Democratic State Convention Convenes in St Joseph
The Democratic state convention meets in St Joseph with D W Shields of Hannibal as temporary chairman. W T Carrington poised for superintendent of schools nomination and John A Knott among railroad and warehouse commissioner nominees. W C Bronaugh emerges as strongest rival, while T W Park and J P Rice also show strength. Will A Rothwell of Moberly to chair the state committee.
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St. Joseph
D. W. Shields
Hannibal
W. T. Carrington
John A. Knott
W. C. Bronaugh
Knott
T. W. Park
J. P. Rice
Will A. Rothwell
Moberly
Gould V Pennsy Rivalry Grows Over Eastern Access
New York July 22 train and finance circles watch a budding clash between George J Gould and the Pennsylvania Railroad for control of eastern routes. Gould has sacrificed Western Union ties to gain entry into Pittsburg and Washington, signaling a broader bid for seaboard reach and influence.
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Gould
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pittsburg
Washington
New York
George J. Gould
Seaboard
George Gould
Western Union
Pennsylvania
George Goulds
Mr. Grould
Andrew Carnegie
Pennsylvania Road
Carengie Steel Company
Wabash
Carnegie
Thomas A. Scott
Jersey Central
United Railways of
New Jersey
Thomas Scott
United Railroads of
Wall Street
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mercantile Trust Company
Gould Properties
Republican platform faults expose school fund certificate issue
In Missouri political notice from St Joseph July 22 the piece argues the Jefferson City platform condemns the school fund certificates as unconstitutional and a dishonest Democratic ploy. It cites Joplin candidates Moses Whybark and Edward Higbee who backed the indebtedness certificates and accuses the Republicans of insincerity and weakness in their platform.
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St. Joseph
Jefferson City
Joplin
Supreme Bench
Moses Whybark
Edward Higbee
Judge Whybark
Insurgent Committeemen Targeted Over Investigation Vows
Eleven insurgent committeemen who voted for probing the state committee accounts are marked for removal. All face likely defeat except Virgil Conklin protected by district influence, John Butler similarly fortified, and Henry Quellmalt who plans to stay in place. Named targets include Winters, Lysaght, Walsh, Newton, Chinn, Gupton, Glenn, and Marshall across districts.
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St. Joseph, Mo
State Committee
Virgil Conklin
John Butler
Henry Quellmalt
Tom Barrett
Winters
Milan
T. J. Lysaght
St. Joseph
Frank P. Walsh
Kansas City
Emmett Newton
Springfield
E. H. Chinn
Rocheport
W. L. Gupton
Ed A. Glenn
Ninth
Ernest Marshall
Nevada Post reports A jumps from 300 to 6000
The Nevada Post notes a dramatic rise with a figure advancing from 300 to 6000 in what appears to be a notable shift. Details remain sparse but the increase is highlighted as significant.
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The
Nevada Post
Peach harvest prospect boosts Koshkonong population
Perrin of Koshkonong Missouri visits the city and forecasts the largest peach crop in the region’s history. He notes Koshkonong’s population of about 3800 has swollen to about 6000 due to workers flocking to gather fruit, with the town returning to normal after harvest.
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Perrin
Koshkonong
Queen City band to lead Sedalia excursion Sunday
Parsons Kansas to Sedalia excursion plans draw 38000 expected visitors. Attractions include park events and a Missouri Valley league baseball game Sedalia vs Chanute. Modern Woodmen drill teams from Parsons Fort Scott and Nevada join with an exhibition drill at Liberty Park Sunday evening. Arrival around 10:30 a m departure late night.
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Queen City Band
Parsons
Kas
Sedalia
Chanute
Missouri Valley League
Woodmen of America
Fort Scott
Nevada
Liberty Park
Left her baby missing as Eva Combs sought
Authorities search for Eva Combs, colored, who allegedly left town with her fourteen months old child. She is believed to be in Kansas City, but the infant’s whereabouts are unknown.
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Eva Combs
Kansas City
Plumber Millaway Heads to St Louis Over Trade Dispute
W. W. Millaway, a local plumber who claims a combine aimed to drive him out of business, boarded the noon train to St Louis to settle grievances with the wholesale houses.
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W. W. Millaway
St. Louis
Points of Excellence in Thomas Printing Co
The notice extols Thomas Printing Co for careful judgment in handling work, tasteful ink selection, and skillful assembly. It emphasizes consistent care seen in every job produced at 115 East Second Street with phone contact 149.
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Thomas Printing Coo
East Second St
Q. C
No. 149
Mora Rural Free Delivery Route Established
A rural free delivery route will be formed at Mora in Benton county Missouri starting September 1. The service covers 36 square miles and will deliver mail to 475 families in the area.
