Lamonte Carnival Delights Crowd With Livestock Exhibits
Large turnout on Thursday for Lamonte carnival with strong livestock displays. Judges named for saddle and driving classes include William Rutas A F Wimer Joe Bouldin and prizes awarded to James Carpenter Wim Beatty B M Hansbro W E Files James White Milo Bob Miss Victoria Hall and others. Agricultural awards to be published Sunday with the parade featuring Miss Hall and her attendants in an open carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rutas
A. F. Wimer
Joe Bouldin
James Carpenter
Lamonte
B. M. Hansbro
Wim Beatty
W. E. Files
Milo Bob
Warren Brent
Victoria Hall
Priest
Harris
Harry Reid Host at East Tenth Street Gathering
Local dignitaries including Harry Reid and C J Curtis attended a social at 510 East Tenth Street. A guessing contest and fishing game provided amusement with prizes of statuary and a porcelain plate. Refreshments were served and a large list of attendees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Reid
QO. R.C
East Tenth Street
C. J. Curtis
Fort Worth
Texas
Katy
New York
Chicago
Adam
Ohio
Ben Walker
William Phelan
Curtis
Pettis County
Bud Phelan
George Bradfield
Bessie
J. J. Berthhe
William Norris
J. W. Carlye
W.S. Stone
Charles Campbell
A. Goodyear
David Temple
M. Garvin
Dinner Honoring Friends Before Departure
Miss Mary Glass hosted a dining last evening for friends to honor Miss Florence Floyd who departs for Salt Lake City and Mr. Frank Eglehoff of Kansas City visiting locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Glass
Florence Floyd
Salt Lake City
Frank Eglehoff
Kansas City
QUINCY BOAT EXCURSION ON SEPTEMBER SUNDAY
A Sedalia departure special follows by rail via Missouri Kansas and Texas to Quincy aboard the large steamer J.8. Music and refreshments on board. Round trip $2.00. Boat leaves Quincy at 7 p.m. train from Sedalia at 7 a.m. returns Hannibal at 9:50 p.m. A pleasant trip.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Mississippi
Sedalia
Quincy
Hannibal
Police Court Fines Jake Wright for Disturbing Peace
In police court this morning, Jake Wright, colored, was fined one dollar and costs for disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Wright
Doors Found Open At Local Manufacturing Firms
Merchant Policeman Rogers reported last night that doors at the Smith M Thomas Printing Company and the Lamy Manufacturing Company were found open. Hardware firm also affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Smith, M Thomas Printing Company
Lamy Manufacturing Company
Hardware Company
Will Enter Convent
Miss Josephine Bear, who assisted Mrs. S. M. White in West Fifth street dressmaking, left Wednesday for Springfield Illinois to visit briefly before going to Dayton Ohio to enter the convent of the Sisters of the Precious Blood.
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Josephine Bear
S. M. White
West Fifth Street
Springfield
Ill
Dayton, O
the Sisters of the Precious Blood
Silver Anniversary Cel Ebration at Missouri Knights event
The Grand Lodge of Missouri Knights and Ladies of Honor marks its silver anniversary aging twenty five years tomorrow. The order reports 65 000 members across the United States and total beneficiaries payouts of 20 million dollars in its history. Men satin calf shoes offered at 98 cents during the Railroad Week Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of
Missouri
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Order
United States
Horton Shuts Down Jefferson City In Debut At Nevada
Horton formerly of Chillicothe pitched his first Nevada appearance Thursday. Nevada beat Jefferson City 7 runs on 8 hits with 1 error while holding the visitors to 0 runs on 3 hits and 3 errors in the second game Nevada scored 1 run on 3 hits with 1 error. Batteries included Cates Cheek Horton and Cheek for Nevada and Courtright North Halla North for Jefferson City.
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Nevada
Horton
Chillicothe
Jefferson City
Cates
Cheek
Jett
City Courtright
North
Halla
Return Date Dog and Pony Show Returns This Saturday
Hough and Huston's dog and pony show returns this Saturday after last spring's rain dampened attendance. Locals expect strong turnout as crowds praised the tented exhibition, visiting Sedalia despite the weather. A street parade is scheduled for 11 a.m.
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Hough and Huston
Sedalia
Rail Road Week Sale Slashes Men’s Pants Prices
Strong working pants offered at 69 cents during the Rail Road Week Sale, originally priced at $1.50. Bargain hunters flock to the event seeking durable workwear at deep discounts.
Weather and store ad in Sedalia item from 1902
Sedalia Missouri weather forecast notes fair conditions for the day. An advertising snippet promotes a store as a reliable channel for merchandise at lower prices than typical for the market.
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Jersey
New Jersey
Rer Peck
Colunmts River
Hicks
James White
J. F. Staples
S. P. Huff
Harry Reid and Wife
Pauline
Grover Botts
Cooper County
Millis Hanes
Nodaway County
Daniel M. Botts
Mason Pemberton
George Adams
W.S. Murphy
E. Huckabay
M. S. Botts
Messrs. Morey
W. 8. Botts
M. Pemberton
J. H. Teague
Ohio Street
Swift and Co
Corner Main and Mill
Lodge, Staley
Bostion
East Third Street
Sedalia, Mo
Eton
Union Taffeta
Hail Dry Goods CO
Peter Hoffman
S. Ohio Street
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