Missouri Pacific announces superintendent resignations
The Missouri Pacific Railroad in Sedalia undergoes management changes effective October 1. Superintendent L. D. Hopkins resigns after years of service and will be succeeded by D. Hardy, with J. R. Wentworth as a potential future successor. John M. Hill also resigns as chief clerk. his replacement is not announced.
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The
Missouri Pacific
Sedalia
Hopkins
H. G. Clark
D. Hardy
Missouri
Iron Mountain
DeSoto
J. R. Wentworth
Mr. Hardy
Capt. Hardy
Stilwell
John M. Hill
Hill
South
Kentucky
Hospital Arrivals
J P McLeod engine watch man Franklin Junction shows double ij guinal adeaits. Doolan laborer Chickie hockie crusher suffers intermittent fever. Chas Irwin brakeman Denison also listed with intermittent fever.
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J. P. McLeod
Franklin Junction
A No. Doolan
Chickie Hockie
Chas
Irwin
Brakeman
Denison
Sedalia Gun Club Holds Regular Shoot at Forest Park
The Sedalia Gun Club conducted a Friday afternoon shoot at Forest Park with notable scores and a few lower ones. Cal Linaberry won the opening 10 target event at unknown angles and also captured the second event of rosted known angles.
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Sedalia Gun Club
Forest Park
Cal Linaberry
Quail Shoot Titles and Ties Across Events
Arthur Linaberry failed to defend last month’s gold as Frank Raymond won the event. Chas Lawrence defended his silver. In the quail shoot the fourth event ended in a four way tie with no tiebreaker. Dr Scales won the fifth event of 10 birds and Al Sturges won the sixth at 15 known angles. E H Smith won the final event of 10 targets at unknown angles. Rose system scores used 5 3 and 2.
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Arthur Linaberry
Frank Raymond
Chas. Lawrence
Dr. Scales
Known Anles
al Sturges
E. H. Smith
Fulton Market Seduia's Best Central Missouri Restaurant
Sedalia readers are urged to patronize the Fulton Market run by Byard and Guenther. The notice extols the eatery as Central Missouri’s finest outside St Louis west of the Mississippi, praising its menu variety, first-of-everything approach, exemplary service, neatness, and scrupulous cleanliness. Traveling salesmen frequent the restaurant, noting dishes unseen in other cities.
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The
Sentinel
Sedalia
Missouri
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Fulton Market
Byard & Guenther
Sedalians
Messrs. Byard
Guenther
Fulton
Revival Services Begin at First M E Church
Rev Bitler announces a series of revival meetings at the First M E church with the first service set for next Friday evening October 29. Evangelist Rev Frank A Miller will attend and assist, noted as a famed singer and preacher across the United States.
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Bitler
M. FE
Frank A. Miller
Miller
America
United States
Rev. Bitler
Capital Tea Co offers gift with every dollar purchased
Worth considering capital tea co claims big store size and in house coffee roaster. They say they buy coffee by the car load and offer a present with each dollar spent. Telephone 295 at 305 South Ohio St.
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Capital Tea Co
United States
TEACO
South Ohio St
National Guard Post Commissioned at Wentworth Military Academy
National Guard Pvt Governor Stephens under the last general assembly act commissioned Wentworth Military Academy as a national guard post. Officers listed include colonel Sandford Sellers lieutenant colonel FE Hopkins majors G A Derbyshire AW Allen and P S Fulkerson captains J A Anderson T B Berry P S Fulkerson E J Stark and J K Edmonds.
Card of Thanks for loss of twins Bina and Bernice
We express heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of our little twins Bina and Bernice. We hope such a bereavement may never be yours. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Thowrson.
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Bina
Bernice
Anp
L. W.thowrson
Johnny Gornal Laid Off at Letts' Due to Sickness
Johnny Gornal, a clerk at W. J. Letts', is laid off due to sickness. The notice notes the temporary absence and staffing change.
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Johnny Gornal
W. J. Letts
Revival to Open Next Friday at First M E Church
Dedication of the First Christian Church postponed due to incomplete construction. Revival services begin at First M E Church next Friday with Mrs. W D Steele directing a strong choir and Beulah Harris at the organ. Prof Phillips of Kansas City will preside at the organ and solo and concerted numbers are planned.
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First Christian Church
Putman
East Broadway
W. D. Steele
Beulah Harris
Phillips
Kansas City
Steele
Pettis County C. E. Convention Opens at Cumberland Church
The first Pettis county C. E. convention met at Cumberland Presbyterian church with officers Ts TU Gray president Sedalia Rev J R TooMay vice president Miss Inez Terry secretary Lamonte Miss Kidd treasurer Green Ridge. John Montgomery led song and praise. Rev Albert spoke on Ideals. Committees named for credentials and nominations.