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Mora
Benton County
Dog Poisoning Incidents Reported on South Massachusetts Street
A shepherd dog belonging to George Rapple on South Massachusetts street was given poison by a miscreant during the past week, heightening local concern over animal safety and urging residents to remain vigilant.
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George Rapple
Massachusetts Street
Fruity FRUANGE Flavor Debuts at Dow Drug Fountain
Dow Drug Co introduces a new flavor named Fruange made from fruit for exclusive use at its fountain. The advertisement highlights a fresh taste sensation available to customers seeking a fruity beverage option.
Wheat Purchases By Harter Milling In Clifton City
Doc Lambirth visited Clifton City on Monday and bought eight carloads of wheat totaling 6400 bushels for the Harter Milling Company located in the city.
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Lambirth
Clifton City
Harter Milling Company
Hud nut line of perfumes sold by Bard Drug in Sedalia
Sedalia merchants announce the celebrated Hud nut line of perfumes described as the finest quality offered. W. E. Bard Drug Company promotes the new fragrance collection to local shoppers.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Midgets Lose Kane as Twirler Joins Cardinals
St Louis signs premier Missouri Valley pitcher after Sedalia wins fifth straight game Monday. Cardinal acquisition follows Springfield team loss of Kane, a crack pitcher, who departs for St Louis.
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St. Louis
Sedalia
St Louis Signs Pitcher Harry Kane From Springfield
St Louis secures Harry Kane a Springfield standout in the Missouri Valley league. Joe Finnegan wired the Republic Kane signs with the Cardinals and will arrive today. Kane has two years of league experience including a 20 inning outing and ten straight wins for Springfield.
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Harry Kane
St. Louis
Springfield
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Finnegan
The
Republic
Kane
Cardinals
San Francisco
Rube” Waddell
Los Angeles
Waddell
Philadelphia Athletics
King” Morton
Nevada
Str. Louis Republic
Jefferson City beats Iola in slugging baseball game
July 22 in Iola Kansas Jefferson City wins 6 to 4 after a rough errorful slugfest. Morgan shines in key moments as Lawtner North Morgan and Kuran work batteries for the two teams.
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Iola
Jefferson City
Kas
Morgan
Lawtner
North
Kuran
Nevada defeats locals in high scoring game
Springfield Missouri July 22 Nevada beat the locals 10 to 4 with strong hitting in the first two innings. Nevada held 17 hits while Springfield had 7. Batteries Jones and Schmidt for Nevada Torrie and Cheek for Springfield.
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Nevada
Springfield
Jones
Schmidt
Torrie
Cheek
Sedalia Edges Chanute In Local July Baseball Tilt
Sedalia won 4 to 3 over Chanute in Chanute Kansas on July 22. Chanute scored 3 runs on 8 hits with 1 error, Sedalia had 4 runs on 6 hits with 3 errors. Batteries were Lawson and Schrant for Sedalia with Millsap and Brophy for Chanute.
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Sedalia
Chanute
Kas
Lawson
Schrant
Millsap
Brophy
Joplin Defeats Fort Scott In Home Baseball Clash
Joplin locals shut out Fort Scott with a 3 to 0 victory. Joplin compiled 3 runs on 9 hits with 4 errors, Fort Scott had 0 runs and 4 hits with 3 errors. Batteries went to Ragan and Finney for Joplin while Houston Moore and Craven worked for Fort Scott. Nevada team noted as robbed in the same report.
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Joplin
Fort Scott
Ragan
Finney
Houston
Moore
Craven
Local Knights Gather at YMCA Tonight
Supreme officer E. H. Wheeler of Kansas City, supreme recorder of the Select Knights and La Dis, will meet with New Life Lodge No. 36 at the YMCA building. A full turnout of the order is anticipated.
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E. H. Wheeler
Kansas City
Supreme Recorder of the Supreme Lodge
Knights and Ladis
New Life Lodge
Paints and supplies offered by Bard Ding Co
Paints of every description with high quality at reasonable prices from W. E. Bard Ding Co.
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W. E. Bard Ding Co
Dealer in Critical Condition With Lung Abscess
A dealer is reported in critical condition with an abscess of the lungs. He has endured five weeks in bed due to illness.
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Dealer
The Little Red Hen Proudly Patronizes Sedalia Laundry
A woman says Sedalia Steam Laundry delivers very best results, noting customer satisfaction with the service and quality.
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Sedalia Steam Laundry
Longan’s
Sedalia
Fruange Cream Debuts as Novel Drink Creation
A new beverage called Fruange Cream appears as a fresh drink creation at our venue. The item blends fruity notes with creamy texture, aiming to attract customers seeking adventurous flavors.
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Sentinel
Thomas F. Mitchum
Pettis County
Solon Smith
Howard County
Pennsylvania Railroad Corporation
Fruange
DOW Drug CO
Crack Twirler
W. L. Pet
Ion Oe
Jefferson City Aye
Cee
Lola Oe
Max Morris
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