Central Business College Alumni Enter Wholesale Grocery Trade
Mr Russell Grant formerly of Central Business College in 1901 has started a wholesale grocery business in Indianapolis Indiana. Miss Anna F Andrae recently re-
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1904
Page
7
Mr Russell Grant formerly of Central Business College in 1901 has started a wholesale grocery business in Indianapolis Indiana. Miss Anna F Andrae recently re-
Alumni and students from Central Business College Sedalia listed new jobs across Missouri and nearby states. Mentions include Miss Andrae moving to Wabash railway Moberly, FE. L. Nichiffer in Afton Indian Territory, Geoffrey Richards in Kansas City, R. M. Barnard in an envelope factory, W. O. Thompson to Pittsburg Plate Glass, and Roy Bowen with Frisco Railway at Veaubleau. Also notes on Lake Shore summer tours and local advertising.
Money to loan offered by C C Lewson attorney at law. Offices in rooms 10 8 Katy Building. Phone 467.
Special department with large modern facilities handles family washing. Prices reasonable. Wagons go everywhere. Monarch Laundry operated by Chas. Van Antwerp. Both phones.
A formal letter addressed to the Secretary of the Navy appears within a newly issued General Order. The document outlines official instructions or requests connected to naval administration and policy.
President Roosevelt expressed deep pride in the Navy crew and officers involved in the Missouri turrel explosion on April 13. He praised courage, duty, and composure, noting the accident was unavoidable and that the nation honors those who died and those who acted bravely.
Farris holds the items for decoration day observance. unclear fragments mention caps and jasmine.
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