President Roosevelt urges Indian policy and farm aid reforms
The President stresses absorbing Indians through village life and diverse occupations, praises agricultural support programs, and calls for further measures on railroad safety, public printing reductions, merit-based appointments, and preserving the White House. He also advocates continuing the Smithsonian plan and upholding national historic monuments. White House December 2, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Texas
Smithson- 2 Institution
Eum
Senate
Congress
District of Columbia
White House
Washington
University of Virginia
Jefferson
Mount Vernon
Theodore Roosevelt
Best by Test Lonenan’s Sedatia Steam Laundry
A brief note highlights Loneman’s Sedatia Steam Laundry with a tag line Best by Test. The item markets quick cleaning services and emphasizes quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonenan
Sedatia Steam Laundry
Jewelry Auction Ad Aims Big Sale at 213 Ohio Street
A prominent notice promotes a major jewelry auction at 213 Ohio Street inviting collectors. The listing highlights a diverse selection and emphasizes timely bidding and catalog availability for interested bidders.
Masonic Notice for Saint Omer Commandery Meeting
Saint Omer Commandery No 11 K T will meet in regular conclave Tuesday evening December 2 1902 at 730 o clock. The annual election of officers will take place. Visiting Sir Knights are courteously invited to attend. By order of Attest Eminent Commander. D A Fults Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Omer Commandery
Kk. T
Sedalia Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Lodge of Sorrow
Calvary Episcopal Church
W. DD. Steele
Ohio Street
W. Ti. Steele
George F. Longan
W. T. Allan
Second Regiment
City Council Sets Fire Limits and Boarding House Tax
The city council met in regular session with Mayor Babcock presiding. It passed a $5 six month tax on public boarding houses and directed drafting of a fire limits ordinance. Damages claims were heard and sidewalk, light, and crossing projects were authorized or referred for action. The meeting adjourned after other minor matters were disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock
Letts
Meusehke
Menschke
Engineer Street
Stafford
Liberty Park Board
Hodges
Finance Committee
Mary Parsons
Fourth and
Lamine
J. C. Hatton
Meyers
Council
G. W. Barnett
Broadway
Carr Avenue
Barnett
Eleventh
Lamine Street
Fulkerson
Whipple
Local residents and visitors townbound for Thanksgiving week
Multiple townsfolk travel for holidays and attend events. E T Behrens resumes duties at his cigar factory after illness. Guests join William O Bannon for a Thanksgiving party. Other figures head to Chicago for the International Live Stock exhibition and to Fortunes for a visit. Local officials and businesspeople arrive in Sedalia on various errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Behrens
Tarry Menschke
Allen McLaughlin
John Zoll
William O’ Bannon
O'Bannon
Sam Kidd
Chicago
N.r. Gentry
J. A. Robinson
P. J. Schmidt
Anna Donnelly
Green Ridge
W. ©. Monroe
Clinton
Sedalia
Higginsville
Zollinger
Otterville
Hill’s Business College
Boonville
Charles Roberts
Ernest Stegner
Roscoe Specking
Miles Elliott
Warner Whitlow
Grace Ray
Emma Baker
Fairfield
J. A. Bradley
Kansas City
Howard
Charles E. Born
California
Moniteau County
Born
Graham
St. Joe
John Buttomer
St. Louis
Buttomer
Porto Rico
Harry Duvenick
St. Louis Clothing Co
Alva Lee
R. G. Dun Agency
Pacific No. 4
L. M. Monsees
Limestone Valley Stock Farm
C. €. Lawson
Newport
Hospital Ladies Meet At City Hospital Board Session
The board of lady managers of City hospital met with president Mrs A P Morey at her home. Routine business occupied the session as Mrs Robert Wright was reelected house committee for the coming year and Mr and Mrs Carpenter were named caretakers of the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
City Hospital
A. P. Morey
Robert Wright
Carpenter
Local Bull Blue Dye Sale Promises Big Value
An aged ad notes a bulk 2 oz package of Blue Bull dye offered at five cents, highlighting its bargain price and popular use.
Mitchell Called Home As Father Falls Ill
Mr. C B Mitchell of the Cella Commission company was summoned home last night by a telegram announcing his father's serious illness at Holden. Mr E B Stabbins of Holden will run the local business until the Evansville IL manager arrives. Mitchells friends regret his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Mitchell
Cella Commission Company
Holden
E. B. Stabbins
Evansville
Auction Sale of Jewelry at 213 Ohio Street
Jewelry auction conducted daily at 2 and 7 30 p m at 213 Ohio Street with items described for bidding. Local notices announce sale times and location for potential buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Street
Yellow Clothes Stay Bright with Red Cross Ball Blue
Advertisement notes that yellow clothes are unsightly and advocates using Red Cross Ball Blue to keep whites bright. It claims the large 2 oz package is sold by all grocers for 5 cents.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY ADVERTISEMENT
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a one day cure for a cold with a prominent price of 5 cents per box. The ad emphasizes the signature on every box and promotes quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HALL
ID Drug CO
Cleveland
For your bad cold try Noxacold Arlington Pharmacy
An Arlington Pharmacy promotes Noxacold as a remedy for a bad cold. The notice highlights availability and suggests trying the product for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Pharmacy
Noxacold -Arlington Pharmacy
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EAD
U.S
Remmeber
D. A. Fults
Ees Oy Ene
Sterling Remedy Company
Montreal
New York
Gibiree
Organization of Elks
Taylors
Louvilla Davis
Gossett
Inl
Col
Mont. MceGruder
Hughesville
W. J. Letts
Sam Walker
James W. Byrne
Belting and Hose Company of
Robinson’s
W. B. Martin
Fortuna
Will Cashman
Houstonia
J. P. Muir
Versailles
A. P. Espenshield
Marshal
Dr. Crear
C. F. Waich
Windsor
Platt-Livingston
R. T. Booth Co
Ithaca, N.Y
Bard Drug Co
Ohio
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