16 Feb 1902
Page 10
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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1902
Page
10
The Sentinel states Charles Leftwich is authorized to announce his candidacy.
Alumni from Central Business College report promotions and salary increases across Missouri, Arkansas, and Illinois. H A Dundas advances to Missouri Pacific ticket department in Kansas City at 82.50 monthly. Roy McComb moves to Burlington railroad office work at 80 monthly. J F Kehier gains a 10 monthly raise at Goodwin Manufacturing in St Louis. Mabel Savage receives a higher stenographer salary at D M Osborne in St Louis. George D Riddle becomes a telegraph operator in Shell City. Sallie Morrison earns a better post with Swartzchild and Salsberger in Chicago after strong performance. George Liles, two months out of school, gets a 15 monthly raise at Gibson Coat Co in Gibson Ark. L K Urie leaves school for mail clerk job Kansas City to La Junta Col at 900 yearly. Jennie Kell from Central Business College becomes a St Louis stenographer for Granite Loan and Investment Co at 40 monthly. R E B Chesser accepts a position as …
A report alleging a smallpox outbreak at the Central Business College dormitory is described as a malicious falsehood. The piece notes the telegraph department placements for students, with those who studied four months to be placed in telegraph offices along the road.
A compilation of multiple property deeds records shows numerous transfers in various townships with prices from 500 to 250000. The list includes Andrew J Wasson to Sylvan Reid 73 acres in Longwood and Wm B Broomall to the Electric and Railway Co of Sedalia Mo among others. The article closes with a New York assembly bill proposing automatic shut off devices and brakes on locomotives trains at 30 mph or more, with a $100 daily penalty.
Wanted one neat appearing man to take orders in the city and one man with his own rig for the country. Good pay to the right parties. Call at 220 South Prospect from 10 a.m. to 12 m.
Sedalia visitor Elmer Cren shaw calls Franklin Junction home for a time Earnest Jones the black smith suffered serious injuries while a coast ing last week Brakeman Autenreith came home from Sedalia hospital where he had fever Engineer McManara returned from Sedalia where he visited family Mr George Long will not go to Sedalia any more The county grand jury threatened to discuss the matter
The Rev. Davis of the M. E. church will conduct a quarterly meeting at Smithton today. Members and attendees are urged to join for the sermon and discussion.
Rail timetable fragments show various east and south bound times including Lexington Branch and Warsaw departures. A note reports a surge of new smallpox cases south of Smithton.
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