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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1902

Page

8

Railroad News Ben Miller Accepts Grand Trunk Post

Ben Miller the Missouri Pacific dispatcher and his family left Sunday for Belleville Ontario to take a dispatcher role on the Grand Trunk line under Supt Brounlee. His wife remains at home with the stricken mother. Southeastern roads offer half rates for railway employees applying after approval by the road’s general passenger agent.

Ben Miller Missouri Pacific Belleville Ont Grand Trunk Line Mr. Miller Supt. Brounlee Southeastern Roads

Relapse in Mrs Townsend Brings Concern to Missouri Pacific Friends

The friends of H. C. Townsend, general passenger agent of the Missouri Pacific, mourn a relapse in Mrs Townsend now in extreme critical condition. She has been in Trueburg, Me, under summer treatment, with prior reports of improvement contradicted by a telegram received yesterday. Mr Townsend and his youngest child remain at her side.

H. C. Townsend Missouri Pacvffic

Conductor Billy Ott Returns From Midland Assignment

Conductor Billy Ott of the Katy line returned Saturday night from Midland Texas after completing his assignment.

Billy Ott The Katy Midland Tex

Six Mile Road District petition to resubmit road law

A petition by 169 qualified voters of Special Road District No. 8 seeks resubmission of the Six Mile District road law to Pettis County Missouri voters. The county court ordered the proposition for adoption submitted at the general election on November 4 1902. Voters favoring continuation should vote for adoption. opponents vote against adoption of the road law.

Six Mile Road District Pettis County Missouri Six Mile Road

Prison Terms for Theft of Brass Stationery Engine Parts

John Jakeman and Dave Brown were sentenced in police court this morning to ten and sixty days respectively for stealing brass parts from a stationary engine owned by Graham and Barnard, who operate the mines.

John Jakeman Dave Brown Graham and Barnard

Missouri Library Association to Convene in Sedalia

The Missouri Library Association will meet Thursday and Friday in Sedalia in the library art room. Visitors are expected from St. Louis Kansas City Warrensburg Columbia St. Joseph and other cities. F M Crunden head librarian of the St. Louis Public Library will speak Friday evening. He spoke at Sedalia library dedication last summer.

Missouri Library Association Sedalia St. Louis Kansas City Warrensburg Columbia St. Joseph F. M. Crunden

Lotus Club to Host Six Dances This Fall and Winter

The Lotus club announces six dances through fall and winter. Dates are Halloween October 31 Thanksgiving November 27 Christmas Eve December 24 January 29 February 23 and April 14 just after Lent.

Lotus Club Hallowe’en

Death at Smithton Typhoid Claims 11 Year Old

Anna Pulliam, 11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J A Pulliam of Smithton Missouri, died at home Sunday morning from typhoid fever. Funeral services set for 10 a m Tuesday.

Smithton Anna J. A. Pulliam

Yeater To Address Voters At Green Ridge Wednesday

Hon Charles E Yeater will speak to voters at Green Ridge Wednesday with plans to discuss local issues and next steps. An audience is expected at the town hall to hear the message.

Green Ridge Charles E. Yeater

Range bred horses proven strong farm workers on range

Range bred horses prove ideal for farm tasks weighing about 1,500 pounds with prompt action on the binder plow and market loads. Draft bred range horses offer cheaper, sturdy work stock, though very slow heavy pulls can be troublesome. The article endorses crossing range mares with strong boned draft stallions to yield 1,100 to 1,250 pound foals suited to grain states farms.

Eclipse Restored Voice At Treasury Messenger Claims Moon Eclipse Cured Him

Washington October 20 How ard Merriman an aged colored messenger at the treasury department press room asserts that the eclipse of the moon Thursday night restored his voice and tells of the cure with great enthusiasm. For months Merriman has been barely able to be heard. Upon greeting the captain of the watch he spoke loudly baffling expectations. He said after the eclipse passed his voice began to improve and attributed it to the lunar phenomenon.

Washington Howard Merriman Treasury Department Press Room Merriman Watch

Catalpa Demonstrated as Fine Paper Making Material

Recent experiments indicate the catalpa tree can yield quality pulp for paper production. Researchers report favorable fiber properties suggesting practical use in industrial papermaking.

Sedalia Camp M W A meeting notice

Sedalia Camp No 5570 M W A will meet in K of P hall on East Fifth Street Wednesday evening October 22 for regular business and a short social session. All Modern Woodmen are cordially invited. SAM W JAMES V C EK E CODDING Clerk.

Sedalia Camp K. of P.hall East Fifth Street Sam W. James EK. E. Codding

Great Strike Leader Mitchell Passes 55 Years Old

President Mitchell, longtime head of the United Mine Workers Union, is described as a monumental strike leader. Married with four children, he has led the union since age 28 after losing his parents in youth and fending for himself since age ten.

Mitchell Nut United Mine Workers’ Union

No Other Family Life Like This In St Paul Tale Of Twins

In St Paul Minnesota on October 20 Jas Weir of Boone Iowa is father to eleven pairs of twins. The family includes a boy and a girl with each birth and the two eldest daughters married twin brothers. Within twelve hours both daughters bore twins a boy and a girl. All Weir children remain in good health.

St. Paul, Minn Jas Weir Boone County Iowa Wei Marri Weir

Rural free delivery routes expand in Missouri

The Rural Free Delivery system in Missouri now runs 45 routes with six more workers sending out new mail fields. Average route length spans about 21.5 miles to 1.5 miles and the monthly cost reaches approximately 270000 dollars.

Missouri

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