Quigley Plans Take Shape for City Electric Road
A meeting of business leaders at the city hall discussed J B Quigley’s proposal to consolidate city interests and finance fifty miles of electric road. Senator Yeater to draft an ordinance. a Monday meeting may adopt it before council review. Quigley pledges 550000 to guarantee road construction with four quarterly payments at four percent interest, city not worse off.
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Quigley
William Courtney
J. M. Cannon
Mr. Quigley
Major A. P. Morey
W. L. Porter
Charles E. Yeater
Bell Hutchinson
W. H. Powell
H. W. Menschke
H. W. Wood
C. Gold
J. L. Babcock
Senator Yeater
Fort Scott Frisco Payroll Surges With Expanded Fracilities
The Frisco railroad in Fort Scott paid out a September payroll estimated between 25 000 and 30 600 dollars, the largest in city history. Officials credit increased hiring and more miles run, with expectations of further staffing growth due to the Oklahoma and Texas short line and new northern connections boosting the road's Central West reach.
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Fort Scott
Frisco Company
Texas
Oklahoma
Frisco Road
Connec
Forty Hours Devotion Services at Sacred Heart Church
The program for Forty Hours devotion lists Masses and devotions at Sacred Heart church Friday and Saturday. It names performers Miss Allen Miss Meyers Wiegand Ett Peters Battman Millard and the choir. The schedule includes Masses at 8 a m and 10 30 a m Friday and a Requiem high Mass Saturday at 7 a m with offertories and hymns.
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Sacred Heart Church
Wiegand
Ecce Panis
Miss Allen
Battman
Veni
Weigand
Millard
Veni Creator
Peters
O. Salutaris
Miss Meyers
Goeb
Miss Huston to Wed Passfield of Kansas City
Society items note Miss Lil Huston daughter of a prominent railroad lawyer now in Kansas City will marry Mr Arthur Passfield of Kansas City. The couple plan a visit to Sedalia soon and Miss Huston is praised as one of Kansas City's most beautiful and accomplished women.
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Lil Huston
Arthur Passfield
Miss Huston
Sedalia
Kansas City
Rail extension push and mineola railway inked
News notes report rapid push to complete the HIE Colorado to Kansas City link for the World’s Fair with an extension in progress. Incorporation papers granted to Mineola New Florence and Middle SUES Railway for 50 000 dollars. A heavy damages suit by Eugene A Root against Kansas City Southern seeks 50 000 dollars for injuries at Poteau Lt T July 16.
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Mineola
New Florence
Middle
Eugene A. Root
Kansas City Southern Railway
Root
Poteau
Lt. T
Versailles
St. Louis
Kansas City
Mineola, New Florence
Louisiana Business Men Form Association In Boom Town Meeting
In Louisiana Missouri on October 30 a large gathering at the courthouse formed the Louisiana Business Men’s Association after the tobacco factory was retained and a new branch railroad touted. Over 100 members subscribed from 1 to 25 dollars. D S Flagg named president B S Carrick vice president Ed A Glenn secretary. Executive committee to be seven with upcoming World’s Fair, reception and finance committees. The Nautilus club contributed a program with readings and an instrumental duet.
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Louisiana
Continental Company
Louisiana Business Men’s Association
D. A. Ball
D. S. Flagg
B. S. Carrick
Ed A. Glenn
Crescens to Try New Record at St Louis Fair Grounds
The November 9 meet at the historic St. Louis fair grounds features Crescens 2 02 1 4 trotting to gain a faster mile. George H. Ketcham of Toledo owns the champion stallion and believes two minutes is within reach. Local fans expect a strong showing for the world record attempt.
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Old Fairgrounds
St. Louis
Crescens
George H. Ketcham
Toledo
St. Louis Fair Grounds
State Farm leased as officials shift convict work
Leases of the State Farm to B E Lockett and A M Mahan are reported, with officials noting convicts can be more productive in shops than on the farm. The move follows drought and a long-term aim to raise vegetables and hospital supplies cheaply and fresh. Community entertainments and road notes accompany the update.
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Messrs
B. E. Lockett
A. M. Mahan
Wooldridge
Jefferson City
Royals win ten pin contest at Elite bowling parlor
The Royal Bowling team defeated Boonville in three straight games by scores of 758 630, 768 622, and 741 671. Royals players Roe Kaiser Rutleigh Tredway and Clapton face Boonville in a return match in Boonville next midweek.
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Boonville
Royals
Roe
Kaiser
Rutleige
Tredway
Clapton
Tackett
Cochran
Walthers
Brockmeyer
Stammerjohn
Funeral of Frank Van Kirk in Copperas Cove
The remains of Frank Van Kirk who died of consumption in Copperas Cove Texas arrived at 12 40 today and were taken to the home of his father in law John Bremmer at 1311 East Fourth Street where the funeral was held at 3 o clock this afternoon Rev J C Jacoby pastor of the Trinity English Lutheran church conducted the services De ceased was 31 years of age and leaves a wife and three children Pall bearers were James Myers Henry Ferguson Charley Whit ley George Fifer and Will Lujin
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Frank van Kirk
Copperas Cove
Texas
John Bremmer
East Fourth Street
J. C. Jacoby
Trinity English Lutheran Church
James Myers
Henry Ferguson
Charley Whitley
George Fifer
Will Lujin
Wasson Estate Sold At Sheriff Sale In County
The late Thomas Wasson estate of 247 acres nine miles north of town sold this afternoon by Sheriff Dillard at partition sale for 4500 dollars. L. Ream bought 54 acres and J. T. J. H. and J. R. Wasson purchased the remainder. The Royal Tribe of Joseph readies for a large open social on Monday November 11 with program and refreshments. members and families invited.
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Thomas Wasson
Town
Royal Tribe of Joseph
Sheriff Hallard Tracks Suspect From California to Fort Smith
Sheriff J A Hallard of Fort Smith Arkansas traveled home from California Missouri where he pursued James Wright who is wanted in Fort Smith on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses.
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William Rupert
Missouri Pacific
J. A. Hallard
Fort Smith, Ark
California, Mo
James Wright
Fort Smith
Hickman in Town for Private Business
L S Hickman state inspector of building and loans visited Sedalia for a brief period this morning on private business.
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L. S. Hickman
State Inspector of Building and Loans
Sedalia
Martin Bloch Arrested on Fence Destruction Charge
Martin Bloch was arrested today on a warrant for maliciously destroying a neighbor's fence. He posted bond and was released.
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Martin Bloch
Dixie the Police Dog Fatally Hit in Washington Ave Fire
A fire at 209 North Washington Avenue killed Dixie the police dog while the blaze caused little damage. The incident occurred this afternoon and Dixie belonged to the local police force.
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Washington Avenue
Dixie
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