A Pleasant Affair by Ritchie Tent at College of Music
One of the winter's most enjoyable concerts by Ritchie tent No 152 K Q O T M next Thursday night in the College of Music hall. Program at 8 o clock with a dance to follow features top city talent including the Oriental Quartet Brown Harris Ed Lyons George Hoffman Mint Johns Prof O H Tiede George Hoffman Mrs W D Steele James Holsman Mrs H MacGugin Theo Dreut zel L E Friemel and the Oriental Male Quartet. Grand finale by Ritchie tent members.
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Ritchie
College of Music Hall
Oriental Quartet
Brown Harris
Ed Lyons
George Hoffman
Mint Johns
O. H. Tiede
Resolution Mandolin Club
The
Mis
Handkerchiefs On Sale At Unheard-Low Prices
200 dozen handkerchiefs placed on sale at lower prices than ever heard of. Prices range from it to $1.50 each.
Six Month Old Meier Child Dies of Bowel Trouble
The six months old child of H H Meier of Camp Branch died Saturday night from bowel trouble. Funeral services were held yesterday at Sacred Heart church.
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H. H. Meier
Camp Branch
Sacred Heart Church
Sheriff to Sell Hoffmans Lots at Sixth and Kentucky
The lots of F. E. Hoffman at Sixth and Kentucky streets will be sold this afternoon by Sheriff Dillard under a deed of trust.
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F. E. Hoffman
Sixth
Kentucky Streets
Dillard
Death of Mrs Scudder in Pasadena Cal
Mrs. R. H. Scudder sister of W. S. Cunningham special agent of the Missouri Pacific and an old resident of St. Louis county died October 10 in Pasadena California.
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R. H. Scudder
W. S. Cunningham
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis County
Pasadena
Cal
Court Case Heads to Circuit Court Over Road Grader
An important case is in the circuit court at Nevada involving possession of a road grader. It will decide the fate of township property as township organization is abolished and there is no existing law on the subject.
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Circuit Court
Nevada
Big Oil Find Shocks War rensburg Readers
Excitement sweeps Warensburg as crude petroleum is found on the W D Maclay farm four miles south. Maclay sells a sample in town and oil men compare it favorably with Beaumont product. Beaumont and Cleveland oil firms telegraph agent J C Christopher to lease ten thousand acres.
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Warrensburg
W. D. Maclay
Maclay
Beaumont
Beaumont and Cleveland Oil Corporation
J. C. Christopher
Land Prices Jump as Offers Spark Farmer Rebuff
Johnson county land rapidly rose in value with landowners rejecting offers from a company. Prices advanced by half within 24 hours after the discovery, signaling strong farmer resistance and sharp market reaction.
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Johnson County
Alley Barber Shop to Offer 15 Cent Shave
Billy Day the barber has expanded his shop on the alley and raised the share price from 100 to 15 cents to fund improvements. Friends and customers requested a return to the old price, and after this notice there will be a 15 cent shave for 10 cents at the Alley Barber Shop.
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Billy Day
Telegraphers Convene in St Louis for 13th International Convention
Two hundred delegates of the Order of Railway Telegraphers from the United States Canada and Mexico gather in St Louis for the thirteenth international convention sessions. President M M Dolphin states wage scales will not be discussed and relations with railway companies are reported as pleasant.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
St. Louis
M. M. Dolphin
Local notes from The Sentinel provide town updates
J B Quigley now runs the water works in Nevada. A horse theft in Warrensburg hints at an organized gang in Johnson and Pettis counties. Mrs W D Steele Mrs A J Tucker and John Gallie host next Friday and Saturday at 604 West Broadway. Mrs Frank Schader, once of Pettis, died in Norman Oklahoma. mother of twenty. A W Moran, once of this city, accused of forgery in Marshalltown Iowa. J H Simpson now leads the Ada Star and is in ill health. A new quartet performed at Broadway Presbyterian Church featuring Callie Clark Vic Jones Richard Johnson Harry Noftsker with Johnson directing and Jessie Smith at organ. Hodges and Brothers hold 2000 bulletins for Missouri State fair meeting in Sedalia September 9 to 13, 1902.
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Warrensburg
The
Star
Johnson and Pettis Counties
Mesdames
W. D. Steele
A. J. Tucker
John Gallie
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Callie Clark
Vic Jones
Richard Johnson
Harry Noftsker
Barritone
Mr. Johnson
Jessie Smith
Pettis County Real Estate Loans at Best Terms
Money loans of $1000 and up at lowest rates on Pettis county realty. Farm loans at 5 percent interest with partial payments allowed. J. H. Bothwell attorney and counselor Sedalia National Bank Building.