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Pettis County
C. E
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Ts Tu, Gray
Sedalias
J. PR. Toomay
Sedalia
Inez Terry
Lamonte
Kidd
Green Ridge
John Montgomery
Albert
First Congregational Church
J. B. Toomty
Emma Reavis
F. E. Tegler
Miss Kidd
Carrie Painter
Lizzie Kidd
Unreality Sermon at East Fifth Hall Sabbath
Services set for 11 a.m. in Kk. P. hall at 114 East Fifth with the subject Unreality. Sabbath school immediately after. Public cordially invited.
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Kk. P. Hall
East Fifth
Trinity English Lutheran Rally and Worship Schedule
Trinity English Lutheran announces annual Sunday show rally at 6:30 with a special program. Morning worship at 11:00 and evening at 7:30, strangers welcome. New hymn books for all. Pastor Joan I Seibert of First M E Church and Rev J Bitler D D co host. Morning theme The World's Claim. Evening Dancing Horses. Ed Clay will perform a cello solo Andante in A minor. Golterman concerto.
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Trinity English Lutheran
Joan I. Seibert
M. E. Church
Lenig Couple Travel to Oakland for Revival Meeting
Rev. Frank Lenig and his wife traveled to Oakland near Pilot Grove for a quarterly meeting. He will assist Rev. Chas Burns in leading revival meetings at the Oakland church.
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Frank Lenig
Oakland
Pilot Grove
Lenig
Chas. Burns
Oakland Church
News Notes and Local Moves Reported
John Ahrens went to Cole Camp this morning. Mr. B C Tahpage moved his family from 212 East Fifth to 615 East Tenth. George Keiffer, a prominent local figure, is noted in the report.
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John Ahrens
Cole Camp
B. C. Tahpage
Alan
East Fifth
East Tenth
George Keiffer
New Officers Elected for WOTU District Convention
Mesdames Lucy M Wisker Eisenmayer Whitney Guild Weller and Tillis returned from Knob Noster where they attended the Thirteenth W C T U district convention. A reception was given at State Senator Kelly's last night. Officers elected include Mrs M E Holladay Holden president Mrs Ewing Holden recording secretary Mrs Mary E Terry Holden corresponding secretary Mrs Lucy M Wisker Sedalia treasurer.
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Lucy M. Wisker
Eisenmayer
Whitney
Guild
Weller
Tillis
Knob Noster
Kelly’s
M. E. Holladay
Holden
Ewing
Mary E. Terry
Sedalia
Championship Nettled Beating City Team 43 to 27
The county crowd won the game 43 to 27 yesterday. Proceeds benefited the city’s poor children, raising a neat sum for charity.
Money to loan on good improved farms and central city property
Missouri Trust Co. Se dalia offers loans on improved farms and central city property. Second story details indicate local banking options and real estate finance activity.
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Missouri Trust Co
Sedalia
Petition on Main Street Targets Infestations
Property owners on Main Street circulate petition to clean out bad characters infesting the street. The matter will be presented to the council at the next meeting.
Autumn and Winter Stock at the Dry Goods Center
An immense stock of Autumn and Winter new merchandise crowded to its utmost, goods bought direct from the maker. This is the best selected stock in the city with no cheap or out-of-date items. Everything new and seasonable at the lowest prices. Goods guaranteed as represented.
Storewide Bargains In Fabrics And Garments
Special lot of New Plaid in skirt patterns and fine Venetian cloths plus Covert Cloths and Black Crepons new designs. Yard wide fabrics at twenty five cents. Jackets and complete stock of Garments by Kersey in black brown tan gray with taffeta silk or satiny lining. Percales yard wide three to nine yards now seven and a half cents. Extra heavy fleeced lined Underwear for ladies and gentlemen at twenty five cents.
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Kersey’s
Wanted two bright young ladies to demonstrate food products
Wantrep two bright intelligent young ladies to demonstrate food products at homes. Salary paid. Call Monday p m at yoo South Moniteau street. For sale two fine Century plants eight or ten years old. Call on or address HH Fleming care of D H Smith Hardware Co New sourkraut and Faust Wienerwurst at Jule Schmid s tonight.
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New Sourkraut
Faust Wienerwurst
Jule Schmid
Yoo South Moniteau Street
HH. H. Fleming
D. H. Smith Hardware Co
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L. D. Hopkins
Superintendent Hardy
John . Hill
Dents
the &T
National Guard Pvt
Fred Brill
Lincoln
S. P. Weller
Dora
Catherine Cordell
Marshall
Cordell
Leta Hancock
Blackburn
Hancock
Sterling Gallie
Irma Collins
Effie Kahn
al Rautenstrauch
George Bowers
Robert Cousley
Christian Science Society
WOTU
Percales
H. W. Meuschke
Ohio
Telephone
Seddalia
Joe
Boston
Ohio Street
H. Roemer & CO
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