Judges Close Busy Saturday in Cruatt Court
Judge Lon G. Longan disposed of numerous cases including Holcomb matters foreclosing deeds and setting aside wills by consent. Divorces granted or continued include Henry Horton, William Norton, Pearl Bristol. Walls damages suit plus other entries noted. Longan’s Laundry ad appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longan
Comb
Cora B. Holcomb
Myra B. Holcomb
Jenny Walls
Edward Imhauser
Charles Patrick
Daisy Patrick
Martha E. Smith
B. F. Ramey
Henry W. Norton
Margaret Horton
Pearl B. Bristol
Henry W. Bristol
Bente & Wilson
William T. Hance
Frank F. Combs
Weisburgh Trades For Emerson Piano At Taylor Store
Maurice Weisburgh the tailor switches his new Kimball piano for an Emerson model praised at Jno. N. Taylor's piano store located at 514 Ohio Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Weisburgh
Kimball
Emerson
Jno
N. Taylor
Ohio Street
Bard’s Drug Store Offered Everything for Manicure and Toilet
Bard’s Drug Store advertises a full range of manicure and toilet goods. Items include nail care sets and personal care products for daily grooming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard’s Drug Store
The Kilties to Perform In City Matinee and Night
The Kilties come Tuesday with a December 17 matinee and night engagement. Their 1900 1901 tour covered 18000 miles visiting over 250 American cities from Massachusetts to Kansas City and Kentucky. The band, famed as Canada’s Great Military ensemble, drew wide acclaim across the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Kansas City
Kentucky
Canada
America
Buffalo Review
Sousa
Kilties Draw Record Crowds In New Haven and Other Cities
Reports from New Haven Worcester and Newark praise the Kilties band with huge audiences and enthusiastic receptions. Attendance surpassed 30 000 in one day and exceeded prior records as the group filled new auditoria with delighted crowds.
Concession of the Brain Concession of the Brain
Price Grubb s the Houstonia man was thrown from his horse and found wandering aimlessly. He has been unconscious since the accident with a concussion of the brain and no recollection of the event. Two children witnessed him ride to his pasture before the fall and late volunteers found him in a dazed condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Grubb
Houstonia
Mr. Grubbs
Schley Case Reports Split. Dewey Dissent Supports Victory
Two Schley court of inquiry reports issued charge Admiral Schley with fault in tactics before Cienfuegos and Santiago while Dewey’s minority upholds his actions and credits the victory. The majority criticizes dispatch and coal use, while Dewey praises fleet integrity and expedition. Subsequent local lodge elections list new officers in Otterville and Warrensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Benham
Ramsey
Cienfuegos
Santiago
Admiral Dewey
Sedalia Steam Laundry Promotes Proper Shirt Care
An advertisement from Sedalia Steam Laundry at 216 Lamine Street touts improved laundering for shirts collars and cuffs. It highlights lengthened life of garments and lists two phone numbers for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lLongan
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Sedalia
Lamine Street
The Cold Snap Brings Bitter Freezing Weather
A sweeping cold snap grips the area with thermometers ranging from six to sixteen degrees below zero. Dr Evans’s government reading at ten below is likely correct. Ice season begins, promising a small harvest for ice men while the poor bear the heavier burden of winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Surprise Wedding at First Congregational Church
A wedding occurred Saturday night at the parsonage of the First Congregational church, a large surprise to many friends. Cla ude Wilcox and Miss Frankie Canning of Eureka, Kansas wed, with Rev. Martin performing the ceremony. The couple will reside at the home of Mrs. Black at Ninth and Ohio streets. Both are well known locally and friends wish them joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Claude Wilcox
O. P. Wilcox
Frankie Canning
Eureka
Kansas
Mrs. Canning
Seventh
Summit Streets
Mr. Martin
Freight Line Plans Stir Santa Fe Track Arrangements
Freight line proposals affect Santa Fe arrangements as Pacific freight trains are prioritized, triggering debate over routing and schedules.
