Anna Clapton Birthday Party At Gilead Church
Anna Clapton celebrated her birthday Sunday by entertaining a group of young people at Gilead. Guests included Eula Phillips May Phillips Scottie Gaber Edith Ellis Maude Ellis Susie West and Rev E H Williamson. They reported a good dinner and a fine time. Local note: Sunday school attendance rose to 109 at 10 am and 121 at 10 30 am with 221 total points.
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Gilead
E. H. Williamson
Fred Long
Barley
Phillips
Carter Boys
Clarence Cartwright
Thomas and
Cloyd Left Wich
Oliver Jenkins
C. A. Leftwich
Bernard Staples
A. C. Leftwich
J. M. Carter
Fred Zinn
E. Y. Glasscock
Sedalia
Henry Epple
Joe Jenkins
Thomas Raines
Curtis Kellerman
Henry Everhart
S. G. Barley
R. E. Long
Henry
Clay Leftwich
Ray Gabler
Stape Phillips
J. F. Carter
Ruth
Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
Powerful remedy for coughs colds and bronchial troubles advertised at 50 cents to 1.00. Claims to stop coughing with first dose and save lives including a Muscatine Alabama testimonial. Suitable for children and sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
O. H. Brown
Muscatine
Ala
Dynamite Found in Capital Department of Agriculture
Five sticks of dynamite with burning fuses were found in the Department of Agriculture under Secretary Houston. The fuses were extinguished before damage. An employee discovered them and police examined the sticks. A discharged employee is suspected and the watchman was detained for questioning. Police continued searches for another device.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Department
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Internal Remedy
Advertisement claims catarrh is constitutional and requires internal treatment. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface medicine not a quack remedy. The text cites a physician's prescription, with testimonials and a Toledo address for F. J. Cheney & Co.
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Hall
Ae Sey Pox
F. J. Cheney
Braga
Toledo
Price ‘Fiall
Employee Known for Threats Lands in News
A recently discharged employee who had been making threats is the focus of local coverage. Investigators are reviewing motives and security teams are increasing monitoring at the workplace.
Electric Bitters Health Tonic Promises Renewal
Hot weather tonic claim to revive nerves and energy. It urges the stomach liver and kidneys to reset with Electric Bitters and cites a testimonial from Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Me who says she was cured after doctors gave up. Available 50c and 1.00 at druggists. Bakklin's Africa Salve for cuts.
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James Duncan
Haynesvile
Bakklen
Rain Scarce and Worms Cause Crop Woes in Sedalia Area
A reporter from Sedalia details harsh weather and army worm damage across Prairie township. Wheat, pastures, and corn suffer as neighbors ditch and roll fields without relief. Local events include baptisms at Oak Grove church and a fishing party on Muddy River with ages from infants to octogenarians. Lee Yeater reports the loss of a prized Work mare last week while farmers plan for drought relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Yeater
Oak Grove Church
Sedalia
C. L. Mitchell
Harrison DeJarnette
Mr. Grisly
Mr. Hedges
J. J. Stoker
G. R. McGary
Glasgow
E. B. Read
Lena Stober
Clyde Ferguson
Dollie Brewer
Otterville
John Pregge
Marie Arnold
Mabel Stober
Pete Modenbach
J. L. Whitsel
F. M. Gearhart
Lillian Reed
Garland McNulty
Coon Creek
Oak Grove
Glen McGary
F. L. Read
Grover Hull
Mr. Jones
Suffragists Destroy Wargrave Parish Church
In Henley England on June 1 the arson squad of suffragettes destroyed St Marys parish church at Wargrave built in 1538. Only portions of the tower and scorched walls remain.
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St. Marys
Wargrave
Drunken painter gets four year sentence for assaulting wife
John Mansfield, a painter of 1209 South Missouri avenue, beat his wife after heavy drinking and was arraigned by Police Judge Fuller. He pled guilty and received a four year term in the state penitentiary after appearing before Judge H. B. Shain in Pettis county criminal court. The victim, Mrs Mansfield, suffered injuries to the neck and shoulders and a nervous shock.
