Sedalia City Council minutes report sidewalk and tax actions
The Sedalia city council met with six aldermen present and several items discussed. Petitions asked for sidewalk construction on Ingram avenue and opening Quincy street, while a protest from Sedalia Electric Street Railway against light bill deductions was reviewed. Ordinances condemned unsafe sidewalks and provided brick or concrete replacements amid budget and tax list actions. Executive session followed to discuss water matters and litigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Stafford
Fulkerson
Hodges
Letts
Meuschke
Scally
Parks
Staten
J. L. Babcock
Baker
Tenth
Ingram Avenues
Ingram Avenue
Broadway
Ninth Street
Menschke
Sedalia
Quincy Street
Henry
Clay Streets
City Light
W. S. Shirk
Thomas J. Osborne
Sedalia Electric Street Railway and Power Company
Light Committee
Park Avenue
Third Street
Thirteenth Street
John Waddell
F. R.indler
Cooper Street
Grand and
Park Avenues
Cohen Coal Company
A. G. Russell
Peter Pehl
West Second Street
Sedalia Awning Company
Sedalia Electric Railway and Power Company
Finance and Tax Committee
SSO
Hud nut line of perfumes announced by Bard Drug Co
Sedalia shoppers are told of the celebrated Hud nut line of perfumes described as the finest quality yet offered. W. E. Bard Drug Co. promotes the new fragrance assortment.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Hudnic
Elks Carnival and Exposition at Joplin
The Elks Carnival and Exposition in Joplin Missouri runs October 20 through 25 featuring fifteen first class shows a large menagerie thrilling performances bicycle stunts high diving tower climbs acrobats and a dazzling electrical display. Smallest midgets and other attractions promise continuous entertainment all week.
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Joplin
Missouri
Death of Pleas Oglesby A Prominent Stockman
Pleas Oglesby of Monireau county died at his Fortuna home from injuries after being thrown from a horse several weeks ago. He leaves a wife and daughter Mrs A J Thomas of Tipton. The notice appears in Tipton Missouri dated October 7.
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Tipton, Mo
Pleas Oglesby
Monireau County
Fortuna
A. J. Thomas
Tipton
Missouri Visitors Delayed To Grand Army Encampment
Missouri G A R attendance is sparse as Bronson of Sedalia and staff arrive late in Washington after delays on West Virginia sidings. Ran som post from St. Louis helps escort them to the Hotel Hamilton where the group rests after a long journey. Bronson notes many Missouri veterans are overwhelmed with urgent duties and could not travel for the encampment.
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Washington
Missouri
Grand Army
Bronson
Sedalia
Ransom Post
St. Louis
West Virginia
Hotel
Hamilton
Missouri G. A. R
Department
Wild western pony injures lawyer in buggy scare
Attorney J D Donnohue tried a wild four year old pony while purchasing it. The animal plunged near Collins’ livery barn on Fourth street causing Donnohue to be thrown headfirst. Clark Marney the bootblack with him escaped unhurt. Donnohue suffered cuts and bruises but no internal injuries or broken bones. He was treated at home by Dr. Woods and expected to recover in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Donnohue
Mr. Donnohue
Fourth Street
Collins
Mr. Donnahue
E. A. Woods
Nic Line of Perfumes Offered in Sedalia
A Sedalia shop proclaims a nic line of perfumes as the finest quality ever offered, promising exquisite scents and refined selection for discerning customers in town.
Sedalia Rifles to Hold Company Inspection Tonight
The Sedalia Rifles plan a company inspection at Liberty Park Hall Armory conducted by officers to be chosen by Colonel H. Mitchell of Nevada. Company DP lists 48 enlisted men with five membership applications. the unit may visit St. Louis and St. Joseph next summer while wintering preparations proceed.
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Sedalia Rifles
Liberty Park Hall
H. Mitchell
Nevada
Company DP
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Sponges at Dow's New Suits Filed Damages Appealed
E B Powell sues Missouri Pacific Railway for damages with appeal from D Kinsey justice of peace. Ira M Cobe seeks new trustee. A L Shortridge trustee versus James Oliver Lindsey in a civil matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Powell
Missouri Pacific Railway
D. Kinsey
Ira M. Cobe
A. L. Shortridge
James Oliver Lindsey
Cadle Seeks Railboard Action in Kansas City Visit
M. W. Cadle, chairman of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, traveled to Kansas City this morning to discuss Missouri Pacific railroad matters with officials.
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M. W. Cadle
B. of UL. E
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Kansas City
Autenreith and Settle Married in New Franklin
Aaron Autenreith and Miss Maymie Settle were wed in New Franklin on October 7 with Reverend A. N. Lindsey presiding. The groom is a railroad worker and the bride is the daughter of Mayor J. M. Settle. They will honeymoon in Denison, Texas.
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New Franklin
Aaron Autenreith
Maymie Settle
A. N. Lindsey
The
Christian Church
J. M. Settle
Denison
Tex
Burnaugh Assault Case Continued Indefinitely
The case of W. H. J. Burnaugh charged with assault on Mrs. E Humphrey was continued indefinitely in Judge Rodgers court this morning.
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W. H. J. Burnaugh
E Humphrey
Clerks Hold Invitation Dance at Assembly Hall
Retail clerks plan an invitational dance at Assembly Hall on Monday night. The event aims to foster camaraderie among workers and provide a social gathering in the evenings.
Dillon to take assistant chief clerk post in St Louis
Clyde H. Dillon, a prominent Sedalia young man, departs tonight for St Louis to join G. R. Dunn and Co as assistant chief clerk of the western department. He has spent the last three years at Landmann's insurance and abstract office and earned a fine reputation. Many Sedalia friends extend good luck wishes.
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Clyde H. Dillon
Sedalia
St. Louis
Western Department
G. R. Dunn and Co
Dillon
Landmann
Insurance and Abstract
Sedalia M W A Camp to Hold Initiatory Meeting
Modern Woodmen of America Sedalia Camp No. 5570 will meet at K of P hall on East Fifth Street for initiatory work Wednesday evening October 8 at 8 o’clock. All members invited. SAM W. JAMES V C E E CODDING Clerk.
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M. W. A. Sedalia
Modern Woodmen of America
K. of P. Hall
East Fifth Street
Order
Sam W. James
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the City Council
Charles Botz
Park Boards
Burnaug
Anelly
Marshall Love
J. A. Bowers
Public Oil Company
Standard Oilpany
Au T
T. Standard Oil Company
Fouth
Willis
Exase
Dow's
Oglesby
Joe Donnohue
Dow’s
New York
EO J. D. Hail Dry Goods CO
Autemubg
Candy Palace
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