Mrs Cornelius Dead at 52 After Visit to Sedalia
Mrs. Mattie Cornelius aged 52 died at 5 p m Thursday at the home of Zeke Kemp eight miles west of Sedalia where she was visiting. She was a Sedalia resident for years and sister to Samuel Elbert the local printer. She leaves two children Harry and Dorothy. She was a Christian church member and noted as a devoted mother. Remains were taken to Knob Noster for burial.
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Mattie Cornelius
Zeke Kemp
Sealia
Cornelius
Sedalia
Kansas City
Samuel Elbert
City
Mary Berry
Fowler, Cole
Harry
Dorothy
Christian Church
Knob Noster
Tim Murphy Shines as Old Innocence at City Opera House
Perfume scenes fade beside Tim Murphy’s magnetic stage presence in Old Innocence. The young star, though new to twenty year roles, delivers a masterful portrayal with the character’s age, gait, and mannerisms. Dorothy Sherrod supports with charm while costumes captivate the feminine audience.
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Tim Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Murphy
Opera
Dorothy Sherrod
Miss Sherrod
Carter Reynolds to Stage Four Act Play at Opera House
The Carter Reynolds company unveils their week long engagement at the opera house starting Monday night with the four act play From Cumberland Gap. The production promises a beautiful story and strong performances by a capable cast with ladies admitted free on opening night.
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Carter-Reynolds
Cumberland Gap
Sedalia Steam Laundry Promotes Clean Clothes
The Sedalia Steam laundry operated by George Longan promises sweetly clean garments as they come from the shop. Local customers value fresh, well cared for fabrics and prompt service.
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Sedalia
George Longan
Notorious Fleming and Madam Lizzie Nab Suspects Again
Sam Fleming and Lizzie Madison were arrested for luring a man to their north side den for robbery. The pair, repeatedly jailed over the past year, allegedly used stays to receive light sentences. John Butler of Benton County reportedly confronted by an accomplice and a false claim about a sick child near the Missouri Pacific tracks.
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Sam Fleming
Lizzie Madison
John Butler
Benton County
Missouri Pacific
Fleming
Renton Coun
Skeleton of Confederate Soldier Exhumed in Indiana
The skeleton of Indiana’s sole Confederate soldier was exhumed in New Albany on October 17 and carried to Tennessee for final interment. J. Womack, brother of the deceased, collected the remains, which consisted only of bones. Wack died in 1863 on the air ground hill near Corydon during Morgan’s raid through Indiana.
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New Albany
Ind
Indiana
Tennesee
J. Womack
Satchel Wack
Corydon
Morgan
Republicans at Finch Elects Prosecution Candidate
Dow's meeting place Finch last night drew a good crowd for the Republican gathering. John Teeters presided as chairman introducing C. C. Kelly the Republican candidate for prosecuting attorney. Harvey D. Dow a bright young attorney spoke briefly after Mr. Kelly.
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Finch
John Teeters
C. C. Kelly
Harvey D. Dow
Mr. Kelly
Hud nic line of perfumes at Bard Drug Co Sedalia
The W. E. Bard Drug Co announces the celebrated Hud nic line of perfumes, touted as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia. The store emphasizes their premium selection and invites customers to explore the new scents.
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Hudnic
Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Dow's
Birthday anniversaries celebrated at Liederkranz hall
L. E. Friemel and William Drechs ter celebrated their birthdays with the German Pioneer society at the Liederkranz hall. The event featured addresses, recitations, and music, followed by an informal dance. Refreshments and emblems from Eintracht lodge were offered to the guests of honor.
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L. E. Friemel
William Drechster
Liederkranz Hall
German Pioneer Society
Order of United Worksmen
Eintracht Lodge
Sedalia Store Avant-Garde Offers Finest Perfume Line
A Sedalia shop markets a nut line of perfumes described as the finest quality ever offered, while Dow's stocks toilet paper, signaling a mix of luxury fragrance and daily necessities.
W Lewis Promoted to New City Post
C W Lewis, longtime Metropolitan Insurance agent based in Parsons, is slated to move to this city this week to assume a promoted role. The announcement appears in the Parsons Sun.
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W. Lewis
C. W. Lewis
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Parsons
Parsons Sun
Boar Bought At Nodaway Pedigreed Stock Sale
Joe Imhauser purchased a fine Duroc Jersey boar at the Orrsburg Nodaway county Pedigreed stock sale and will take it to his farm east of the city.
