State Industrial Bodies Meet in Sedalia December 5 8
Sedalia will host the annual convention of Missouri State Industrial associations December 5 to 8. The program covers Swine and Poultry breeders, horses, poultry, and grain topics with sessions led by state officials and researchers. The event aims to boost the state fair and agriculture interests statewide.
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Sedalia
Fortieth General Assembly
State Board of Agriculture
Jno. R. Rippey
Missouri
Industrial Association
Bankers’ Association
Sentinel
Pettis County
Swine Breeders’ Association
Overstreet
H C Sydnor
Corder
H J Waters
Columbia
Poultry Association
June Ek King
Marshall
J T Robinson
Bates City
Collas W Sparks
F A Scott
Huntsville
Jos Young
Richards
Lail
J C Canaday
Bogard
EE Axline
Mayview
S. Y. Thornton
Blackwater
Geo. P. Bellows
Maryville
F D Coburn
Topeka
C F Curtis
Ames
Iowa
H Bothwell
Norman J Colman
St Louis
Thanksgiving Union Service Plans Expanded Revival Action
Ministers' Alliance met at Rev. Bit ler's First MEC church to discuss the ongoing revival and to arrange Thanksgiving Day services more elaborate than usual. Revs. Shawhan and Miller preached to crowded houses as many people rose to make confessions.
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Bitler
Toomay
Clippinger
Buchanan
Ministers’ Alliance
Shawhan
Supreme Court
Miller
Alliance
Church meeting adds to evening turnout across two congregations
At First M. E. Church Rev Shawhan led a harmonious service with the audience responding as about forty rose for prayers. Simultaneously Rev Miller addressed a full Cumberland Presbyterian congregation. Shawhan preaches again at the First M. E. Church tonight.
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M. E
Shawhan
Miller
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Electric Railway Lifts Arc Lights Power Gain
The Electric Railway Light and Power company updates its arc lighting replacing old 1640 candle power lamps with 2000 candle power units. Officials expect a noticeable improvement in lighting tonight.
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Electric Railway Light and Power Company
Two Murder Cases Advance As Venire Ordered
In the McManigal case the court ordered a special venire of 75 men to be drawn and returned Wednesday morning. Hindman’s murder case against Strand was continued to January. Ex Mayor Noonan of St Louis will assist in McManigal’s prosecution. Captain E J Hardy, who has…
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J H McManigal
Capt Young
Hindman
Strand
Noonan
St. Louis
McManigal
Katy
Lowden
Missouri Pacific
D. Hardy
L& S
Manley Resigns as MP Roadmaster at Lexington
A. Manley has resigned after many years as Missouri Pacific roadmaster in charge of the Lexington Branch. His successor is named as officials begin issuing a new time card set to take effect November 26. Changes include adjusted arrivals for No. 6 and Lexington Branch No. 72, affecting Sedalia schedules.
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A. Manley
Missouri Pacific
Lexington
Mr. Manley
Sedalia
Lexington Branch
West
Lincoln
Neb
Rock Island
Burlington
James Barker
Richardson
Barker
The
Osawatomie Globe
Helen Gould
Kansas
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad Company
Broughton
Maniey
M. O’laughlin
MR & BT
Bonne Terre
Wedded Bliss Lasted One Day
Owen A Collins filed for divorce from Mabel Collins after a brief marriage on Thursday officiated by Judge Parsons. He cites intoxication and claims of her shady character, while noting her prior marriage claim and his own business plans.
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Owen A Collins
Mabel Collins
Parsons
Collins
Calvert Estate Names Administratrix And Letters Granted
Mary Jane Calvert was today appointed administratrix of Eli Calvert's estate. Letters were also granted to M M McCormick on Abraham C Mc Cormick's estate.
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Mary Jane Calvert
Eli Calvert
M M McCormick
Abraham C McCormick
Hospital Arrivals in Pottsboro and Nearby Towns
List of new hospital arrivals including Harrison Thompson from Pottsboro with dyspepsia, R T Slover from Chickie Choke with intermittent fever, W B McElvaney from Denison with lumbago, Price Lee from Denison with nasal stenosis, Anton Johnson from Smithville with dysentery, SE McCary from Denison with indigestion and jaundice, and G S White from Bell with eczema on both toes.
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Harrison Thompson
Pottsboro
Texas
R T Slover
W B McElvaney
Price Lee
Denison
Anton Johnson
Bridge Gang
Smithville
SE McCary
G S_ White
Bell
Laborer and rail crew suffer varied injuries and illnesses
Felix Newton a Hillsboro laborer has lumbago. C Carty a Pryor Creek mail carrier reports intermittent fever. EG Grant an extra gang worker at Chili has diarrhoea. Chase Ford a Hillsboro dishwasher suffers laryngitis. LC Cassy a Western Harrison laborer has a contusion to the left big toe. Thos Fay a Denison brakeman reports a wounded back and contusion to the right hip.
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Felix Newton
Hillsboro
Lumbago
C C Carty
Pryor Creek
EG Grant
Extra
Chase Ford
LC Cassy
Western Harrison
Thos Fay
Denison
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State Grange Meeting
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