Revival Work In Fort Worth With Rev Myers
Rev. F. L. Cook, visiting Texas, reports a pleasant time and active revival efforts in Fort Worth assisting Rev. J. S. Myers, formerly of Sedalia. Flowers bloom beautifull y. In town, Rev. Van Wagner will fill East Broadway Christian Church today and Rev. Shanklin of Lamonte will preach there next Sunday.
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F. L. Cook
Texas
South
Fort Worth
J. S. Myers
First Christian Church
van Wagner
East Broadway
Shan
Broadway Presbyterian Service as Usual Today
Regular services today at Broadway Presbyterian with good music. Everyone is welcome. Pastor E. W. Clippinger leads the congregation.
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Broadway Presbyterian
E. W. Clippinger
Calvary Episcopal Society Plans Gifts for Twenty Four Poor Children
The Girls' Friendly Society of Cal vary Episcopal church will provide aid to twenty four needy children, aiming to brighten the season with charitable gifts and support.
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Girls’ Friendly Society of Calvary Episcopal Church
Christmas Doll Drive at Broadway Church
Glad attendees distribute dolls to children on Christmas. Young ladies are busy dressing the dolls. Broadway Presbyterian Church Reverend E W Clippinger pastor. Regular services are held today with excellent music and a welcoming atmosphere.
First Christian Church Service and Evening Sermon
The church holds its usual morning services with a sermon on Soul Winning the Business of the Christian. Evening message focuses on The Parable of the Rich Man or What He Might Have Done.
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First Christian Church
Calvary Church to Hold Communion and Sermons
Calvary Church schedules Holy Communion at 7 30 a m and morning service at 11 a m with Sunday school at 9 30 a m. The evening service at 7 30 p m features Rev John Atwill of Kansas City delivering morning and evening sermons.
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Calvary Church
John Atwill
Kansas City
East Broadway Church Announces Sunday Schedule
East Broadway Christian Church sets Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 45 a m Rev J M Van Wagner from Sedalia will preach both services with special choir music.
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East Broadway Christian Church
J. M. van Wagner
Sedalia
First Church Communion and Testimonial Meetings Planned
The First Church of Christ Scientist holds its semi annual communion at 11:00 am in Professor Tiede's hall at the Y M C A building with the subject Sacrament. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting follows at 7 30 pm. The public is invited to both services.
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First Church
Christ, Scientists
Christian Science
Tiede
Revival Continues At Fifth Street M.E. Church South
The revival ongoing this week maintains strong interest and produces good. Services today include preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Morning topic What On and With What are We Building. Evening topic The Inexorable Law of Reproduction In Kind. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Rev. J. M. Boone is pastor.
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Fifth Street M. E. Church
South
Epworth League
J. M. Boone
William H Wallace Moves Across Missouri in Senate Bid
Kansas City politician William H Wallace spoke in Carthage Joplin Osceola and Clinton during a busy week, discussing trusts tariffs and coin standards. He criticized protectionist policy linking trusts to tariff debates and noted rival candidates while confirming no interview with others. Remains noted include Woodfin clerical history and Elkins resignation with Rod Jaynes replacing him.
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William H. Wallace
Kansas City
Senate
Sedalia
Elks Hotel
Wallace
Carthage
Joplin
Osceola
Clinton
Republican Party
Messrs. Stone and Clark
Patrick divorce case under advisement in circuit court
Judge Longan did not rule on the Patrick divorce and custody motion. Several other cases were continued or dismissed including attachments garnishments and demurrers. Ada Crenshaw was granted a divorce citing drunkenness brutality and coercion into a house of ill repute by Samuel Crenshaw.
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Patrick
Longan
Michael Siebert
Joe H. Berger
C. L. van Etten
Missouri Pacific Railway
Philip Hahn
F. H.shoemaker
N. E. Westlake
M. O. Green
R. E. Hatton
William Cunningham
App. M
Charles N. Meyers
Katie N. Meyers
Ada Crenshaw
Samuel Crenshaw
Pettis County School Funds Report Totals
County Clerk Gray reports 41 loans in force totaling 33 210 dollars with 3 780 dollars interest due, plus 56 990 dollars total. School funds on hand amount to 5 856 dollars and real estate of 4 100 dollars, making a grand total of 66 946 dollars. Interest collected will be distributed per capita among Pettis county school districts.
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Pettis County
Gray
Miss Carrie Woodfin Dies at 25 of Consumption
Miss Carrie Woodfin aged 25 died at her home 910 South Lamine street on Saturday afternoon of consumption. Her funeral will be held at the rest.
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Woodfin
Carrie Woodfin
South Lamine Street
Union Lodge Meeting With Grand Lodge Officer
A union meeting of the lodges in this section is being arranged in Sedalia area. The three Sedalia lodges and those at Hughesville La Monte Green Ridge Warsaw Smithton and Otterville will be represented. A grand lodge officer will attend and deliver an address.
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Grand Lodge
Sedalia
Hughesville
Lamonte
Green Ridge
Warsaw
Smithton
Otterville
Kid body dolls 25c at City Drug Store
A fragment notes kid body dolls priced at 25 cents sold at City Drug Store, likely a retailer feature or promo. The readable text identifies the item and locale but lacks broader context or dates.
