Pinson Portrayed as Self styled Martyr in Sedalia Echoes
A Sedalia narrative mocks Pinson and his ally Barclay portraying them as unreliable claimants of fame. It cites Robertson’s misleading claims about Lemp’s plant valuation and notes Pinson’s threats to confront the Sentinel. The piece mocks the duo’s pretensions and predicts vanished influence.
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Pinson
Peach
Barclay
Stephen
Missouri
Robertson
Fifth Street
M. E
Lemp
Lee
CC. D. Brown
Sentinel Force
Beft
Missouri State Records
Sedalia
Shekels
Vale
Hudnut line perfumes praised by Sedalia buyers
The Hudnut line of perfumes is lauded as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia by the W. E. Bard Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Dillon Not Dead Says Prison Letter Refutes Claim
A warden’s letter to G. C. Jeanes of Lincoln Benton county states Henry Dillon is alive and unharmed. The note denies any escape attempt and counters earlier reports of a shooting at the Tennessee state prison.
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Henry Dillon
Tennessee State Prison
G. C. Jeanes
Lincoln
Benton County
Dillon
Coming Wedding for Stella Wilcox and Richard Lower
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Stella Wilcox daughter of Mrs Martha H Wilcox of 315 West Tenth street and Mr Richard S Lower a prominent Longwood farmer. The ceremony is set for next Wednesday evening October 8 at 7 o clock.
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Stella Wilcox
Martha H. Wilcox
West Tenth Street
Richard 8
Lower
Longwood
Mother Attending Son in Katy Hospital Illness
Rayamond Carrington of Hillsboro Texas lies seriously ill at Katy Hospital with Bright's disease. His mother has arrived to care for him while Woodmen of the World members, including Thomas J. Robb, learn of the condition and visit the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayamond Carrington
Hillsboro
Texas
Katy
Kright
Carrington
Woodmen of the World
Thomas J. Robb
Robb
Sedalia
Farmers Buy Feeding Cattle in City Purchase
John F. Phillips and W. L. Layne of Soleville visited the city returning from Kansas City. Layne bought fifty white faced calves and Phillips purchased twenty nine steers averaging about 1000 pounds each. They will feed the stock this winter.
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John F. Phillips
W. L. Layne
Soleville
Kansas City
Mr. Phillips
Newlyweds George Hillias and Mary Monroe Travel Home
Dr George Hillias and his bride Mrs Mary Monroe left Boonville after their wedding yesterday and passed Sedalia this morning on their way to Kansas City. Mrs Hillias is the cousin of Walt Monroe of this city.
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George Hillias
Sedalia
Kansas City
Boonville
Hillias
Mary Monroe
Walt Monroe
Forty Hour Devotion Planned at Sacred Heart Church
The Rev Father Simon CP of Normandy will lead a forty hours service at Sacred Heart church. High mass begins Friday evening and concludes Sunday evening with vespers sermon and benediction.
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Father Simon
C. P
Normandy
Sacred Heart Church
Robbery Report At Concordia Store In Morning
Local authorities warned after a Wednesday morning robbery at a Concordia store. Thieves obtained nearly $100 in cash, about a dozen shirts packed in an express package, and a shotgun.
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Concordia
MATUSCHKA HOUSE WEDDING IN FLAT RIVER MO
Reverend O. Matuschka and Miss Marguerite House wed on Wednesday in Flat River Missouri in a church ceremony attended by local residents and family members.
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Matuschka
Rev
O. Matuschka
Miss Marguerite House
Flat River, Mo
Cadet Outings Planned By High School Company
High school Cadets met in the armory to outline plans for the year. Officers elected last spring return to lead with Commandant J. D. Wilson and Captain R. L. Netherton. New uniforms ordered. encampments planned on streams outside the city with Friday afternoon departures. Monthly drills will be held, open to the public.
