Municipal Ownership Congress opens in London crowd includes international delegates
The Municipal Ownership Congress opened in London with many delegates from Great Britain, colonies, Europe, and some from the United States and Canada. Noted leaders attend and will speak, including Melville E. Ingalls who studied Vienna's municipal systems and cites its extensive public ownership.
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London
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Melville E. Ingalls
Railroad
American Civic Federation
Ingalis
Vienna
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Offered By Bard Drug Co
Advertises Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea as a beauty aid for busy women. Teas or tablets selling for 25 cents at W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Concert in Madison Square Garden Honors Patrick Gilmore
A monster concert in Madison Square Garden honors Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore the famed American bandmaster who died in 1892. Organizers expect a large crowd and have expanded seating to about 12 000 by using the hall floor space.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore
Miss Nellie Donnelly Hosts Prospect School Teachers
Miss Nellie Donnelly entertained the Prospect school teachers Monday evening with a novel progressive peanuts game. Miss Hattie Gold won the lace handkerchief prize. The gathering moved to a pink rose decorated dining room for refreshments of ice cream strawberries cake and mints. Attending were Misses Hattie Gold Kate Slater Edna Burrowes Vera Overstreet Mary Bowers Margaret Allen and Mrs. Mattie Clark and Mrs. Cameron Garrett.
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Hattie Gold
Kate Slater
Edna Burrowes
Vera Overstreet
Mary Bowers
Margaret Allen
Mattie Clark
Cameron Garrett
Sedalia Camp to Meet May 16 at East Fifth Street
Sedalia camp No. 5570 M. W. A. will meet in the RF of P. ball on East Fifth street Wednesday May 16 1906 for regular business. Visiting Neighbors invited. SAM W. JAMES V. C. E. E. CODDING, Clerk.
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Sedalia
P. Ball
East Fifth Street
A Lesson in Health Kidney Cure Promises Some Aid
An advertisement extols Foley's Kidney Cure as strengthening the whole system and curing kidney and bladder diseases. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
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Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Burros of Santa Fe Move Wood by Night and Day
Diminutive burros haul wood through Burro alley in Santa Fe where wood is loaded on tiny pack saddles. Mexicans drive, load, and bargain with householders for about 20 miles to bring fuel into town. Despite heavy loads and long days, burro drivers earn little, yet contentedly continue their rounds.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Joses
Pablos
Garcias
Corral
Burro Alley
Pablo
Jose
Trick of Vinyardists: French grapes kept by bottle method
Vine growers in France market fresh outdoor grapes all winter by a curious method. Ripe grapes are cut with a five to six inch stem attached and placed into bottles filled with water arranged in racks. The bottle mouth holds the stem while the grapes hang outside. Water is supplied daily to compensate evaporation. The cool cellar preserves the fruit.
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France
America
Kodol for Dyspepsia Promises Digestive Relief
Advertises Kodol for dyspepsia as a remedy that digests what you eat and strengthens digestive organs. Claims long-standing cases improved and the stomach becomes a healthy “boiler” for vitality. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
City Seeks Bids for Ohio Avenue Curbing in Sedalia Missouri
Sedalia Missouri City Council invites bids for curb and gutter work on both sides of Ohio avenue from Ninth street south curb to the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway right of way. Bids due May 21 1906 with $25 bond. Council may reject all bids. City Clerk I E Baker signs.
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Ohio Avenue
Ninth Street
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Sedalia
Missouri
Ferguson attends Missouri State Medical Association meeting
Dr. W J Ferguson travels to Jefferson City as a Pettis County Medical Society delegate for the Missouri State Medical Association state meeting.
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The
Missouri State Medical Associa
Tion
Pettis
County Medical Society
LAX-ETS Candy Laxative Marketed By Bard Drug Co
Advertisement notes LAX-ETS as a candy bow el laxative claiming relief for those who have used other laxatives without effect. It promises no pain or discomfort even in severe cases and is sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Crowded crowd enjoys Crystal Park Monday performances
A large audience filled Crystal Park on Monday evening for a busy bill of performances in the park. The show attracted many residents who praised the varied acts and the overall program.
Great Council Fire Sparks Formal Banquet for Visitors
The Great Council Fire, long famed for entertainment, hosts a banquet at the Apache wigwam and Royal Tribe of Joseph hall. Delegates numbered 106 with 40 Red Men admitted. Committees appointed include auditing, state of the order, charter, six moons report, distribution, legislation, and memorials ahead of Wednesday officer elections.
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Joseph Hall
C. *. Schiapprizzi
St. Joseph
J. H .Hartman
Frank Brame
Bevier
Will DeBold
J. E. Peltz
Springfield
J. J. Benson
Webb City
L. Kaltwasser
H. Petrie
Fred Scheck
E. Cotte
J. J. Carroll
J. M. Macke
D. E. Morgan
Harry Beers
J. W. Will
William Lilly
H. Garrett
George Newton
Death of Mrs. Margaret Scruggs at 79 in Lamonte
Mrs. Margaret Scruggs aged 79 died Monday evening at her daughter Mrs. J P Walker's Lamonte home due to general debility. She was a Ohio native who lived long in Missouri and belonged to the M E Church South. Funeral held at 3 p m today at the Walker residence with Rev. E Y Ginn officiating.
