullin and Vice President and General Manager Sands on a formal visit aimed at reviewing operations and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Colorado Line
John Scullin
Sands
Railroad Inspection Runs 105 Miles to Belle
A inspection train ran 105 miles from the line’s terminus to Belle in Maries County over the St. Louis Kansas City and Colorado line today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis, Kansas City
Colorado
Belle
Maries County
Growing Interest In Sentinel Guessing Contest
The Dow Drug Company filed the first guess and others have followed quickly. Readers are urged to read the contest rules and file their guess promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Dow Drug Company
Daily
Weekly
Cyclone Destroys Orchard Near Pettis City
A funnel shaped cyclone struck C. H. Oliver's orchard two and a half miles west of Pettis City last Monday. It uprooted about two dozen trees some as large as a man and hurled loose lumber a quarter mile. The cloud moved southeast to northwest and disappeared after a noon strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis County
C. H. Oliver
Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Degree of Honor Musical and Literary Evening
A Degree of Honor program in Glass Hall featured vocal solos, piano, declamations, and a string orchestra. After the performances a dance followed with ice cream and cake served, raising a neat sum. Performers included Lena Fritz Susie Jenkins Florence Brecke etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass’ Hall
Lena Fritz
Susie Jenkins
Hog collision halts Frisco train at Bois D Arc
The Southeastern Limited bound for Kansas City struck a drove of hogs across the Bois D arc track at 7 am. Twenty one hogs were crushed under the speeding train and the engine pilot was demolished. Passengers were shaken but no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bois D’arc
Frisco
Southeastern Limited
Kansas City
Women Recommend Our Work to Neighbors and Friends
Women recommend Longan's Laundry to neighbors and friends. Phone 154.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longan
Seniors Change Class Day Play Title
High school seniors altered the class day program on the 27th choosing a new play title The Scheme That Failed replacing Striking Oil. The change reflects a planned performance at a school event.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Queen City
Royal Welcome Home
Messrs
Fred H. Gray
G. C. Hoffman
S. Fletcher
C. M. Menefee
Gus Werner
E. B. Lyon
F. W. Simpson
Merton Norton
R. D. Johnson
Grant Crawford
R. M. Johns
A. G
George Seller
J. M. Grayson
Caddo
J.F. Murrell
Brakeman
Greenville
B. H. Cox
Bridgeman
Princeton
Tex
J. A. Harrin
Erie
Andy Brown
Caney
H. Vickerson
Smithville
J. A. Bradfield
Parsons
E. B. Shelton
Denison
D. Dalton
Lewis
R. Reiz
Waco
James Moulder
J. H W. Campbell
M. DD. Phelps
Charles Baber
Carpenter
Mike Larthonoix
Bagnell
Matt Scruggs
Jefferson City Tribune
Hardy
Magnolia
Thomas M. Hickey
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Missouri Pacific
Frank Reynolds
Bert Harrington
Chicago
Northwestern Railway
J. A. Williams
W. M. Letts
CC. M. Billo
Frank Sanders
Joe Cunningham
Lamine
Clifton City
James Richards
John Hall
George Siler
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Sedalia Sk. T’s
Ass Hall
Miss
Florence Breck
Ingra England
Reba Mercer
Loraine di
Vers
Mrs. Eiseman
Misses Rose
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!