Kansas City Chicken Thief Sentenced to One Year
Charlies McCullough, arrested here by Officers Boultt and Wood and Deputy Dillard, was convicted in Justice Walls' court in Kansas City. He pleaded not guilty, changed to guilty, and received one year in the Jackson county jail.
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Charlies McCullough
Boultt and Wood
Bud Dillard
Kansas City
Justice Walls
McCullough
Jackson County
Central church social to aid the public
Embers of the Central ran church social planned for tomorrow evening at Rey. A. A. Robinson of Robin hotel promotes coffee and sandwiches by organic speed and cordial. Proceeds support improvements as diners enjoy a stomach friendly menu with Eupel tablets offered to aid indigestion.
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Loren F. Holland Marries Edna Pearle Sheldon in Sedalia
Loren F. Holland and Edna Pearle Sheldon wed at the bride’s home on 204 West Cooper Street with Rev. E. B. Surface officiating. Guests praised the decorations and a fine repast followed. Holland works at Loeffler Guenther Shoe factory and Sheldon’s father Edward runs a baggage service. couple to reside at 336 West Pettis Street after Sunday.
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Edna Pearle Sheldon
Sedalia
West Cooper Street
E. B. Surface
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Holland
Loeffler-Guenther Shoe Factory
Edward Sheldon
Here
Parsons
West Pettis Street
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Ardinger Shackleford Engagement Planned in Missouri
The engagement of Robert Ardinger of Hobart Arkansas to Miss Estelle Shackleford of Postal Missouri is announced for October 15 at the bride’s parents home. Ardinger formerly resided in Pettis County but recently moved to Oklahoma.
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Ardinger-Shackleford
Robert Ardinger
Hobart
Ark
Estelle Shackleford
Postal
Mr. Ardinger
Pettis County
Oklahoma
Remarkable Blood Balm Said to Cure Cancer and Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as curing cancer of the nose and face and other skin diseases. Claims include numerous cures such as Mrs. M L Adams of Fredonia and Mrs. B M Guerney of Warrior Stand Alabama. Free samples offered by mail with prepaid return. Sold locally by W E Bard Drug Co Sedalia.
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Fredonia
Alo
B. M. Guerney
Ala
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Joseph Baker Barnett Christened in Kansas City
Bruce Barnett welcomes his son Joseph Baker Barnett named in honor of his grandfather Joseph Baker of Kansas City born to celebrate the family heritage in the city.
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Bruce Barnett
Joseph Baker Barnett
Joseph Baker
Kansas City
Cushions with straw covering and light grass filling
Delightfully cool cushions feature a softly plaited straw covering and a feathery light imported grass filling. Colorful straw shows a soft green and white plaid effect considered the prettiest, ideal for summer piazza chairs.
Flour Can Sifts Flour On Demand For Household Use
A new home convenience appears a large flour can holding a bag of flour and a crank operated sifting device. The unit resembles an inverted milk can labeled Flour and delivers sifted flour by the cupful.
Delegates Elected for Republican League Convention
The Lincoln McKinley club named Charles I Koock George F Williams Milton Bard and J W Temple as delegates for Sedalia’s Republican league convention on September 25 1902. The Young Men’s Republican club chose Louis Ritchie Frank Leach and Ernest T Wigton as delegates.
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Republican League
Sedalia
Lincoln-McKinley Club
Harles I’. Koock
George F. Williams
Milton Bard
J. W. Temple
Young Men’s Republican Club
Louis Ritchie
Frank&. Leach
Ernest T. Wigton
Choir Meeting At Calvary Episcopal Church
The Calvary Episcopal Church choir will meet this evening for rehearsal at 7 30 o clock.
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Calvary Episcopal Church
Pettus Writes Reply While Spooner Speaks
The eighty one year old Senator Pettus sat at his desk for over an hour writing as Senator Spooner delivered a Philippine speech. Colleagues wondered what he was composing and Pettus later read aloud the manuscript.
Curious Vintage Home Remedies From a Dated Advice Column
The article lists household tips using alcohol to replace glass stoppers, alcohol and vaseline for preservation, egg white to restore morocco luster, and tiny cotton tips to improve glove wear. It also suggests an alcohol sponge bath as a stimulant for delicate women and bathing shoulders before donning evening gowns to avert colds.
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Morocco
Mark Twain Letter Reveals Gentle Autograph Courtesy
A typewritten note reveals Mark Twain once entertained a stranger's request with humor about autograph etiquette. The anecdote contrasts requests for autographs with asking for the professional's work or body parts, noting Twain’s kindness yet boundaries.
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Mark Twain
Mr. Twin
A Queer Clock In A Western Town
A curious clock with only a face hands and lever is tied to a geyser that shoots hot water every thirty eight seconds. Each eruption moves the lever and advances the hands by thirty eight seconds keeping perfect time.
Classified Advertising Rates and Addressing Instructions
The notice outlines Help Wanted and other classified ad categories with rates. Cash in advance pricing is 25 cents for three 18 word portions. Funeral notices 10 lines max cost ten cents per line. obituaries up to 30 lines cost one dollar. Additional space five cents per line. Enclose answers in an envelope with proper addressing.
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Help Wanted
Hunting Forbidden on Barrett Farm Near City Limits
All hunting and shooting is hereby positively forbidden on the Barrett farm west of the city limits signed S. G. Mason. Oho. Terms are reasonable. Apply Bente and Wilson.
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Barrett Farm
S. G. Mason
Bente and Wilson
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