Awards at Lamonte Harvest Carnival Winners List
The Sentinel lists premiums from Lamonte Harvest Carnival with awards in crops vegetables fruit dairy and livestock. Recipients include Lon Luther J Ramey Wm Meyers C W Waybright Lamonte Maccabee lodge and many local businesses and individuals across corn oats potatoes onions peppers cabbage and more. The notes cover parade entries victors in breeds and a Carnival queen Victoria Hall with prizes including jewelry clothing and seeds.
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the Sentinel
Lon Luther
William Meyers
G. K. Wood
J. R. Ramey
C. W. Waybright
Chatham
Guthrie
John J. Schmidt
Lamonte Maccabee Lodge
J. F P. Staples
G. P. Wilburn
G. P. Willburn
J. W. Taylor
W. T. Hull
Lamonte Macecabee Lodge
W. T
H. W. Menschke
FE. H. Bulow
O. P Harris
M. C. O Bannon
O. P. Harris
Lizzie Reavis
Lamonte M. and G. Co
I. D. Fallen
Lamonte M
G. Co
J Vs. Ferrell
J. E. Maupin
T. A. O’ Bannon
Wm. Courtney
Eliza Hall
Hughes and Shaw
W. H. Oglesby
C. H. Ev
H. E. Fleming
Murrill Burke
Jessie Wharton
Peter Lane
Standley Woodward
Nellie Charles
H. C. Mitchell
Oran Fowler
Carnival Association
Nelson Painter
T. H .O Bannon
Warren Brent
Ramsey
William Waugh
I. D. Follin
Miss Ola Hall
Lamonte Lodge
Valle Yankee
Peter Pehl
A. W. Chatham
J. L. Lantz
Orville Taylor
Harry Yankee
E. F. Johnson
W. E. Files
E.G. Cassidy
Case Falstaff
G. I. Reavis
Forresters
Parande
Lamonte
C. Hisard
St. Louis Clothing Company
Archias
W. T Hull
G. N. Shephard
G. N. Hardy
Miss Mae McNair
Timothy Day
Archins
Dunnigan and Harris
J. F. Staples
H. V. Liest
SS. P. Huff
McGowan Drug Store
Box Fine Cigars
Milo Sobbitt
W. T. Chatham
John Bremer
Fletcher Carpenter
Clem Honkomp
Jno. Connor
O. P. Wilcox
Jerry Sullivan
Boutelle and
Graham
James Carpenter
Bottled beverages delivered from Dow Drug Co
Ginger ale Dr Pepper celery champagne and other bottled drinks delivered to your home from Dow Drug Co. Contact telephone O59 for orders and delivery.
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Dow Drug Co
Tel
Weather update shows showers tonight and Tuesday
A weather notice reports showers tonight and possibly Tuesday with cooler temperatures. The brief indicates unsettled conditions and a drop in warmth. Local residents are advised to expect rain and plan accordingly.
Fourth Sedalia Sunday School Union meeting at Broadway church
The Sedalia Sunday School Worker's Union held its fourth monthly meeting at Broadway Presbyterian Church with strong attendance despite rain. The program included a report on the Thirty-seventh Springfield convention, diplomas presented, and a house-to-house canvass plan applauded for boosting city Sunday school enrollment.
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Sedalia Sunday School Worker's Union
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Pfeiffer
Missi Sunday School Worker's Union
Springfield
C. WH. Rider
Sedelia Union
J. C. Jacoby
Rider
Charles Evans
Charles Dixon
Missouri
Sedalia
Hud nut line of perfumes offered in Sedalia
The W. E. Bard Drug Co announces the celebrated Hud nut line of perfumes described as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia. Local shoppers are invited to visit the store to explore the new fragrance collection and secure these offerings.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Impudence of a Thief On Katy Train Robs Teen in Sedalia
Warren Smith, a teenager from St Louis, was robbed on a Katy excursion train traveling from St Louis to Pilot Grove. He awoke in Sedalia at 7 am to find his hat, about $20, and his necktie missing, after the train stopped on a sidetrack. He borrowed a railroad worker's hat and a 50 cent piece to continue his journey.
