Local social notes and travel for Sedalia region
A stream of visitors and residents are noted in Sedalia with many moves to and from Lamonte Hannibal St. Louis and nearby towns. Notable entries include Mamie McComas visiting Lulu Kruse and Miss Nora Shockley visiting Elizabeth Letts. The Rock Island railway starts new Kansas City St Louis service June 5 with altered routes and time savings of eight hours.
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H. K. Broadberry
R. D. Marshall
Hamilton
Nora Shockley
Joplin
Elizabeth Letts
Joe Spurlock
Versailles
Kansas City-St. Louis
Pacific Coast
el Paso
St. Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
Clinton
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Windsor
Rock Island
Los Angeles
Otterville Visitors and Local Business Movements
Allen and E M Ross with Jud Golliday and J R Hunter of Otterville were in the city on business. Mrs E Hall of Lamonte shopped here. Taylor visited Versailles this afternoon. Z T McAninch of Hughesville transacted business, and Ed Evans went to Warrensburg to adjust a fire loss.
Katy time card goes into effect June 12
Railroad notes list personnel including R. S. Wooten fireman Smithville J. W. McCollum bridgeman Wasco Texas Earl Cole lunch counter man Hillsboro and Guy Neal clerk Blees Texas Colonel A M Miner Katy traveling passenger agent returns from Texas and Oklahoma trip.
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R. S. Wooten
Smithville
J. W. McCollum
Bridgeman
Wasco
Texas
A. €. Miner
Katy
Oklaho
Revival meetings planned for Sedalia June
Committees meet at Trinity English Lutheran to organize a city wide evangelistic series led by Doctor Munhall. A second planning gathering is set for First Methodist Church, with ministers and citizens urging prayerful cooperation to uplift morals and awaken civic virtue in Sedalia Missouri.
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Sedalia
Church of Christ
Missouri
Greater Sedalia
Stephen A. Northrop
First Baptist Church
Kansas City
Brethren In Christ
Doctor Munhal
Christ
Miss Alice Roosevelt Enveloped by Crowd in St. Louis Arrival
A 5000 strong crowd, mostly women, mobbed Union Station for a glimpse of Miss Alice Roosevelt upon arrival for a week’s visit. Police struggled to control the surge as she proceeded to the Midway and then toured the Pike with Mr and Mrs Daniel Catlin before studying the World’s Fair exhibits.
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Miss Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Daniel Catlin
Pike
Sedalia to Host Missouri State Bankers Association HQ
Missouri bankers choose Sedalia as new headquarters moving from Butler. Secretary W F Keyser will arrange offices, boosting Sedalia postal receipts and local advertising. Officers elected: Henry M Ruby president S R Nelson vice president William C Harris treasurer W F Keyser secretary. Meeting in St Louis, gavel presented to J S Caffee. Next meeting date to be set in January.
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Association
Butler, Mo
W. F. Keyser
Sedalia
Henry M. Ruby
Macon
S. R. Nelson
Chillicothe
William C. Harris
Fulton
Butler
St. Louis
J. 5. Caffee
Mechanics’ National Bank of
Council of Administration
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers considers insurance report
The union resumed review of its insurance plan showing 12 500 000 paid in benefits with about 100 000 monthly to beneficiaries and disabled members. Grand Chief Engineer W S Stone is expected to be elected to fill the post after P M Arthur's death with D L Wills and Matt H Shang as leading rivals, while F S Ingraham faces no opposition for assistant grand chief engineer.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. S. Stone
P. M. Arthur
The Human Aspiration and A Living Will
A meditation on enduring will and spiritual ascent through deeds. The poetry urges inner strength and faith arising from self control, seeking a voice that resonates with those who share the journey. Bargains in Lace Curtains at the Boston Store.
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Boston
Lodging Available With Board At 403 East Broadway
Advertises a large front room with alcove for a couple or two men, with board. Apply at 403 East Broadway.
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East Broadway
For Rent Two Rooms at 820 West Fourth Street
Two rooms available for light housekeeping at 820 West Fourth Street. Apply to landlord for details and terms.
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West Fourth St
Farris Ad Adds Emphasis on Natural Service Quality
A fragmentary ad copy touts Farris offering best service with a natural approach. The wording is incomplete but emphasizes customer care and reliability.
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Farris
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Taylor Transfer Company
Joseph Staples
Lamonte
Fred Tedford
J. L. Farley
John Pregge
Mamie McComas
Hannibal
Lulu Kruse
W. T. Morris
The
Morris Real Estate Company
Hattie Leidy
Effie Franklin
West Seventh Street
G. W. Crawford
W. J. Crawford
Jesse Potter and Family
Boon
Myrtle Reichel
Gus Werner
Warrensburg
C. L. Allen
Redlands
Cal
M. A Ayres
Erma Ayres
S. Y. Sanders
State Fair Grounds
W. H. Powell
Citizens’ National Bank
Missouri State Bankers’ Association
Vention
C. L. Baxter
Dakotas
John Farks
Baxter
George W. Harlan
J. W. Starke
New Missouri Line
Rock Island Railroad
Winona Mills
O. M., Collins
Moniteau
Bell
Chase. West
Ohio Street
Railroad News
Earl Cole
Hills
Boro
Guy Neal
Blees
Rev. Munhall
Plete Arrangements
Trini
Ty English Lutheran Church
M. E
Sentinel
Our City
G. W. Mathis
J. M. Rudy, J. J. Pritchett
B. F. Martin
W. F. Hamann
S. S. Martin, J. Lincoln Ellis
J. C. Jacoby
A. D. Johnston, D. M. Clagett, S. W. M’clure
First Bapist Church
Board of Managers
K. C. Theological Seminary
St. Louis Station
Alice Roosevelt
United States
Midway
Alice Warder
Washington
Irene Catlin
Treater Catlin
State Bankers’ Association
Keyser Wi
Citi
Zens’ National Bank
Asso
Ing
Mr. Powell
L. E. Insurance
Bears
Astoris
Tennyson
Enterprise Oil and Fias Co
Muskogee
Ind
TER
Pennsylvania
America
Treasury
Enterprise Oil and Gas Company
B. B. Wheeler
N. W. Henry, Okl Operator
C. L. Steele
B. A. Randle
First National Bank
John R. Thomas
United States District Judge
Frank M. Sisson
Lyons, N. Y
J. A. Noble
Warner
Williamsport
M. D
Lyons
N. Y
Bright
Warner’s
Safe Cure Co
Rochester
Masonic
Royal Arch
J. W. Mallery
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