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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
4
Sedalia lodge No. 236 A F and A M to hold a special communication for Third Degree work Friday at 7 30 p m All Masons invited with E E Codding W M and F A Sampson Secretary listed as contact and officer for the meeting.
The court mandates that from September 24 1901 no payments for books blanks stationery printing advertising or other supplies to county officers will be made without authorization by purchasing agent O M Harris and his requisition.
Maplewood report from September records wheat sales at 68 cents a bushel, school enrollments, and many fourfold references. Locals migrate for schooling and travel as families relocate to towns like St. Louis Pueblo Columbia Chicago Rolla and nearby farming posts while telephone lines begin to connect Maplewood homes.
Special to The Sentinel from New York reports the Columbia and Shamrock race starting at 1 pm with even starts. The Columbia crossed Shamrock’s bow at 1:11 and tacked as wind faded. By 2:17 the Columbia rounded the stake boat and finished ahead. Shamrock followed eight minutes later.
Buffalo New York September 26 Czolgosz the assassin of President McKinley was sentenced today to be electrocuted during the week beginning October 28 the earliest date legally permissible under New York law.
J B Minter, a Temple Texas man with a Sedalia ticket, died suddenly in Greenville while traveling to this city. The body goes to Denison then likely to Kansas City Junction for his daughter. His son resides in Lexington Missouri. He was known locally for business with his sons the Minter brothers.
The cannon seized in the Spanish American War and sent as an ornament for the capitol yard by Senator Cockrell arrived at Jefferson City from the Brooklyn navy yard. It will stand at the angle of the three entrances, the largest cannon now ornamenting the state house yard.
About 200 Windsor residents and neighbors attended a Wednesday stag barbecue near the city. Mike Doherty served as master of ceremonies. It was described as one of the most enjoyable events of the season in the area.
Pauline Mo Sept 25. J C Huckabay moved near Lamonte on Mrs Westbrook s farm. Mrs W moved to Sedalia. J C Vannatta came from Arkansas to see his brother. Mrs Thomas and Mrs Dunlap of Marshall Iowa visiting near Lamonte. They were up to see Otis. O Daniels twin babies stopped by. Mrs Annie Green and son of south of Sedalia attended Walnut Branch church. Supper for school children planned next Friday night. Mr Amy Clark of Sedalia was here on business last Monday. W E Reavis shipped cattle last Monday. John Adams went to Sedalia Wednesday. Eph Huckabay renting a farm this week. Charley Dump here buying hogs this week.
James D. Diehl of Rico Colorado married Anna Goodknight at the bride’s home near Dumpville last night in a small wedding ceremony attended by family and friends.
Mr and Mrs Harding of Hughesville today celebrated the twentieth anniversary of their marriage by receiving a number of friends at a dinner party.
The Lafayette and Johnson county Baptist association is in session at Knob Noster with large attendance.
A gentleman and wife seek board with a nice family or at a private boarding house. Address as Boarder care Sentinel.
Miss Minnie Berggren of Green Ridge will entertain a number of guests Saturday in a community event that showcases local talent and hospitality.
A gathering was held Saturday at her home to honor a young lady on her fifteenth birthday anniversary with family and friends attending.
W D Brownfield and Mose Hogan traveled to Cole Camp and shipped about ninety head of fine cattle to St Louis this afternoon.
Philip Meyers was fined five dollars and costs in police court this morning for intoxication. He paid the fine.
Mrs. C. B. Anderson is reported very ill with dropsy at her St. Louis home. Her mother Mrs. C. T. Taylor of Sedalia is at her bedside. She is not expected to recover.
The report notes forty women hold elected positions in Kansas and an estimated twelve hundred hold appointive roles, reflecting widespread female participation in governance.
A Harper schoolteacher sues a Wichita man for breach of promise claiming damages of 10000. The case marks a high profile civil action amid local courts.
Dick Hess yesterday purchased 100 shares in a major stock deal. The transaction highlights Hess’s active market involvement and signals potential moves in his investment strategy.
The head of Greer Bros. fine stock cattle contemplates moving west to buy a stock ranch. The Greer firm is set to meet at Jefferson City as the Presbyterian Synod of Missouri convenes there on October.
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