Carnival Prize Winners At Local Sweepstakes
The carnival succeeded with prizes awarded for best general appearance and various categories. Recipients included Misses Fleischmann Mackey Jeanette Ware and Scheiner for the best general appearance, and Harry Moss for a fine landscape painting. Other awards honored Mayme Younger, Mrs Ralph Blair, and Will Glass among others, with generous gifts from local merchants and a notable note for the youngest flower parade participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Blair
San Francisco
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
C. H. Bard
Fleischmann
Mackey
Jeanette Ware
Scheiner
Richsel Bros
Huckins
Schlick
McLaughlin Bros
Harry Moss
Ilgenfritz Hardware Co
Mayme Younger
Jacob Zunz
Will Glass
C. E. West
Rilph Blair
Ethel Blair
Kautzman Drug C
W. H. Powell, Jr
Premiums Awarded for Agricultural Hall Exhibits
A prize list from yesterday evening at the agricultural hall details awards for best bushel corn apples peck onions and beets. Recipients include F H Smith W I McCord W S McCore Jas Ashbrooke W S Coleman Julius Jacobs C G Bramer Ritcherson J A Pollard and A L Ussery with subscriptions and premiums such as 50c garden seed and $2 cash awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Hall
Democrat
F. H. Smith
W. I. McCord
Capital
W. S McCore
Jas
Ashbrooke
W. S Coleman
Julius Jacobs
C. G. Bramer
Western Fruit
Ritcherson
J. A. Pollard
A. L. Ussery
A Big Worm in Her Ear During Downtown Carnival
Luna Garret, nine, on North Grand, suffered a worm crawl into her ear during a downtown carnival and was treated by Dr. Ferguson. the worm, over an inch long, was removed. Phil Simosky, a Katy engineer's son, was slashed on Ohio Street with a knife, needing stitches. the assailant remains unknown and no motive is clear.
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Luna
Tom Garret
North Grand Avenue
Dr. Ferguson
Phil Simoosky
Katy
Ohio Street
Darkey
Reform School Band Serenades At The Fair
The SENTINEL reports a Reform School band of 30 from Boonville performed for fairgoers. Members include Sedalia residents Harry King and Jesse Laird with EFV Brooks as drum major and J M Thomas as vandraster. Col L D Drake oversees the schol and band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Boonville
Harry King
Jesse Laird
Sedalia
Ce. Ef.v. Brooks
Col. L. D. Drake
Schol
Direcs
J. M. Thomas
Sentinel Premium Winners List
The SENTINEL Publishing company awarded premiums for regional produce and displays. Winners include Julius Jacobs for best peck of onions in New York avenue, Miss Lou Ashbrook for best string red pepper pods near Sedalia, Mr. Schlo bohn for tallest stalk corn in Smithton, and Mrs. D. T. Hartshorn of Sedalia for best display jellies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel Publishing Company
Julius Jacobs
New York Avenue
Lou Ashbrook
Sedalia
Mr. Schlobohn
Smithton
D. T. Hartshorn
West Seventh Street
The Eagle Eye Salve Sold at All Dealers
The Eagle Eye Salve is advertised for weak eyes styes and sore eyes and offered at 25 cents. A pocket book was left yesterday with John W. Gross at Guen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
John W. Gross
Guen
Strayed Mare Sought at 118 East Seventh Street
Notice offers reward for a missing mare and asks that the owner return her to 118 East Seventh Street. Also contains an advertisement claim about Rocky Mountain Tea killing germs in the human body per a druggist.
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East Seventh Street
Petitions in Bankruptcy Filed for Two Individuals
Voluntary bankruptcy petitions were filed by John Wilkinson of Columbia with debts around 1000 and no assets and by A. 5. Greditzer of Centralia with debts about 5000 and no assets. Greditzer incurred liabilities while operating a business at Nevada Missouri.
