Musicians Plan Convention Hall Session Tonight
A Ladies and Gentlemen's Musical clubs meeting at Gregg's hall tonight will discuss reviving the Convention Hall project. F E Hoffman Jr, president of the Convention Hall Association, backs moving ahead with fund-raising. J M Cannon of the Business Men's club supports the effort. Mrs. W J Steele and Glenn Wood also favor the undertaking. The plan envisions city script issued for labor and materials, redeemable as hall rental, avoiding interest and sinking funds, with potential multipurpose use including a swimming bath and gym. J H Rathbun signs off urging Sentinel discussion.
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Ladies
Gentlemen’s Musical Clubs
Gregg’s Hall
Convention Hall
F. E. Hoffman, Jr
Convention Hall Association
J. M. Cannon
Business Men’s Club
W. J. Steele
Glenn Wood
Gentlemen's Club
The
Sentinel
Guernsey
Great Britain
J. H. Rathbun
West Fifth Street
Bard Drug Co Offers Wide Paint Selection At Reasonable Prices
W. E. Bard Drug Co advertises paints of every description with quality and prices described as reasonable.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Review of Pettis County Public Schools Planned
County Superintendent Coleman will publish a series in the Sentinel next week reviewing each Pettis County public school. Each school gets about 300 words, with roughly ten reviews per issue. The county has 100 schools in total.
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Coleman
Pettis County
Sentinel
Hud nut line of perfumes offered in Sedalia
The Bard Drug Company promotes the celebrated Hud nut line of perfumes as the finest quality yet offered in Sedalia. Local shoppers are invited to sample these fragrances and compare with other brands.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Readers urge building convention hall owned by city
A Sentinel reader argues the city should finance and own a convention hall, like the fire department and market house, with Sedalia firms supplying materials and labor. The writer questions plans and duration of discussion but sees no need for borrowing or interest.
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The
Sentinel
Sedalia
Longan’s Sedalia Steam Laundry Achieves Highest Class Work
The Sedalia laundry named Longan’s Steam Laundry showcases top tier service billed as the highest class work. Local patrons praise efficiency, cleanliness, and prompt turnaround.
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Longan
Sedalia Steam Laundry
May Want a Road Between City and Marshall
Local farmers north of the city repeatedly ask about a north south road. A Longwood resident told the Sentinel that most farmers favor an electric line between the city and Marshall and believe the project would be profitable.
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Longwood
The
Sentinel
Nwpe
Marshall
Women Recommend Our Work to Neighbors at Longan’s Laundry
Women recommend our laundry services to neighbors and friends, noting Longan's Laundry located at phone 154.
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Longan
Sawford Marries Griffin at Smithton Home
Thomas Sawford and Emily Griffin were married at the Griffin home in Smithton on May 7 in a ceremony conducted by Rev. H A Babbitt. The couple received numerous presents from friends at home and abroad.
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Thomas Sawford
Emily Griffin
George Griffin
Smithton
Niece Near Death In Sedalia Telephoned Update
Nevada Mail reports Mrs. M. J. Roberts received a telephone from Sedalia saying her niece Mrs. 3. G. Roberts was not expected to live yesterday afternoon. No further word has come today.
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Neice
M. J. Roberts
Sedalia
3. G. Roberts
Nevada Mail
Professor Trench Named In State Education Assignments
Jefferson City announces the State Department of Education has appointed instructors for new substitutes during the summer term. Among the named appointees is Prof. French of Sedalia.
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Trench
Jefferson City
Feducat’con
Negronstitutes
Sumer
French
Sedalia
G A R Delegates Leave for Cape Girardeau Encampment
Post Commander Chas Kooch Jr along with George Brill Judge N H Rogers John Rippey John Wicklin and Mess James Long and Evans departed last night for the G A R and W R C state encampment at Cape Girardeau.
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Chas. Kooch Jr
George Brill
N. H. Rogers
John Rippey
John Wickline
James Long
Evans
G.A. R
W. R. C. State
Cape Girardean
Witcher Powers Shifts Game With Nine-Run Inning
The Sunday game ended with a 14 to 9 score as Witcher batted in nine runs in a single inning.
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Witcher Powers
Sedalia Defeats Powers as Errors Cloud Poor Pitching
Powers gave up nine runs in the fifth inning amid many errors as Burson struggled behind the plate. The remainder of Sedalia’s lineup showed promise, and Manager Roe believes strengthening one or two flaws can yield a winner. Key stats note Powers allowed two base hits, three walks, and three passed balls, while Witt and others contributed at the plate. The game lasted about two hours with John Hamilton umpiring.
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Sedalia
Powers
Burson
Roe
Jett City and Sedalia Baseball Score by Innings
A score by innings shows Jett City scoring 0 runs in the first half and Sedalia posting another 0. final tallies indicate Sedalia won by 9 runs. The line score lists innings 1 through 9 with varying totals for both teams and a nine run margin.
Fort Scott Beats Nevada Sun Day In Big Crowd Game
Fort Scott Kansas drew the largest crowd of the season as Fort Scott defeated Nevada 11 to 3 in the second game of the series. Green and Howell hit home runs for Fort Scott while Kahl homered for Nevada. Bouldin pitched well. Attendance 3000.
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Fort Scott
Nevada
Kas
Green
Howell
Kahl
Bouldin
Ft Scott Battery Company Names and Partners
Local notice lists Battery firm in Fort Scott with partners Boulding Huffman Chinn and Cheek and references Nevada. No further context or dates provided in readable text.
