Late 19th-century Sedalia seemed to attract a large number of cons artists and swindlers who preyed on the unsuspecting. The Sedalia Bazoo reported on them as they came and went, sometimes without attracting the notice of law enforcement until the con was completed and the swindler had vanished.
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