Red Cross Medical Association Offers Free Consultations
The Red Cross Medical association urges prompt action with modern treatments to cure chronic diseases. Free consultations and examinations are offered, with medicines paid for by patients if needed, at rooms 311-313 Ilgenfritz building corner Third and Ohio streets from 9 am to 8 pm daily and 10 to 12 Sundays.
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Red Cross Medical Association
Red Cross
The
Ilgenfritz Building
Third and
Ohio Streets
Sedalia and Jefferson Citys Meet at Liberty Park
A baseball game at Liberty Park features Sedalia vs Jefferson Citys with an eight coach excursion train and an estimated 500 fans on the field. Managers offer incentives, and both lineups include players such as Carpenter and Pilcher. National League results and a Kansas City Star note about Curtis of Washington are mentioned.
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Liberty Park
Sedalia
Vuts
Jefferson Citys
Roe
Sedalias
Jefferson City
Pilcher
Crain
Romp
Kavanaugh
Watt
Carr
Schrant
Gordon
Thomas
Raither
Carpenter
Wilson
Kansas City Star
Curtis
Kansas
Washington
Hill's Practical Business College in Sedalia Ad
Miss Lillie Bratton accepts stenographer position with Dr H W Wood in Sedalia. Lizzie McNair has temporary Kansas City work and expects permanent placement. Several new students enroll. summer attendance high. Shorthand courses, Gregg system, exclusive Sedalia rights. Weekend hours, call for catalogue. Sixth and Ohio Street.
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Lillie Bratton
H. W. Wood
Sedalia
Lizzie McNair
Kansas City
Lizzie Collins
Gregg
A Partnership Affair in Russellville
Constable J A Robb settled a dispute between George Colon and Scott over a planned Russellville saloon. Colon stayed to obtain a license with the money. Scott went to Kansas City. Colon later disappeared, and Robb located the missing partner to end the trouble.
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J. A. Robb
George Colon
Scott
Russellville
Colon
Kansas City
Sedalia
Robb
Blessing to be released from penitentiary
Charles Blessing, insane and dangerous, has served his penitentiary term for shooting the Gossage brothers in Sedalia in 1888. Pettis county court, which refused to fund his Nevada asylum care, will decide Monday whether to handle him locally. Warden Wooldridge reported plans to return Blessing to Sedalia as authorities debate asylum arrangements.
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Sedalia
Pettis
Nevada Asylum
Warden Wooldridge
Missouri State Penitentiary
R. H. Gray
Charles Blessing
Pettis County
Nevada
Blessing
Pettis County Court
Gossage
W. J. Stone
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Court Orders Return of Blessing to Jefferson City
Pettis County court ruled Blessing’s bills could not be paid and refused to extend his confinement. He was sent back to Jefferson City to resume his sentence.
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Lum
Blessing
Pettis County
Jefferson City
Missouri Wins Chess Match Against Iowa Team
Captain T. C. Holland, noted Missouri player, received a letter from Dr. J. E. Ormsbee announcing Missouri’s victory in correspondence chess over an Iowa team, 17 to 14. Prizes awarded: Dr. Shrader of Moberly first, J. H. Tivis of Hannibal second, Captain Holland of Sedalia third for an announced mate game. A Missouri Chess association meeting may be held during the State fair week.
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T. C. Holland
Missouri
J. E. Ormsbee
Springfield
Missouri Chess Association
Iowa
J. H. Tivis
Hannibal
Sedalia
Holland
Roan Horse Missing From Baldwin Farm
A nine year old roan horse, fifteen and a half hands high, owned by John W. Baldwin, disappeared last Wednesday from his barn on West Fourth Street after slipping his bridle and has not been heard from since. A reasonable reward is offered for its return.
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John W. Baldwin
West Fourth Street
Osborne's Son Killed on Railroad in Chester Pa
T J Osborne manager of the Railway and Electric company Sedalia received a telegram announcing his 26 year old electrician son was killed on the railroad. He left for Chester Pennsylvania shortly after learning of the tragedy just before the 4 10 pm train.
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MR. Osborne
T. J. Osborne
Railway and Electric Company
Sedalia
Chester
Likely Waiver of Mayor Election in Sedalia
One of Sedalia's leading lawyers says both parties will probably waive an election for Crawford's successor. J L Babcock, council president, to serve the unexpired term. The council meets Monday night with little expected business.
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Sedalia
Crawford
J. L. Babcock
Sedalian Elected to National Auditing Committee
J. W. Mellor of Sedalia was elected to the permanent auditing committee of the United Commercial Travelers at the annual national convention in Columbus Ohio on Saturday.
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J. W. Mellor
Sedalia
United Commercial Travelers
Columbus
East Sedalia Boys Face Malicious Mischief Warrants
Judge N H Rogers has issued warrants for the arrest of ten East Sedalia youths on charges of malicious mischief in a local case.
