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Sedalia Weekly Democrat

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1914

Page

10

Photo-Drama draws praise as Bible faith faces critics

Special to the Democrat notes June 7 commentary on the Photo-Drama of Creation shown nationwide. Pastor Russell defends Scripture against Higher Criticism and argues the Bible proves itself with internal coherence and fulfilled prophecy. He urges faith rooted in God’s Word and a life of consecration and fruits of the Spirit.

United States Russell Christendom Robert Ingersoll Thomas Paine St. Paul

Judge John B Rickman Seeks ReElection For Sedalia Justice Post

The Democrat announces John B Rickman a justice of the peace seeks renomination. Despite poor eyesight he cites a strong record with 6000 cases in seven years and only six reversed by the superior court. A Democrat and former Sedalia mayor he asks supporters to vote in the August primaries.

Johnb. Rickman Sedalia Rickman Judge Dickman Judge Rickman

Largest Missouri wheat farm sold to Mansfield man

A 2580 acre wheat farm near St. Charles Missouri touted as the state’s largest was sold from William R Baldwin of Delavan to L M Fairbanks of Mansfield Illinois for 250000 dollars. Baldwin had owned the land about nineteen years paying roughly 55000 and retained varous improvements including a nine mile levee 6 to 15 feet high. As partial payment Baldwin took 55 acres in Platt and Iroquois counties Illinois.

Delavan Ill St. Charles Missouri William R. Baldwin L. M. ‘Fairbanks Mansfield Baldwin Platt Iroquois Counties Illinois

Surprise wedding unites Sedalia couple in Kansas City

A surprise marriage joined George Kurtz and Edna Gresham Friday at 8 pm in the German Methodist church parsonage Kansas City Missouri. Guests were limited to close relatives as Kurtz, a Sedalia native, plans self employment in Kansas City. Edna Gresham, daughter of Mrs Ida Gresham, is a stenographer employed by James T Montgomery. The couple will set up house immediately and friends wish them happiness.

Kurtz Sedatia Kansas City Ida Gresham West Fourth Street James T. Montgomery

Road leveler demonstration draws Pettis county interest

Pettis county road overseers farmers and officials gathered in Houstonia for a road leveler demonstration. A half mile of previously graded road was improved with the machine drawn by a traction engine while observers noted clear improvements. Circuit Judge Hi Bo Shain spoke on Good Roads to the attendees.

Pettis Houstonia Hi Bo Shain

Granted Marriage Licenses by Recorder Office

Marriage licenses were issued Saturday from Recorder Walter Morey to Ira Yarnell of Sedalia and Frances Yarnell of Plains Kas, Raymond H. Wells and Bernice L. Priestly both of Windsor, Clarence E. Marsh and Alice Marie Sparrow of St Joseph.

Walter Morey Ira Yarnell Sedalia Frances Yarnell Plains, Kas Raymond H. Wells Bernice L. Priestly Windsor Clarence E. Marsh Alice Marie Sparrow St. Joseph

Examinations For Pettis County Scholarships Led by Prof Luckett

Saturday at the Sedalia High School building Prof T R Luckett oversaw examinations of thirteen graduates from Pettis county rural schools for the four high school scholarships offered to top ranks.

Sedalia High School T. R. Luckett Pettis County

Powell Sees Army Worm Damage Less Than Expected

W H Powell president of Citizens National Bank traveled fifty miles through rural districts and told the Democrat that crop damage from army worms is not as severe as feared. He notes some fields suffer, rain is needed in places, but wheat is turning and should be ready to cut in about ten days.

St. Peter’s W. H. Powell Citizens’ National Bank Democrat Powell

Miss Cashman Re-Elected as Eden Valley Teacher

Miss Maude Cashman is re elected teacher at Eden Valley school near Houstonia. A highly regarded young educator, she is praised by Pettis county residents for securing her services for another year.

Miss Cashman Maude Cashman Eden Valley Houstonia Pettis County

Sedalia Pickup Team Loses to Houstonia 6 to 2

A Sedalia pickup squad fell to Houstonia by 6 to 2 on Sunday afternoon. Sedalia’s batteries were Franken and Myers.

Sedalia Houstonia Franken and Myers

Loss of 1 000 Acres of Corn Reported in Missouri

Jefferson City dispatch reports T L Price of Pettis County owning a large farm that suffered a total loss of 1000 acres of corn from army worms.

Jefferson City T. l Price Pettis County

Judge McAninch Declares C W McAninch For Pettis Representative

The Democrat publishes the formal declaration of C W McAninch seeking the Pettis county representative seat. Known as Judge McAninch, he is a respected Pettis resident with a broad fair record and wide local approval. His name was added after urging from friends, with filing late Thursday evening.

McAninch Pettis

Made Assistant Pastor Dixon Selected at Independence Church

William S. Dixon son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Dixon and Sedalia High and Moody Bible Institute graduate was elected assistant pastor of the First Presbyterian church at Independence Missouri. He will lead church music and serve under Pastor Rev. Charles Calvin McGinley D D at a congregation of over 500 members. The decision followed a congregational meeting Wednesday night June 3. Dixon is praised as a bright young man from Sedalia who is expected to do splendid work in the ministry.

Hell God St. Paul Church of Christ Christ William S. Dixon W. O. Dixon Sedalia High School Moody Bible Institute Chicago First Presbyterian Church of Dixon Sedalia Democrat

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Tassor Russell Westaytan Temple London Brooklyn Labernates Moses Isaiah Jesus Daniel Lord Jesus Household of Faith Jesus Christ Apostle Peter Pastor Russell Blind Justice of the Peace Bridge The Sedalia Boosters Club Rector’s W. Main Sedalia, MO Sedalia Boosters’ Club Porter-Montgomery Bell L. M. Monsees Col Kemp Hieronymus George Kurtz Edna Gresham Mr. George Kurtz Edna Gresham Sedalia Board of Educations Citizens’ Bank C. W. McAninch C. W. Mc Aninch Pet Tis County Independence, Mo Master’s Vineyard
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