Notable visitors and residents cited in Sedalia notices
Sedalia paper lists numerous visitors and locals leaving for home or travel. Names include Hugh Rogers of Vermont, Tom Blair, Mrs. Farnham, Ex-Governor W. J. Stone, Judge Shirk, J. H. Clemens, and C. B. Wharton. Movements span Sedalia to Pueblo, Los Angeles, Chicago, Kansas City, Knob Noster, and beyond with hospital stays and conventions noted.
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Taylor
Hugh. Rogers
Vermont
Cooper County
Missouri
Sedalia
Tom Blair
Pueblo
Colo
Los Angeles
Gia
St. Louis
Lee Snapp
Postal
Mayfield
Otterville
West Seventh Street
Rachel Chapman
Martha Chapman
Andrew Hofmuckle
Russelville
Sutton
E. B. Brereton
B. B. Brereton
Lutman
Baker
Nice
Susie White
Knoll Nester
W. D. Lupe
Dallas
Texas
Ed J. Evans
W. J. Stone
Emmaie
Amelia Eding
Kansas City
Milton Faust
Effie Bilger
Sedana
Christian Endeavor
Annie Brill
East Eleventh Street
J. H. Clemens
Snk
Merrill Manufacturing Co
City
Nellie
Bessie Nelson
Sherman
Sweet Springs
L. R. Collins
Macomb
H. W. Collins
Ernest Maddox
Jefferson City
J. D. Stark
George Withers
Susan White
Knob Noster
Lon Luther
Lamonte
A. J. Davis
Arthur Baldwin
Albertine Whitweter
Charles Yeater
Fast Mail
Warrensburg
Prof. Steininger
Holden
Edgar Jones
Will Garrant
Warsaw
Joe Stack
Garrett Perdue
William Carter
First Presbyterian Church of
J. W. Menefee
Windsor
Robert Griffith
Boonville
John Montgomery
Lawrence Laupheimer
Appleton City
George Heller
Wilkesbarre
J. H. Teller
Charles Dexter
Versailles
Judge Shirk
Seymon Miller
Wind
Cc. B. Wharton
Oklahoma
Wharton
Narrow Escalate In Mora Farmers Wire Tracks
Farmers around Mora strung telephone wire across S W tracks for their benefit, risking a brakeman Nelson Smith on a moving train. Train halted and wire cut. Wire reappeared next day and was cut again before farmers agreed on a new pole to clear the line.
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Warsaw
Mora
S. W
Nelson Smith
Rail career shifts mark Missouri freight era
Conductor Thomas Russell will soon run the Nevada to Parsons local after filling a Sedalia to Parsons vacancy left by RK Parsons resignation. James Kennedy plans Sedalia relocation with health concerns driving move from Thayer. C bk Marsh resigns as lashier to become station agent at Virginia Nebraska for the K C and Northwestern. Conductor James Gardner of the Katy resigns to head east. Box car thefts persist as secret service aims to halt losses with upcoming roundup.
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Thomas Russell
Sedalia
Parsons
Nevada
RK. Parsons
Russell
James Kennedy
Katy
Thayer, Mo
Thayer
Bk. Marsh
Lashier
Missouril Pacific
Virginia
Kansas City and Northwestern Railway
Secret Service Department
James Gardner
The
Miliex's Cough Bitters Prescription From Dr Miller
Miliex's Cough Bitters prescribed by Dr. R. T. Miller a long trusted Seda'ia physician has helped hundreds in the city Arlington Pharmacy carries the remedy.
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Miliex
R. T. Miller
Seda
Arlington Pharmacy
Robbery cases moved to circuit court in Judge Rogers court
In Judge Rogers court this afternoon the robbery charges against Sam, Join Butch, and Dave Bradshaw were transferred to the circuit court for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Sam
Join Butch
Dave Bradshaw
Whaty switchman Charles Jackson leaves hospital
Charles Jackson the Whaty switchman dragged from a box car at Muscogee J. T. last month is able to leave the hospital. He survived the incident and is reported in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jackson
Muscogee
J. T
TENDED OA SURPRISE FOR ALONZO SNOW ON BIRTHDAY
Alonzo Snow celebrated his fiftieth birthday with a small party at his home on W. Seventh. Guests included Samuel Bowser J L Parrish T Curtis C S Evans J P Letts Wesley Ross Frank James Rosell Norman McDor ad Ed Manchester and John Bour. They presented a rock ing cais with compliments in a festive display.
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Alonzo Snow
Nat
W. Sevennth
Aeons An. O. Hs
Mr. Snow
Samuel Bowser
J.L. Parrish
Students to visit Columbia for Kansas Missouri football game
Sedalia High School students plan an all day excursion to Columbia next Saturday. They will depart from the Kat depot at 8 a.m. and return from Columbia at 5 30 p.m. The trip cost is five dollars and the highlight is a football game between Kansas and Missouri.
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Columbia
Sedalia Hich School
Tran
Churning
Kansas
Missouri
Passion Play at First Christian Church Presented
Illustrated scene program titled Passion Play to be staged at First Christian church on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Admission priced at 15 and 25 cents. Expected to draw a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
First Christian Church
Choir Practice at Mrs Bard’s West Fifth Street Home
Mrs Charles Bard will entertain the choir members of the First Congregational church this evening at her home on West Fifth street as a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bard
First Congregational Church
West Fifth Street
Reed Returns to Health After Hunting Accident
Clarence Reed, who was accidentally shot during a hunting trip last Wednesday, is on the road to recovery and expected to leave the hospital soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Reed
Silo Construction Pitfalls Highlighted by Farmer Advice
A farmer warns that airtight silo design is crucial to preserve silage and avoid waste. He notes small extra costs in building can save large quantities of feed, emphasizing practical outcomes over shortcuts.
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