Railroad News Hospital Arrivals Report
Will Brown a tie plant laborer Greenville. Albert Robinson tie plant laborer Greenville. J P Tiermey machinist apprentice Parsons. Oscar Rhodes bridgeman Weldon Springs. Leo Hermandes extra gang Fate. Antonio Gonzalo extra gang Shreveport. Tomas Rodregues section laborer Denison. Henry Barr section laborer Atoka. Charles Geary depot porter Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Brown
Tie
Greenville
Albert Robinson
J. P. Tiermey
Parsons
Oscar Rhodes
Bridgeman
Antonio Gonzalo
Extra Gang
Shreveport
Tomas Rodregues
Denison
Henry Barr
Atoka
Charles Geary
New Engine Damaged in South McAlester Wreck
The Katy engine involved in the Sunday wreck at South McAlester I T was a new Columbian locomotive No. 297. It had just left the shops about two weeks earlier and was heavily damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South McAlester
I. T
Kansas City Memphis Line Aims To Link Regions
Pioneer railroad promoter Mr Gould vows a Memphis to Kansas City line with Cushman Carthage or Joplin in between. He says construction will run from both ends and be pushed to completion to unlock mineral lands in Northern Arkansas.
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Kansas City
Memphis
Gould
Cushman
Carthage
Joplin
Arkansas
Possible northern junction point for line named
Mr Gould indicated discussion on making Carthage the northern junction for the Gould system, with Op lin Mexico cited as a possible alternative. The note hints at strategic routing choices affecting regional rail connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Gould
Carthage
Oplin
Four New Mail Clerks Appointed for Katy Route
The Sedalia and Denison run on the Katy gains four new mail clerks as business grows and positions are filled next month.
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Sedalia
Denison
Katy
Links and Pins. Board of Adjustment chair heads to Chicago
E P Curtis, chairman of the board of adjustment for the B of L FE on the Katy, leaves tonight for Chicago on engineering business. Engineer Woods, for the Lexington branch passenger run, takes the Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern passenger run and makes his first trip today. E H Calef, livestock agent for the Missouri Pacific, arrives from St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Curtis
Board of Adjustment
B. of L. FE
Katy
Chicago
Engineer Woods
Lexington
Sedalia
Warsaw
Southwestern
E. H. Calef
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Crap Shooters Fined In Local Court
James Pyles was fined five dollars and costs in Judge D Kinsey's court after being arrested Saturday night for gaming. Walter Hopkins George Hol bert received three days in jail. Jake Wright and Robert Alexander were fined one dollar and costs. Henry Boswell has left the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pyles
D. Kinsey
Walter Hopkins
George Holbert
Jake Wright
Robert Alexander
Henry Boswell
J D Hail Dry Goods Seeks Five Skilled Saleswomen
Wanted five skilled saleswomen at once. Those without experience not considered. Apply before eleven. J. D. Hail Dry Goods Co. 219 221 223 Ohio street Sedalia Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hail Dry Goods Co
Ohio Street
Sedalia
Baby Boy Born to Mrs Horner Near City
A son was born Sunday to the wife of Mr Howard Horner who lives four miles northwest of the city.
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Howard Horner
Mrs E C Squeers Visits Sister In Huckins
Mrs E C Squeers of Chicago visits her sister Mrs J K Lesch at the Huckins. Pearl King is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Squeers
Chicago
J. K. Lesch
The
Huckins
Pearl King
Finest line of buggies in Sedalia at Queen City Implement
Sedalia buyers invited to inspect a selection of buggies at Queen City Implement Company located at 214 East Second Street. The display highlights the finest lines available, inviting shoppers to compare styles and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Queen City Implement Company
East Second Street
Miss Elliott Yost Witnessed Warensburg Football Game
Miss Elliott Yost went to Warensburg this afternoon to witness the football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Yost
Warrensburg
Saline County Boy Dead in Manila War Action
The War Department reports the death of Otto Johnson of Saline County, a member of Company B 25th Infantry, who died recently in Manila. Johnson was 25 years old and reported as a local resident.
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Saline County
War Department
Otto Johnson
Manila
Johnson
2Sth Infantry
Help Wanted at J D Hail Dry Goods Sedalia
Small ad seeks a boy for errands and a young man for work in dress goods stock at J D Hail Dry Goods Co. Apply before eleven. Address 219 291 and 223 Ohio street Sedalia Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Hail Dry Goods Co
Ohio Street
Sedalia
Reward for Lost Spectacles in Sentinel Area
Liberal reward offered for return to Sentinel office of spectacles lost on Sabbath between Southwest corner Lamine and Thirteenth streets and southwest corner Ohio and Fourteenth streets. Highly valued as gift from Mrs. M. W. Archer.
