Bryan speaks at Tipton excursion crowd departs Sedalia
A large Sedalia crowd rides Missouri Pacific at 10 30 with four extra cars to Tipton to hear William Jennings Bryan. The party, including Judge Hoy and many locals, meets Bryan at the depot stalls cheerfully as the train moves on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Bryan
Party
Segond Regiment
Dixie
Missouri Pacific
Tipton
William Jennings Bryan
Thos. Hoy
E. E. Johnson
E. G. Cassidy
Will Sears
S. K
G. H. Ethridge
Capt. Stevens
M. B. Coleman
Albert Kahn
Lee Lovinger
J. T. Grimshaw
Eugene Coney
T. E. Sheerin
Fred Scheerer
G. N. Boutell
C.J. Wilson
C. C. Kelly
A.L. Shortridge
Douglas Nelson
Joe Watkins
Theodore Bergfelder
Will Hemphill
Doc’’ Johnson
Eagle Eye Salve Promises Sharp Vision For All
Advertisement notes Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes styes and granulated lids. Sold by all dealers at 25 cents.
Biddle Family Guests Travel From Jonesboro to Cole Camp
Mr and Mrs J A Biddle of Jonesboro Ark and Mrs W W Biddle Fairfield Mo, former guests of Mrs A M Mitchum, depart for Cole Camp to visit. Also mentions a school of health in family with tuition 35 cents and Rocky Mountain Tea offered by druggists. Ad notes printing services at SENTINEL office Fourth and Lamine. Promotes De Witt's Little Early Risers as a laxative tonic.
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J. A. Biddle
Jonesboro, Ark
W. W. Biddle
Fairfield
A. M. Mitchum
Cole Camp
New York Counts Arrive at Byard and Guenther's
New York Counts arrive at Byard and Guenther's stoveware shop. The ivory like finish was introduced to Sedalia by Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry and adopted here.
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N.Y
Byard & Guenther’s
Sedalians
Longan
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Social notes recount visits and farewells in Boonville society
Messrs Bryant and Tewmey expected home Sunday morning from the east trip. Misses Hain, Collins and Fults depart for Tipton Kansas City. Mr May and wife of Hughesville visit cousin Mrs McClure and attend the street fair. Alma Gass returns to Jefferson City then back for events. Reid Tyree Brown return from the country. Mrs Bouldin and kin dine with Miss Williams of Moberly. John and Mrs Huber honor guests from Sedalia. Socials wrap with various visits and parties across Boonville communities.
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Bryant and
Tewmey
Marie
Hain
Flo Antes
Collins
Tipton
Bryan
Sam May
Edmonia Field
Pretty Babe
Hughesville
Sallie F. McClure
Alma Gass
Frances Smith
Jefferson City
Ethyl Fults
Kansas City
Reid
Tyree
Brown
J. M. Whitley
C. H. Cline
David Bouldin
Harry
Janie Field
Nellie Field
Longwood
Bessie Williams
Moberly
Lydia Burress
Vermont
Miss Williams
Woodland School
John Huber
Clara
Amelia Heller
Sedalia
Huber
John Heiberger
East
How Are Your Kidneys Dr Hobbs Sparagus Pills Cure All
An advertisement claims Dr Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure kidney ills with a free sample. Sterling Remedy Co. lists Chicayzo or New York as contact points.
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Hobbs
Sparagus
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicayzo Or
N. Y
Drug Co Adequately Serves Community Needs
A brief note indicates the firm operates in the region supplying medicines and related goods. The item underscores reliable service and steady availability to local residents throughout the period.
Monarch Laundry Cure and Eagle Eye Salve Claims
TRY Van Antwerp's Monarch Laundry promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and refunds if it fails. E W Groves signs each box. Also advertised is Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve offered by druggists for weak or sore eyes with a tube guarantee.
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E W Grove
Banner Salve Promises Quick Relief for Piles
An 19th century advertisement touts Banner Salve as a cure for piles and irritations with a price of 25 cents offered by A. S. McGowan.
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A. S. McGowan
Signature Bears Forte A Cure Promoted for Coughs
An advertisement touts Forte A as a reliable, fast acting cough cure. It claims the remedy safely relieves obstinate summer coughs and colds and endorses it as a wonderful medicine from Servant-Harker Drug Co. Mayhew Wisconsin.
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DeWitt
Harker Drug Co
Mayhew, Wis
Servant-Harker Drug Co
Insect Exterminator Ad Headlined Plaza Barber Shop Offers Service
Local items note visits and travels of townspeople including R.F. Sellers en route to Kansas City and Gene Taylor now in Princeton Indiana. Various residents and visitors are mentioned along with circuses, fairs, and barber shop work around Sedalia and nearby towns.
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J. F. Siebier
English Lutheran Church
Kansas City
Lewis Lower
Longwood
Rudolph Liebelt
Minneapolis
Minn
Baths 15 Cts at the Alamo Barber Shop
Short notice lists baths priced at 15 cents offered at the Alamo barber shop. Local patrons are invited to enjoy quick grooming services and low rates in a limited period.
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Alamo
Did He Exceed His Authority in the South American Coin Case
Judge Burr faces questions from Constable Robb over a warrant issued for two alleged soap sellers. Robb claims Burr acted without authority by giving the writ to Detective Turner, while Burr blames lack of constable support for hoboes and civil duties in Sedalia township. He argues civil business could fund county needs without taxpayer cost.
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Turner
Robb
Justice Burr
Sedalia
Burr
California Grapes First of the Season at Candy Palace
California grapes arrive as the season opens at Candy Palace. Telephone number listed is 218 for inquiries or orders.
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California
Candy Palace
Telephone
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Childs
the Order OF the Day
Kid
Avait
Rolf
Hawes
Arlington Fountain
Servant-Harker Crug Co
Sentinel Office
Morgan Street
Edith Fennel
Messrs. Majors and Heller
Dengelesky
Becker
Mr. Heller
RR. Hadelich
Pearl Nichol
Minor
Boonville
Arlington
van Antwerp
Monarch Laundry
Sutherlands Eagle Eagle
Jimmie Yunt
E. V. Brooks
Reform School
Arthur Biddle
Robbin Campbell
Warsaw
E. M. Lindsay
Ed Lindsay
Nebraska
Nell Arnett
Bunceton
Virginia
Fannie Daniel
P. B. Murray
Sutherland
Eugene Couey
Marvin Porter
T. M. Smart
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