Fans in suspense as Roe weighs Sedalia move
J. B. Roe returned from Pittsburg Kansas with no decision on relocating the Sedalia baseball team for the coming season. Captain Guy Carpenter, a top Missouri player, has signed with Roe. Missouri Valley League managers and directors meeting moved from April 9 to April 10.
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J. B. Roe
Pittsburg
Kas
Sedalia
Pittburg
Guy Carpenter
Mr. Roe
Missouri Valley League
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Cure with Home Treatment
One dose one cent, 35 doses 35c, home treatment offered by your own physician with guarantee of cure. Madison Medicine Co. of Madison Wisconsin advertises the remedy Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Madison Medicine Co
Madison
Wis
Mrs. Wanger Visits Higginsville Husband at Plaza Barber Shop
Mrs. Fred Wanger of Higginsville is visiting her husband who works at the Plaza Barber shop. The visit highlights local travel and employment ties in the community.
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Fred Wanger
Higginsville
Plaza
Botanic Blood Balm claimed to cure cancer and blood poisoning
An advertisement extols Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison, ulcers, scrofula, and cancer, promising to drain poisons from the body and heal sores. It cites $4 bottles, free trial by mail, 30 years of testing, and testimonials, with unrelated local notes about residents and a cartoonish aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Witch Hazel Salve touted to cure piles and sores
An old advertisement claims DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures piles without surgery and also treats scalds cuts burns wounds bruises and skin diseases. It warns buyers about counterfeits and lists W E Bard Co as the supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
W. E. Bardug Co
Miss Lizzie Teber Guest of Miss Mattie Forsee
Miss Lizzie Teber of Columbia is the guest of Miss Mattie Forsee, visiting at her home. The brief social note records a friendly meeting between local acquaintances.
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Lizzie Teber
Columbia
Mattie Forsee
Boone county goldbugs spark political skirmish
The passage portrays Col. Jerry Murry as a scapegoat for goldbug supporters in Boone county. It notes public calls for self sacrifice led by a goldbug leader who once was a Pal mer Buckner delegate, highlighting factional tensions and loaded rhetoric in local politics.
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Boone County
Col
Jerry Murry
Goldbug
Boone
Look Ahead Girls Warned On Safe Marital Adjustment
A Victorian era ad warns young girls to anticipate changes after marriage, urging use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to restore health and prevent misery. A testimonial from Annie Stephens praises the remedy for eliminating headaches back pain and bearing-down pain, and notes confidential mail advice from Buffalo, New York.
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Annie Stephens
Belleville, Wood Co
West Va
Golden Medical Discovery
Dr. Pierce
Arlington Pharmacy Expands Prescription Files Rapidly
The Arlington Pharmacy promotes its growing prescription files and reliable drugs and methods endorsed by physicians and patients as it emphasizes delivery service.
Senate Saloon Grand Opening In Missouri
The Senate saloon in Missouri announces a grand opening. The formal opening is set for Thursday evening April 19 with invitations issued by proprietors Dunnigan and Harris. The Sentinel also extends a cordial invitation to the public. The Senate aims to rival the finest city establishments in furniture, service, and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Missouri
Messrs
Dunnigan & Harris
New Lace Curtains and Floor Coverings Arrive at Arlington Store
Attention on our new line of lace curtains and carpets with exclusive patterns. Prices are the lowest for dependable goods and deliveries, with early selections to ensure made up items when needed. Never buy a go cart until you have seen the National.
Stanley Coal Co Kindling Promotion Steams Up Sales
Kindling called the best and cheapest fire starter on the market. The compact neat product earns praise from trial users. The firm also advertises stove wood and high grade cooking coal and notes both phones.
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Stanley Coal CO
Clung to His Birthright By Bold Gas Bill Refusal
An elderly man narrowly avoids being struck by an electric car when a rescuer pulls him back. The grateful saver, a gas company secretary, offers a $10,000 check, but the man refuses to give up his right to personally protest the gas bill.
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Chicago Chronicle
Monster Switch Board to Transform Kansas City Telephone Office
The Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co will install in their Sixth and Wyandotte office next week a 350 foot long switchboard occupying the building’s fourth floor. It will serve about 7,000 telephones with 125 operators, doubling the size of the company’s largest Kansas City switchboard. The fifth floor will house terminals and toll line boards, with work also starting next week on a new building at Eleventh Street and Prospect Avenue.
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South Lamins Street
Queen City
Kansas City
Sixth and
Wyandotte Streets
Telephone Company
Eleventh Street
Prospect Avenue
Queen City Telephone Co
Brandt Bldg
Electrical clocks put up by Lemp Brewing Company in St Louis
The Lemp Brewing Company of St Louis has installed large electric clocks regulated by Western Union Telegraph Company at several conspicuous spots around the city.
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Lemp Brewing Company
St. Louis
Western Union Telegraph Company
Among the Women in Paris and New England
Parisian barrister Mlle Chauvin has practiced a year while Miss Susan M. Hallowell resigns after 27 years as botany professor at Wellesley College. Mrs. Ruth M. Crocker, Boston poet turns eighty. her lineage traces to Mayflower ancestors Allen. Crocker once wrote an unpublished novel on Uncle Tom’s Cabin’s theme before Stowe’s book appeared.
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Paris
Mlle Chauvin
Susan M. Hallowell
Wellesley College
E. L. Stafford
Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Ruth M. Crocker
New England
Boston
John
Priscilla Allen
Stowe
Miss Birdie Meffendorff Visits Mayme Knaus Cousin
Miss Birdie Meffendorff of Warsaw visits her cousin Miss Mayme Knaus of East Broadway.
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Birdie Meffendorff
Warsaw
Mayme Knaus
East Broadway
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Henry Lamm Sangree , Lanm
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Sedalia Steam Dye Works
West Main Street
J. B. Holdner
Rver
the Plaza Barber Shop
West Third Street
Monster Switch Board
Missouri and Kansas
Kansas City Journal
FTIR
L. C. Snell
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Se B. Young
Osage St
Silver Moon Restaurant
South Ohio St
T. G. Price
Home Tea & Coffee Co
Prop
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Katy
Pettis County Realty
J. H. Bothwell
Sedalia National Bank Bldg
Machine and Agricultural Works
T. K. Barley
West Main St
George B. Goodrich
Eighteenth
Marvin
Bell Telephone
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E. H. Chapman
S. Osage
Ngenfritz Blag
Landman Bros
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Kehl
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