Ladies Musical Club opens season with Riedelsberger recital
The Ladies Musical Club held its first open session of the season at First Christian church in Sedalia. star violinist Carl Riedelsberger captivated a representative audience with Ernst Elegie and Home Sweet Home, supported by Miss Lillie Snyder and others.
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Ladies’ Musical Club
First Christian Church
Sedalia
Carl Riedelsberger
Riedelsbeger
Lillie Snyder
Riedelsberger
Ernst
Home Sweet Home
Beulah Harris
W. D. Steele
Olive Withers
Grant Crawford
Miss Withers
Sentinel
Ash Grove Commonwealth Editor Interview With Sam B Cook
The Ash Grove Commonwealth edited by James T Barbee reports a conversation between its editor and Sam B Cook regarding local issues and perspectives. The piece presents insights from Cook as part of ongoing civic dialogue.
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Ash Grove Commonwealth
James T. Barbee
Sam B. Cook
Sedalia District Conference at Malta Bend Missouri
The Sedalia district of the M E church will hold a conference at Malta Bend December 5 to 7. Dr Bitler leads an evangelistic service December 5, with Rev W T Scott preaching on Tithing December 6 at 3 30 pm and another Bitler meeting that evening and the following night. Presiding Elder Leuig with Sedalia Green Ridge and Smithton pastors will arrange the next conference program.
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Sedalia
M. E. Church
Malta Bend
Bitler
W. T. Scott
Oyster Supper Planned After Beaman Quail Hunt
A big hunt in Beaman brings 100 area sportsmen from Beaman and Sedalia. Leaders chose up for quail and cottontails as sides vie for victory. Losers will host a large Thanksgiving banquet for the winners tomorrow night at Beaman town hall.
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Beaman
Sedalia
Elegant Thanksgiving Turkey Lunch At Fell and Harris
Thanksgiving comes but once a year at Fell and Harris with an elegant turkey lunch tomorrow. Everyone is invited to come early and stay late for entertainment at 114 South Ohio.
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Fell & Harris
South Ohio
Nevada Begins Restoring Street Lights After Suspension
Supt. Tom Donohue of J. B. Quigley's new company said Nevada will not be in darkness long. Lamps are being strung and will burn as soon as ready, ending the recent outage caused by the old light company suspension.
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Nevada
Tom Donohue
J. B. Quigley
Deaths of John Ginter and Mrs Julia Anderson
John Ginter aged 77 died at 6 30 this morning at his home g20 South Massachusetts Sedalia from paralysis brought on by heart trouble. He leaves a wife and two children Lawrence Ginter and Mrs A G Holland. Funeral planned for Friday afternoon at 3 from the house Rev J H Albert to officiate if in the city. Mrs Julia Anderson dies today at her home north of Sedalia aged 67.
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John Ginter
G20
South
Massachusetts
Lawrence Ginter
Sedalia
A. G. Holland
Colorado Springs
Ginter
New York
J. H. Albert
Citizens' ticket triumph halts Beam in recorder race
J. J. Howard defeats W. B. Beam for recorder by a narrow majority. The rest of the ticket includes W. P. Burke marshal C. C. Meyer assessor F. H. Buschmann treasurer N. C. Hickcox attorney IF. M. Sanders street commissioner. A record 491 votes were cast as up-town residents celebrate noisily.
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Citizens
J. J. Howard
W. B. Beam
W. P. Burke
C. C. Meyer
F. H. Buschmann
N. C. Hickcox
IF. M. Sanders
Train Robbery Anniversary at Jefferson City Prison
Eli Stubblefield and his accomplice Jim West were seen at Jefferson City prison with Sheriff Williams as the first anniversary of their celebrated train robbery looms. Stubblefield mourns his absent babies while learning their mother has them in Kansas City. West works in the engine room and both men are said to be well behaved in the penitentiary. Flo, off and on sick, is reported in fair health.
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Eli Stubblefield
Jefferson City
Williams
Kansas City
Jim West
Flo
Sedalia Woman Dies of Pneumonia At 67
Mrs. Julia Anderson aged 67 residing six miles north of Sedalia died today from pneumonia. The funeral will be held at Mount Hermann.
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Julia Anderson
Sedalia
Mount Hermann
Judges Award in Mr J M Cannon Embroidery Contest
The judges announce prizes for the Grand Central art embroidery contest in Mrs Human's class. Miss Kate Castle wins 5 dollars for a poppy lunch cloth, Mrs John Cunningham takes 3 dollars for American beauty roses, and Miss Randolph receives 2 dollars for a mass rose center piece. Mr M J Castle adds 10 dollars to the prize fund.