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N. H. Rogers
East Sedalia
Latour and Sherer Offer Cabinet Photographs at Low Price
Latour and Sherer advertise cabinet photographs priced at three dollars per dozen. The notice highlights affordable portraits and urges quick orders from readers.
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Latour & Sherer
Mixed Love Sparks Drive to Lincoln Ends Without Injury
Cole Camp young men visited Lincoln girls and were egged on departure. A Colt was drawn and fired toward the crowd but caused no injuries amid scattered exits. Earlier Lincoln youths had been egged during a Cole Camp visit.
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Cole Camp
Lincoln
Cattle Shipments Move to Hogan Firm in St Louis
M. D. Hogan shipped a car load of Kellerman cattle from Beaman to his livestock firm in St Louis. He also sent cattle from Hughesville and two cars from Green Ridge. Dick Taylor of Smithton sent three car loads to Hogan in St Louis last week. Will Hayden of Dresden will ship a car load of cattle and one hog to Mr. Hogan's house Monday.
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M. D. Hogan
Bea
Man
St. Louis
Hughesville
Green Ridge
Dick Taylor
Smithton
Mr. Hogan
Will Hayden
Dresden
Googe M Raymond Returns From Benton County With Zinc Ore
Googe M Raymond of Raymond Missouri returns from Benton County and brings two car loads of zinc ore from rain. The ore will be transferred to Edalia for smelting in Peru Indiana. Raymond expects to ship about one car per day though water remains short and the mill ran Saturday.
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Googe M. Raymond
Raymond
Benton County
Edalia
Peru
Mr. Raymond
Picnic at Sweeny Amazes Crowd with Human Dragon Exhibit
A Saturday gathering at Sweeny, twenty miles northeast of Sedalia, drew Clarence Mellor George Davis J E Schmitz M Roe Beck and others. They displayed "the human dragon," once West Main street's renowned wonder, for onlookers.
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Sweeny
Sedalia
Clarence Mellor
George Davis
J. E. Schmitz
M. Roebeck
West Main Street
Going to Oklahoma from Sedalia Slot Machines
Slot machines formerly operated in Sedalia were shipped to the Oklahoma territory on Saturday by their proprietors after being ousted by the last legislature. The move follows favorable laws reported in Oklahoma.
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Sedalia
Oklahoma Territory
Lamonte Installs Select Knights Lodge Leaders
Wilkerson and Pelley formed a new lodge in Lamonte and secured thirty four of the town’s leading citizens for the organization last week.
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Wilkerson
Pelley
Lamonte
Fire Destroys Hay Stock and Fence Near Mr. D. H. Smith
Fire swept the property of Mr. D. H. Smith, destroying about 35 tons of hay and a half mile of fencing. No injuries reported. Investigators seek cause and assess damages.
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D. H. Smith
Fire Devastates Wheat Fields North of Town Saturday
The article reports a blaze northwest of town Saturday that destroyed wheat fields. One farmer laments a smaller loss than feared while neighbor Dave Thompson lost 35 acres of wheat slated for threshing Monday. The fire started from an 11 o'clock local freight on the Lexington branch.
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Dave Thompson
Lexington
False alarm from burning brush triggers fire response
A fire alarm was turned in from Fifth and Center streets about 8:30 last night. Both fire companies responded to a report of burning brush, which proved to be the cause of the alarm.
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Fifth
Center Streets
Officers Affected by Ailment and Patrols Continue
Officer Charles Eckhoff and Pat Sullivan are on the sick list. Special Officers Charlie Wentzleman and Wilfrank Mason continue their beats while Sullivan suffers inflammatory rheumatism.
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Charles Eckhoff
Pat Sullivan
Charlie Wentzleman
Wilfrank Mason
Sullivan
Al Summers Fined for Intoxication in Police Court
Al Summers paid a $1 fine Saturday morning in police court for intoxication. Christy Ann Prewitt was fined $5 for late hours in the same court.
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al Summers
Christy Ann Prewitt
Sedalia Hosts Kansas City Superintendent Inge For Sunday
Superintendent G. W. Inge of the Kansas City Western and the S. W. & S. W. arrived in Sedalia last night to spend Sunday in the city.
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G. W. Inge
Kansas City Western
S. W
Kansas City
Sedalia
Local social notes highlight visits and departures
Alva Lee arrives from the South this evening. Vera Smith returns home to Mexico after visiting Edna Morris. Blanche Staples to Chicago after visiting Frances Smith. F A Rogers of the U S S Monongahela visits relatives from Newport. Dot Campbell and Frankie Hillis head to Colorado Springs for summer. Rev A A Boyd travels to Appleton City to install Rev Harley C White as pastor. Charles Barde hosts a tally ho party for visiting ladies from Jefferson City.
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A .A. Boyd
Appleton City
Harley C. White
Charles Barde
Jefferson City
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