New Commission House Opens Under M D Tuch at 124 West Third
Broker M D Tuch announces a new commission house at 124 West Third street with direct wires to the Chicago Board of Trade and the New York Stock Exchange. The firm, Cella Commission Co of St Louis, is listed as correspondent, and offerings include stocks, grain and provisions. Also notes Sweet Springs Water and Crawford as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Tuch
West Third Street
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Cella Commission Co
St. Louis
Local Notes of Visitors and Residents in Sedalia
A long list of visitors and locals in Sedalia includes Miss Kate Yunt who has accepted a position with McClellan's, Miss Eva Ward guest of Yunt, Mrs W H Graffis and sons arriving from Burlington Ia, and many others visiting relatives or attending the state fair or university events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Kate Yunt
McClellan’s
Eva Ward
Leeton
W. H. Graffis and Sons
Butler
Joe
Burlington
Indiana
Wisconsin
New York
Lida Rodes
Missouri
May West
Kansas City
Kathryn Williams
Nevada
S. R. Payne
Virgil Kincaid
St. Louis
Sedalia
Frankie Hillis
Joseph Huckins
Hotel Huckins
Chicago
Lee Bard
Jacob Chasnoff
St. Joseph
Columbia
State University
J. T. Major
Lexington
G. A
Bert Ritchie
Clark Ritchie
Miss Houx
Warrensburg
Pearle Baldwin
G. W. Driskell
Little Daughter
Pleasant Green
Will Beatty
Knob Noster
Uni
Alberta Elliott
Mark Welch
Sedalia Defeats St Charles In Big Sunday Showdown
About 1,200 witnesses saw Sedalia rout St Charles 5 to 0 at Cottage Place park. Si Watt pitched superbly for Sedalia while Cy Young shut down the visitors after relieving Feeny. Dick Rohn blasted a long homer and Jefferson City celebrated Sedalia’s victory and allied spirit.
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Jefferson City
Sedalia
St. Charles
State Tribune
Cottage Place Park
Prairie City
Capital City
Pumpkinville
Watt
Feeny
Big City
Rohn
Cy” Young
Money to Loan on Personal Property
Personal loan offer for property security. C. C. Lawson operates from Rooms 107-89 in the Katie building and lists Bell Telephone 467 as contact. Local notice shows a funding option for borrowers seeking secured money.
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C. C. Lawson
Katie
Baltimore Oysters Direct On Sale At Candy Palace
Candy Palace advertises Baltimore oysters now on sale with a new phone line 218 for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Oysters Direct
Candy Palace
New
Removal Shoe Sale Now On at 20 Percent Discount
Huyssen and Holm announce a removal shoe sale offering a 20 percent discount on selections. Limited stock and hours posted by the retailer.
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Huyssen & Holm
Elks Electric Carnival Opens Amid Strong Opening Night Attendance
The Elks carnival midway Street Fair opened last night with large crowds and strong turnout. Attractions by DeKreko Brothers included Streets of India and Cairo, acrobatics, sword fights, and high diving. Prizes from the country store drew lively participation, with items ranging from diamond rings to a watermelon feast.
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DeKreko Brothers
Joe Kriesel
Cole Camp
Emil Bichsel
India
Meier
Mrs Martha Deweese Dead At 79 In Ohio Death Notice
Mrs Martha Deweese aged 79 of three miles northeast of the city died at 11 o clock last night of stomach trouble. She leaves sons Perry, Andrew, G and William T. Funeral Wednesday at 1 p m at the residence conducted by Rev E W Clippinger. Remains to be taken to Troy Ohio for interment.
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Andrew G
William T
E. W. Clippinger
Troy
Ohio
Walter May Detained Over Forgery Claim
Walter May was taken into custody last night on charges of obtaining about $200 by forgery. Constable Robb escorted him to his home and said a settlement might be reached. While he went for water and did not return, May has not been located.
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Walter May
Robb
Kropp Bente to Wed Gold at First M E Church
Mr Henry Kropp Bente and Miss Mabel Carrie Gold will be united in marriage Wednesday at 2 oclock at the First M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kropp Bente
Mabel Carrie Gold
M. E
Laxton and Doyle Arrested by Deputy Constable
John Laxton and Tim Doyle were arrested at noon today by Deputy Constable Robb. Laxton was fined $20 and costs and Doyle given ten days in jail.
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John Laxton
Tim Doyle
Robb
Laxton
Doyle
Sedalia Steam Dye Works Adds Delivery Wagon
The Sedalia Steam Dye Works announces a new delivery wagon and offers free estimates and delivery of all orders. Dyeing cleaning and repairing are provided promptly and artistically with no delivery charge. Office at 219 South Lamine Street and Queen City telephone 316.
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Sedalia Steam Dye Works
South Lamine Street
Queen City
RIDDLE OFFERS FARM LOANS AT 5 PERCENT INTEREST
In central Missouri on farms at 5 percent annual interest payments. Optional payments on principal in sums of $100 or more. Will carry your loan as long as you wish to be a borrower. See me before renewing or making new loan. GEO. M. RIDDLE, 320 Ohio St., Sedalia, Mo.
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Missouri
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Ella Grosjean
Boston Cafe
C.F. Walch
Ebeb
C. H. Heynen
West Main Street
J. B. Holdner
McGurren’s
Union Depot
New Commission House
Third National Bank
Lia
American National Bank
Frith, Ark
Q. C
Sweet Springs
Elliott Stafford
van Dyne
Jacksonville
T. T. Clifford
Fred Hoffman
West Broadway
Roberta Houx
Pearl Baldwin
Lena Bouldin
Lena May
Herman
Carl Glahn
Fulton
New Bloomfield
Clemens HankKomp, Jr
Billy Homan
Otterville
George Bohling
Versailles
Clara Kahrs
Lucy
Minnie Huffman
Lincoln
Delia Mead
George Ashwill
Jennie
Kittie Ashwill
Stella Card
Bene Skillman
Knobter
Flo Bennit
Windsor
Wesley Darden
Warsaw
U. S
Marshal McKenna
R. L. Hawkins
University
Dalia Club
ST. Charles Players
Dick Rohn
Si” Watt
Bell Telephone
Odicals
Yours Sincerely
Charles E. West
Ohio St
New Fall
Neel LE Ldy
Whch
Abell Ohio
Albert Kahn
Elas Fai
Elks
Day
Cairo
Glass Workers
Lynette the
Electric Theatre
Martha Deweese
William Deweese
Perry L
Sion
Hannibal
Paola
Intermed
Geo. M. Riddle
Sedalia, Mo
Ott
Ott’s
TRY
JOY Brand
Lexington, MO
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