City Council Reaffirms Votes in Quiet Meeting
The city council held a quiet session at City Hall last night with all aldermen present except Mr. Hammond. They rejected the Electric Light Company bills and laid over Third Street paving to check legality, with executive session at 9:10 PM. They ordered new North Prospect sidewalks, authorized stone crossings on Wilkerson Grand and Emmett Boonville, and approved concrete sidewalks on Dal-Whi-Mo court. The alley in Stewart and Thompson's addition was to be opened, and curb lines on Sixth Street were approved. A junk dealer ordinance was kept, and discussions on steam heating and the water supply occurred, noting ample water for months ahead.
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Scally
North Prospect Street
Grand Avenue
Main
Second
Zoll
Wilkerson Street
Emmett
Missouri Pacific
Stewart Avenue
Welly
Sixth Street
Broadway
C. W. Kemp
Third Street
Lamine
Osage
Water Company
Flat Creek
Hot Stuff Koal Koa For Sale Offer
Announcement declares the firm name Hot Stuff and offers a stock of second hand goods for sale at 106 West Main Street. The notice notes a good established trade, low rent, and payments through next June with license taxes and insurance covered. It mentions a central number for inquiries and references Main and Missouri Avenue.
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Central
Koal KO
West Main Street
Best Is the Cheapest Men’s Underwear Ad
An advertisement announces first quality men’s double fleece underwear priced at 50 cents, offered nationwide through THE BOSTON at 214 Ohio Street.
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Boston
Ohio Street
Inspection of National Guard Units Ordered by General Clark
General H C Clark orders all N G M companies inspected between October 20 and November 20 with Colonel J H McCord detailed for duty. Lost a small gold pearl stud between the Baptist church and 309 East Third street. finder to leave at Judge Rogers' office and claim reward.
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H. C. Clark
J. H. McCord
Baptist Church
East Third Street
Company D Drill and Dance Set at Liberty Park Hall
The Second Regiment N G M will hold its first drill and dance of the season at Liberty park hall on Thursday night October 24. The event promises a festive mood with a program titled Wait and see A Merry Chase.
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Liberty Park Hall
Kansas City lays to rest Times with Star takeover
After 51 years no Times cried on Kansas City streets as the Star assumes the Democratic organ role. The Star now banners The Kansas City Times beneath its masthead, but otherwise the old paper line is largely gone.
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Kansas City
Star
Kansas City Times
Stray Dark Bay Horse Description Circulates
A dark bay horse about 15 hands high and 1000 pounds has strayed or been stolen near the Candy Palace area. Both hind feet are described, and contact phone number 218 is provided for information.
Hosiery Ad Describes Black Onyx and Topsy Brands
An advertisement lists women’s hosiery including fast black seamless stockings, two thread cottons, and regular made options. Prices shown: 19 cents for double sole, 25 cents for double thread with spliced heel and toe, 10 cents for 914, 15 cents for extra heavy ribbed school stockings. Sizes vary by product.
For Sale and Notices in a Section of Classified Ads
White horse description with scars on right hind foot and right foreleg notes forelock mane and tail colors. Owner W. B. Challacombe 1514 South Kentucky. Also for sale a four room house and lot near Lamy factory. Rent notices and laundry listing at 218 West Fourth Street.
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W. B. Challacombe
Kentucky
Lamy Factory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lyman
Chase
Sedalia
T. B. Dyer
Pocket Books
Amnanae
Electric Light Company
Sion
Mr. Hammond
Boonville
Dal-Whi-Mo Court
Stewart and Thompson
Park Avenue
Fourth Street
Ceme
Tery
Gilsonite Roofing and Paving Company
Baker
Lulu Kunkel
J. M. Offield
Sedalia College of Music
West’s
Perry’s
College
Mrs. Monahan-Collier
Main and
Missouri Avenue
Drill and Dance
Candy Palace
Simpson’s
Merrimac
Johnson’s
Simpson
Hail Dry Goods Co
West Fourth Street
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