Bell store pledges free flour with purchases this fall
Albert Kahn owner of the Bell in Sedalia announces a fall push offering a sack of flour free with purchases of a set amount. Customers may choose Joy flour, High Roller Patent, or Best Patent, delivered to any city grocery. New stock includes Hart Schaffner and Marx, Grand Duke hats, and other merchandise as the season opens.
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Sedalia
Kahn
McGrew Milling Company
Lexxton
Perry Cessna
Harter Milling Company
Eisenver Milling Company
Elef
Hart
Schaffner & Marxug
Ohio Street
Bell
Uni
Sedalia Labor Day celebration plans announced
Sedalia merchants close shops from 1 pm for a half holiday as labor groups stage a parade and games at Liberty park. The event features speeches by P. S. Jamerson E. T. Behrens and J. F. Riley, a Second Regiment concert, and contests including races tug of war and a ball game between Retail Clerks and Machinists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Ohio
Fifth
Lamine
Main
Fourth
Liberty Park
P. S. Jamerson
Sedalia Federation of Labor
E. T. Behrens
Missouri State Federation
J. F. Riley
Railway Clerks of America
Second Regiment Oana
Carrie Nelson
H. A. Smith
J. M. Lackey
Holmes Hall
Yace
C. I. Hartenbach
S. J. Mill
John Cone
Valuable donation to library preserves War of the Rebellion records
Miss May Jaynes and Mrs. Bransford Lewis donated about 100 volumes of official War of the Rebellion records to the library. The limited editions include Union and Confederate reports and correspondence. Additional gifts came from Dr. Graham and Mr. D. E. Kennedy.
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Jaynes
Mrs. Lewis
May Jaynes
Bransford Lewis
United States
Our Birthday Greeting From Sedalia Store
Our birthday note marks one year since opening in Sedalia. The owners praise patrons and friends for support, promise continued honest business, and invite customers to see new stock in clothing hats and haberdashery on the eve of their first birthday.
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Sedalia
Mission Festival Planned at St Pauls Lutheran Today
Rev F O Fannon unable to preach due to throat illness delaying arrival to Wednesday. An annual missionary festival will be held at St Pauls Lutheran Church this morning with a brief social service and no evening event.
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First Christian Church
F. O. Fannon
Boy Preacher Emerges From Egypt To Spread Gospel
A boy preacher named Emmanuel Stultz has risen from the community known as Egypt near Wellington Missouri to preach regularly. The issue promotes a missionary festival at Lafayette church with three services led by pastors from Lincoln Mora and Alma. East Broadway and other churches announce services, Sunday school and youth activities with updated evening times and a universal invitation to attend.
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Egypt
Misouri River
Wellington
Emmanuel Stultz
Brooks' Skeeter Regulator Drives 'em Off
The note announces a 10 cent Skeeter Regulator product available at Bard's Drug Store, promising pest relief.
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Brooks’ Skeeter
Bard’s Drug Store
Repainted Home of John Hyatt At Sixteenth and Vermont
The residence of John Hyatt at Sixteenth and Vermont has been repainted in handsome style.
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John Hyatt
Sixteenth
Vermont
More Room for Hodges & Bro Printers in Pettis County
Growth of S M Hodges & Bro job printing leads to new facilities at 214 Lamine Street. A double deck adds third more interior room to handle increasing business and expand stock, type, and materials. Hodges, a practical printer, sustains high quality work on stationery, book and catalog jobs, and all commercial printing.
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Hodges
Pettis County
McKown Home Remodel Underway on South Moniteau
The residence of Mr and Mrs Geo McKown at 1712 South Moniteau is being remodeled and redecorated.
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Geo. McKown
South Moniteau
Pea Green Paint Adorns Farley Residence on Kentucky Street
Fire department responded Saturday to a Katy roundhouse fire call after section men burned grass along the tracks. Farley, of 1214 South Kentucky Street, had his residence painted in pea green with white trim.
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F. L. ‘Farley
South Kentucky St
Katy
Porter flats moved to rear of Hill's Business college
Messrs. and Mesdames Damon Porter and George Longan will shortly occupy the Porter flats at the rear of Hill's Business college, Sixth and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Mesdames
Damon Porter
George Longan
Porter Flats
Hill’s
Business College
Sixth and
Ohio
Professor Purchases Elegant Ivers & Pond Piano
Prof. J. D. Wilson bought a handsome Ivers & Pond piano from J. H. Clemens, manager for John N. Taylor at 507 Ohio Street. Mr. Wilson and his wife may congratulate themselves on owning one of Sedalia’s finest instruments.
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John N. Taylor
Ohio Street
Wilson
Sedalia
Men Trade Mokane Hotel for Farm in Fayett e Region
Bedford Shobe and Will Rector traveled to Boonville where Mr Rector closed a deal trading his Mokane hotel for a farm near Fayette. Rev Dr Lenig to conduct quarterly meeting Sunday morning at Union chapel eight miles north of Knob Noster and Sunday evening at Bethel six miles south of Lamonte.
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Bedford Shobe
Will Rector
Boonville
Mr. Rector
Mokane
Fayette
Dr. Lenig
Union Chapel
Knob Noster
Bethel
Lamonte
Spot Cash Grocers Promotes B B B P Promise
Store ad urges cash buyers to visit CAM BROS at 144 West Main to learn what B B B P means. Calls to phones 151 advertise Spot Cash Grocers as a cash-friendly option.
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CAM Bros
East Point Reserves Triumph 9 to 7 Over Collins Club
The East Point Reserves beat John Collins’ ball club Friday by 9 to 7. Roach and Dieltz pitched for the Reserves with Neely and Thompson behind Collins’ lineup.