Christmas Goods At F Taylor Cain’s In Pettis County
A Sentinel visit highlights F Taylor Cain 116 West Main with an extensive Christmas assortment below competing prices. The stock includes heating and cook stoves, steel ranges, sleds, tools, guns, knives, glassware, sporting gear and household items. Railroad news covers Missouri Pacific Santa Fe track deals, river route potential, and crew changes plus storm delays and inspections by H G Clark and D Hardy on the Lexington branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cain
Sedalia miners rebuff $75,000 offer for mines
The Gillett Forum reports the Exchange mine revival near Sedalia with Stratton offering $75,000 for the property. Local investors, including prominent Sedalia citizens, prefer to hold out hoping to gain more from continued operations of the Colorado mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Gillett
Colo
The
Exchange
Sedalia
Vicinity
Stratton
Local Rail Yard Laborers Named in Texas and Oklahoma
A list of workers including J. Jones and Fred Hines in Ravena Texas. Wesley Alexander in Denison. G. L. Anderson a brakeman in Denison. Tom Walker and L. D. Clayton atSulphur Springs and Atoka. Bert Taylor Will Finley John Morney and John Reddick assigned as crusher and tie plant laborers in Sween ey Greenville scattered across Denison Sulphur Springs Atoka Sween ey and Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Anderson
Denison
Tom Walker
L. D. Clayton
Atoka
Bert Taylor
Sween
Corn Razors Line Bard's Drug Store Display
A full line of corn razors is shown at Bard's Drug Store. The display highlights affordable grooming tools for agricultural workers and farmers visiting the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard’s
Shepard Pleads Guilty After Straw Dispute Near Georgetown
Charles Shepard pleaded guilty to assault before Justice Rogers after jabbing C. L. Crain with a pitchfork over straw left unsettled near Georgetown. Shepard paid a $5 fine. Crain alleged a knife was drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shepard
C. L. Crain
Chickens Found Frozen to Death Under Tree
A number of Captain E. W. Stevens chickens were found dead Saturday morning beneath a roosting tree. The birds were frozen to death in the cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Stevens
Groceries Slashed at Cain's Store Sale
J M Cain announces a limited run sale on groceries over the next few days as prices drop. Store offers include staple items at reduced rates to attract shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cain
Lodge and Staley Coupon Offer Detailed
Lodge and Staley present a coupon opportunity on another page noting savings, redemption terms, and purchase requirements. The feature highlights discount timing and how readers may claim price reductions through the specified offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge & Staley
Electric Car Line Proposed From Sedalia to McAllister Springs
The Sweet Springs Herald reports a plan to build an electric car line from Sedalia to McAllister Springs. A. Hollenbeck of McAllister says prompt citizen effort could extend the line to Sweet Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
McAllister Springs
A. Hollenbeck
McAllister
Sweet Springs
Boilermakers Lodge Elects Officers and Local News
Lodge No 116 elects A J Ba as president J R Jackson as vice president L Kahrs financial secretary A L McKinsey corresponding secretary William Rinert treasurer Missouri Pacific workers receive regular time checks Saturday Boilermaker Mike Maher lost his left eye after injury at Missouri Pacific hospital in St Louis and is reported to be recovering Superintendent G W Inge of Ss W & S W railway paid line employees Saturday Foreman Joe Starr Katy shops visits De Soto Missouri Katy trains 2 and 3 delayed by extreme cold weather Sedalia Lodge No 71 of 3 A of Y appears in report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boilermakers and
Ship Builders of America
J. R. Jackson
L. Kahrs
A.L. McKinsey
William Rinert
Missouri Pacific
Mike Maher
Missouri Pacific Hospital
