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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1902

Page

8

Railroad News Highlights From Katy System Roster Changes

Rail updates report Charlie Jackson recovering from a Muscogee injury and early recovery hoped. Jefferson City switchman George M. Lartanoix ill at Elm Street home. John E. Book visits family in Jefferson City. George Weer leaves Nevada local for Katy fireman post. Licklider resigns Katy line for through freight. Baker takes Nevada local. Greenstreet returns from Nevada and Rich Hill. Finnis Amick returns to Sedalia to resume through freight. John Lynch injured wrist with a boil delaying report. Joe Wolfe and Kh C Evans families out for nuts and fishing on Flat Creek. Lt. Ruby and M. C. Berry examined for engineer promotion. Edgar Johnson of Sedalia has secured a position.

George M. Lartanoix Jefferson City Elm Street Jefferson City Tribune John E. Book Katy JD. Kinsey George Weer Nevada Lee Licklider Baker T. Greenstreet Rich Hill Finnis Amick Sedalia John Lynch Joe Wolfe Kh. C. Evans Flat Creek

Local Endorsement Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills

Sedalia readers hear a testimonial from F W Scholton saddler about kidney pain and back troubles. He says Doan's Kidney Pills cured his last attack after a year of symptoms. The ad notes 50 cents per box and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.

F. W. Scholton Pacific Street W. E. Bard Drug Co Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

Brakeman Struck by Bridge Injures Arm on Missouri Pacific

R. B. Harrah a brakeman on the river route division of the Missouri Pacific was struck by a bridge Thursday at Nap ton sustaining a fracture of the bones of one arm. The train broke and the brakeman on top signalled the engineer to stop when his uplifted right hand struck the bridge and he was knocked from the train. Dr J L Thorpe attended him.

R. B. Harrah River Route Division Missouri Pacific Napton Jefferson City Tribune J. L. Thorpe

Katy Paint Shops Position in Parsons Advertised

Sedalia and Nevada final run of the Katy lines offers a brakeman vacancy with Sunday layover in Nevada. If unfilled within ten days from the regular list, the position will be filled from the extra list.

Katy Parsons Parsons Sun Sedalia Nevada

Village mare stolen after Pioneer Hall birthday party

A. F. Tessmer, Capital circulator, tied his mare at Second and Lamine for a Pioneer hall birthday event. Returning home he found the horse missing, later found standing at the barn with the hitching rein left in the buggy, suggesting it was used during the celebration.

A. F. Tessmer The Capital Second and Lamine Pioneer Hall

1902 Peach Crop in Georgia Predicted as Record

Georgia crops show mixed results with onions poor in some areas and average elsewhere but large acreage boosts overall prospects. Peach crop for 1902 expected to set records at about 1500 carloads while tobacco curing progresses well and corn outlook remains promising. Oklahoma leads in castor bean growth with a good season. hairy vetch seed is scarce and costly. A consortium of major harvesting machinery manufacturers forms a $120 million corporation.

Georgia Government Weather Bureau Oklahoma United States

Public Auction of Household Goods and Farm Stock

Public sale announced for Lakeview Poultry Farm near the Missouri Pacific stock yards. Auction includes household goods a cow three bred Plymouth Rock chickens and related items at the first white house north of the stock yards tomorrow.

Lakeview White House Missouri Pacific Stock Yards

Eighteen Bays On Two Charges

In Judge Kinsey's court Ernest Sims was sentenced to fifteen days in the county jail for petit larceny and received a three day sentence on gambling.

Kinsey Ernest Sims

Cars Running at New Orleans Armory Declares City Quiet

New Orleans on October 16 reports all city troops dismissed from the armory and country troops headed home this evening. City railcars run on schedule though the new law segregation of cars by race, effective October 13, has not yet been complied with.

New Orleans

Special sale on meat and lard items at discount

Readable fragments note meat and lard prices for dry salt meat and California hams offered in a sale. The notice indicates a sale period starting Saturday through Monday with price hints and local shop reference to St. Louis market terms.

California ST. Louis Mar

Masonic Lodge Holds Regular Meeting Tonight

Granite Lodge No. 272 A F and A M meets at 7 30 PM for regular communication All Master Masons are fraternally invited W M J H Johnson and officers for t he evening

Granite Lodge No A. F A. M J. H. Johnson W. M. Thanges Ser’ v

Albert Kahn Wins Jardeniere Prize at Conchet and Reme

Albert Kahn of The Bell won a $3 jardeniere prize at the Conchet and Reme china store. He correctly guessed 284 jardiniers in the south window, the exact number, with two others guessing the same but his entry filed first.

Albert Kahn Conchet and Reme Mr. Kahn

Winter Streetcar Schedule Change in Sedalia

The winter timetable lists new hourly departures for the Forest Park and Grand Avenue lines from Ohio and Main streets. Forest Park cars depart at the start of each hour, Grand Avenue at 7:20, 8:20, and so on, Liberty Park cars leave from Ohio avenue ter minus at hour start, East Sedalia cars run 15 minutes before and after each hour.

Forest Park Ohio Main Street Liberty Park Ohio Avenue Grand Avenue Ohio and Main Streets East Sedalia

Big Day at Concordia Street Fair Draws Crowds

Concordia residents fill streets for a large fair amid splendid weather. Organizers anticipate strong receipts as attendees enjoy the event and express gratitude for the reliable sunshine.

Concordia

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Wil Eng E. E. McClellan New York Railroad News Charlie Jackson Muscogee, I. T Links and Lt. Ruby M. C. Berry Edgar Johnson Sedalia, Mo New Y News and Notes Cannon Dry Goods Company North Side Court House Square Chio Street Moneg Adies Fament Canton Economi Cal Callan Smith Marshali-nowe Hardware Company West Second Street West Main Street Tel
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