Teachers Appointed as Principal Changes at City Schools
The Sedalia Board of Education announced a new principal for Broadway and reassigned teachers for the coming term. Prof J D Wilson resigns as High School principal to join Kirksville Normal. John P Gass becomes Broadway principal and increases pay. Estelle Martin elected editor of The Conservator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Wilson
Kirksville Normal
John P. Gass
Broadway School
W. H. Huston
the Conservator
Medical liberty and individual choice in healing care
The piece argues for state action against infectious disease but opposes medical trusts, endorsing personal liberty in seeking treatment. It praises varied healing methods from alopathy to Christian Science and notes prayer and faith can aid cures while preferring regular physicians, yet allows individual preference.
Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promises New Life and Confidence
A Bard Drug Co. ad extols Rocky Mountain Tea as adding spice to dreary life, lifting the heart from despair, and breathing new life and confidence into readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Have You Ever Drank Crawford's Iron Brew in Sedalia
Over 1200 bottles were sold in Sedalia on Saturday as the Crawford's Iron brew craze drew a large crowd and sparked local sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad Sells Refund Policy
Note says druggists refund money if the product fails to cure with E. W. Grove’s signature on each box. Price given as 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Southwest business prospects and publications ad offer
A promotional notice invites readers to learn about money making opportunities in Missouri Kansas Indian Territory and Texas. It offers free sample issues of Business Chances Texas The Golden Square and Katy publications with a mailing address at 501 Wainwright St Louis Mo.
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Missouri
Kansas Indian Territory
Texas
Golden Square
Katy
The
Great Southwest
Wainwright, St
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Francis B. Tupper
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Bell
Queen City
MAIL
J. R. Baldwin
Sentinel
Sedalia, Mo
Postoffice
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Sedalia and
Pettis County
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Board of Education
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Daniel Goetz
John Stewart
William
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Broadway
Albert Wright
J. K. Wise
William Alexan
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William Stevens
George Thomas
John Holbert
Lincoln
Martha M. Letts
Laura T. McGowan
Eunice C. Cousley
C. A. Killion
R. L. Netherton
Nettie Lamm
Charles A. Deppe
Gertrude Maltby
Glenn Woods
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Lida M. Burress
Hattie van Antwerp
Lara McClung
Bessie Bowers
Birdie Yeater
Lillian Sharp
Tillie Snell
Rae Kingsbaker
Swan Frazier
Cora Hutchinson
Joel Satterwhite
Jessie Kennedy
Clara Bell Wilson
Cather
Ine Hughes, Beatrice Selah
M. Bowers
Prospect
Hattie Gold
Christian C. Shaffer
Nina K. Slater
Mary E. MecCubbin
Helen F. Donnelly
Mary W. Bowers
Cameron Garrett
Bertie B. Shaffer
Edna B. Burrowes
Minnie A. Shaffer
Eva A. Hauptley
Ellen M. Logan
Lina MecDonegall
Catherine Fra
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Franklin
Ethel McCluney, Princei
Pal
Hattie R. Russell, Cora Russell, Helen A. Bowers
Belle Steele
Bessie Culley
Jennie Norton
Ella M. Gentry
Carrie A. Slack
Martin
Lincoln School
Ing Prof. White
Estelle Martin
DeWitt
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Ness
Penn
Sylvania
Spirit of the Age
Schillel
S. R. Payne
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Ohio
Moerschel’s
Sedalia Beer
Ali
Kuppenheimer
Dence
Rocky Mountain
Crawford
Louis, Mo
Hostetter
H.w.harris
Pres
A. P. Morey
W. A. Latimer
R. F. Harris
Third National Bank
Capital
J. N. Dalby
G. Cox
Henry W. Harris
D. H. Smith
J A. Mertz
Charles H. McAnich
Samual C. Gold
James T. Montgomery
Joan T. Heard
W. H. Powell
Charles C. Evans
Sedalia Trust Company
Sedalia Mc
John T. Heard
Charles C. Evans J. J. Welch
John W. Murphy
Henry Meuschke
L. P. Andrews
B. Kuppenheimer & Co
Natty
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Monarch
E. E. Johnston
Ohio St
Paradis Market
City Hall Market
Ohio Street
J. C. Warren
East Fifteenth Street
Secalia, Mo
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