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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1901

Page

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Farmers Institute at Lamonte Reported Well Attended

The first day of the Missouri State Board of Agriculture farmers institute met at the Lamonte opera house with Col. Wilbur F. Tuttle as chair and E. W. Robinson on swine raising. Talks on dairy, small fruit and alfalfa followed, with music and a hog cholera discussion. schools dismissed for attendance.

Lamonte Farmers’ Institute State Board of Agriculture W. OD. Wade Wilbur F. Tuttle Dresden Missouri House of Representatives G. M. Smith Tuttle E. W. Robinson State Ward of Agriculture C. H. Eckles Agricultural College At Columbia George W. Williams Humansville Armers Lessrs Agee Wright Rudy Lantz Misses Fowler Higinbotham Prof. Eckles K. Robinson

Purity Brigade at Opera House Friday and Jolly American Tramp Saturday

The Purity Brigade presents Lover's Lane Clyde Fitch's pastoral play at the opera house Friday night October 18 with an acclaimed cast and scenic splendor. On Saturday matinee and night October 19 Manager Yank D Newell promises the comedy drama A Jolly American Tramp with comedy and pathos and strong audience laughter.

Purity Brigade Lover’s Lane Clyde Fitch Opera House William A. Brady Yank D. Newell

City Wins Damages in First Case in Years

The City of Sedalia won a damage suit verdict for 10000 in a fall on a defective sidewalk. Plaintiff Effie Shore sued for 10000. City Attorney Kelly led the defense with Engineer Zoll and Officer Ramsey assisting. The trial marked a rare city victory in such cases.

Jeffie Shobe Sedalia Kelly Zoll Ramsey John Cashman R. A. Higdon

Brooks Skeeter Regulator drives them off at 10c

Local tidbits include drug store price 10 cents at Bard's Drug Store and various notices such as lawsuits, divorces, and moving announcements. The publication notes community events, injuries, police absence, fish catch reports, and a theatre engagement at Wood's opera house. The Warren vs railroad damages case is listed among court actions.

Brooks Skeeter Bard’s Drug Store Brooks’ Skeeter

Jubilee opens with modiste gowns in Sedalia show

Maker Will Have Jubilee presents delicate creations by a modiste for the Carmen and Camille performances in Sedalia. Gowns will be shown to please ladies in the audience with prices 10 20 and 30 cents. Ladies admitted free to the opening. Send bundles to Sedalia Steam Laundry for value received.

Wood’s Opera House Carmen Camille Sedalia Steam Laundry

Mrs. Kate Maddox Dies in Knob Noster Pneumonia

Pettis county residents near Smithton celebrate completion of a steel bridge over Flat creek near Carpenter Ford after delays due to a steel strike. A jubilee with baskets speeches and games is planned. The item also notes local deaths, business notices, and regional happenings with multiple named people and companies.

Pettis County Smithton Flat Creek Carpenter Ford Kate Maddox J. H. Maddox Knob Noster

Officials and business men tour Sedalia to Indianapolis

A private car of Kansas City officials, business leaders, and newspaper men traveled from Sedalia to Indianapolis as honored guests of the Missouri Pacific and Vandalia railways and Barber Asphalt. The group, including city officials and police, are set to attend events in Indianapolis and see the Kansas City fire crew win laurels at the Paris exposition.

Indianapolis Hugh McGowan Kansas City Fire Crew Missouri Pacific Kansas City Vandalia Barber Asphalt Street Railway R. W. Waddell Chas. Curry Wm. Clough J. S. Winn John Conlon John P. O’neil James Dearn Chas A. Adkins W. J. Campbell James Fairweather John Mulholland Ed L. Winn W. W. Harndon Aldersouri Pacific Holly Jannce Andy G. Luckey George Holmes The Barber Asphalt Co Charles E. Styles Holly Janice Andy O’hare Plain Clothes Kansas City Police Department Col. O. H. Hunt Paul Tieman the Star George W. Foster World

Roosevelt buys fine coach horses in Washington

In Washington the President purchased three blooded bays from Kentucky bred stock to draw his carriage, matching in size color and style. In Jefferson City Missouri Division No. 2 of the supreme court denies habeas corpus to Joseph Roberts, serving a five year term for possessing burglar tools. A blind girl in Richmond Missouri Mattie Elliott dies after a kitchen stove fire, with two young children nearby.

Kentucky Douglass Robinson Roosevelt Washinton Jefferson City Supreme Court Joseph Roberts Buchanan County Richmond Mattie Elliott

Wonderful Trotter Crescens Sets Unbelievable Mile Pace

The stallion Crescens reportedly covered a mile in Columbus Ohio on August 1 at an average speed of about forty three feet per second. The claim draws astonishment but authorities suggest figures may be accurate based on the observed stride and performance.

Columbus Ohio Crescens

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Lamonte Opera Sentinel Pogram G. H. Hepard Lon Luther St. Louis Ons H. J. Waters Agricultral College Exarment Station C. D. Lyon Higginsport S. A. Scover Warrensburg Normal Waters Missouri University Umbia Mumford S. A. Hoover Nsburg State Normal Lyon Pilot Grovesterday To Lamonte Ots Hoover Carrington Robert McGregor Toledo Dow Drug Company Effie Shore Circuit Court Gentry J. L Warren Muscatine Chicago Miss Winston Rutledge Fahey Morrison Gregg’s Hall R. F. Hughes Patrick Presley Andrew J.gentry John R.clapton William Courtney J. H. Stults Jennie Walls Edward Imhauser J. F. Bailey Ellis R. Smith Jos B. Gorrell E. E. Conway Mary S. Ming Aswer E. L. Hamilton Restau West Main Street Central Business College Laura Stanley F. O. Fannon West Seventh Street John Jackson Love Peter Tarwater Fisher’s Lake Nadine Winston Wood James L. Warren Sedalia, Warsaw and Southwestern Railway Company Jubilee Will Atkins Sedalia Ice and Cold Storage Company Star Tobacco Company Amelia F. F. Combs W. E. Hiatt Clapton Norman Crawford East Fifth Street Missouri-Stratton Mining Company Lake Creek Township Costello County Colo W. H. H. Meyers Longan’s Sedville Gray Stationery -Dow Drug Company Winston Stock Company Muscatine Republic Hamilton Merimee Phoebe Petliff Sam Kingsbaker Hastain Anadarko, OK Moffitt Merchandise Company Windsor McLaughlin Bros Pee Eerend Trotter
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