Sedalia Teachers Plan Summer Breaks and Studies
Sedalia public school instructors will spend summer at resorts, in Colorado, at state and city locations, and some attend summer schools for advanced work. Principal Martha Letts will vacation at Steamboat Springs, others visit Rockville and various points in the state. Several plan trips to Portland exposition and to Great Lakes, Indianapolis, Chicago, or Los Angeles.
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Lia Public
Martha Letts
Steamboat Springs
Col
Mamie
Clara Belle Wilson
Rockville
Bess Culley
Northeast School
Colorado
Beatrice Selah
Broadway School
Great Lakes
Indianapolis
Chicago
Garrett
Prospect School
Pertle Springs
Portland Exposition
Sans Gene Club Hosts Hostess Miss Harris Friday
Miss Mary Harris was hostess to the Sans Gene club Friday afternoon at her home. In the prize distribution Mrs. G Hoffman won first a cut glass bell and Mrs. W H Ramsey took the guest prize a lace hand kerchief. Refreshments of chicken salad olives lettuce sandwiches and cherry rice were served.
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Mary Harris
Sans Gene Club
G. ©. Hoffman
W. H. Ramsey
Sedalia Feature Noted in June New Southwest
Readers seeking the June New Southwest writeup on Sedalia can call Porter Real Estate Company for copies. Big S Flour is promoted as having no equal.
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New Southwest
Porter Real Estate.company
Miss Isabel Monroe Home From Columbia Visit
Miss Isabel Monroe returns home after a visit at Columbia. The column lists local residents visiting and traveling, including Dr J E Cook preaching at First Baptist, and many townspeople visiting relatives, attending carnivals, or planning summer trips from Otterville to Warrensburg and Sedalia.
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Isabel Monroe
Columbia
A. W. Chatham
Lamonte
Estella Agee
Will Lee
Otterville
W. S. Holmesly
Iron _ River, Mich
Hallie Helmsley
Henry Lam
Tony Luts
Bride
John Wormelskirchen
Buyer seeks modern cottage near Fourth to Engineer
A buyer offers for a five or six room modern constructed cottage located between Fourth and Tenth streets within Hancock and Engineer areas. The proposal requests a well built residence in a growing neighborhood with convenient access.
Notice to Merchants Pettis County Licenses Due
Merchants licenses for Pettis county Missouri are now due. Informations will be filed against all persons neglecting licenses on June 19 1905 including all businesses with overdue licenses.
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Pettis County
Harvest Work Draws Kansas Farmers to West for Labor
Harvesting is under way across Kansas as farmers fear a labor shortage. Cities push for many men and the local agency sends workers west daily. Common hands earn 2 to 2.50 a day, journeymen up to 3.50 with meals and lodging. Last season some harvesters rode out with threshers, one man claiming profit over 500. Railroads offer one third fare for travel.
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Kansas
Memorial Service Procession In Crescent Tent
Members of Queen City Hire No 7 Ritchie tent No 152 Crescent tent No attend memorial services at First Christian church marching in a body from their hall 10 o'clock Sunday morning under the arrangement committee.
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Queen City
Ritchie
Crescent
First Christian Church
Delmar Hotel Opens Under Lawson and Gore in July
The Delmar formerly the Jay Gould hotel will open July 1 under Kansas City operators H M Lawson and F M Gore after leasing and thorough refurbishment making it one of the best equipped hotels. Lawson and Gore are experienced hotel men formerly with the Elsmere hotel in Kansas City.
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Delmar
Messrs
H. M. Lawson
F. M. Gore
Kansas City
Hition
Messes Lawson & Gore
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Elsm
Leslie and Wilson Sell Best Flour Brands Vigoral and Big S
Leslie and Wilson advertise Vigoral and Big S flour as the best brands. The claim emphasizes quality and market position for these flour products.
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Leslie & Wilson
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