Close Of The Sun Day School Convention Adjourns In Springfield
The state convention of Sun day schools adjourned in Springfield to meet in St. Louis next year. Delegates numbered 408 from 30 denominations across four counties. Officers listed for the primary and junior league include Mrs. M. Park and Mrs. Jennie Conway of St. Louis, with other division heads and association officers named. A nominating committee proposed denominational secretaries for eight denominations and an executive committee slate. An arrest case involving Thomas Spurs and two accomplices conflicted with a separate jail report on a watch theft case near West Main street, with suspects released after Wis shown they were not the right men.
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Springfield
St. Louis
M. Park
G. A. Copley
Kansas City
Jennie Conway
Millie
Jefferson Club Meeting Ahead of Bryan Reception and Campaign
Members of the Jefferson club and Democrats are urged to attend a court house meeting on Thursday evening September 4 to organize receptions for Hon. W J Bryan and to facilitate the September 10 campaign opening. The session will assign the necessary committees with many listed names from Moberly Kansas City and local supporters.
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Jefferson Club
Court House
W. J. Bryan
W. E. Poindexter
Farm loans offered at five percent with partial payments
$1,000 and up at lowest rates and best terms on Pettis county realty. Farm loans at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J. H. Bothwell attorney and counsellor Seda lia National Bank Building.
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Pettis County Realty
J. H. Bothwell
Sedalia National Bank
Sedalia Mayor Proclaims Labor Day Holiday
Mayor J L Babcock proclaims the first Monday in September as Labor Day in Sedalia Missouri. He urges city residents to observe by closing shops and factories, especially in the afternoon, to allow employees to attend local labor celebrations.
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I. J. L. Babtock
Sedana
Sedalia
Ball Blue Ad Claim Red Cross Brand Value
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the best choice for laundry. It promotes a large 2 oz package priced at five cents and describes it as the preferred Ball Blue option.
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Red Cross
A Dance at Gregg's Hall Delights City Guests
The young ladies of the city enjoyed a dancing party at Gregg's hall Friday night. A very pleasant evening was spent with guests including Misses.
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Grege’s
Springs Likely to Stay Open All Month says Owen Hallenbeck
Owen Hallenbeck of McAlester Springs visited the city on Saturday and stated the Springs will probably remain open throughout the upcoming month.
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A. Hallenbeck
McAlester Springs
Gun sale notice by F Taylor Cain
A gun sale notice from F. Taylor Cain invites buyers to act before the assortment is broken, promising well-priced firearms in a large line available for purchase.
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F. Taylor Cain
St Louis Architects Plan Elegant Three Story Block
A St Louis firm of architects prepares plans for a three story business block to be erected on the Grand Central Rite.
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St. Louis
Rocky Mountain Tea Baby Medicine Ad
Mrs. Bard Drug Company promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as the best medicine for babies and children, claiming one package yields two quarts of remedy and directing readers to follow the provided instructions.
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Rocky Mountain
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Cord Brandt Plans 20-Foot Two-Story Grocery Addition
Cord Brandt prepares to add a 20-foot extension two stories high to his grocery store, outlining construction plans and potential impacts on business operations and local zoning.
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Cord Brandt
Three in Jail Over Stolen Watch in Sedalia Case
George Bright and Scalley Nickey were arrested in Centralia Missouri on Friday and brought to Sedalia the same night where they were jailed. They face charges in connection with a stolen watch.
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Nickey
Centralia
Sedalia
Bright
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Cited As Sight Savior
A Sioux City man recalls his 11 year old son being poisoned by a weed contact during a picnic. A neighbor advised DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve which relieved eye irritation and sped recovery. The ad claims the salve cures skin diseases and warns against counterfeits.
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Mr. Dibble
Sioux City
DeWitt
Tim
W. E. Bacing Co
Public Schools Open Dates Change in Sedalia Area
Sedalia reports city schools will reopen September 15, while county schools start September 8.
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Sedalia
Cough Cure Promoted By W F Bard Drug Co
An ad touts One Minute Cough Cure as a necessary precaution against colds. It claims immediate relief by allaying inflammation, clearing the head, and strengthening the mucous membranes. It purports to cure coughs croup throat and lung troubles and highlights safety and child appeal.
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Bard Drug Co
Young People Entertained at German Evangelical Church
The young people of the German Evangelical church were entertained Thursday evening at George Fisher's home at Fifth and Grand avenue. They enjoyed games and refreshments.
A Trolley Party Honoring Miss Hattie Jones
Miss Hattie Jones of Boon Ville was the guest of honor at a trolley party hosted by Miss Dollie Webster. Twenty couples enjoyed the ride and were later served refreshments at Walch's.
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Hattie Jones
Boon Ville
Dollie Webster
Walch’s
A Colored Sensation in Henry County Assault Case
Deputy Robb arrested Tony Draper and Noah Wood two colored men in Henry County for felonious assault on George W. Shobe of Leeton. Shobe says Draper led the rumpus over a girl during fair week and they assaulted him with a beer bottle on a High Line train between Camp Branch and Green Ridge. Trial is expected Monday before Judge Kinsey.
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Tom Robb
Tony Draper
Noah Wood
Henry County
George W. Shobe
Leeton
Shoke
Draper
Camp Branch
Green Ridge
Kinsey
Rocky Mountain Tea Claims for Children and Family
An advertising blurb from W. E. Bard Drug promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as benefiting children, sleep, and growth, listing a price of 35 cents.
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W.E. Bard Drug Company
Man Injured Eye After Steel Chisel Strike
Charles Schoutze, a car repairer at Katy shops, had his right eye badly cut by a steel piece from a coal chisel. He was taken to the hospital and later to Dr. Sutton's office for dressing.
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Charles Schoutze
Katy
Colonel Strang Works in Wanamaker Coal Drilling
A letter from Colonel A. L. Strang reports a force of men still busy drilling for coal near Wanamaker.
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A. L. Strang
Wanamaker
A Silver Wedding for Mr and Mrs G C Stotts
A large group of the Stotts friends mainly from the Lady Mac cabees surprised the couple last evening to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. A fine supper was served and many elegant gifts were received.
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G. C. Stotts
Lady Maccabees
Cohen's Hot Stuff Koal Ko Hard Coal Ad
An old classified style ad urges readers to place orders for hard coal now before a price advance, listing the business as Cohen's Hot Stuff Koal Ko with a contact phone 263.
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Cohen
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Ada Stanley
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Florence Floyd
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J. L. Babcock
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Susan Tee
Kame Dack
MM Lunes
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Evans Chemical Co
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