Personal notes from Sedalia and surrounding towns
A collection of social items and travel notices from Sedalia area papers. Residents and visitors including W H Harris, Robert H Gray, Prof Glenn Wood, Walter Agee, Newton Cannon, Harry Graham, J A Johnson, John L Wigton, Mrs Nannie Estelle and family, Supt E A Clarke, Mrs S A McVey, Emil Dorn, Mrs George W Inge, D B Runjes, Mrs C E Fletcher, Percy Henry, Edith Deling, Lenora Nichols, Mrs James A Davis, Dr Tyler, Mrs W P Stallings, Harry Hawkins, Robert L Harriman, Albert Harriman, S A Lombart, and others frequent local events, travel, funerals, commencements, and social gatherings. notices of royal Neighbors, Modern Woodmen, and school performances cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
W. H. Harris
Pilot Grove
Robert H. Gray
St. Louis
Glenn Wood
Warrensburg
Walter Agee
Lamonte
Newton Cannon
Arkansas City
Kas
Harry Graham
Kansas City
J. A. Johnson
Katy
John L. Wigton
South McAllister
Nannie Estelle
Robert
Gentry
Estelle
E. A. Clarke
Lincoln Institute
Sedalia
State Tribune
S. A. McVey
Judge Philipps
Percy Henry
Tipton
Sedalia High School
Edith Deling
Sweet Springs
Lenora Nichols
Warsaw
C. T. Nichols
James A. Davis
Oskaloosa
Dr. Tyler
Lyon
W. P. Stallings
Eva
Harry Hawkins
Travelers Protective Association
Portland
Ore
Robert L. Harriman
Bunceton
Albert Harriman
E. A. Wood
A. Lombart
Boonville
P. Hall
East Fifth Street
America
Harvey McGugin
Cole Camp School
George Suter
Texarkana
Ark
Shannon Looney
Shannon
Ellis Smith
Edith Geery
Rose Kunkel
A. J. Kunkel
Odd shaped bottles fit four into a cylindrical holder
A New York Sun report describes four bottles placed in a cylindrical leather holder. Each bottle is three sided with two flat faces and a rounded front forming a quarter circle. The angular corners meet at the center in a round box, filling the cylinder snugly as travel toilet equipment.
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N. Y. Sun
Review of Pettis County Schools Readers Record
County teachers report Pleasant Valley Oak Grove Smelser Arator Lovelace and Dumpville schools through the 1901 1902 terms. Notes include enrollment growth grades progress attendance discipline and needs such as maps walls and library books. Superintendent praise and patron support cited.
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Coleman
Sentinel
Stokley
Pleasant Valley School
Ernest Adams
Oak Grove School
Johnson
J. M. Curnutt
F. C. Heilman
Smelser School
Lucy Hopkins
Arator
Lovelace School
Katie Meegee
Dumpville
Hold On to It Fashion Will Return Says Democrat
An editorial advises readers to hold onto out of style items as fashion will cycle back. The Washington district papers urge thrift and patience, noting trends may return and discourage wasteful disposal.
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Washington
Democrat
Travel rates to the West and Northwest advertised
An advertising notice lists round and one way rail fares from Sedalia to multiple western states and cities. It gives low and high rate ranges, specific dates in May to September, and calls for inquiries at the ticket office for limits and stopover privileges.
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Montana
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
San Francisco
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Bob Atkins
High Point
Business College
A. F. Snow
J. P. Burke
Frank Hagelman
Frank
Joe
Charles Hempel
California Dispatch
Start
Schaffnen Falar Clothes
Review OF
Pettis County Schools
Kansas City Weekly Journal
Brautings
Eclipse
P. O
Weekly Journal
Great Sea
J. W. M’clain
T. A. Sedalia
Denver
Colo
Minneapolis
Tacoma
Wash
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake
Ogden
Limi