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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1903
Page
2
Rev. Len G. Broughton of Atlanta preaches in East Northfield on race relations urging Christianization over politics and social equality. He argues the race question is national, calls for biblical teaching and withdrawal from politics as steps toward harmony.
The Rev Crayton S Brooks clarifies a Jefferson City sermon did not target Judge Hazell or Prosecuting Attorney Bione. He praises Hazell as courageous impartial and incorruptible and condemns misinterpretation from Republican reports. He commends Hazell and calls for men like him in public offices.
Notice of sale under deed of trust dated February 27 1897 recorded in Pettis County Missouri with Arthur M Trader as trustee. Property in Sedalia described as block one Jackson Montgomery addition with 135 feet south, 104 feet east and west lines. Note secured by the deed has become due and unpaid. trustee absent from the county.
A bride of four months, Mrs. Edgar Frantz, 19, was killed in her sleep as her drug clerk husband shot her twice and then swallowed morphine. He left a note claiming a joint death but investigators suspect jealousy motive and that she was the innocent victim.
Luxurious trains on the Lehigh Valley Railroad offer stop overs at Niagara Falls on all through tickets to New York and Philadelphia. The Monarch Laundry provides modern laundry service with careful handling of all classes. Chas. Van Antwerp, proprietor. Phones 182.
The Kennedy troupe opens Monday with Roland Reed's Cheek Beyond Pardon The Midnight Express Two Jolly Tramps Back From the Dead Grit the Newsboy Tom Sawyer and more in a new style of entertainment at popular prices Ladies free opening night with a paying companion 30 or 50 cent ticket required by 6 p m Monday.
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