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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1905
Page
2
Subscription rates for Sedalia are listed: daily and monthly options by mail with postpaid terms. Rates include 45 cents daily, 1.00 for three months, 2.00 for six months, and 4.00 yearly. Weekly per year is 1.00. Address communications to Sentinel Newspaper Co. Sedalia Mo official city paper.
A South America trade report by Lincoln Hutchinson argues a U S ship subsidy would not boost trade with Latin nations. Merchants prefer local salespeople, Spanish or Portuguese language and longer credit from European firms. The International Mercantile Navigation Co may push subsidy arguments to aid its own profits. Also notes on catarrh cures and music company agency for Hardman Piano Player at a state fair booth.
A Chicago court under Judge Grosscup held palm oil butterine still taxed at 10 cents per pound despite attempts to dilute the tint. The Illinois precedent benefits dairy farmers in other states facing counterfeit spreads. The ruling bolsters genuine butter makers against cheaper imitations and restores price protection for real dairy products.
The report notes the government cannot stem the tide of Chinese sentiment and that the boycott is spreading rapidly, as the Chinese government declares that authorities will respond to the pressure.
The piece argues the United States seeks no discrimination against friendly powers yet desires reciprocal admission of Chinese. It denies Wu Ting Fang’s backing of a boycott while suggesting he may exploit influence as head of foreign concessions to steer anti US sentiment. Wu, known for Western manners, reportedly uses Washington experience to aid China’s position.
Buffalo N Y August 22 Nearly 406 delegates from across the United States attend the annual convention of the Supreme Council of the Order of Foresters of America with a total membership near 300 000. The morning session features the supreme commander address and committee reports with afternoon sessions planned. The Knights of Sherwood Forest will hold their conclave tonight and the local Foresters prepare a dance and vaudeville at Concert Hall on Wednesday evening.
A vintage advertisement urges readers with fatigue stomach troubles and insomnia to try Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. It includes patient testimonials praising relief from dyspepsia liver issues and chronic indigestion after using the remedies.
Notice to sidewalk contractors in Sedalia Missouri bids to construct brick sidewalks on the north side of Saline Street under Ordinance 625 due September 4 1905 bids filed with City Clerk by 6 pm city reserves right to reject any bids. Official council proceedings record July 17 1905 note veto Quinzy street repairs bids market house stalls and charity memorial for Mrs E A Coe death and paving bids for Lamine Avenue with Hyatt low bid chosen.
Notice from the City of Sedalia Missouri invites bids for brick sidewalks on the south side of Jefferson Street under Ordinance 624. Bids must be filed with the City Clerk, with details dated August 15 1805. All dates, names, and actions reflect early municipal procedures and approvals.
The City of Sedalia Missouri invites bids to construct brick sidewalks on the west side of Ohio avenue under an ordinance approved in August 1905. Bids are due by 5 o clock on the date listed. City Clerk notes the time and reference to the ordinance and approvals.
The twenty third annual Wayne County Soldiers and Sailors' Association reunion began with an informal morning gathering while memorial services were planned for the afternoon. Tomorrow a program includes speeches by prominent veterans as the event runs through the day.
Thiebes Stierlin Music Co plans a free giveaway at the State fair distributing seven thousand copies of its sheet music to attendees as a promotional event.
The Prudential Insurance Company receives a large piece of the Rock of Gibraltar at its Newark headquarters as a trademark symbol. Aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Koenig Albert the rock traveled with proof of authenticity from Gibraltar authorities and photographs of its quarry site. Company officials credit Gibraltar’s strength with boosting Prudential’s public image and advertising impact.
Council convened July 19 1906 with Mayor Babeocs presiding. Members present approved the city engineer's paving cost estimate for Lamine avenue and read a resolution declaring a vacancy in a city office by divine will.
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