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J. M. Cannon
Grand Central
John Cunningham
Randolph
Human
California City Election Yields Close Mayor Race
California Missouri November 29 California held its annual city officers election with a tight contest. A. H. Hodel narrowly defeated H. A. Yarnell for mayor by a single vote. Up-town candidates A P Chase J M Alexander and H B Hardy won council seats. A F Snow also elected councilman.
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California
A. H. Hodel
H. A. Yarnell
Regular Citizens
A. P. Chase
J. M. Alexander
H. B. Hardy
A. F. Snow
Mormon canvasser faces chilly reception on East Fifth Street
A Mormon distributing literature on East Fifth street encountered hostility and was ordered off several premises. An indignant woman called the SENtrinel office asking if there was a way to remove the visitor from the city.
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East Fifth Street
Senrtinel Office
Two Boys in Trouble in Jefferson City
Jefferson City papers report two boys, Font Mahan and Walter Crump, captured after cashing a $40 deposit check stolen from Mrs. Goodall. Sheriff J J Henderson and Chief Prentice oversee custody disputes, while the case heads toward trial in the capital. Thanksgiving holiday noted. local officials discuss property purchases at Sweeney.
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J. J. Henderson
Jefferson City
Font. Mahan
Walter Crump
Prentice
Serenade of the Queen City Cornet Band Over Rent Dispute
Judge Kinsey and Constable Robb sought funds to reclaim band instruments stolen for rent. They collected 66.55 dollars and received a base drum and other items. The band serenaded the officials as Republicans cheered along Ohio Street.
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B. G. Wilkerson
Queen City
Judge Kinsey
Robb
Ohio Street
Fathers Welcome Newborns and Local Court News
Mr Alonzo Wright express messenger is father of a fine new boy. Mr Hacker contractor at Eighteenth and Brown is father of a handsome baby daughter. In police court John Reed colored pleaded drunk with $10 costs, threatened to kill Marvin Thornton MP night ticket agent but halted by officers. Funeral for Jos Fitzgerald held at St Vincent church with pallbearers listed. Licenses to wed for Goldsmith Atkinson Elder Oglesby. M K T shops closed until Friday morning.
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Alonzo Wright
Express
Hacker
Eighteenth and Brown
John Reed
Reed
Marvin Thornton
Missouri Pacific
Boullt
Jackson
Jos. Fitzgerald
St. Vincent’s Church
John Carlisle
Levi McVey
George Arnold
W. S. Epperson
Jas. Dey
O. E. Parsons
Prominent Cooper County Resident Dies in Boonville
Dr. E Roeschell father of Mrs Wm Courtney of this city died at his home in Boonville at midnight. Mrs Courtney has gone to attend the funeral which will be held at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon.
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E. Roeschell
Wm. Courtney
Cooper County
Boonville
Court and city notes from Sedalia headlines
Deputies and city officers escort five prisoners to Jefferson City and transport violent patient Roth to an asylum. Social events include Lizzie Metcalf’s 15th birthday party and a surprise for Rev. W T Scott. M N G company officers elected at Liberty park hall. Nevada couple Dr Thomas P Craig and Miss Anna Maud McGowan wed at her home amid U C V reunion ties. Missouri Pacific weddings follow shop bulletin.
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S. C. Cline
G. E. Baught
Salina
Kans
Jefferson City
Supt. Davis
Boonville
Martin Roth
Roth
W. J. Metcalf
West Fourth Street
Lizzie
Anna Maud McGowan
Nevada
Woodmen’s Big New Hall Opens in Fayetteville
William Smith reports the Woodmen of Fayetteville opened a large hall this week with a banquet for 362 attendees. His brother-in-law J. H. Bunnell, recently from Smithton, is thriving in Fayetteville’s drug trade.
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William Smith
J. H. Bunnell
Fayetteville
Mr. Bunnell
Smithton
Thanksgiving Delicacies From Boston Cafe Offerings
Mr. C. F. Walch of the Boston Cafe provides seasonable delicacies for Thanksgiving including oysters celery and fruits. He also offers cut flowers to decorate the table or enhance a costume for the occasion.
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C. F. Walch
Boston Cafe
Walch
December Docket Shows Small Circuit Court Term
The December docket for the circuit court was issued today as an economical measure, with 324 cases listed. Jury cases are set for hearing the first two weeks and equity cases the third week.
Wyrick Case Hinted for Jury Tonight in Warrensburg
A Warrensburg telephone message reports the Wyrick case will likely go to a jury tonight. The update suggests closing arguments may have ended earlier in the day.
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Warrensburg
Wyrick
Freight offices in Sedalia shut tomorrow
Sedalia freight offices will be closed tomorrow. Local staff advise customers to plan shipments accordingly and note limited service windows for the closure day.
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Sedalia
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