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J. D., Wilson
R. L. Netherton
Fred Hughes
Charles Messerly, Jr
Walter Jenkins
Will O’ban
William Beck
Rock Island Awards Contract for Versailles to Kansas City Line
The Rock Island awards the 110 mile St. Louis Kansas City line from Versailles to Kansas City to W R Stubbs of Lawrence Kansas and Flick and Johnson of Davenport Iowa. Completion hoped by July 1 next year.
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Rock Island
St. Louis
Kansas City
Versailles
W. R. Stubbs
Lawrence
Kas
Flick and Johnson
Davenport
Free Rural Free Delivery Begins in Sedalia
The rural free delivery system began in Sedalia yesterday, marking the eighteenth anniversary of free mail delivery there. Eight carriers, including Fred Etzbach still in service, cover eighty five miles serving nearly 2000 residents, using their own conveyances until wagons are completed. The routes include Eddie Kemp on route 1, J. F. Hieronymous on route 2, and John Harris on route 4 with the system expanding in weeks ahead.
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Sedalia
Fred Etzbach
Robert Ramsey
Frank Hughes
Victor Stephens
George McVey
Ernest Heaton
Milo Blair
Eddie Kemp
J. F. Hieronymus
Main Street
Sixteenth Street
John Harris
Dow's Colorado Road Profits Tied to Wiggins Ferry Case
Testimony shows John Scullin and ex Governor D B Francis each received about 1 25 million in cash and 75 000 in Rock Island stock for selling the St Louis Kansas City and Colorado railroad to the Rock Island. The road granted access to union station and linked to fair grounds, prompting friction between the Wabash and World’s Fair managers.
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John Scullin
Wiggins Ferry Company
Carrie Wann
Chicago
Mercantile Trust Company
St. Louis
D. RB. Francis
Rock Island
Francis
Messrs. Scullin
Union
Kansas City
Gentry Street Parade Opens Season With Magnificent Animals
Gentry Bros celebrated trained animal exhibition opens with a street parade through the main city street on Friday October 3 between eleven oclock and noon. The parade showcases a large collection of animals and numerous miniature chariots wagons and buggies under white tops inviting the public to judge its magnificence and beauty. Remembered as a premier traveling show the event urges spectators to inspect and critique as the parade leads to the main performance.
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Gentry Bros
Hamlin to Speak at Democratic Meetings Across Counties
Hon C W Hamlin, candidate for congress, will speak at 7 30 pm at Pauline Fris toe Camp Branch Houstonia Hughesville Smithton Green Ridge Longwood Lamonte and other towns October 2 4 6 8 9 10 11 with county candidates in attendance announced by J M Baldwin and S M Hodges.
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C. W. Hamlin
Congress
Pauline
Fristoe
Camp Branch
Houstonia
Hughesville
Smithton
Green Ridge
Longwood
Lamonte
J. M. Baldwin
S. M. Hodges
Missouri Pacific Division Return May Be Considered
Rumors swirl that the Missouri Pacific division may be moved back to Sedalia from Jefferson City. Rail officials recount Gould’s harsh assessment of the river route and cite freight delays, inflated costs, and 25 to 40 percent loss in business as factors prompting a potential restructuring before winter.
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Missouri Pacific
Sedalia
Jefferson City
Gould
Street Car Derails Near Thirteenth and Ohio
A street car carrying passengers bound for the Maccabee celebration jumped the track at Thirteenth and Ohio streets around nine o clock, causing extensive track damage. Workers repaired the line this morning and installed a new curve.
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Thirteenth
Ohio Streets
Knob Noster Hardware Merchant Weds Knob Noster Bride
J C Foster a well known hardware merchant of Knob Noster married Wednesday afternoon to Miss Hattie Elliott daughter of Hotel Elliott proprietor C M Elliott. Hurley performed the ceremony. The couple are among Knob Noster's most popular young people.
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J. C. Foster
Knob Noster
Hattie
C. M. Elliott
Elliott
Knob Noster Key
Hurley
Knob Nosfer
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Dow’s
Katy Hospital
Dow's
United States
Canada
Queen City Hive No
L. O
Sentinel
Colorado Road
Messrs
Scullin and
Gentry's Street
Candy Palace
Pacific
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