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John Montgomery
John Wilkinson
Columbia
A. 5
Greditzer
Centralia
Nevada
England's Spinsters and the Rise of Blessedness
England faces a growing number of single women who must earn their own living as traditional spending and household roles shift. The piece notes the societal trend toward independence among countless women, reflecting on economic and cultural changes in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cousin Georges Brief Visit Sparks Family Tension
In Detroit Free Press style a hopeful reunion between Marguerite and a visiting cousin George ends quickly as she fears awkward moment and social scrutiny. George proves a refined guest from a western town educated abroad but leaves after a short stay, while family members question the hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Detroit Free Press
Marguerite
Creal
Ras
Lumber Sale Offers Half Price Secondhand Stock
A local notice advertises about sixty thousand feet of good secondhand lumber available at half price if sold by September. The listing references a dealer or contractor and urges quick contact for purchasing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Hinspdale
Ina Hinsdale
Ira Hinsdale
Mysterious poisoning spares wife and son in Warsaw
Mrs Cam Montgomery her son Roy and mother Mrs Autreith narrowly survived a suspected poisoning after a shared beefsteak supper. They fell ill but are now out of danger. The report notes the meal was heavily eaten by those three in Warsaw. Half price if sold by Sept 11th. InA Hinsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Montgomery
Roy
Autreith
Warsaw
Death of a Babe Feels Deep in Local Family
Baby daughter of Attorney and Mrs. H. B. Shain died yesterday evening and was buried this afternoon. Friends extend heartfelt sympathy to the grieving couple in their sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Shain
Kidney Cure Claim Ad by Sterling Kennedy Co
An advertising notice promotes Dr Hobbs Sparagus Pills as a universal kidney cure. It offers a free sample and lists Sterling Kennedy Co in Chicago or New York as the contact points for the promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Sterling Kennedy Co
Chicago
N.Y
First High School Faculty Meeting Opened Year
The first meeting of the year for the high school faculty was held this morning at the school. Officials discussed opening procedures and related matters for the new term.
Hannibal editor Col John A Knott visits Sentinel
The Hannibal Journal editor Col John A Knott paid the Sentinel a pleasant call last evening. The Thursday Morning High Five club meeting, planned for this morning, was postponed to Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Knott
The
Hannibal Journal
Sentinel
High Five
Cure Constipation Forever with Cascarets Candy Cathartic
Advertisement claims Cascarets Candy Cathartic cure constipation and offers a refund if it fails, with price stated as 10 cents or so. Mentions druggists refund policy and bold claim of complete cure.
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CC. C
Unreadable Classified Ads Include Medicines And Social Commentary
The fragment lists remedies and drugstore ads from Mertz & Hale and John Morrow & Co with Foley's Kidney Cure and Banner Salve among others. It shifts to social analysis on women workers, noting many remain unmarried in England and the unequal distribution of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow’s. Liverlax
Mertz & Hale’s
John Morrow & Co
Springfield
Ohio
Decrease in Brutality Crimes and rise of clever Misconduct
Sir James Vaughan, a long serving London police magistrate, notes a sharp drop in brutality and violence and a smaller rise in crimes of cleverness. He warns that without countering street and home influences, schooling may fuel mischief rather than morality in some children.
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James Vaughan
London
Ingersoll Tale Praises Shakespeare Writing
Col Ingersoll once advised a Boston man to read Shakespeare. A year or two later the man returned to thank him. He declared the plays first rate and that there were not ten men in Boston who could write like Shakespeare.
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Col. Ingersoll
Boston
Shakespeare
Prices to Catch the Eye Shrewd Italian Fruit Seller
An Italian fruit seller marks groups with signs like eight for nine cents and two for five. The New York Tribune notes buyers rarely purchase eight plums, and single fruits cost more, making bulk prices deceptive. A bronzed vendor explains that customers pay more per piece when buying smaller lots.
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New York Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sedalia Cycle Co
J. W. Bapple
Candy Palace
C. F. Walch
Ther
W. C. Quisenberry
James de Jarnett
Morrow
Luna Garrett
Phil Sim
Cosky
J. F. Clark
West Seventh St
Erie Street
Cleveland Plain Dealer
John Cash
East
Cleveland
East End
the Sentinel
Our Lady
Superior Steel
Sedalia Hardware & Grocer Company
South Side Square
OLD School Books
Ecclellan
Castoria
Will Lix
Foley
A. S. MeGowan
Red Cross
Chester H. Brown
Kalamazoo, Mich
Servant Harker Drug Co
Great
Arlington Fountain
London Exchange
Crime
Markivrs Hils
Ohio ST
World’s School
Sedalia, MO
T. Fleischmann
W.J. Letts
Maurice Weisburg
West Third Street
Sedalia National Bank Building
N. B
Wim. Courtney’s
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