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Lamine and
Thirteenth Streets
Ohio and
Fourteenth Streets
M. W. Archer
Last Day of Term Probate Session Sets Tomorrow
The probate judge will hold the last session of the August term tomorrow. The notice signals the closing of the term and the judge's timetable for final matters.
Ministers Alliance Meeting Reports Routine Business
The Ministers' Alliance met at the M. E. Church in South. Only routine business was transacted. An informal meeting of Anti Saloon leaders followed the regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Eb.chureh
South
Sedalians Commissioned by Governor Dockery
Governor A. M. Dockery ordered commissions issued to W. E. Grimm first lieutenant and W. F. Logan second lieutenant in Company D Second Regiment N. G. M. with rank from September Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Dockery
W. E. Grimm
W. F. Logan
Sedalia Rifles to hold Bankers' medal drill at Liberty Park
The Sedalia Rifles announce a competitive drill for the Bankers' medal at Liberty Park Army tomorrow night. The medal is currently worn by Sergeant John A. Glover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Rifles
Liberty Park Armory
John A. Glover
Petition to abolish six mile road district filed
The petition to abolish the six mile road district was filed with County Clerk Gray today. The proposition will be submitted to voters this fall. Abolishing the district would mean about $6,000 more for the county roads and bridges, it is said.
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Six Miles Road
Gray
Six Mile
Prosecutor Cashman Files Three Informations
One city paper said Cashman had filed or would file 117 informations. He had just filed three, the extent of his plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashman
Georgetown Democratic Meeting Hears Speeches and Talk
At the Georgetown Democratic meeting Saturday night E E Johnson and R H Gray spoke while George Barnett and H B Shain delivered remarks. Committeeman Joe M James presided over the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Messrs
E. E. Johnson
R. H. Gray
George Barnett
H. B. Shain
Joe M. James
White and Ralls to Speak on Prohibition Ticket
Speaking Wednesday at the courthouse C N White of Smithton and C E Ralls of Eldon will campaign for the prohibition ticket in a public address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. White
Smithton
C. E. Ralls
Eldon
For Sale One Well Bred Mare
For sale a gentle family mare described as sound in every respect. Inquiries invited at 314 North Quincy.
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North
Quincy
Store stance to prevent returns and ensure correct goods
A store pledges to stand between customers and bad choices. If something goes wrong the retailer will fix it. They advocate buying right the first time and returning to the maker if not as promised, ensuring the maker meets commitments.
Fourteenth German Day Postponed to October Second
The executive committee of the Fourteenth German Day announces a delayed schedule from September 14 to October 2. The program includes a grand trades procession at 1 PM, speeches, games at Liberty Park, an 8 PM vocal and instrumental concert, and a grand ball at Liberty Park Hall. Businessmen with floats and marshals should report near the courthouse by 1 PM Thursday for assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Sedalia Journal
Crand Trades
Liberty Park
Liberty Park Hall
Court House
L. E. Friemel
Peter Pehl
New Downtown Katy Office Gets New Sign
Foreman Al Hunicke of Katy paint shops prepares a handsome sign for Katy's new downtown office reflecting a fresh corporate image.
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al Hunicke
Katy Paint Shops
Katy
Case of Harry Sanders Continued in Rogers Court
In Judge Rogers court this morning the case of Harry Sanders colored charged with assault on Robert Crockett colored was continued until next Monday morning.
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Judge Rogers Court
Harry Sanders
Robert Crockett
Jake Schoell Case Postponed To October 25
The case of Jake Schoell arrested for allegedly stealing $50 from Fred Putcher was continued this afternoon to Saturday October 25 in Judge Kinsey's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Schoell
Fred Putcher
Local criminals released after sentence commutations
John Warner sentenced September 18 to twenty days for petit larceny but commuted to ten days and sent to Morgan county for farm work. Jesse Smith and William Owsley who served eight days for assault were released today, as was Ed Gravitt who served one day for fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warner
Morgin County
Jesse Smith
William Owsley
Ed Gravitt
A Big Yield of Corn Reported by T B Gardner
T B Gardner of this city claims one and a fourth acres of corn will yield 147 bushels, equating to about 117 7 percent bushels per acre based on actual measurement and weight.
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T. B. Gardner
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