Remodeled First Christian Church Opens with Music Program
The First Christian church in Hinsdale resumes services in its remodeled building after a summer tent era. A fine music program directed by Mrs. W D Steele will feature renowned local musicians and a grand pipe organ led by Prof. Phillips of Kansas City. Sermons and series begin Sunday with themes on The Church Faith and Christian Character.
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First Christian Church
Ninth
Massachusetts
Putman
Phillips
Kansas City
Dr. Carter
L. P. Coleman
Messrs. Brown
Harris
L. W. Bryant
Mac Looney
Ed. Taylor
Sam Kidd
Hunnefelt
Mendelssohn
Beulah Harris
W. D.steele
A. L. Shortridge
Tipton
Fred Robertson
Herbana
Cook
Walnut Church
H. Heisenmeyer
St.Paul
Flora B. Flanders
Chaney
Scott Joplin
Pleasant Green
Judge Gantt
Jeterson City
Bob Collins wins Special Trot at Boonville Fair
Bob Collins won the Special Trot at Boonville fair in 2:20. The horse was owned and driven yesterday by M. B. Coleman of this city.
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Boonville Fair
Bob Collins
M. B. Coleman
An Elegant Turnout on Bedelia Streets
One of the handsomest turnouts seen on Bedelia streets in many a year draws attention as residents remark on the stylish procession and its graceful display.
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Bedelia
Nutting Parties to the Country Drove Out Near Muddy
Saturday outings as Sedalians join nutting for winter fireside with Miss Mary Letts leading a First Baptist Sunday school party and the Ladies Auxiliary of the B of L E joining in. Wagons, baskets, and picnic fare fill two crowds heading for Muddy banks and Flat Creek with numerous local ladies and children in attendance.
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Mary Letts
First Baptist Church
Sallie Brown
Florence Lamy
Ladies’ Auxiliary
L. E
Mesdaines McDonald
Chapel
Clark
Douglass
Bratton
Tongate
Valentine
Kerr
Harmon
Fort Scott
Goodwin
Wolfe
Atkinson
Flat Creek
Mesdames J. C. Williams
Chas. Williams
Seymour Williams
W. J. Ferguson
German Day Celebration Planned at Liberty Park
The German Pioneer society executive committee set plans for next Thursday at Liberty park with afternoon track events outdoor amusements and an address. An evening concert directed by Prof. O H Tiede runs 8 00 to 9 30 with local instrumental and vocal talent followed by a Friemels orchestra ball. The committee invites civic organizations and city and county officers to attend. Mrs Clay Townsend arrived today from the Missouri Pacific station.
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The
German Pioneer Society
Liberty Park
F. E. Hoffman
Sentinel
O. H. Tiede
Friemel
A Chance for the Sherlocks
Big reward offered for conviction of the firebug. Officers seek the culprit as Warrensburg merchants face inconvenience from unclaimed $50 and $100 bills while a chase continues. Ladies Musical club plans reorganization at the Y M C A hall next Wednesday. Friemel's Military band arrived from Clinton to perform for G A K and U C V events, with Sid soldiers passing through.
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Warrensburg
Ladies Musical Club
Friemel
Clinton
Sid
Arson suspect hunt in Sedalia sparks $300 reward
The Ilgenfritz building at Third and Ohio narrowly escaped fire after an incendiary attempt. A $300 reward posted by C. E. Ilgenfritz draws Sherlock Holmes kin in Sedalia to aid arrests and conviction. Police and constables press for clues as witnesses note no arrests yet and suspect Harker denies charges amid ongoing investigations. Local residents and officials move about town as church events, sermons, and social announcements fill daily life.
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Sherlock Holmes
C. E. Ilgenfritz
Ilgenfritz
Third and
Ohio
Somone
Harker
Sentinel Office
Ilgenfritz Company
Pioneer Col Sam Lowe Dies in St Louis After Illustrious Career
Col Sam A Lowe a Pettis county native, long prominent in Missouri law and railroad circles, died in St Louis at 81. He served as Kansas Territory superintendent, Missouri Constitutional Convention clerk, Civil War lieutenant colonel, and early Missouri Pacific railway leader.
