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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1906
Page
2
The official city paper highlights Congressman Courtney W. Hamlin, presenting the campaign message and local political emphasis.
Mr. C F Kibby sells his stock to S C Price of Mount Clemens Mich making Price majority owner and elected president and general manager. Price, owner of Daily Leader and Weekly Mount Clemens Press, plans staff continuity, broader liberal policy, more news and subscribers to elevate Central Missouri's Sentinel.
The piece argues that Japan’s rise and China’s awakening shift world trade toward the western coast. It calls the United States to act quickly to capitalize on enlarged global markets, noting Britain once controlled sea trade and that modern conditions favor American brain power and preparation to seize opportunities.
The El Paso Evening News denounces incendiary attacks on J Ogden Armour in The Packera and the People series. It condemns threats of assassination and urges restraint toward corporations like Standard Oil and major railways, while defending the positive societal role of large enterprises.
The schedule lists 3 performances daily including a children's matinee Saturday. Prices are 5 cents for adults 10 cents for children.
Cyrus Townsend Brady's latest novel The Patriots is on sale at R A Dunlap's located at 504 Ohio street. The item is advertised in the local shop window and invites readers to purchase a fresh release.
The Sentinel announces D. E. Kennedy as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Judge of the Pettis County Probate Court subject to party action.
The Sentinel announces Charles S Williams as a candidate for the county recorder nomination subject to the Democratic party action Walter Morey is named for the county recorder nomination subject to the Republican party action The Sentinel also announces Charles D Rayburn as a county recorder candidate subject to the Republican party action
Two candidates are announced for circuit clerk nominations. Charles W. Daugherty seeks Republican party support, while Asbury Goodknight seeks Democratic backing, both subject to party will.
The notice proclaims M. L. Imaoff as Pettis County clerk candidate subject to the Republican convention. It names Sam M. Hodges and R. C. Dolph as candidates for county clerk and references T. Spencer Hopkins as a candidate for county clerk under party guidance.
In India, state elephants are dressed in silk garments heavily embroidered with gold. The leading elephant wore the prized trappings before a subordinate one recovered, triggering jealousy and an attempted attack as the procession moved on.
Mrs Mary Bledsoe aged from the colored community died Thursday afternoon at the home of her son Caleb Bledsoe 545 North Osage avenue death due to general debility Funeral services will be held Sunday
Advertising copy touts Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a product that makes beautiful women and claims it costs 35 cents. Marketed by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
H K Beate announces candidacy for Pettis county prosecuting attorney subject to Democratic party action. R A Higdon also stands as candidate subject to party action. H B Shain enters as a prosecuting attorney candidate with Democratic party considerations.
A chaotic ad for The Cash Grocers touts low prices on sugar, coffee, tea, cereals, and pantry staples. It promises delivery across the city and claims the stock is the most complete in town with bedrock prices.
Arlington Pharmacy advertises Jap a Lac convenient for beautifying and refinishing old floors and furniture. It promotes a range of shades priced from 15 cents to 2.50 dollars.
A marriage license was issued to Harry Sinift of Sedalia and Blanche Sullivan of St. Louis in St. Louis on Wednesday. Sinift is an express messenger on the M. K. & T. line between here and St. Louis. The marriage news comes as a surprise to Sedalia friends. Sullivan is not known in Sedalia.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a pure glycerine based stomach remedy. It claims to correct dyspepsia indigestion and gastritis with ingredients including Iden Seal root Stone root and Black Cherrybark and cites endorsements from medical professors of major colleges. It also mentions relief for heartburn and constipation and praises the product's lack of alcohol.
The piece argues humanity’s shrinking global scale through rapid transportation and trade. It highlights Alaska as a future trading hub and compares Atlantic travel to historic channels, urging the United States to maintain maritime influence like Britain. It emphasizes the 19th century’s leap in communication and the implications for modern nations.
The Knights and Ladies of Security Queen City council No 564 ordered officers regalia from Henderson-Ames Costuming Co Kalamazoo Michigan. The ad notes furniture finishes and lacquering options with multiple shade sizes.
The Democratic Party announces Mary O Hansberger as a candidate for Pettis County Treasurer and Lon V Ware as a candidate for Pettis County Treasurer, subject to party action.
Vietz announces candidacy for county treasurer subject to the will of the Republican convention. The move positions Vietz to seek the GOP nomination in the upcoming party process.
W S Scott authorized the Sentinel to announce his renomination for Pettis county collector subject to Republican party will. John L Sullivan is also announced as a candidate for Pettis county collector.
I N Sprecher announces intention to seek renomination for the office of sheriff in Pettis County subject to the voters will. He states his record and asks voters for continued support in the upcoming race.
J. E. Love is announced as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the office of constable of Sedalia township, with the nomination subject to the action of the Democratic party.
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