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John Mansfield
South
Missouri Avenue
Mansfield
Michael Rymer
Kaiser
Cooper Kirby
Seon
Cord Bohling
S C. Fuller
CATTLE AND GRAIN MARKETS Kansas City Prices
Wheat and corn prices hold steady with minor changes across grades. No. 2 hard wheat posts 89 911 with others near 88 to 91. corn shows small declines to 4 cents for several classes. oats maintain parity with slight shifts around 41 to 42 percent. white and yellow corn values vary by grade.
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Kansas City
Wheat and corn markets hold steady with minor declines
In St Louis on June 4 prices show Wheat unchanged, Corn down up to 1 cent, and Oats steady to 4 cents lower. Market notes indicate flat wheat while corn and oats move modestly against prior levels, reflecting light trading and seasonal factors.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Hog Prices Rise At Local Market
St. Louis hog market reports higher prices as hogs bring 5 cents more. Light weights sell from 8.10 to 8.25 dollars, medium from 8.10 to 8.30, and heavy from 8.15 to 8.30 at the June 4 session.
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St. Louis
Chicago Live Stock Market Report June 4
Hogs receipts 18,000 mixed 7.90 to 8.25 heavy 8.10 to 8.22 rough 7.95 to 8.25. Cattle receipts 3,009 steady. Sheep receipts 12,000 steady.
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Chicago
Ill
Cattle and hog market figures Kansas City June 4
Cattle receipts reach 15 000 with market steady prime fed steers quoted at 8 50 to 9 10 dressed beef steers 7 50 to 8 50 cows and heifers 4 50 to 9 00. Hogs receipts 7 000 with market 5 cents higher bulk sales 8 05 to 3 20 top price 8 25.
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Kansas City
Teacher Is Going to Montana Propels Career
Professor S. H. Brown formerly of Fayette Missouri has spent the past year teaching and now departs for Montana to continue his work. He plans to assume a new post and carry forward his academic endeavors in the western state.
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Montana
S. H. Brown
Fayette, Mo
High School Faculty Moves to Kalistel Mont
A chemistry and physics department head from Gegajia High School has accepted a position at Kalistel High School in Kalistel Montana. He will not apply for the 1914 15 term school appointment.
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Gegajia High School
Kalistel, Mont
Closing exercises mark Notre Dame de Lion department
Marshall Missouri May 30 The Boys department of the Academy Notre Dame De Lion closed with Bishop Lillis of Kansas City delivering the address. Priests Meany Shackleford Jennings Slater Monaghan Louisville Ky and O'Neil Marshall attended in support of the event.
Dresden Revival Meetings Lead Four to Conversion
At Chris tian Church in Dresden revival gatherings drew attendees from the community and resulted in four people choosing to convert their faith during the event. Local organizers praised the turnout and the positive impact on families and youth groups.
Dresden Area News Roundup of Graduations and Local Visits
Dresden residents report high school graduation connected to Lamonte and local alum Ralph Stevenson of Houston Texas visiting. Farmers express alarm over army moth invasion harming county crops. Church revival at the Christian church gains four new members. Local families enjoy weekend visits and travel to Sedalia and Houstonia for events.
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Lamonte
Ralph Stevenson
Houston
Texas
W. F. Kendrick
Green Ridge
Sale in Partition of Pettis County Real Estate
Sheriff James R. Card announces a public auction of multiple parcels in Pettis County Missouri to satisfy a 1914 circuit court order of sale for Catherine J Hendrix against George W Kemp. Sale at Sedalia courthouse west front door on July 6 1914 9 am to 5 pm. cash in hand. Parcels include numerous sections townships ranges and Lamonte parcels with wheat crops and tenant lease rights.