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East Point
John Collins
Roach and Dieltz
Neely and Thompson
Collins
Combs Arrives From Memphis After Mother-in-Law’s Death
R. C. Combs came in Saturday from Memphis Missouri where he was summoned by the death of his wife's mother. Mrs. Combs will stay for a month.
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R. C. Combs
Memphis
Misses Barber Entertain Friends at 216 St Louis
Misses Etta and Fonty Barber entertained a few friends Friday evening at their home 216 St. Louis avenue. Games and music provided amusements and refreshments were served.
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Etta
Fonty Barber
St. Louis Avenue
New Society Stationery Arrives in Silk Paper Form
Dow Drug Company presents a fine line of society stationery in assorted tints with latest novelties and a 1 inch silk paper form. Sec ondgand Ohio appears as the location in the ad.
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Dow Drug Company
Secondgand Ohio
Wood Gets His Claim in Lawton District Case
Washington August 31. In the contest case of J L Calvert against James R Wood from Lawton Oklahoma land district involving entry No 1 the acting secret...
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Washington, D. C
J. L. Calvert
James R. Wood
Lawton, Ok
To Change the Name of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Discussion at the triennial conference in San Francisco this October centers on renaming the church. A long running debate suggests the title should become The American Church or Church of America, with broad public interest expected.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Church of America
German Evangelical Church Vacation Visit Sermon Lead by Pfeiffer
Rev Paul Pfeiffer from St Louis arrives for a three week visit with family and will conduct the service. The U P Christian Association will meet at 8 o clock Monday evening with all members urged to attend as a different question is to be discussed.
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Paul Pfeiffer
St. Louis
U. P. Christian Association
First Baptist Church Service Schedule
The First Baptist Church at Sixth and Lamine streets led by Pastor J. B. Fuller D D holds morning service at 11 o clock with Lord's Supper. No evening service. Sunday school at 9 30 a m B Y P U at 7 p m. Wednesday prayer service at 8 o'clock includes monthly business meeting.
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East Sedalia Baptist Church
Zeb. Thomas
Liberty
Minnie Routt
Cornelius Stanley
First Baptist Church
Lamine Streets
J. B. Fuller
D. D
Fifth Street M. E. Church Service Today
Regular services will be held at Fifth Street M. E. Church South with Rev. F. R. Hill Jr. occupying the pulpit at eleven oclock.
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Fifth Street
M. E. Church
South
F. R.hill, Jr
Salvation Army Tent Schedule at Second and Vermont
Meetings today include Sunday school at 1 30 p m praise meeting at 3 p m and a farewell service for Ensign and Captain Whitson at 8 p m held at the Salvation Army Tent on Second and Vermont.
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Salvation Army
Second
Vermont
Ensign
Whitson
C W B M Meets to Discuss University Bible Chairs
The C W B M of the Christian church will hold its monthly meeting on Monday September 2 at 2 30 PM. The subject is University Bible Chairs.
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C. W. B. M. of the Christian Church
Broadway Presbyterian Church Service Times
Sunday school begins at 9 30 morning preaching at 11 30 and 7 30 evening Rev E W Clippinger is the pastor of the church on Sunday services.
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Trinity English Lutheran
Jacoby
Broadway Presbyterian Church
E. W. Clippinger
Morning Services at First Church in Professor Tiede Hall
The First Church of Christ, Scientist holds a 11 o clock service in Professor Tiede's hall with the subject Man and a Wednesday evening service at 8 o'clock.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Calvary Church Service Schedule
Calvary Church announces Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning service at 11 a m and evening service at 8 p m for parishioners and visitors.
A Pleasant Remembrance of Tucks Cigars
A reminiscence invites readers to imagine enjoying a fine cigar after Sunday dinner and reminds that the famous Tuck cigars are available widely as the State fair approaches.
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad
An old style laundry advertisement urges patrons to choose Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry for dependable garment cleaning and finishing services in town.
Forest Park Theatre Vaudeville Show This Sunday
A big vaudeville program is scheduled at Forest Park Theatre with performances Sunday afternoon and night featuring a range of acts for audiences in the park area.
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Forest Park Theatre
Forest Park
Typo Clarifies Mrs Baker Poisoning Report
A Thursday Sentinel typo suggested arsenic poisoning for Mrs Wm Baker. the intended term was uremic. The correction clarifies the medical condition isn’t a poisoning cause.
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Sentinel
Wm. Baker
Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad Claims Value for Money
An advertisement urges customers to send their bundle to Sedalia Steam Laundry and receive value for the money spent. It emphasizes quality service and returns for the customer’s laundry needs.
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Sedalia Steam Laundry
New Commission House Opens Under M D Tuch At 124 West Third
M D Tuch broker announces new commission house at 124 West Third street offering stocks grain and provisions with direct wires to Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange. Correspondent Cella Commission Co St Louis references Third National Bank Sedalia American National Bank Ft Smith Ark. Bell phone 101 Q phone 200.
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M. D. Tuch
West Third Street
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Cella Commission Co
St. Louis
Third National Bank
Sedalia
American National Bank
Ft. Smith
Ark
Bell
Q. C
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Alia
Albert N
Organized Labor
Segalia
Graham
D. E. Ken
Nedy
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
Mary of the Interior
Wood
Lawton
S. Jamerson
Fred Lueking
Fred Luecking
Aviletiee
Our
ST. Paul's
Theran
Church
Lafayette
Sieving
Lincoln
Moeller
Mora
Rohlfing
Alma
A. m
East Broadway Christian Church
C. E
Young People’s Societies
First Congregational Church
N. M
Addi
S. M
Ivers & Pond
J. D. Wilson
J. H. Clemens
Money Buyers
The
Spot Cash Grocers
West Main
Calvary Church
Longan
New Commission House
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