Big Glass Factory Likely to Locate in Sedalia
Indiana concern employing hundreds of men may move to Sedalia. Missouri Glass Co. sand from Klondyke and Katy coal supply, plus local water and power, create ideal site. Katy officials and M K T Railroad help push the relocation while Sedalia awaits the long term use of old Katy shops. King Haile and John Conner spearhead efforts to secure the plant for the city.
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Katy
Klondyke
Missouri Glass Company
Sedalia
Haile
Indiana
John W. Conner
Hud nut line perfumes advertised by Bard Drug Co
Sedalia shoppers are invited to try the celebrated Hud nut line of perfumes praised as the finest quality yet offered. W. E. Bard Drug Company promotes these scents to local customers.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Company
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Miss Bonham
Knob Noster School Board Names Incoming Teachers
Knob Noster Missouri. May 16. The school board has elected the following teachers for the ensuing year. C. C. Thompson named principal. Assistants include W. A. Collins and Misses Etta Lacey Myrtle Shepherd Ina Shepherd and Grace Utley.
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Knob Noster
CC. D. Thompson
W. A. Collins
Misses Etta Lacey
Myrtle Shepherd
Ina Shepherd
Grace Utley
Women Recommend Our Work to Neighbors
Women praise Longan's Laundry and urge neighbors and friends to try the service, highlighting dependable cleaning and friendly staff.
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Longan
Samuel Gregory Dies at 88 A Prominent Citizen
Samuel Gregory died in La mantoa Thursday of heart failure. He was 88 and a prominent local citizen. The obituary notes weather details and a brief mention of perhaps showers.
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Samuel Gregory
Lamantoa Thureday
Ptinfeles
Cirulars Aim to Boost Sunday Baseball Attendance
Col A C Miner Sedalia passenger agent urges local agents within fifty miles to distribute flyers promoting Missouri Valley League Sunday baseball games. The note highlights summer Sunday rates and asks agents to aid ticket sales by advertising upcoming matches.
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Col. A. C. Miner
Sedalia
Alderman Hodges Hurt as Table Leaf Falls
Alderman Sam Hodges fractured three toes when a table leaf dropped on his right foot while he was preparing the supper table. The incident may lead him to curtail culinary diversions in the future.
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Sam Hodges
Adagio Club Hosts Miss Bonham Visit with Games
Mrs. H. W. Harris entertained the Adagio club for Miss Margaret Bonham of New Franklin visiting Misses Nina and Eula Harris. At high five, Miss Nellie Fletcher won a gold teaspoon prize. Tea cream cake and salted almonds were served. Miss Bonham returns home tomorrow.
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H. W. Harris
Margaret Bonham
New Franklin
Nina
Eula Harris
Nellie Fletcher
Sedalia
Miss Bonham
Adagio Club Fetes Guests On West Seventh Street
Miss Lynne Antezino hosted the Adagio club on West Seventh Street Thursday afternoon. Miss Nina Harris won a cut glass olive dish and Miss Margaret Bonham of New Franklin received a guest prize a fancy picture. Refreshments served by Walch included tomatoes with mayonnaise, chicken salad in pastry baskets, olives, Saratoga wafers, ice cream roses and fancy cakes. The club meets next Thursday with Miss Pearl Baird.
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Lynne Antehinzon
West Seventh Street
Nina Harris
Margaret Bonham
New Franklin
Walch
Saratoga
Pearl Baird
Mrs James McRoberts Hosts Club Event on Grand Avenue
The Thursday gathering at Mrs James McRoberts home on South Grand Avenue was entertained most charmingly. Miss Gertrude Smith won the club prize and will entertain the group next Thursday at her home. Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry provides the best work.
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James McRoberts
South Grand Avenue
Gertrude Smith
Emporia Chorus Denounces May Festival Prize Decision
The Emporia chorus asserts it deserved first prize in the mixed chorus contest at the Kansas City May festival and refused second prize after the judges awarded it to another chorus. They defend their director and accuse judges and festival managers of impropriety while praising their own performers and reasserting they will not participate under current management.
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Emporia
Kas
May
Emporia Chorus
Kansas City
Choral Society
J. W. Jenkins’ Sons Music Company
O. D. Jones
Robinson
Kansas City Star
Emporia Singers
Joplin
Allegro Society of
Chorus Contest Shifts EmPoria Edges Sedalia For Top
Emporia finishes just ahead of Sedalia in the mixed chorus contest. Sedalia takes third prize and awards $300 in cash.
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Emporia
Sedalia
Rich ore discoveries boost Raymond mining district
The Raymond mining district enjoys favorable conditions as new rich ore finds in Colorado mines exceed expectations. Fortuna has not yet matched the Colorado discoveries.
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Raymontys
Raymond
Colorado
Fortuna
Rev Barclay Named Anti Saloon Advocate Under Fire
The Chicago liquor dealers organ May 10 calls Rev Barclay a champion of fair play while accusing him of forgery and anti saloon activities. The article says Barclay is well known in the city for anti saloon work and portrays him as routed by the group.
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Chicago
Barclay
Anti-Saloon League
Bar c lay scandal links to Indiana anti saloon league
Fragmentary report accuses Rev Dr Barclay D D LL D of forging donation records while connected to the Indiana Anti Saloon League. Letters from Eli F Ritter and CW S Born claim Barclay admitted to altering cards and attempting to secure funds. Continued on page 8.
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Barclay
R. Go
Indiana
Our Standard
State Anti Saloon League
Geetie Deere
Erie
Indianapolis
North
Ilinois Street
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Indiana Gas Belt
Ies
Sentinel
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Mr. Conner
City
Lamonte
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Miner
Alderman Hodges
Mrs. H. W. Harris
Sedalia Steam Laundry
W. H. Graffis
G. H. Scruton
Bro. Barclay
Champion
Him
Gambler
Anti- Saloon League
The
Missouri Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Indiana Anti Saloon League
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