Stephens Chapel Dedicated Sunday at Jefferson City
The Rev H A Barnes dedicated his new Jefferson City church named The Stephens Chapel costing 30000. Missouri officials including Governor Stephens Dockery attended with an elaborate musical program under Bishop Hendrix. Barnes, 35, is a Sedalia native with a long Missouri ministry and a record of debt liquidation in Clinton and Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Barnes
Jefferson City
Bishop Hendrix
Kansas City
New Church
Saline County
Warrens
Chicago University
Barnes
Missouri Conference
Sedalia
Versailles Station
Harrisonville Station
Clinton
Popular Sedalia Pastor Conducting Revival in New York
A notice from The Disciple reports Sedalia pastor Brother Putman arrived Tuesday in New York and preached a plain impressive sermon. He is described as a large man with a tender heart and effective delivery, winning listeners and drawing people to the Lord. Also includes thanks to Stephens for Joe Rice’s appointment and a Sedalia Society note dated February 4, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christian Church
Sedalia
Brother Putman
Taxation of the Present Week May See Action
The message notes possible taxation action this week and mentions the Feb 3 railway conductors meeting. It cites support for organized labor recognition and references Joe Rice on the railroad board. The legislature is urged to act promptly, with Senator E D Martin pressing for a plan to fill a vacancy caused by a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rice
Board of Railroad
Franchises and taxation bills shape Fortieth general assembly
The Fortieth general assembly debates franchise taxation with ten bills introduced five in each chamber. Local property transfers are recorded in Sedalia as Ida F Miller and husband sell to Samuel F Samuelson and David D Hammond sells property on Eleventh and Sixteenth streets. Governor Nash declares he will block the Rhulin Jeffries fight in Ohio with full state power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Ohio
Cincinnati
Death of Mrs Buren a Sedalia tragedy in law and loss
Mrs. Bert E. Buren aged 33 died at home 1010 South Missouri avenue after months of stomach cancer. Survived by husband a railway clerk and three children Margaret 8 Roger 6 Virginia 5 months. Also two sisters Pearl and Myrtle Blake and a Collinsville brother. Funeral Sunday 2:30 p m at home conducted by Rev E J Hunt. Pallbearers listed.
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Bert E. Buren
South
Missouri Avenue
Buren
Margaret
Roger
Virginia
Misses Pearl
Myrtle Blake
Collinsville
South Missouri
E. J. Hunt
M. E. Church
Removal Sale Moves Skillman & Brown to Knob Noster
The Dresden firm Skillman & Brown announces a removal sale on Friday February 1. The business traces back thirteen years in Dresden with various partnerships. Stock will be moved to Knob Noster where Joe Skillman will oversee operations. A new Dresden store is planned with Doc Adams in charge.
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Skillman & Brown
Dresden
Skillman
Joe Shacklett
E. W. Shultz
Dr. Brown
Doc Adams
Joe Skillman
Knob Noster
The
Sentinel
Courts In Session In Pettis County February Term
Pettis county circuit court convened for the February term with Judge Longan on the bench. Several cases were heard including continuations, dismissals, and equity matters as John Marshall Day was observed by the Pettis County Bar. Writs mention probate, partition, and an upcoming preliminary trial for Baron Bum Bum with witness Latimer subpoenaed. Aguinaldo note included.
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Longan
Adam Ittel
Pueblo Merchants to Visit New York Purchase Season Goods
Messrs Sam and Lew Moch brothers of Mrs Albert Kahn two leading dry goods merchants of Pueblo Colorado will arrive tonight for a visit They are on the way to New York Mr Albert Kahn of The Bell will accompany them and there will make his spring purchases Watch for his advertisement in The Sentinel on his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Sam and
Lew Moch
Albert Kahn
Pueblo
Colorado
New York
the Bell
the Sentinel
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Church
Dedi
Stephens
Missouri
Nio Congregation
Governor Dockery
Burg State Normal School
Pilot Grove College
Coates House
Mr. Montgall
Rcd
Putman
TO Stephens
Sedalia, Mo
Son V. Stephens
Jefferson
Queen City Division No
Senator E. D. Martin
Shail
Joe P. Herrington
Senate
Clay
Martin
Whaley
Lee
Farris
House
Hamilton
Hawkins
Sim
Mons
Nicholson
Huck
Fortieth General Assembly
Ida F. Miller
Samuel F. Samuelson, Wd
David D. Hammond
John W. Baldwin
Erty
Eleventh Street
Brown
Summit
Joe Herrington
Jefferson City, Mo
Sum- Ogreeb
Frank Hoffman
Geo
W. Hocker, Wd
Weitrich Bluhm
Thos
Tency
W. E. Miller
J. W. Mallery
Nash
Columbus
Saengerfest Athletic Association
Rhulin-Jeffries
J. P. Graves
Otis J. Rogers
Ernest Lamy
Charles Hoberecht
P. F. Tarwater
E. E. Bixby
Benton Reece
Wheatland, Mo
Anna Hinton
Judge Priest
Bill Phelps
Gover
General Assembly
Senator Martin
A. Bluhm
Smithton Township
J. H. Selken
Curtis J
Bluhm
Pdeitrich Bluhm
Curtis
J. Bluhm
Mary J. Love
Jas
Lailne
Way and Means Committees
Board of Equalization
H. Farley
Lamonte Township
M. F. Prigmore
Mary E. and
Thomas W. Dick
Erson
Blackwater Township
Nancy E. Hall
George L. Daniel
David J. Kerstetter
Henry C. Sweat
Prairie Township
B. F. Hughes
John G
Rissier
G. W. Woods
Chas
May, Wd
Cedar Township
Charles L. May
Geo. W. Woods
Fifteenth Street
Mont
W. Waybright
Lamonte Town
Charles M. Price
Peter L. Price
Heath’s Creek Town
Caroline Puckett
Douglas Lane
Fifteenth
Viola B. Jones
Rogers’ Real Estate Company, Wd
South Side of
Eleventh
Tween Brown and Summit. and Exchange of Property
John Marshall
Pettis County
Ternoon
Sen
Tinel
Bate
Police and Justice
Bar
Supreme Court of the United States
Fred Schweatman
Kansas and Texas Railroad Company
John Bradley
City of
E. W. Stevens
John G. Binsler
Morris and Shultz
George Harlan
State of Missouri
H. L. Gray
B. & L. Associations
Equitable Saving and Loan Association
James M. Reid
Robert P. Heinrichs
Arthur
McGowan
Nancy F. Clark
William L. Todd
Equity
T. J. Gallivan
Jeremiah Gallivan
Henry Rhodes
Mary S. Wing
George Pepperdine
Barbara Moyer
Walter C. Mann
Annie Mann
C. W. Bente
Guardian Ad Litem
Annie
Corinne Mann
Louis P. Kibler
Perry L. Deweese
Receier
First National Bank
United States Court
Bond Ap
Elfing A. Fuller
Partition
Aguinaldo
Funston
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