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Pettis County
Missouri
Catherine J. Hendrix
George W. Kemp
Iown
Missouri Pacific Railway
Lamonte
Sedalia
James R. Card
Chamberlains Liniment Offers Quick Rheumatism Relief
A twenty-five cent bottle of Chamberlains Liniment is promoted for rapid relief from rheumatic pains and is stated to be for sale by all dealers.
Death of Kansas City bartender in own action shocks town
The body of James A. Rucker a Moose club bartender in Kansas City will travel by Missouri Pacific train to Sedalia for burial. A funeral service will be held at McLaughlin chapel after a brief service at his fiancées home. Interment is planned for Crown Hill cemetery.
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James A. Rucker
Moose Club
Kansas City
West Tenth Street
Sedalia
Missouri
Pacific
McLaughlin Undertaking Establishment
Crown Hill Cemetery
Sedalia Honors Club Event Recital Notes
Misses Rebecca Stinson Leontine Ginter and Ruth Bosserman led a decorated evening at the Masonic temple with a program including Who is Sylvia Offenbach The Clocks The Lost Chord On the Road to Mandalay and a pipe organ reading by Mrs Steele with Prof Far ris. Prof Isaac Farris offered two organ numbers by request.
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Rebecca Stinson
Leontine Ginter
Ruth Bosserman
Sylvia
Shultz Maids of
Seville
Denzo Ladies’ Musical Club
Roses
H. A. Lederer
Barcarolle
Offenbach
Sullivan Ladies’ Musical Club
Mandalay
Kipling
Mrs. Steele
Prof. Farris
Prof
Isaac Farris
Army Worm Damage Hits Pettis County Crops
Phil Sullivan of Pettis County reports a 15 acre corn field entirely destroyed by army worms with wheat expected to yield strongly though Hessian fly is not a problem. H H Taylor of Sedalia reports army worms diminishing after a week with few remaining on his farm.
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Phil Sullivan
Sedalia
The
Democrat
H. H. Taylor
Pettis County
Ed Hayes Buys Property From Miss Stevens on East Boonville
Ed ward M. Hayes bought Miss Sallie Stevens residence at 223 East Boonville. The sale was conducted by Melton and Hoffman as agents in an advertisement notice.
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Ed Hayes
Sallie Stevens
East Boonville
Edward M. Hayes
Sipple Named Moberly School Superintendent
After 125 ballots by the Moberly board of education E M Sipple of Monroe was chosen superintendent of the Moberly public schools over longtime leader Prof J C Lilly The board will later appoint about fifty teachers in a general shakeup expected at the next meeting
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Sipple
Moberly
Chamberlain’s Tablets Gain Noted Popularity Daily
The ad notes Chamberlain tablets as a grand remedy for stomach and liver issues, claiming it is the best stomach medicine known and available from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
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Ofice
Catarri
Prain
Prairie Township
Sedalia High School
Ruby Turner
Bessie Neitzert
Will Payton
Mr. Stone
Hughesville
Mose Herning
England
Henley
Wclaughlin Bros
Ohio Street
Chapel
Associated Press
B. Seema & Co
East Third Street
Corecess
Owen
Dresden
Christian Church
Eva Bradford
Marie Bradford
Stevenson
Southern Pacific Railway
Raymond Scott
Houstonia
James Higgins
R. V. Gentry
O. A. Stine
Lillie
Mary Teener
Miss Green
Grand View
Lena Williams
Messrs
W. T
Reuben Scott
R. P. Mack
Flossie Evans
the Clerk of the Circuit
Ladies’ Musical Club
Greig Teenbedder
Isike
Dee Hk
Miss DeWitt
Andrew Carnegie
Sedali
Colonial Buffet
the Peeples Furniture Store
W. Main
Purbaugh & Allen Undertakers
Chie St
McLaughlin Bros
Undertakers
Ohio St
B.C. Christopher & Co
Pm Provis Nie ‘Wuske Aus 'Ge Sas
C. E. Ryle
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