Woodmen Excursion to Sedalia Set for June 15
Sedalia camp No. 16 Woodmen of the World received word from Kansas City lodges that an excursion to Sedalia is planned for Sunday June 15 with 1500 to 2000 visitors expected. A baseball game will be featured and local preparations are underway.
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Sedalia
Woodmen of the World
Kansas City
Will Starkey
James Renfrow
J. M. DeJarnette
A.S. McGowan
Warney Wine
Tony Leece
George Sharpe
Henry Knopfli
J. B. Holdner
David Lindsay
William Starker
Hiram Carter
Sedalia Elks welcome seven new members at meeting
The Sedalia lodge of Elks admitted Brown Harris Glenn Wood Charles Menefee Dick Johnson Samuel Fletcher Fred H Gray and Al Cordes. Attendance was among the largest in over a year and a big season end social is planned with a committee led by W D Steele. Grand Exalted Ruler Pickett visits Kansas City May 17 for a banquet and business session.
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Sedalia Lodge of Elks
Brown Harris
Glenn Wood
Charles Menefee
Dick Johnson
Samuel Fletcher
Fred H. Gray
al Cordes
L. P. Andrews
E. F. Yancey
H. V. Liest
E. L. Moore
Mint Johns
W. D. Steele
Ruler Pickett
Kansas City
Sedalia Lodge
W. H. Powell
F. L. Moore
A. R. Easton
Married Men's League Plans Kansas City Excursion
The Married Men's League of this city intends to run an excursion to Kansas City next month, planning details to be announced.
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Married Men’s League
Kansas City
Miller County to Celebrate Opening of 1855 Wilson Whisky
Jefferson City May 15 Miller County residents prepare for a historic event the opening of the Wilson demijohn of whisky placed in a coffin in 1855 with provision and ceremony of state significance.
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Jefferson City
Miller County
Wilson
Mock trial targets Peter Kwulin at Ritchie tent meeting
Peter Kwulin faces a mock trial tonight at Ritchie tent No. 152 KK. O T M over alleged cheating in a mum pool game with Sheriff Dillard serving subpoenas. Attorney Higdon Sinnett defend, Brown Harris clerk, A L Shortridge judge, Shain prosecutor. refreshments to follow.
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Peter Kwulin
Ritchie Tent No. 152
Peter
H. B. Shain
Joseph Dillard
Higdon and Sinnett
Brown Harris
A. L. Shortridge
Shain
Bankers choose officers and delegates in Missouri meeting
At a Missouri Bankers association gathering in Kansas City on Wednesday J S Caffee cashier City Bank of Windsor Mo was elected secretary Among delegates chosen for the American Bankers association meeting in New Orleans in November was W H Powell of Sedalia
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Missouri Bankers Association
Kansas City
J. S. Caffee
City Bank
Windsor
American Bankers’ Association
New Orleans
W. H. Powell
Sedalia
Women Recommend Our Work to Neighbors at Longan's Laundry
Women praise the laundry service and tell neighbors and friends about Longan's Laundry located near the phone 154, highlighting trust and word of mouth referrals.
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Longan
Notorious Union Wholesale fraud ends with guilty pleas
W D Snyder and F W Stewart, head of Union Wholesale Co of Kansas City, pleaded guilty in federal court to three indictments for fraudulent use of the mails. Sentencing set for next Monday as government calls the scheme one of the biggest mail frauds, with many victims swindled into paying for worthless books and recruiting agents under false pretenses.
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Kansas City
W. VD. Snyder
F. W. Stewart
Union Wholesale Company
Philips
Stewart
Snyder
United States Mail
Stewart and
Teir
Sedalia
Dun’s and
Bradstreet
W. S. Corbly
Denver
Wichita
Carrying a Cane Captures Chicago Fashion Moment
In Chicago last night Miss Alice Morton niece of the late Levi P. Morton and a social favorite in the East showcased the new white cane trend. She walked through the Auditorium Annex lobby in a brown gown and colonial hat with a crooked handle cane and a silver snake accent as hotel loungers watched.
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Chicago
Auditorium
Alice Morton
Levi P. Moorton
Congress Street
Alice Roosevelt
Miss Morton
New York
California
Automobiles Bring Out Runaways On Sedalia Trip
Myron C. Albertson and E. B. Albertson traveled from Sedalia to Kansas City by steam automobile, covering 110 miles by road. They reached Lamonte, then Sedalia, noting speeds up to twenty miles an hour on rock roads and reporting curious reactions from animals and a frightened man along the way.
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Myron C. Albertson
E. B. Albertson
Sedalia
Kansas City
Kansas
Myron
Albertson
Jackson County
Missouri
Hudnut line of perfumes offered in Sedalia
The Bard Drug Company announces the celebrated Hudnut line of perfumes, touted as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia. A marketing notice highlights the store as the local source for this prestigious fragrance collection.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Company
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Jewelry thieves rob Warresnburg store in range of $150
Plonts jewelry store at Warrensburg was entered Wednesday night by burglars who carried away about $150 in money and jewelry. The robbers were captured at Pleasant Hill this morning and taken back to Warrensburg on Missouri Pacific passenger train No. 6.
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Plonts
Warrensburg
Pleasant Hill
Missouri Pacific
Longan’s Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad Promises Highest Class Work
The notice touts Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry as offering top quality cleaning. It highlights meticulous care, reliable service, and value for customers seeking garment care in Sedalia.
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Longan
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Fire insurance rates rise twenty five percent in Sedalia
The city of Sedalia implemented a twenty five percent increase on all merchandise stocks three story buildings factories and related properties effective today. The new schedule explains the rise and lists department details including nine full time firefighters two stations and a telephonic alarm system.
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Sedalia
Water Department
Lamine River
Flat Creek
Lake Tebeau
Mercantile District
Moses of Great Bend Active at Bankers Meeting
FE. R. Moses of Great Bend Kansas attends the Bankers convention as a Kansas delegate. He controls the largest store in Great Bend with a Hoisington branch a Great Bend bank and another at Pawnee Rock plus a large implement and hardware business. He notes wheat will be poor but corn and fodder crops look strong and calls local conditions the best for large staple crops. He is brother to R. H. Moses formerly cashier of Sedalia’s Third National Bank.
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Kansas City Journal
FE. R. Moses
Great Bend
Kas
Kansas
Moses
Hoisington
Pawnee Rock
Mr. Moses
R. H. Moses
Third National Bank
Sedalia
Ex-Congressman Heard Visits Sedalia Trust Office
Ex congressman John T Heard of Sedalia Mo visited Hotel Baltimore in Kansas City and chatted with former Comptroller of the Currency Eckles about a past office stop when a baby girl ran the desk and was called the real comptroller. The pair met for the first time in years, and Heard noted his shift from politics to finance.
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Kansas City
John T. Heard
Sedalia
Baltimore
Sedalia Trust Company
Heard
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