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Kautzman
City Drug Store
Local Wheat Market Sparks High Payouts and Plungers
PAID OUT OVER $14,000. C. A. Baum, the commission man, paid out over $14,000 to Seda lians who had been on the right side of the wheat market Saturday. Wheat advanced three cents in price. Two brothers, well-known city businessmen, reportedly made about $16,000 last week, while a Morgan county farmer and stockman cleared over $5,000. In four days local plungers have earned $44,000.
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C. A. Baum
Narrow Gauge Road Contract Rumor Circulates
A rumor suggests the Sedalia Warsaw and Southern narrow gauge line will be widened soon. The plan foresees routing into Sedalia near the State fair grounds and the union depot, with Contractor Reynolds overseeing the river route construction.
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Sedalia, Warsaw and Southern Road
Sedalia
Union Depot
Reynolds
Mrs Hatch Wins 100000 From Fortunate Investment
Anna Hatch, formerly of Sedala and now residing in New York, recently realized a $100000 gain from a fortunate investment after inheriting a large sum from her father.
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Hatch
Anna Hatch
Sedala
New York
Notary Appointment for Florence Harker
Miss Florence Harker a popular Sedalia stenographer has been appointed a notary public by Governor Dockery in a ceremonial recognition at the trust company office.
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Florence Harker
Sedalia Trust Company
Roley Wins Prizes at Kansas City Poultry Show
W. J. Letts reports Sedalia chicken fancier W. J. Roley entered birds at Kansas City winning second and third prizes on cocks and fourth on hens among five entries in a 200 Bird Barred Plymouth Rocks class.
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Roley
W. J. Letts
W. J. Roley
Sedalia
Kansas City
Plymouth Rocks
Nance Family Update From Harwood Missouri
James E. Nance of Harwood Missouri, a Central Business College graduate, is reported to have been called home Saturday due to the serious illness of his father, residence Harwood.
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James E. Nance
Harwood
Central Busness College
Foot Injured as Block Buries Man at Missouri Pacific
James Owens a machinist apprentice at the Missouri Pacific shops was injured Saturday afternoon when a block fell on his foot mashing it He will likely be taken to the Missouri Pacific hospital in St Louis for treatment.
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James Owens
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Surprise wedding ends with bold ride and odd purchase
A runaway horse caused a buggy to overturn near the court house during a wedding. The rider Bill Gee Pluck then grabbed the frenzied animal, entered a train platform, guided the couple away, and later bought one million dollars worth of Hot Stuff at three dollars per ton and Rich Hill Nut at two seventy five, per a quirky city notice.
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Ohio Street
Court House
Bill Gee
Keal Ko’s
Bell
Queen City
Rabbit Hunt Organizing Tips for 1901
Rev J W Ferrell outlines the fifth annual rabbit hunt on December 19 1901. Form clubs with four gunners per club and one carrier per gunner, plus a team to meet carriers at crossroads. Bring lunch and arrange farm coffee, kill only rabbits, deliver barrelled rabbits to the nearest Missouri Pacific station for the Provident Association at St Louis Mo.
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J. W. Ferrell
Missouri Pacific Railway
Provident Association
St. Louis
Kennedy son in critical illness in St Louis hospital
J. W. Kennedy returned from St Louis where his son Frank Kennedy lies seriously ill in a hospital. Recovery appears doubtful.
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J. W. Kennedy
St. Louis
Frank
Elkins Resigns Position as Mrs. Thomas Dies
Mrs. W. S. Thomas of Pacific and Lamine streets died this morning after midnight from fever. She was 84. The report notes Elkins has resigned from his position.
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Elkins
Thomas
W. S. Thomas
Pacific
Lamine
Blair Neckwear to Open Holiday Headquarters in Sedalia
Blair Neckwear Manufacturing will establish its holiday operations this week in the old Weisburg room at the rear of Sedalia National Bank, setting up a temporary headquarters.
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Blair Neckwear Manufacturing Company
Weisburg
Sedalia National Bank
Farm Sold Near Hughesville to Mt. Pleasant Buyer
Boies Bros. & Co sold John Collins farm of 252 acres three miles south of Hughesville to Frank L. Johnson of Mt. Pleasant Ia for 30 dollars per acre. Johnson takes possession in March.
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Boies Bros. & Co
John Collins
Hughesville
Frank L. Johnson
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Johnson
Harmony Baptist Association Holds December Convention
Harmony Baptist association announces its quarterly convention and board meeting at Green Ridge on December 27 28 and 29.
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Harmony Baptist Association
Green Ridge
Funeral of W. H. Lewis in Parsons Attended by J. W. Mallory
J. W. Mallory returned Saturday from Parsons where he attended the funeral of W. H. Lewis long time Katy agent there.
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W. H. Lewis
J. W. Mallory
Parsons
Katy
George Sanfort Resigns for Armour Job in Kansas City
George Sanfort, after fifteen years as a Hoffman Bros. salesman, resigns to take a traveling salesman position with Armour and Company in Kansas City.
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George Sanfort
Hoffman Bros
Armour and Company
Kansas City
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Sunny South
Rev. Myers
Hail’s
Sedalia, Mo
Allegretti’s Fine Candy
Arlington Pharmacy
Jd, Hail Dry Goods CO
Missouri
Miss Woodfin
Syracuse
C.E. Elkins
Rod Jaynes
Manicure Goods
Arlington
Bryant-Tewmey
the Express
Santa Claus
FURS
Union Lodge Meeting
III
Frank Kennedy
Collin
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