Evangelistic Campaign Draws Large Sedalia Crowd
A large crowd attended the Union Evangelistic services at First Congregational Church. Rev. Miller and Rev. Shawhan led singing and sermons, with open response from many attendees. The program includes services at Katy and Missouri Pacific shops, Epworth church, and various locations through Sunday.
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First Congregational Church
Sedalia
Miller
Rev Miller
Peranell
Mr. Miller
Rev
Shawhan
Christ
God
Rev. Shawhan
Rev. Miller
Katy
Missouri Pacific
First Congregation
Congregational Church
Epworth
Union Young People
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Criminal Court
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Plan to Endorse Primary Election Fails Missouri Democrats
The Leader-Democrat argues against adopting a party primary to nominate candidates. It warns that primaries favor city machines, shrink country influence, and threaten fair representation for rural Missouri counties like Buchanan and Jackson. It urges sticking with old-fashioned delegate conventions to avoid losing ground.
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Greene County
Springfield
Buchanan County
St. Joseph
Jackson County
Kansas City
Democratic Party
Missouri
Mineral Wealth Reports Abound In Bent County Leads
Visiting experts marvel at new leads and richer shafts as prospecting continues near Warsaw and Hanbury. A Sedalia man notes the field’s rise while a Forty Acre owner rejects a $25 000 offer for land hosting a shaft, signaling scarce ground left to win.
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Melton
Warsaw
Davis Mine
Lone Star
Hanbury
Sedalia
J. H. Clemens
Jno. N. Taylor Music House
Students Fight Kemper Boys in Saturday Park Game
The Sedalia Students Foot Ball team faces Kemper college Saturday afternoon at Liberty Park in a anticipated matchup. Lineup includes Eddie Smith, E Kennedy, Bord er, Doherty, Gallie, Gold, Tuley, Slagle, Wright, O Connell and Anamosa captain with Ben nett and Kidd among subs.
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Kemper College
Liberty Park
Sedalia
Kemperites
Eddie Smith
E. Kennedy
R T
Border
Doherty
Gallie
Gold
Tuley
Slagle
Wright
O’connell
Anamosa
Bennett
Stanley
Titsworth
Easley
Kidd
Man Arrested For Drunkenness Fined Five Dollars
A lone man appeared in police court this morning. He gave names George Smith and George Gentry but likely George Gentry Smith. Officer Boullt arrested him for drunkenness and Judge Burress fined five dollars, a sum unpaid, sending him to jail.
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George Smith
George Gentry
George Gentry Smith
William Boullt
Burress
Defense seeks change of venue in Jester case amid witness claims
Alexander Jester moves for a new venue in Monroe and Marion counties claiming bias. Judge Eby sets November 7 for argument with defense affidavits from 25 locals. prosecution may present unlimited witnesses at its expense. A separate incident reports a photographer's flash accident at Cannon's Grand Central frightening salesgirls but causing no injuries.
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Alexander Jester
Eby
P. H. Cumen
Monroe
Marion
Monroe County
Jester
Roo
Rodes
Cannon
Grand Central
Marion County
Cumen
Monroe County Appeal
Paris Mercury
Madison Times
Stoutsville Banner Santa Fe Enterprise
Monroe City News
Physicians Elect Officers in Missouri Medical Society Session
The Central District Medical Society of Missouri closed its annual session with elections led by Dr. A. H. Culp as president and several officers named for the term. A venue change fight looms as editors and witnesses are subpoenaed to provide coverage and subscription details dating back to 1971.
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Central District Medical Society of Missouri
Criminal Court Room
A. H. Culp
Otterville
J. B. Norman
Pleasant Green
J. W. Marsh
Tipton
W. H. Evans
Sedalia
H. B. Cole
W. O. Dunlop
Monthly Crop Bulletin Reports Mixed Harvest Effects Across Missouri
The Missouri Weather Bureau notes October was warmer with rain in parts, aiding wheat sowing and pastures while central areas faced drought. Insects hogs Hessian fly chinch bugs caused scattered damage. much corn remained in fields as frosts hit northeastern counties. Cotton picking advanced in the southeast as apple gathering neared completion with limited plowing due to dryness. Pastures remained dry but improved after rains. stock water was scarce in many locations.
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Missouri
United States Weather Bureau
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Benton County
Kemper Boys
Cole
Taylor Brothers
Zora
Jack
Illinois
Paris
Bryan
Monthly Crop Bulletin
Drouth
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