Flower Parade to Highlight Sedalia Street Fair Opening
Sedalia plans a grand street fair beginning Monday afternoon with a 1:30 bell signal from Capt. E W Stevens for a 10 minute townwide roar. The flower parade Thursday features 67 carriages and many entries from St Louis Chicago Mabewood and Kansas City with loaded color schemes and detailed riders.
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Sedalia
Missouri
West
E. W. Stevens
Weller
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Cole
May Jaynes
A. Winzenburg
Miss Winzenburg
Beensch
St. Louis
Huckins
Schlick
Chicago
J. Frost Waddell
Gusta Cot
Wonder Woman Eva Tardo Exhibits Poison Trick
Miss Eva Tardo performs a sensational exhibition in Sedalia showing rattlesnake venom stunts and self tongue piercing with needles and gas flames. Doctors and reporters witness as she jaws through pain with a five foot snake and bleeding arm tricks.
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Eva Tardo
Dr. Overstreet
Sedalia
Miss Tard
Miss Tardo
Street Fair Souvenirs at Sicher Hotel Booth Cigar Stand
A street fair offers badges and buttons displayed at the Sicher Hotel cigar stand and booth, featuring souvenir items for visitors.
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Sicher Hotel
Appraisers Report Assets for Equitable Savings Associations
T W Bast Hutchinson and L U Crawford appraisers of the Equitable Savings and Loan Association report assets for Association No 1 totaling 51769.16 and for Association No 2 totaling 9934.02.
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T W Bast
W T Hutchinson
L.U Crawford
The
Equitable Savings and Loan Association
Puzzling Case Explains Immunity To Rattlesnake Venom
Physicians describe a woman with a severe nervous disorder and spinal cord paralysis yet normal health besides the condition. Her alleged immunity to rattlesnake venom is explained by a vaccination theory likened to smallpox prevention.
World’s School of Magnetic Healing Demonstrations
Missouri investigators in the World’s School of Magnetic Healing study mind power and occult forces. Blindfolded students locate hidden objects and receive teachings on healing diseases by thought, with demonstrations said to be marvelous to observers.
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Missouri
School of Magnetic Healing
CIA
Young
Blue Points and Rocky Ford Offerings At Fulton Market
Blue Points remain a staple at the Fulton Market Restaurant alongside Celicieis bivalves and the first Kalamazoo celery shipment. Daily arrivals include Rocky Ford melons, black bass, and croppie to satisfy discerning patrons.
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Messrs. Byard & Guenther
Fulton Market
Kalamazoo
Mich
New York
Music house showcases pianos for street fair week
Mr S M Walker manager for John N Taylors music house has received a large shipment of pianos for street fair week. The stock includes Ivers and Pond Emerson Kimball and McPhail instruments. Pianos are for sale on attractive terms at the shop one door north of the Sixth and Ohio streets corner all of next week.
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S. M. Walker
John N. Taylor
Big Music House
Ivers & Pond
Emerson, Kimball and McPhail
Schroeder Leaves Kahrs Firm for J. M. Cannon
J C Schroeder, long time Kahrs and Bloess employee and more recently with William Kahrs, has accepted a position with J M Cannon. He is well known throughout Pettis County and Cannon is to be congratulated on his wise choice.
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J.C. Schroeder
Kahrs and Bloess
William Kahrs
J. M. Cannon
Schroeder
Pettis County
Cannon
Clifford Takes Over Capital in Trustee Sale
Dr T T Clifford was the successful bidder this afternoon in the trustee sale of the Capital, paying 3465 dollars. He will have sole charge of the paper and aims to keep it the best morning newspaper in Central Missouri. Mr Rice, previously with the Capital, has several offers but has not decided his next move.
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T. T. Clifford
Clifford
Missouri
Rice
W C T U Elects Officers and Plans Gambling Crackdown
The W C T U met in annual session electing President Mrs L N Guild and officers. Delegates chosen for district and state conventions at Kits to Ster and Kahoka. A committee urged Mayor Overstreet to suppress gambling during the street fair, with extra police pledged. The year opens with 34 active and 14 honorary members.
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L. N. Guild
Geo. Greenup
Mary Wens
A. E. Whitney
Kitoly Noster
Kahoka
Mesdames Wisker Whitney
Owen Brown
Wyler
Guild
Overstreet
House Fire Destroys Mrs Hale's Home Near City
Last night a blaze consumed the one story frame house of Mrs Hale two miles south of the city. She was away overnight, returning to find the home in ashes and pension papers ruined. No attempt to fight the fire as it had headway when discovered and few people were present. The origin remains a mystery with no lights or fires in the house.
Capital Tea Co Offers Free Souvenirs with Small Purchases
The Capital Tea Co will give souvenirs free with every 25 cent purchase on Wednesday and Saturday next week.
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The
Capital Tea Co
Arlington Fountain Visit Urged At 508 Ohio Street
Brief note directs visitors to the Arlington Fountain located at 508 Ohio Street while in the city. Mentions Servant Harker Drug Co as a referenced establishment in the area.
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Arlington Fountain
Ohio Street
Servant Harker Drug Co
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