St. Louis
G. W. Inge
Ss. W. & S. W. Railway
Warsaw
Joe Starr
Katy
de Soto
County Court Buys Nine Copies of Taxpayers Directory
The county court on Friday purchased nine copies of Brown's Taxpayers' Directory for each courthouse office. The city council also bought several copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Taxpayers
Court House
Coldicure Named Top Cough Medicine by Bard Drug Co
The W. B. Bard Drug Company promotes Coldicure as the best cough medicine. The claim highlights its effectiveness and relies on the company’s endorsement and branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Bard Drug Company
Coldicure Promises Cough Cure At Bard’s Drug Store
An old advertisement touts Coldicure as a pleasant remedy to treat any cough and notes its availability at Bard’s drug store. The claim emphasizes ease of use and local accessibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard’s
Work of Mrs. Schumaker Deputy Supreme Commander
Deputy Supreme Commander Mrs. Anna Schumaker of Queen City Hive leads efforts in local scout and community projects. The note highlights her leadership role and associated organization in Queen City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumaker
Anna Schumaker
Queen City Hive
Jacobsen Rites Set For December 15 At 2 PM
August J. H. Jacobsen died December 11 after a lingering illness at age 55 years eight months. He was husband of Charlotte nee Buchert and father of Ida. He leaves brothers Charles A. Jacobsen and Lena Jacobsen, and siblings in law Julius and wife. Funeral from 562 Refeb Place to New Pickers cemetery Sunday at 2 PM. friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Democrat
Jacobsen
August J. H. Jacobsen
Charlotte Jacobsen
Nee Buchert
Ida Jacobsen
Charles A. Jacobsen
Lena Jacobsen
Julius Gerock
Rebef Place
New Pickers Cemetery
Picturesque Char Summers Moves From Sedalia To Soldiers Home
John Henry Summers a well known Sedalia figure who sold lead pencils on street corners has left the Queen City for the Soldiers' home at Leavenworth Kansas. A Civil War veteran he lost a hand and battled whisky. Described as brave loyal and a familiar police court figure he will be missed in town and by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
John Henry Summers
Leavenworth
Kansas
John
Queen City
James Hemphill to Wed Miss Berenice Cooney
Miss Berenice Cooney of Sterling Kansas is to marry James Hemphill formerly of this city. The wedding is set for December 18 and Hemphill runs a tailoring business in Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Hemphill
City
Berenice Cooney
Sterling, Kas
Mr. Hemphill
Sterling
Sedalia Printing Co Sells Bankruptcy Blanks at East Fifth
The Sedalia Printing Company announces 19 bankruptcy blanks for attorneys in the state. They are now on sale at 112 East Fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Printing Company
East Fifth
Polly Bryant Heads to Omaha Trial This Week
Polly Bryant departs today to attend her trial in Omaha this week. The article notes the trip and upcoming court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Bryant
Omaha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cruatt Court
Holcomb
Patrick
Bristol
Henry Horton
Proceedings
B. F. Hughes
Public Administra
William F. Hol
Pittsburg
F. E. Arthur
Calhoun Park
Landers
New Haven, Conn
Courier-Journal
Worcester
Mass
Newark
N. J
Sentinel
Dewey
Otterville
Lamine Hive
Warrensburg
Hive No
Fannie Verney
Flora Graham
Fannie Gilkerson
Anna Welsh
Eunice Charters
Mary Lear
Lollie Ross
Pearl Davip
Dora Myers
Santa FE
Pacific
F. Taylor Cain’s
Pettis County
F. Taylor Cain
West Main Street
West Main
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Dicker
Lake City
Sibley
Independence
Colorado Road
Lexington
Cockfield
Boone
I. Mayberry
H. G. Clark
Iron Mountain
D. Hardy
J. Jones
Extra Gang
Ravena
Tex
Fred Hines
Avena
Wesley Alexander, Bridgeman
Deni
Will Finley
Crusher Laborer
John Morney
Crusher
Swee
John Reddick
Greenville
Shepard
Links and
Sedalia Lodge
Leavenworth, Kansas
James Hemphill
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!