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Joe Imhauser
Orrsburg
Nodaway County
Piper Gorrell wedding linked at Marshall Missouri
Marshall Missouri October 17 Mr Lud E Piper and Miss Carrie B Gorrell of Nelson wed in a local ceremony. The event united two families with a simple public announcement detailing the newlyweds and place of nuptials.
Robbery Report Leads to Arrests in Sedalia
Constable White of Pilot Grove reported being robbed of $25 and his gun near Bowery booze. Officers jailed Dode Hubbard and Lutie Ambles after identifying them as suspects, with both women pleading not guilty in police court.
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Constable White
Pilot Grove
Sedalia
Bowery
Gallie Lumber Company
White
Leftwich
Eckhoff
Dode Hubbard
Lutie Ambles
Delegates Chosen for Federation of Women’s Clubs
Miss Lucille Hill and Mrs. Sallie Potter Sneed were elected delegates to the Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting to be held in Kansas City next month.
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Lucille Hill
Sallie Potter Sneed
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Kansas City
Moon Eclipse Draws Large Sedalia Crowd
The lunar eclipse attracted many Sedalia residents who observed the event from shortly after 7 PM until around 11 PM with the spectacle ending by midnight.
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Sedalia
Phelan Reports Dumont Prize Offer for Transcontinental Airship
Ex mayor Phelan in London says Santos Dumont seeks a 200000 prize only if the Paris to San Francisco airship voyage succeeds. He will pay his own expenses and builds a new ship, confident in completing the trans oceanic and continental journey with others contributing to the purse. A separate suit in Jefferson City claims Lillian Murrell was injured by a Missouri Pacific train, seeking 1000000 damages.
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London
Phelan
San Francisco
Associated Press
M. Santos Dumont
Mr. Phelan
Lillian P. Murrell
Missouri Pacific Railway Co
W. S. Pope
Daily Democrat
L9ol
Jefferson City
Forty One Years Old Bartender Remembered
Will Murphy, long known as Quinn's popular bartender, died at forty one. Born in Pike County Missouri, he was closely associated with the eccentric Joe Bowers, a figure who helped shape the state’s fame.
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Will Murphy
Quinn's
Mr. Murphy
Pike County
Joe Bowers
Verdict for $5,000 in Smoot vs Kansas City case
Absalom Smoot sued Kansas City seeking $25,000 for injuries from a defective sidewalk. After a week in Pettis county circuit court, the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff totaling $5,000 in damages.
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Absalom Smoot
Kansas City
Pettis County
Harvest Festival at M E Church Draws Crowds
Ladies of the M. E. Church host a Harvest Festival at the church lecture room serving meals and selling vegetables to benefit the church. Crowds attended the day as decorations featured autumn leaves and the project is expected to raise a neat sum.
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M. E
Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad Promises Clean Clothes
An advert for Sedalia Steam Laundry at 216 Lamine Street offers fresh cleaning services with a phone number 154 and claims no musty odors or overly blue garments after work.
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Sedalia
Lamine Street
Clio Club Elects New Members At Thursday Meeting
At a Thursday afternoon gathering the Clio club elected Miss Vic Jones Miss Grace Campbell and Miss Emma Miner as new members. A paper titled The Forests of Germany was read by Miss.
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Clio Club
Vic Jones
Grace Campbell
Emma Miner
Germany
Hannibal City Council Sets Monthly Police Time Ledger
The Hannibal City Council votes to create a monthly time book for the police force and to require the city marshal to report time lost by each officer each month. The ordinance, effective July 1, directs any time lost to be deducted from officer salaries.
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Hannibal
Funeral of Mrs Schuster at German Evangelical Church
The funeral of Mrs. Peter Schuster was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the German Evangelical church with Rev. Fred Pfeiffer officiating. Pallbearers were G. C. McCabe Ben Martin G. T. Labrith J. F. Geis chen Charles AF OW.
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Peter Schuster
Marriage of Missouri Professor King and Miss Iglehart
In Columbia on October 17 a marriage is announced between Professor M S King, formerly an instructor in bookkeeping at the University of Missouri, and Miss Mary Iglehart, formerly a stenographer in President Jesse’s office. The Jefferson Club held a regular meeting last night with several members present, refreshments served, and a short talk delivered.
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Columbia, Mo
M.S. King
University of Missouri
Mary Iglehart
Jesse
Jefferson Club
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Madison
Butler
James Card
Truxel
Don’s
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Yair
Piper-Gorrell
Santos Dumont
Paris
Pacific
M. E. Church
THE
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For
Sorosis Shoes
America
Sorosis
J.D. Hail Ory Goods CO
Jefferson
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