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Sam A. Lowe
Missouri
Geyer Avenue
St. Louis
Lowe
Territory of
Kansas
Missouri Knights of Pythias
Missouri Militia
Pettis County
Missouri Pacific Railway
Syracuse
American soldiers surrender to Filipinos in Manila
Fourteen American enlisted men were delivered up by the Filipinos at eight o'clock tonight. No names have been learned yet. Indications suggest local weariness of warfare. The message was received by the Sentinel at 2 20 p m today, showing time differences between Sedalia and Manila.
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the Sentinel
Standard-Herald
Sedalia
Katy
Pilot Grove
Warrensburg
Paris
M., K. & T. Railroad
City of
Sedalia Hospital
The
Sentinel
Manila
Harmony Baptist Meeting Sets Lamonte Next Year
The Harmony Baptist Association elected delegates to the Missouri State General and named a new 23 member executive board at the afternoon session. They will meet at Lamonte October 17 with Rev. J L Ford to deliver the annual sermon. Last night Rev. McManaway preached the closing sermon at First Baptist Church.
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Harmony Baptist Association
Missouri State General Association
John
J. B. Fuller
C. A. Buchanan
Chas. N. White
G. W. Briskell
J. W. Allen
A. F. Whipple
Charles Hoffman
J. H. Farley
Herman Wood
W. S. Allen
William Rissler
R. K. Thomson
W. L. Pearson
J. H. Ruffin
C. L. Cantwert
Z. Haight
W. M. Maddox
W. R. Scott
J. McDaniel
C. M. Nelson
L. G. Fellers
J. W. Williams
C. E. Francis
J. D. North
Bowman Firm Transfers to Cloney and Dorn
The Bowman laundry business transfers its interests to Will Cloney and Dorn. Will Cloney takes over as partner with Dorn, the firm changing to Cloney & Dorn. Dorn will manage operations in Kansas City and reside at the Midland. Cloney returns to Seattle with his family and secures housing at the Huckins.
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John W. Bowman
Bowman & Dorn
Will Cloney
Bowman
Cloney & Dorn
Dorn
Kansas City
the Midland
Cloney
The
Huckins
Kingsbaker Death in Quincy and Rocheport Blast Accident
Solomon Kingsbaker learns his mother Mina Kingsbaker died at her Quincy Illinois home at age 54. He and other siblings spread across Los Angeles Chicago Pittsburgh Germany and Rocheport man Henry Brown dies in a rock blasting accident on the Missouri Kansas and Texas line near Rocheport when a fallen stone crushes him.
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Solomon Kingsbaker
Mina Kingsbaker
Quincy
Ill
Germany
Henry Brown
Rocheport
Brown
Boonville
Dividend Declared by Bank of Commerce Sedalia
At a regular board meeting Bank of Commerce Sedalia Missouri declares a semiannual dividend of three percent from net earnings for the past six months. Dividend payable to stockholders on demand. Apam Irret, Cashier.
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Bank of Commerce
Sedalia
Board of Divictute
Apam Irret
Local Officials Dine and Inspect New County Buildings
Judge Tfarris and Probate Judge Parsons visited the county farm yesterday to inspect the new barfis and sheds under construction. Miss Bertha Dickman plans to depart Monday for Chicago to spend the winter with her sister Mrs. Majors. Dr. W G Cowan will move his office Monday to the Hoffman building at Fifth and Ohio.
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Tfarris
Parsons
Bertha Dickman
Chicago
Mrs. Majors
W. G. Cowan
Hoffman Building
Fifth and
Ohio
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J. H. Kelly
Nevada
W. D
Steele
Clay Townsend
Missouri. Pacific Station
Sherlocks
Warrensburg Standard Herald
Sam Lowe
Philippines
Ft. Cook
Steward Landis
Hospital Department
Goth
Ft. Riley
Phillippines
New York
Altea
Baptists Association
Lamonte
Rev. Ford
Pam
OW Cloney & Dork
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