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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1901

Page

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Opening of Missouri's First State Fair

The first Missouri State Fair gates opened this morning with a fair attendance on a rainy day. Childrens Day drew many visitors as exhibits neared completion by noon and grounds showed a busy, businesslike scene. Races were limited to the 2:45 trot for 500 dollars. Bob McCormick led the winners in two heats.

Missouri Missouri Pacific Sedalia Alpha Wilkesburn Chanute Norman J.coleman St. Louis Klondyke J. S. Lehr Bonnie Thomas W. S. Sears Bob McCormick A.J. Glick Too Soon Frank Haven John Kops & Son Owensboro la Plata S. T. Hayden Ft. Scott Kas Alpha Wilkes

Sedalia blanked St Charles 5 to 0 in Jefferson City

Sedalia defeated St Charles 5 to 0 on neutral ground as Dick Rohn and Watt led a strong hitting display. Watt allowed five hits and struck out 11 as Sedalia capitalized on St Charles errors with timely offense. Attendance reached about one thousand with Sedalia fans outnumbering St Charles supporters.

St. Charles Sedalia Jefferson City

Missouri Trust considers ex governor Lon V Stephens for leadership

Persistent talk in St. Louis suggests the Missouri Trust Company may appoint a prominent financier as head. Names under consideration include ex Governor Lon V Stephens James M Carpenter and George W Parker as the company notes rapid growth since moving to St Louis and a recent ten point stock rise amid consolidation rumors.

St. Louis Lon V. Stephens James M. Carpenter George W. Parker

Swine and Sheep Barn Praised as Large and Well Arranged

The swine and sheep barn on the grounds earns high praise for size and convenience. Superintendent T A Harris of Lamine Missouri and assistant F H Schooler of Rockport Missouri lead the department. The water system and centralized exhibition ring are highlighted as top features. Chester White hogs from J M Ketcham & Sons of Love Lake Missouri show fifteen entries including a boar over 700 pounds, with Dorsey Bros of Peoria Illinois providing a thirteen hog exhibit.

T. A. Harris Lamine F. H. Schooler Rockport M. Schooler Chester White J. M. Ketcham & Sons Love Lake

Exhibits Include Handkerchief by Mrs Steinert and Young Miss Ramlow

Among the displays is a knit edged handkerchief by Mrs E F Steinert of Kansas City aged 68 and another by Miss Lizzie Ramlow, a 13 year old resident. The crowd awaits more fall dress goods arriving daily at Carl A Guenther 310 Ohio Street.

Ert Kansas City Carl A. Guenther Ohio Street

Hannibal Reports Fifty Four Arrests In August

Citizens are shocked by a police record indicating fifty four arrests were made in Hannibal during the month of August.

Hannibal

Brooks' Skeeter Regulator Drives Them Off

A note from Bard's Drug Store announces Skeeter Regulator items priced at 10c each.

Brooks’ Skeeter Bard’s Drug Store

Equador Army Advances Toward Colombian Frontier

An Equadorian army unit is reported moving toward the Colombian frontier with rapid passage. The article notes their speed and momentum as a strategic advantage in the unfolding regional tension.

Equador

Sedalia edges St. Charles in errorless, pitching duel

Watt pitched superbly for Sedalia, striking out eleven and allowing five hits. St. Charles' Feeney started, then Young handled the mound as Sedalia blanked the visitors late. Rohn hit a homer, Hutchinson tripled, with Bachoff Watt and Schrant adding doubles. Umpire Henry Ruhwart oversaw a tense finish.

Feeney St. Charles Rohn Young Bachoff Watt Hutchison Henry Ruhwart

Discount Offer From McCain Spot Cash Grocer

The Spot Cash Grocer at 112 114 West Main offers a daily 5 percent discount to reduce stock before invoicing through September 15. Phone numbers 151.

McCain West Main

Royal Tribe of Joseph Plans Lexington Lodge

J Martin Love, district organizer for the Royal Tribe of Joseph, spent Sunday in Lexington promoting the order. He has recruited a dozen members this week and expects to organize a new lodge in about two weeks with a membership of forty or more.

Lexington J. Martin Love Royal Tribe of Joseph Order

New Silk Paper Tablets Parade at Dow Drug Store

Fine line of society stationery in assorted tints and the latest novelties featured at Dow Drug Company located at Sec ond and Ohio. New silk paper in tablet form showcased to attract shoppers seeking stylish writing materials.

Dow Drug Company Second and Ohio

Missouri Admirers Rally for William Joel Stone and Wetmore Push

William Joel Stone has many Missouri admirers backing him while the Wetmore plug stands out as the clearest show of support amid the local campaign momentum.

William Joel Stone Missouri

Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad Offers Value for Money

Local laundry promotes its service by urging customers to send bundles for cleaning and states customers get good value for their payment. The copy emphasizes affordability and efficiency offered by Sedalia Steam Laundry.

Sedalia Steam Laundry

Missouri Trust Company and Commonwealth Deal Rumors Rise

Rumors swirl in St Louis finance circles that the Commonwealth company seeks to absorb the Missouri Trust company as stocks gain ten points in two weeks. The Missouri unit, started in Sedalia, is expanding its offices while leadership questions linger after Colonel O A Crandall’s resignation and subsequent death.

Leo Bassieur Trust Company Commonwealth Company Missouri Company McKinley Missouri Trust Company St. Louis Sedalia Seventh and Locust Streets O. A. Crandall John C. Wilkerson Hargadine-McKittrick Dry Goods Company

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Sheep Department C. J. Cloyd Fayette George McKerron & Sons Sussex Wis Oxford Downs Southdowns Lincoln Des Moines Lewis Bros Camp Point Ill J. M. Cannon Anna D. Horton St. Joseph, Mo AY Watt Rorless Dick Rohn Charles Sedalia Boys Carpenter Hawkins Schrandt Ford Swearingen Harrison Backoff Cudmore Stamm Stanton Popp Clifford O'Neil McCarty Feeny Sedatia Mssolal Trust Ompany Iead The Dorsey Bros Peoria, Ill U.S.A Missouri State Fair Grounds E. F. Stein Lizzie Ramlow Longan Ball Park Chesty Rohn Hutchinson Schrant Wetmore
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