Gallie Lumber exhibit highlighted at Missouri State Fair
Sedalia firm Gallie Lumber Company led by John B. Gallie and J. Frost Waddell presented a major display of Missouri woods. The exhibit showcased native species in rough planks and polished forms, plus a 200 year old yellow pine log and a historic elm section. Other popular features included a black walnut counter from 1861, wagon woods, a persimmon wooden utensil by F Saugrain, and the famed Garden Fence product. The display drew crowds as rail spur access and courteous company staff welcomed visitors.
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John B. Gallie
J. Frost Waddell
Missouri
Waddell
Jabez Potter
Otterville
Holladay-Klotz Land and Lumber Company
Greenville
Wayne County
Warsaw
J. E. Holloway
Mint Johns
Benton County
Pany
Dr.Brown
Dresden
Gallie Company
Pettis County
F. Saugrain
Mr. Saugrain
St. Louis
Ninth and
Grand Avenue
Gallie
Gallie Lumber Company
Sedalia Business Men’s Club
Jolly Joe Sewell Keeps Saloon Buzzing at Main and Kentucky
Jolly, good-natured Joe Sewell runs a pleasant Star saloon at the Main and Kentucky corner offering a wide range of drinks and fine cigars. Visitors welcomed. call at once for service.
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Joe Sewell
Star
Main
Kentucky
Missouri Pacific Excursions Arrive From Jefferson City
A special excursion train from Jefferson City reached the Missouri Pacific at 10 15 a m bringing about five hundred people. About 11 30 a second train arrived with additional passengers.
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Missouri Pacific
Jeffer
Son City
Big Dolns on the Midway Draw Huge Crowd
Rain delayed opening but last night’s midway drew over 2 000 paid admissions with more than 1 000 waiting to enter. Tonight promises another rush as the electric fountain runs and fourteen attractions, all first class and mostly free, entertain visitors.
Railroad Official Supports Local Fair
Supt. M. Sweeny of the M K T railroad visits the city for the fair. He mingles with friends and shows personal interest, pledging P his company will aid in making the event a success.
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Supt
M. Sweeny
M., K. & T. Railroad
Mr. Sweeny
Renters urged to contact information bureau by phones
Parties with rented rooms listed at the information bureau should call the bureau and inform the clerks in charge. Old phone 206, new phone 291. The bureau placed many people last night and stayed open until 4 o clock this morning.
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Information Bureau
Unit presents chair to commanding officer after drill
After the drill of Company D National Guard last night the members presented a handsome office chair to their commanding officer Captain S W James. The presentation speech was made by Sergeant Anamosa and Captain James replied.
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S. W. James
Serg. Anamosa
Capt. James
Death of City Hospital Superintendent George W. Sharp
George W. Sharp, 32, superintendent of the city hospital, died this morning at 2 o'clock from consumption. The funeral will be Thursday morning at St Vincent's church with services by Rev. Fr. Healy.
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George W. Sharp
City Hospital
St. Vincent’s Church
Fr. Healy
Davis and Craig Granted Marriage License in Windsor
James P. Davis of Windsor and Myrtle F. Craig of Charles Johnson county obtained a marriage license here today and plan to wed at Green Ridge tonight.
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James P. Davis
Windsor
Myrtle F. Craig
Charles
Johnson County
Green Ridge
Wrong man arrested on Harrisville tip corrects clue
Police seized a man last night on information from Harrisville but by morning officials learned the suspect was not the correct person. The case moves to recheck an identification and pursue the actual offender.
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Harrisonville
Unnamed Man Turned Loose by Police After Pharmacy Visit
A man was released by police without his name being obtained. The fragment notes items like phosphates, glacés, and lemonades associated with Ott's Pharmacy.
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Ott’s Pharmacy
Regular Friday Prayer Meetings Announced by Sedalia Hebrews
The Hebrews of the city plan regular Friday night prayer meetings starting this week at the R. T. J. hall. Sol Kingsbaker, president of the Sedalia congregation, will preside.
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Hebrews of
R. T. J. Hall
Sol Kingsbaker
Sedalia Congregation
Ott's Finest Line of Summer Drinks in Town
Ott's offers a standout lineup of refreshing summer drinks with bold flavors and cool ingredients. Patrons praise the bright profiles and balanced sweetness suited for hot days.
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Ott’s
Biology instructor change at Sedalia High School
Prof. R. L. Netherton succeeds Prof. Bailey as biology instructor at Sedalia High School and arrived in Sedalia yesterday with his family, who will reside at 415 West Seventh Street.
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R. L. Netherton
Prof. Bailey
Sedalia High School
Sedalia
West Seventh Street
Saloon Shooting Craps Party Ends in Arrest
Officer Eckhoff locked up a negro woman a negro man and a white man after they were caught shooting craps in a Main street saloon wine room this afternoon.
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Eckhoff
Cole Camp Saloon Sold to Schumann and Schmacher
Gottlieb Schumann and Henry Schmacher purchase W. J. Blochberger's Cole Camp saloon and plan to take possession January 1. They will operate the business at the same location.
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Cole Camp
Gottlieb Schumann
Henry Schumacher
W. J. Blochberger
Freight depots to close at 11 tomorrow morning
The M K T and Missouri Pacific freight depots will close at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning and remain closed the rest of the day.
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Missouri Pacific
Senator Martin Leads Saline Delegation at County Fair
Senator E. D. Martin and a large Saline County delegation traveled from Marshall to attend the county fair today.
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E. D. Martin
Saline County
Marshall
Loeffler-Guenther Shoe Plant Closes for State Fair
The Loeffler-Guenther shoe factory shut down this afternoon to allow workers time to attend the state fair. The move pauses production while employees head to the fairgrounds for the event.
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Loeffler-Guenther
Death of R V Johnson on West Morgan Street
R V Johnson, a 27 year old Black man, died at his home on West Morgan Street in the Wabning area. The report notes his age and residence with limited details of the death.
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R. V. Johnson
West Morgan Street
Mamie Scott Dies in Kansas City Funeral Held
Miss Mamie Scott, colored, died in Kansas City on Tuesday. Her remains arrived home last night and the funeral was conducted today at 2 o'clock from Taylor's chapel.
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Mamie Scott
Kansas City
Taylor
Ex-Con William Ruffin Fined in Police Court
William Ruffin, an ex convict, was fined five dollars in police court this morning and ordered to leave town within fifteen minutes.
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William Ruffin
Railroad and town visitors shade by heavy Katy rains
Miss Edna Chilton of Boonville visits for a few days while Missouri Pacific workers face layoffs. Conductor P. L. Swickhamer and assistant general freight agent A. H. Morrill are in the city with brief business. Heavy rains along the Katy northward reduce morning attendance. W. J. Blochberger travels from Cole Camp to meet family including Mrs Heinrichs from Centertown.
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Edna Chilton
Boonville
Chris Heller
Missouri Pacific
P. L. Swickhamer
A. H. Morrill
Katy
W. J. Blochberger
Cole Camp
Heinrichs
Centertown
Business opportunities along the Chicago Great Western
Locations in Iowa Illinois Minnesota and Missouri offer prospects for farmers and businessmen on the Chicago Great Western railway. Demand for competent capital for creamery and milling ventures. Good sites for general merchandise hardware harness hotels banks and stock buyers. Correspondence solicited. Write for maps and Maple Leaflets. W J Reed industrial agent 604 Endicott Building St Paul MN.
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W. J. Reed
Endicott Building
St. Paul, Minn
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