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Fowest
Pettis County Realty
J. H. Bothwell
Sedalia National Bank Bldg
Missouri Manual for 1901 02 Ready for Delivery
The first of 12 000 copies of the Missouri manual for 1901 2 will be delivered by the state printer today. The book appears nearly two months earlier than before and contains population politics elections and other Missouri information. It spans about 600 pages.
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Missouri
Renowned Phrenologist Prof Jack Duncan Returns
Prof Jack Duncan, a noted phrenologist and fortune teller, has returned to the city and may be consulted at No 135 East Cooper Street from 9 to 10 in the morning and 1 to 3 in the afternoon. Do not fail to see him.
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Jack Duncan
City
East Cooper Street
Summers Arrested Again in Whip Theft Case
Al Summers was arrested by Constable Robb Saturday night on a charge of stealing a whip from the wagon of Charles Tucker, a colored farmer, on the preceding Wednesday.
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AL. Summers
Robb
Charles Tucker
Good Judges Picnic Hams Armour's Gold Brand
Picnic hams priced at 12 percent per pound with 6 to 8 pound weights offered by Armour's Gold brand in a mild cure.
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Armour
Soldiers Pass Through Enroute to Fort Crook Omaha
Twenty three members of Company H Tenth U S Infantry moved through Saturday afternoon on the way from Little Rock to Fort Crook Omaha under the charge of Lieutenant Reed.
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Tenth U. S. Infantry
Little Rock
Fort Crook
Omaha
Reed
Mustered in Musicians Second Regiment Band Forming
Col Harry Mitchell returned from Joplin with a 25 man drum and bugle corps to be mustered into Nevada's Second Regiment band. Prof Crawford to lead the group which will use instruments formerly owned by the Sixth Missouri in the Spanish American war now kept by Gen Clark at Butler. The band was previously based at Carthage.
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Harry Mitchell
Joplin
Nevada Mail
Nevada
Prof
Crawford
Missouri
Clark
Butler
Farmers Institute at Lamonte to Cover School Work
Jefferson City Mo Oct 9 1901 Dear Sentinel the farmers institute at Lamonte next week will focus on school topics On Oct 16 Prof S A Hoover Warrensburg normal will speak in the afternoon on What the Plants Say to Us and at night Among the Alps He is a strong speaker and will aid directors patrons and advanced pupils Will you dismiss school to hear him He speaks as a representative of the public schools Sincerely W T Carrington State Superintendent of Public Schools.
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Farmers’ Institute
Lamonte
S. A. Hoover
Warrensburg
Fur Sale Promises Prime Coats And Collarettes
The First Word of Furs showcases a refined selection as today’s cold weather spices fur talk. Tey Muffs priced from 2.75 to 8.00 and Collarettes from 5.00 to 22.50.
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Sedalia
Fashionable Wool and Taffeta Waists Long Line
Classified listing detailing waists in wool flannel French flannel and silk taffeta. Prices range from 1.50 to 6.00 with features like gathered fronts tucked backs bishop sleeves pearl buttons and decorative tabs and yoke effects.
Central Business College to Meet Wentworth Team in Lexington
Signea J. 1) Hail Dry Goods Co. reports Central Business College football departs by early train for Lexington to face Wentworth Military Academy. The squad, led by captain McNeil, has trained daily and aims for a strong showing with Imhoff at center and McNeil at right half back among others in the lineup.
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Central Business College
Lexington
Wentworth Military Academy
Imhoff
Murphy
Evans
Letts
Morris
Wells
Swingle
Diffendaffer
McNeil
Sharpless
Kennedy
Sedalia Grocery Changes Hands in Local Deal
Bob Wright a veteran grocery salesman and Chris Eckhoff formerly with Cord Lujin have purchased the Sedalia Grocery company from Messrs. Rodes and Shultz. The sale marks a new ownership phase for the Sedalia store.
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Bob Wright
Chris Eckhoff
Cord Lujin
Sedalia Grocery Company
Messrs. Rodes and Shultz
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Zel
L. E. Friemel
Oriental
Ritchie Iynt
Bitttter
Logal News
the Sentinel
J. B. Quigley
Frank Schader
Pettis County
Norman, Ok
A. W. Moran
Marshalltown
J. H. Simpson
Ada
I. T
Hodges & Bro
Duncan
Hicks
Burbank
Institute AT
Jefferson City, Mo
Sentinel
State Superintendent of Public Schools
Taffeta
Wentworth
Sedaila, Me
MO. O. Fisher
Main St
New Foods and Business
East 3Rd St
Tony
C. F. Boatright
ET B Cigar Factory
Dress D. L
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