German Pioneer Day Celebration At Liberty Park
Crowds crowded Liberty Park for German American day with football races and a large evening program. The Missouri Pacific shop team faced the high school in a hard fought football game and a dance followed the program with performances by Friemel's Military band and a chorus of young ladies.
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Liberty Park
Sentinel
Missouri Pacific
Friemel
Lizzie Randon
Holcomb
Winnie M: Son
Chas. Walch
Roy Wells
Chas. Schmidt
Bichsel
Demuth
Arthur Linaberry
Ewart X& Marshall
Kahrs
Ed Babner
J. Simon
G. Kael
Doberecht
Frank Kaler
Tom Kaler
Waniskey
Murphy
Hahn
Myers & Dow
Missouri Pacific Shop Boys
Gapt. Anamosa
Shop
Victory
Nic Haerle
Lexington
Tessmer
Haerle
Pioneer Society
Lorelei
Pr . C. H. Tiede
W. D. Steele
Die Zwei Grenadiere
Irma Collins
Robyn
F. X. Wagner
Old Pettis County Resident Dies After Paralysis
Mrs. Mary Tabb aged 67 longtime Pettis county resident died this morning at her daughter’s home in Sedalia of paralysis after a bed confinement of ten weeks She leaves four children and was a Baptist Church member Funeral at Providence Baptist Church led by Rev Norman Phillips Also noted is the death of Frank Craig and his four month old son buried in Clapton cemetery
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Mary Tabb
Pettis County
Will Irwin
East Third
Malta Bend
Sedalia
Adair County
Kentucky
Clifton City
Harry Brown
Tipton Ford
John
Nannie Netherford
Tabb
The
Baptist Church
Providence Baptist Church
Norman Phillips
Frank Craig
Lookout
Clapton
Denison M K & T Shops Extend Hours to 10:30 PM
The M K T machine, tin, and blacksmith shops in Denison will operate nightly until 10:30 p m beginning tonight, affecting about 200 workers due to engine trouble and a missing report. United States Deputy Marshal R C Lee and Guard W N Ward escorted two alleged criminals from Atoka including Robert Glover jailed for murder and Mack McGee bound for a Boonville reform school. Hospital arrivals include several workers with remittent fever or bronchitis and intermittent fevers.
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United States
R. C. Lee
W. N. Ward
Atoka
Indian Territory
Robert Glover
Jefferson City
Messer
South McAlester
Mack McGee
Boonville
Enormous Bank Clearings in September Across 76 Cities
Bradstreet's reports September bank clearings totaled 7.013 billion across 76 cities, up nearly 2 percent from August and 20.6 percent from September last year. Western cities led gains at 46 percent with New England and middle states following, while Southwestern cities posted the smallest rise of 1g percent.
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Ter
Sherer
New York
Bradstreet’s
New England
Middle States
Steam shovel sent to Katy shops for repairs
A steam shovel from the M., KK. & E. division has been sent to Katy shops for repairs, arriving for overhaul and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
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Fred Young
Holmes Lull
M. A. Tizers
Ruley
Anamosa
H. S. Boys
Holmes Hall
Young
Hall
H. 5
Boss and Hoss
Missouri School
Pacific, Smith
Watt Young Promes
Askren
Tee Marcum Doherty
Williams Scheer
Ae Bodendeck
Finnegan
Assoc
Gornall Woods
Fae Woods
Borger
Horace Gallie Anamosa
H. B. Sinnett
Dr. Scalek
Mint Johns
Hunter and
Harris
Parsons
Denison Herald
A. M. Guyer
Hillis’ Undertaking Rooms
Guyer
Heath
Thomas Newman
Lewis Rast
William Smith
G. T. Ryan
Micheal Tinnegan
O. and
C. Orrison
Dan Gallivan
Chas. Menefee
Ross Fetters
Robert McCulloch
John Butler
W. G. Kaittle
C. W.green
Big Four
Christian Church
Cincinnati
First Church
Melvin Putman
Sherman, Shreveport and
Southern Division
Denison
Acci
Dents
Harge
C. E. Morton
J. R. Creasey
Franklin
Jennings
Frank Jennings
New York Clearing House
John Bull
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