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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1905
Page
2
Publisher details for Sedalia Missouri outline daily and weekly subscription prices by carrier and mail, including daily rates for different terms and annual postpaid options. The notice includes contact and postal information for the Sentinel Newspaper Co. with a 2-cent stamp telephones listed.
Bowne of Mica Washington urges President Roosevelt to attack monopolies and trusts as Jackson attacked banks, arguing strong action would force reform. The Nebraska Journal calls a boil a sign of hope amid laxness, while farm wealth soars with 1905 agricultural values topping 6.415 billion dollars and farm wealth rising to about 6.134 billion.
The postol ice department faces a 15 million dollar shortfall by year end. The Omaha Bee notes expenditures could have favored rail transport terms similar to those granted to express firms. General Humphrey says coal delivery to the Philippines will meet army needs.
The column cites the New York Evening Post on American withdrawal timing in the Pacific islands and notes Angela Morgan’s joke about husbands preserving romance in Chicago. It also mentions a South American consulate appointee enduring long mule journeys and jokes about college hazing and football leaving insurers wary and Jeffries facing a tough opponent.
Friends in Sedalia await news as Col. Strang left for Kansas City on a vital railroad project. He warned of possible quit if not encouraged and said a return within 24 hours would signal progress, with longer absence indicating a breakthrough or a setback.
Editor Howell of the Atlanta Constitution challenges Editor Smith of the Atlanta Journal to a joint talk across Georgia. Both are candidates for the Democratic nomination for governor of Georgia.
Secretary Taft told a Cincinnati reporter he had nothing to say about the late Ohio election. He added that what he said on the stump before the contest should suffice.
The process of reforming football and placing it in a pattern with other activities may proceed without interruption. The boys will all be good until next fall.
Notice from Charles Van Antwerp announces Monarch Laundry with first class machinery and abundant experience. Courteous treatment to all. Wagons go everywhere to collect and deliver laundry.
Governor Deneen seeks to ban issuing passes except to railroad company employees. The proposal aims to curb free travel privileges and tighten transportation industry controls.
Anna Schaub amid relatives collapsed in a bright hall and cried that she was blind again after a long dance. She had suffered similar blindness over a year prior, later restored by surgery, and now faces another operation. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar advertised as a cure for coughs and colds. Sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
A strong turnout attended last night’s revival at Broadway Presbyterian as Mr. Abbott preached a compelling sermon. Tonight he will address the topic They made for themselves fig leaf aprons but God made for them coats of skins.
Sedalia public schools will close December 21 for Christmas and reopen January 4, giving students two full weeks off as the holiday begins on Monday.
W. J. Letts advertises MCCO Coffee roasted each day, highlighting fresh daily batches and a steady supply for customers seeking bright, aromatic brews.
Minneapolis, Minn. Dec 5 The annual meeting of the Minnesota State Horticultural Society opened at the First Unitarian Church for a four day session. The State Forestry Association Beekeepers Association and Women's Auxiliary hold their meetings concurrently. A large fruit exhibit draws attention as many prominent horticulturists attend.
In Justice D Kinsey's court C E Mellor faced a jury on a Sunday closing law violation. After two witnesses were examined the jury found insufficient evidence for conviction and the case was dismissed.
A discussion on inner cleanliness as essential to health describes clean stomachs bowels blood liver and tissues as keys to vigor and character. Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is promoted as cleansing the insides and curing indigestion torpid liver and related ailments with testimonial from John Coughenour of Glen Savage.
Mrs Henry Lamm ran the current events topics while Dr Minerva Knott read Heredity and Envir onment. A general discussion followed with many members taking part.
A Sanitary ad touts cheap Thanksgiving turkey preorders and fresh produce. It emphasizes Cuban coffee leadership, dill pickles, butter and eggs, bulk olives, mince meat, oranges and Genatin apples. The shop pledges right prices, high quality, and prompt citywide delivery.
Advertisement claims to cure indigestion constipation dyspepsia kidney and liver disorders and all stomach troubles using Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 35 cents, available as tea or tablets through W. E. Bard.
W A Smiley is appointed carrier on R F D route No 4 from Lamonte with brother H G Smiley as substitute. The notice promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure sold by W E Bard Drug Co. for indigestion relief.
A Galveston group plans to sail for Merida Yucatan to play baseball from December to March. The Merida Yucatan team will include St Joseph Missouri players Page Carmack Lutich Horne Kesmer with others due to join. Contracts cover passage return expenses and 70 dollars per month in gold. first game is December 12 against a Cuban team.
Fire companies were called after 9 pm to the Kingsbaker cigar store on South Ohio street where a burning flue caused alarm but no damage was reported. Also promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a safe stomach cleansing pill sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Real Singer machines at Singer stores with manufacturer backing. The Singer Company is permanent and responsible, its representatives are always available to care for Singer Machines. Visit 106 West Main Street, Sedalia, Me.
The regular weekly So ross meeting was held Monday with the president absent. Mrs. C. C. Evans presided in place of Mrs. John Montgomery and conducted the proceedings.
Cecil Bankhead of the Wichita team in the Western Association aided a mother and child during a late night fire in Argentine Kas by using a rope of sheets to lower them from a second story to safety. The daring rescue highlighted his quick actions and calm under danger.
A brief readable ad fragment shows Maltby MCCO Coffee promotion appearing in the paper with casual wording. The item is a small commercial notice likely peddling a coffee brand or product.
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