Tools on Rock Pile Cut to 100 Days for Tom Ross
In city police court a man named Tom Ross from Memphis Tennessee claimed to be a worker and said he took tools from a section house to buy food. Judge Truxell joked about tools on the rock pile and shortened his sentence to hours after Ross promised to leave town. A. Ward of Oklahoma City was fined 50 dollars for disturbing the peace following a fracas with a Sedalia man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Robertson
Truxell
Weii
A. Ward
Oklahoma City
Ward
Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar Promised Cure
An advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a remedy for colds coughs and related symptoms. It claims the syrup acts as a pleasant cathartic to expel all colds from the system with a list of conditions including croup whooping cough la grippe and bronchitis. Sold by the W E Bard Drug Co.
New Planing Mill Opens at 112 South Kentucky Street
J. A. Rhoads has started a new planing mill at 112 South Kentucky street and is prepared to do all kinds of finished work. He will no doubt enjoy a literal patronage.
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J. A. Rhoads
South Kentucky Street
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed for Pneumonia
Dr. C. J. Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports using Foley's Honey and Tar in three severe pneumonia cases with good results in every case Refuse substitutes Arlington Pharmacy sells it.
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C. J. Bishop
Agnew, Mich
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Officials abandon plan to move Katy terminals to Mokane
Katy officials reaffirm the division will stay at Franklin Junction after committee talks with St Louis leaders. Citizens feared changes would hurt growth, but authorities report no move to remove the Franklin yard, roundhouse, shops or offices. Kansas City Missouri Pacific land near East bottoms sells for 21056.25 to extend double track east of Milwaukee crossing toward Rock Creek.
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Katy
Franklin Junction
Mokane
the Sentinel
St. Louis
Howard County News
Juy
Psiness Men’s Association
Messrs. Hunter
Eppanaur and Middleton
Allen
F. N. Finney
Franklin Auction
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Anna E. Tippe
Milwaukee
Rock Creek
Harriman lines order fuels vast railroad expansion plans
Executive officers approve a largest ever order for seventy five modern chair cars with green upholstery costing about ten thousand dollars each totaling over ten million for the western system. Also 5200 freight cars and 35 locomotives planned with 1906 delivery.
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Harriman Lines
Ogden-Southern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Shasta
Pacific Coast Line
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
Motherly
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
Western Connections
Crawford
Frank Cain
Missouri Pacific Roundhouse
Texarkana
Cotton Belt Railway
John Wrizat
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ed Holland
Richard D. Fisher
Katyeft
Denver
Col
George
Colorado Springs
Personalities Move Through Warrensburg and Surroundings
A stream of society notices lists dates and places for visits and travel. Names include I N McNeill J B Ellicott Rose Fowler F L Farley and many others visiting Warrensburg Boonville Nevada Sedalia and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. McNeill
Warrensburg
J. B. Ellicott
Boonville
Miss Rose Fowler
F. L. Farley
Arthur Patton
Warensong
Nelson Church Smith
Flour and travel deals promoted by Portland Exposition
Big 8 Flour hawks its Big S Vigoral and Mulcahy brands at Portland shops. Wilson & Hansam push Vigoral and Big S flour. Exposition in Portland runs Max 23 through Sept 30 offering round trip tickets to Portland Tacoma Seattle Everett Bellingham Victoria and Vancouver with one way and return options and low fares from $47.85.
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Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Seattle
Everett
Bellingham
Victoria
Vancouver
Hen Builds Nest in Tree Delighting New York Town
A Middletown New York World correspondent reports Mrs. George Earle of Parliaments corners owns a hen that built a nest high in a tree. The bird laid 13 eggs and transported nesting material with its bill, a cross between a Leghorn and a Dominick breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Eietahamie
Trainmen group seeks Kansas City home for aged members
Miles W. Barrett secretary of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen wrote Mayor Rose that the organization wants a Kansas City home for aged and infirm members. The project would cost 100000 dollars to build and 12000 dollars yearly to maintain on a ten acre site. General Manager Sullivan of the Missouri Pacific announced C. O. Evans as chief special agent.
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Rose
Kansas City
Kas
Miles W. Barrett
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Sullivan
Missouri Pacific
C. O. Evans
Local Labor Figures Named in Brief City Notices
O L Liloyd an engine watchman of Greenville Texas Ed Dumont a hotel laborer of Nevada Missouri Ben Porter a train porter of Oklahoma City TF H Woods a crusher laborer of Sweeney Missouri Lee Thompson a fire knocker of McAlester Oklahoma J B Wadings a moulder assistant of Parsons Manitoba Leland Fliis a freight department member of Denison Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Porter
Oklahoma City
TF. H. Woods
Sweeney
Lee Thompson
McAlester
I. T
Driving Club Meeting Seeks Races at Liberty Park
The Gentlemen's Droving club plans a meeting at the Elks club rooms tonight to arrange a race program for the season. The half mile course at Liberty park will be set up for the events.
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Gentlemen’s Droving Club
Elks Club
Liberty Park
Suit in ejectment filed by Hayden vs Goodwin
George S. Hayden filed a suit in ejectment in the circuit clerk’s office against Carrie E. Goodwin. The firms Brandt and Grote represent Vigoral Heart and Big 3 flour. None better.
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Circuit Clerk’s Office Today
George S. Hayden
Carrie E. Goodwin
Brandt & Grote
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Nionsees’ Sale
Limestone Valley Farm
Smithton
Cooper County
Shropshire
M. E. Smitaton
L.M. Monsees, Sons
Smithton, Missouri
Cols
Truxel
Tom Ross
Memphis
Teun
Duces
Atlas
Will
Main
Sedalia, Mo
Cesses
Ohie
East Bottoms
India
Ceylon
Special Service
Will Quigley
St. Charles
Lawrence Laupheimer
Bellville
George F. Longan
Nevada
H. L. Dunlap
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
R. D. Marshall
K-M-H Hardware Company
Green Ridge
Zillain Hedger
Lelt
Fred Roen
Clinton
Sedalia Candy Com
Pany
W. M. Botts
Southerland
Edith McCubbin
Bunceton
Elliott Yost
M. C. Fallet
Perthe Springs
Walter Weeks
Tot Campbell
Sallie Berthis
E. d. Phares
Tom
Gallatin, Mo
C. A. Shafer
State Sunday School Association
George Hull
E. A. Neville
Rev. Neville
Anna Shore
Ben Walker
Walker
Missouri Pacific Road
Lee’s Summit
Howard County Advertiser
Thula Rodes
Canon City
Mary Bower
Portland Exposition
Wash
J. N. Ferguson
Otterville
Charles Hoffman
Hermann
Helen Letts
John Letts
Arline Phipps
Margaret Egelhoff
Warrensboro
Mav Drislan
Atchison, Kan
Ed Carpenter
Warensbug
H. M. Lawson
Delmar Hotel
M. Garton
Lamonte
R. &. Guthrie
FP. F. Mulcahy
Wilson & Hansam
Vigoral
Big “S” Brands
Portland, Ore
Middletown Cor
New York World
George Earle
Parliaman
C Erners
Gould System
O. L. Liloyd
Greenville
Texas
Ed Dumont
Hotel Laborer
Leland Fliis
Freight Department
Denison
West Main Street
Bell Phone
Braun
Navy i Ee
Contonute
Genesconceses
Cckadatan Saan Téeeekaus
Hawes
Knox
Stetson
Florshein Fine
Bears
Golf Enthusiast
Pneumatic
Kempshall
Russia
K. M. Hi. Hdw. Co
W. Second ST
Chickering & Sons
Thiebes-Stierlin Music CO
Ohio St
J. H
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