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Smith
Pilot Grove
Frank ©. Smith
Katy
St. Louis
Warren Smith
Robert Harriman
Sedalia
Justice Court Dismisses Fare Dispute Case
In Judge Kinsey's court James Isenhart street car conductor who recently struck Jake Wright for refusing to pay fare was dismissed of disturbing the peace charge. Ray Card and Osie Carpenter colored boys arrested Saturday evening for disturbing Emma Stapleton were arraigned. Curd fined $1 and cost while Carpenter jailed three days.
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Justice Courts
Kinsey
James Isenhart
Jake Wright
Ray Card
Osie Carpenter
Emma Stapleton
Curd
Cost
Carpenter
Rumor of Roxy Roach Suicide investigated in Sedalia
A circulating rumor claimed baseball figure Roxy Roach died by suicide in Sedalia near E Boonville street. Authorities found no basis for the report and Roach may be in Colorado. his mother says she believes he was in the city recently. The origin of the rumor remains unclear.
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Roxy Roach
E. Boonville Street
Roach
Colorado
Sedalia
Ramsey's Racket prize for children in contest
A local store Ramsey's offers a contest with $2 worth of merchandise awarded to participating children.
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Ramsey
Proclamation Calls Sedalia Businesses to Close for German-American Day
The city asks all business houses to close from 12 to 6 p.m. on September 24 1902 to allow the public to enjoy an afternoon of pleasure at Liberty Park. Dated Sedalia Missouri September 22 1902. J L Babcock mayor C E Baker city clerk.
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Sedalia
Liberty Park
Stalia
Missouri
A. D
J.L. Babcock
C. E. Baker
Music and Elocution Lessons Offered in Sedalia
Sam offers one hour lessons in music and elocution at 50 cents each. Mrs. E. B. Surface located at Corner Ninth and Prospect Streets, Sedalia, Missouri handles arrangements.
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Sam
E. B. Surface
Corner Ninth and
Prospect Sts
Sedalia
Missouri
Cadets Plan Reorganization Into Two Companies A and B
The High school Cadets meet at the high school this afternoon to reorganize this year into two companies named A and B as the Sentinel goes to press.
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The
Sentinel
Edwin Butts Identified in Missouri Pacific Train Robbery
Edwin Butts, arrested Sunday morning, identified by California Missouri authorities as a suspect in the Missouri Pacific passenger train No. 9 robbery. Sheriff Elliott and deputies traced him to Sedalia after a scuffle at California, as they continue to search for his accomplices.
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Edwin Butts
Missouri Pacific
California
Elliott
Butts
Sedalia
Harmony Baptist Association Elects Officers At Hughesville
The Harmony Baptist Association held sessions at Hughesville and elected Moderator Louis Hoffman Sedalia Assistant Moderator Rev O L Wood Lamonte Secretary W O Stanley Sedalia Assistant Secretary Rev C N White Smithton Treasurer Logan Thomas Sedalia The next meeting is set for Olive Branch Church near Sedalia on September 30.
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Harmony Baptist Association
Hughesville
Louis Hoffman
Sedalia
O. L. Wood
Lamonte
W. O. Stanley
C. N. White
Smithton
Logan
Thomas
Olive Branch Church
Man
Professor Irwin Rautenstrauch Takes Post in St Louis
Professor Irwin Rautenstrauch departed yesterday for St Louis to join Washington University as a German instructor. He will teach German at the university.
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Irwin Rautenstrauch
St. Louis
Washington University
Rautenstrauch
Traveling man sues city for 5000 dollars over sidewalk fall
B. J. Mense seeks 5000 dollars in damages from the city after a August 26 fall on a defective sidewalk behind Brandt and Grote's grocery at Ohio street and the railroad. Attorneys Sangree and Lamm state medical expenses total 135 dollars and loss of work 150 dollars monthly. claim previously denied by the city council.
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B. J. Mense
Brandt and Grote
Brother of Paul Hearn killed by streetcar
George Hearn, brother ofPaul Hearn, a colored porter at Bente and Wilsons law office, was killed when struck by a Vine street car Sunday about 11 oclock. An inquest was held today. Paul Hearn, a former Sedalian, was employed in local Alamo and K barber shops.
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Paul Hearn
Bente and Wilson’s
George
Vine Street
Hearn
Alamo
Wanted Millinery Apprentices at Cannon Dry Goods
Help wanted for millinery apprenticeship at The Cannon Dry Goods Company. Apply at the millinery department for training in hat making and related shop duties.
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The
Cannon Dry Goods Company
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J. O. White
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