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Margaret Scruggs
J. P. Walker
Lamonte
Methodist Church
Judge O. M. Harris Shows Notable Improvement
Judge O. M. Harris, long in critical condition after a serious illness, passed a comfortable night and was reported improved this morning. By afternoon he rested easily, marking cautious but hopeful progress.
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O. M. Harris
Eldred Harrison Seeks Draft Horses in Kansas City
Eldred N. Harrison traveled to Kansas City this morning to buy draft horses for his transfer business. After testing the local market he found no suitable stock and decided to search elsewhere to meet his business needs.
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Eldred N. Harrison
Kansas City
Eldred
Marstella Marstella-Wedding in Chevy Chase
Miss Elsie Marstella daughter of the late Captain James S. Marstella wed Harvey Sanderson Muliken at the Cresapord home in Chevy Chase. Georgetown College president Fr Buell officiated with Fr Shandelle assisting. Marstella traces lineage to Benjamin Harrison and Michael Cresap.
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Washington, D. C
Wmiss
Elsie Marstella
James S. Marstella
Harvey Sanderson Muliken
James Cresapord
Chevy Chase
Buell
Georgetown College
Shandelle
Marstellar
Benjamin Harrison
Michael Cresap
Dr Shoop's Restorative Tablets Now Available
If you prefer to take medicine in tablet form you can now obtain Dr Shoop's Restorative Tablets. Absolute ly no change has been made in the medicinal ingredients. Sold by W. E.
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Dr. Shoop
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Missouri Professors Invited to Ur bana Ill Graduate School
J C Whitten H J Waters and F B Mumford from Missouri Agricultural College will deliver courses at the Urbana Illinois graduate school of agriculture this summer. No other western institution will have as many representatives. The school is the nation’s only program of its kind and is a high honor to be invited to lecture.
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Missouri Agricultural College
Graduate School of Agriculture
Urbana, Ill
United States
J. C. Whitten
H. J. Waters
F. B. Mumford
Missouri
What Is Foley's Kidney Cure
The remedy is described as a prescription from a leading Chicago physician and among the country’s most eminent. It claims to use the purest ingredients scientifically combined for maximum value and is sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
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Chicago
Arlington Pharmacy
Relief sends 50000 pairs of shoes to San Francisco
Eight car loads of shoes totaling 50 000 pairs were saluted for San Francisco by the Massachusetts relief committee today.
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San Francisco
Scripps-MoRe Press Association
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts Relief Committee
State shooting tournament opens in Milton Pa
The sixteenth annual Pennsylvan ia Sportsmen's association tournament starts at Milton Rod and Gun club grounds. It lasts four days with a large entry field promising one of the state’s most interesting events, amid valuable prizes at stake.
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Milton
Pennsylvania Sportsmen's Association
Milon Rod and Gun Club
Milton Fair Association
Kansas City mayor cited for contempt by state Supreme Court
The state supreme court today cited Mayor Rose of Kansas City Kansas to appear June 4 to answer for contempt for returning to his mayoral seat after being ousted once by the court.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Topeka
Kas
State Supreme Court Today
Rose
Kansas City
Sweetest things painters paint or poets sing
An old fragrance line promotes Hol lister's Rocky Mountain Tea in 35 cent tea or tablets sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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Hollister
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Baseball Meeting At Sedalia Athletic Club
A baseball meeting will be held this evening at the Sedalia Athletic club rooms for players to report and form a first-class club. Reporters named include A. Paulus V. McFadden R. Nichols J. Lafferty D. Clum C. Brill W. Shine H. Yarnell F. Yarnell and E. Harrison.
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Sedalia Athletic Club
A. Paulus
V. McFadden
R. Nichols
J. Lafferty
D. Clum
C. Brill
W. Shine
H. Yarnell
F. Yarnell
E. Harrison
Dick Williams Opens New Barber Shop in Sedalia
Dick Williams a.k.a. R. O. Dick Williams has opened a barber shop in the Saline and Hill streets building in Northeast Sedalia. The shop is neatly fitted up and Williams invites friends to call, predicting good business in the new quarters.
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R. O
Dick, Williams
Saline and
Hill Streets
Sedalia
Thiebes Stierlin Music unveils Sedalia piano sale
The new management offers a record breaking stock sale with all pianos marked in plain figures. Prices cut to $157 for $250 value, $185 for $275 value, $200 for $300 value, $225 for $350, $245 for $375, and $265 for $400. Cash plans and monthly options available with delivery to out of town buyers.
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Thiebes Stierlin Music CO
Sedalia
Murphy Released From City Jail After Illness
James Murphy, held for several days in the city jail on a demented condition, was released today as his health improved. He received a letter from his sister in St. Louis and Chief Boullt obtained a communication from St. Louis police officials before his release.
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James Murphy
Murphy
St. Louis
Chief Boullt
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Red Cross Pharmacy
Stanley Coal CO
K. G T.R.R
Ohio
Hannibal
Mark Twain
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T. R’y
Bell Phone
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City
Co. E. Baker
W. J. Ferguson
Jefferson
Great Council
John Tullock
J. Zeller
J. W. Dingledein
Tom Kessels
D. Williams
T. Wedge
C. F. Schlappritze
J. Dobler
L. E. £Altwasser
Scruggs
Price Baking Powder Co
CniCaGo
Mulliken
Dick Williams
Thiebes
Stierlin Music Company
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E. C. Dew
W. E. Bard
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