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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1905
Page
2
The fragmentary text from the Sedalia Sentinel suggests a historic newspaper with references to its 1880 establishment and a byline from the Skypinel Newspaper Company, but the readable portion offers no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Sedalia Missouri postage rates listed by the Sentinel Newspaper Co. for daily and weekly subscriptions. Monthly and annual postpaid options include $1.00 daily, $4.00 yearly by mail, 8 months by mail postpaid, and 6 months by mail postpaid. Queen City Telegraphs noted. Official city paper designation confirmed.
An editorial criticizes jingoism and anti foreign agitation in English and German press, urging responsible journalism to curb international hate. It argues the health of a nation relies on calm public discourse and proper nourishment, endorsing Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy.
The Grand Army of the Republic elevates three Women's Relief Corps members to staff aide positions under Commander in Chief Johan R. King at the Denver encampment. Mrs. Sherman Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Fuller are named for their trusted service.
Sir John Madden, Victoria’s new chief justice, reportedly computes a defendant’s total prior jail terms and uses that as the sentence. Bourke Cockvarn plans a legislative push on the Philippine question when Congress reconvenes. Rourke, noted orator, aims to rally support but may face a tough record.
The tobacco trust claims cigarette consumption in Indiana nearly doubled following an anti cigarette day. It states a nationwide campaign will begin to push anti cigarette legislation in various states for business reasons.
The American Anthropological Association holds its first western meeting in San Francisco with prominent scientists including F W Putnam and Dr B R Dixon. The gathering runs through August 31 with post adjournment tours to the Portland exposition.
An advertisement touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a scar free healer. It claims rapid relief from inflammation burns cuts and bruises and calls it a cure for piles and skin diseases. Warns against counterfeits sold by others.
Advertises a pest control remedy promising to remove fleas bed bugs and ants without staining fabrics. Claims 30 cents worth and a clean home available at all druggists. Includes a call to action to call for the deal.
The Tennessee M FE conference Epworth League convention began at the Methodist church in White Bowis Tenn with a large attendance and an excellent program planned to make the gathering notably interesting.
A distressed mother laments motherhood as a burden and seeks medical guidance from Dr. R. V. Pierce. She recounts the birth of her fourth child and requests his advice, noting her baby’s weight and her improving health while asking for scientific, confidential help.
A new compulsory attendance law increases school duties for districts and families. Officials expect stricter enforcement, with penalties for truancy and expanded requirements for student participation in classes.
The article outlines a new compulsory attendance law for children ages 8 to 14, and 14 to 15 if not employed, requiring attendance at a day school for at least half the term each year. It lists five valid exemptions, notes enforcement by local officials, and states penalties for parents or guardians as well as employer penalties for employing non-attending youths. It also includes an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
The City of Sedalia Missouri will receive bids to construct brick sidewalks on the west side of Ohio Avenue under an ordinance passed August 7 1905 and approved August 11 1905. Bids must be filed with the City Clerk by 6 p.m. September 4 1905 with Council reserving the right to reject any bid. The notice also mentions publication in the Sedalia Weekly Ledger and Sedalia Evening Sentinel.
A Sedalia Missouri city council resolution orders grading and paving of the alley running east and west between Fourth Street and Fifth Street in Block Thirteen of Smith and Martin's First Addition. Plans call for vitrified brick and concrete back, with cost to be determined by the city engineer and approved by the City Clerk.
Prices for this week include 18 lb Best Granulated Sugar 1.90, 1 can Salmon 1, 3 large Coconuts, 3 cans Puked Beans, Full Cream Cheese 1.50, Sour Pickles per gallon, 3 cans Best Tomatones, 2 boxes Cream of Wheat, Best Macaroni, 5 gallon Galvanized Oil Can 0.50, Gasoline 0.15 per gallon. Quick citywide delivery.
Newport R I August 29 The most exclusive Newport society anticipates a barn dance tonight hosted by Loms Bruguiere. The Bruguiere mansion stables have been converted into a rustic dance hall with agricultural decor and period lighting to preserve the illusion of country charm.
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a bracing lifesaving tonic for families. It offers 35 cents for tea or tablets and lists W. E. Bard Drug as the seller.
The Lipton cups series opened in San Diego under ideal conditions. The San Diego Yacht Club organized the event with crews racing off Corporado. Several fast California yachts are entered as the three day competition begins.
A brief item notes that J M Mickiider promises aid to Vigorai and Thealin in a seat allocation matter. The report emphasizes the guarantee and its impact on the upcoming seating arrangement.
Akron Ohio August unknown day of the races under the Akron Trotting Association were abandoned after Sheriff Baker and Prosecutor Hagelbarger announced pools would not be permitted.
A local grocer advertises large tee ounce packages selling six cans with Red Cross Pall Blue to keep waste down.
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