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Ft. Scott
Nevada
Port Scott
Boulding
Huffman
Chinn and
Cheek
Coffeyville Beats Iola In Loose Sunday Game
Coffeyville defeated Iola 16 to 7 in a loosely played game at Iola Kansas on May 12. Coffeyville had 14 hits and 2 errors while Iola had 12 hits and 5 errors. Batteries were Smith and Kuran for Iola and Lindley and Moore for Coffeyville.
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Coffeyville
Lola
Kas
Iola
Smith
Kuran
Lindley
Moore
Chillicothe Athl 1 Moberly 0 in fast grounder
Chillicothe Athletics beat the Moberly Signals 1 to 0 in the fastest game ever played on Moberly ground. Batteries: Chillicothe Horton Greer, Moberly Edwards Shilling. Pitcher Walters lasted one inning. A $200 crowd attended Sunday with a $70 crowd Saturday. An effort to trade Jefferson City Rohn for Schranz is noted. Schranz praised as best man on Jefferson City.
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Chillicothe
Moberly
Chillicothe Athletics
Horton and Greer
Edwards
Shilling
Powers
Jefferson City
Witt
The
Sentinel
Jefferson City Rohn
Schranz
Shannon
Sedalia
Herbert
Cox
Kansas City
Circuit Court Proceedings and Fines Noted
Proceedings in circuit court include judgments by default in Anton Rosenhban vs Lucy Hutchinson and Wilkerson vs D H Smith and A F Short with $427.49 awarded, finalizing against U F Short. Fees fixed at 150 dollars by consent. A remark notes Judge John R Clopton forgot he was on the jury and was fined 2 dollars.
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Circuit Court
Anton Rosenhban
Lucy Hutchinson
Itv
Wilkerson
D. H. Smith
A. F. Short
U. F. Short
Ruby G. Ferguson
W. O. Ferguson
Sangree & Lamm
Montgomery &Montgomery
W.K. Day
Frank L.farley
John R. Clopton
East Broadway Revival Preacher Tonight in Sick Pastor Absence
Rev. Cook leads East Broadway Christian revival tonight with the sermon A Tribute of Love. Special music featured at all services. Two accessions joined the church Sunday, boosting the congregation.
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East Broadway
Fannon
Cook
Missouri Pacific Suspected to Build Joplin to Parsons Route
The Missouri Pacific is again suspected of intending to build from Joplin to Parsons. A survey of that line has just been made.
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Missouri Pacific
Joplin
Parsons
Nevada Mail
Clay Bed West of Sedalia Called Good Brick Material
Assistant geologist H A Buehler of the Missouri Geological Survey reports the clay bed west of Sedalia would make splendid brick. He has surveyed local quarries in the past two days and will publish a full report of his observations from Cole Campbell and Warsaw area building stones study.
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Sedalia
H. A. Buehler
Missouri Geological Survey
Coleump
Warsaw
Buehler
Cella Commission Company Branch Sold to Vincennes Buyer
The Cella Commission Company branch house at Third and Osage sold to Mr. Sickles of Vincennes Indiana. S. P. McConnell, who has led the branch, departed Saturday for St. Louis.
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Cella Commission Company
Third and Osage
Mr. Sickles
Vincennes
Ind
S. P. McConnell
St. Louis
Bicycle fall injures 14 year old Leonard Kreshner
Leonard Kreshner, son of Henry Kreshner, broke his leg after a fall from a front bicycle ride with Raymond Scholten. Dr Collins treated him. Mrs Robert B Evans and Nellie Cockrell celebrated birthdays Saturday night at Mrs Evans home 636 East Tenth Street with games music and refreshments.
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Leonard Kreshner
Henry Kreshner
Raymond Scholten
Collins
Robert B. Evans
Nellie Cockrell
Evans
East Tenth Street
Dance to be held at La Monte Wednesday night
A dance is planned at La Monte on Wednesday night and a person from Sedalia will attend.
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Lamonte
Sedalia
Four Brush Piles Reported on Prospect Street
The Sentinel notes four piles of brush along Prospect Street between Second and Third, with one pile remaining since last fall.
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Prospect
Jail Releases: Smith 7 Days for Assault and Battery
Fred Smith released after 7 days for assault and battery. Aaron Bonds and Edward Owens released after 11 days each for disturbing the peace.
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Fred Smith
Aaron Bonds
Edward Owens
Licenses Granted To Residents From Several Towns
Licenses have been granted to Oscar Williams of Hous tonia Lizzie Hutchison of Huehesville Inlins H Howser of Sedalia Clara Gehlken of Pyrmont Charles Poole and Estella Whistler of Sedalia W P Estes and AM Joliv of Sedalia.
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Oscar Williams
Houstonia
Lizzie Hutchison
Huehesville
Inlins H. Howser
Sedalia
Clara Gehlken
Pyrmont
Charles Poole
Estella Whistler
W. P. Estes
A.M. Joliv
Four men fined for disturbing the peace in police court
Four offenders were fined five dollars and costs each in police court today for disturbing the peace. The defendants were Alex Givens Grant Weathers Pat Glover and Lee Hauerman.
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Alex Givens
Grant Weathers
Pat Glover
Lee Hauerman
Reverend Fannon Suffering Sudden Stomach Congestion
At about 2 PM Sunday Rev. F O Fannon suffered sudden stomach congestion at his First Christian church studio and remained in critical condition for about three hours. Dr Shirk provided relief and he rests easier today with no Sunday night services held at the church.
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F. O. Fannon
First Christian Church
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Otou Joplin
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R. Perry
Ford
Carpenter
Heck
Hutchison
Powers-Witt
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R. A. Higdon
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