Old Arkansaw to Open at Opera House October 31
Fred Raymond, author of The Missouri Girl, presents Old Arkansaw described as the greatest scenic production of the age. Critics at a Chicago Academy of Music performance hailed him as king of comedy drama for his innovative scenic effects. Scott's Big Minstrels set for a Saturday matinee and night November 3 with a bargain 25 cent matinee.
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Fred Raymond
AG Old Arkansaw
Sadie Raymond
Metropolitan
Old Arkansaw
Opera House
Academy of Music
Chicago
Scott's Big Minstrels
Calendars of 1901 Impress Sedalia with Rich Designs
The 1901 calendars are praised as artful and colorful, making striking advertisements. Fisher Printing Company at 119 East Second Street displays the largest line ever seen in Sedalia and reports brisk sales.
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Sedalia
Fisher Printing Company
East Second Street
Young People's Presidential Alliance Adjourns Meeting
The Y P P A adjourned last night and will reconvene two weeks from last night on November 12. The same program will be carried out as arranged.
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Young People’s Presidential Alliance
Vember
Local Notes On Residents Travels And Political Outlook
Personal items from the region note M. L. Myers dentist in Hoffman building and P. A. May returning from Lee's Summit with fall fruit tree shipments. Dems seen as poised to sweep the county. Many residents plan trips, visits, or moves to St. Louis, Kansas City, Sedalia, or Paris with briefs on work, politics, and local business.
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P. A. May
Lee
May
Charles Turnham
Trinidad
Colo
Well Known Citizen Julius A Blandin Dead
Julius A Blandin former Smithton postmaster died Monday at his home 1100 South Massachusetts after a paralytic stroke. Born March 26 1829 in Brookline Vermont he lived in Pettis and Sedalia before settling in the city. He leaves six children and a wife. services at his house and funeral at Smithton M E church led by Rev E J Hunt.
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Julius A. Blandin
Massachusetts
Mr. Blandin
Julius Blandin
Brookline
Vermont
Marshall County
Ill
Matilda J. Jones
Pettis County
Smithton
Garfield
Sadie B. Daniel
Walker H
Sedalia
Mary B. Jeans
Lutie B. Hoff
Sacramento
Cal
Charles Blandin
St. Louis
Blandin
Methodist Church
E. J. Hunt
Smithton M. E. Church
Estimate of State Fair Grounds Work Finished
Colonel Joyce of St. Louis completed the estimate for the state fair grounds. He left for St. Louis with the sealed report given to Mr Geary. Joyce's son and assistant remain to cross section and profile the track to lower costs without reducing value.
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Colonel Joyce
St. Louis
State Fair Grounds
Tion
Quarterly preparatory service at Central Presbyterian
The quarterly preparatory service will be held in the Central Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening at 7 30 o'clock. A full attendance of members is expected.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Vote for Cooney for Congress with Lexington coal
The note urges support for Cooney in Congress and promotes ongoing coal sales including the famous Lexington grade offered cash on delivery. It claims the strike ended, mockingly, and provides a phone number 263 for contact.
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Lexington
Workmen Erect Poles for Colonel Churchill Phone System
A force of men is at work today erecting poles for Colonel Churchill's telephone system with lines to be placed along Fifth and Kentucky streets.
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Churchill
Fifth
Kentucky
Ministers Predict Strong Demand For Lecture Course
Ministers reported 770 tickets sold for the lecture course and 230 remaining of 1 000 to be distributed among ministers, most of which have been taken. They believe they could sell another thousand if needed.
Pensions Increased for Several Citizens in Missouri
The pension rolls show George Mason of Jefferson City now at 10 dollars per month, Christian Dilthey of Pilot Grove at 12 dollars, Peter Young of California at 10 dollars, and Emma Schleer of Jefferson City granted a widow’s pension of 8 dollars. George M. D. Best of Chilhowee and James M. Lovelace of Beaman receive 6 dollars each, with Ferdinand Schleer of Jefferson City restored and raised to 12 dollars per month.
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George Mason
Jefferson City
Christian Dilthey
Pilot Grove
Peter Young
California
Emma Schleer
George M. D. Best
Chilhowee
James M. Lovelace
Beaman
Ferdinand Schleer
Forest Park line reduced to single car service
The electric railway company removed one car from the Forest Park run today and will operate only one car on that line moving forward with trains leaving town ten minutes before the hour.
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Electric
Forest Park
Sedalia Military Band to Play at Green Ridge Rally
The Sedalia Military Band will perform at a Democratic rally in Green Ridge tonight, providing musical accompaniment for attendees and supporting the event.
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Sedalia Band
Sedalia
Green Ridge
rattlesnake danger and other denizens of the New Mexico high country
Will Sparks in Ainslee's Magazine describes rattlesnakes as a deadly, ever present threat to travelers in the New Mexico region of the Rocky mountains. He details how the snake warns late and blends with the rocks, and notes other perilous creatures like tarantulas, scorpions, centipedes, gila monsters, and venomous lizards, especially the plentiful centipede lingering in old adobe rafters.
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Will Sparks
Ainslee
New Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Youth's Companion Promises Greater 1901 Features
The Youth's Companion announces a larger forthcoming year with more eminent writers and attractive features. Its weekly circulation now stands at 540,628, reaching 15,550 readers in Missouri, highlighting its wide American reach and anticipated reader pleasure.
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Youths Companion
Youth’s Companion
Stone Mason Licklider Cuts Wrist at East Sixth Street Residence
Frank Licklider, a stone mason, severed his wrist this morning with a large stone while working at J. M. Plannett's East Sixth street residence. Dr. H. B. Cole dressed the wound.
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J. M. Plannett
East Sixth Street
H. B. Cole
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Wood's Opera House
Alore
Scotts Big
Minstrels
John Holloway
Versailles
F. L. Farley
Warrensburg
Dr. Caldwell
Arlington Pharmacy
Gibson
Mr. Vernon Kye
Hermitage
McBrayer
J. Evans
Insurance
Ohio St
Bryant-Tewney D. G. Co
Riva Hall
Uv. H
M. L. Myers
Hoffman Building
Emma Ayers
Hull
Lamonte
E. C. Littlefield
E. G. Irwin
A. Stebbins
Wichita
Kas
Bryan
Charles Games
B. of L. F. Board of Adjustment
Kansas City
Roy Evans
Baby
Sam Walker
Ernest
Harms
Hanbury District
Saline County
Mr. Harms
Uncle Sam” Mining Company
Dick Berry
Missouri Pacific
Mint Johns
Mabel Beiler
Margaret Johns
Lee Montgomery
Paris
Co. J. Kallmeyer
Marshall
W. F. Fricks
Jef
Ferson City
John Montgomery, Jr
Columbia
J. D. Norvell
Gillian
H. Scanlan
Col
J. West Goodwin
Kan
Sas
H.S. Duesenbury
Osawatomie
S. E. North
John L. Ramsey
John W
Menefee and Son
Henry Lamm
Louis Hoffman
George Cummings
The
Missouri Trust Company
Mr. Cummings
Trust Company
Qone-Price Clothing House
Albert Kahn
Boston Fadetts
Lyceum Bureau
Louis
Mr. Geary
Joyce
Preparatory Service
Cooney
Gress
Bill
Josh
Pension Matters
Missouri
DER
Frank Licklider
Sterling Remedy Co
Montreal
E. C. Frank
Cannon
Grand Central
Iing South
Geo. B. Horner
Lowsville & Nashville
Broadway
Maurice Weisburgh
Ladies’ and Men’s Tailor
Ohio Street
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