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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1899

Page

8

Missouri farm leaders praise city hosts at state fair banquet

The Kansas City hosts were praised by delegates from St Louis for their hospitality at a state fair banquet. Speakers covered agriculture education and sheep care with notes on winter flock management and farming improvements. Officers elected included N J Colman as president and L E Shattuck as secretary treasurer.

J. M. Cannon Queen City H. J. Waters Agricultural Department M. A C. O. Raine John McDiarmid Kansas City Missouri Sedalia Bellows State Fair City Mumford S. F. Huntsman Cairo Shattuck W. D. Wade Lamonte N. J. Colman St. Louis Mr. Glasscock Renselaer L. E. Shattuck Stanberry

Wedding Postponed by Death on Missouri Pacific Express

Stout, a Missouri Pacific express messenger, died after a derailment incident near Tipton Missouri. He had planned marriage after a three month promotion and had been separated from his fiancée Mrs Neathery for six years except for camp periods. His death came as his train car door jammed causing a fatal head injury moments before arrival.

Missouri Pacific Lexington Jefferson City Stout Ile

Hospital Arrivals List From Muskogee and Nearby Areas

W. B Patterson operator from Muskogee admitted with fever and tonsillitis. H. J. Miller fireman from Denison with contusion of left leg. W. Thompson bridgeman from Ellsworth with fever. Dennis Kilty section laborer from Ray Texas with lumbago and intermittent fever. H. Hoyt conductor from Denison with fracture of left rib.

W. B Patterson Muskogee H. J. Miller Denison W. Thompson Ellsworth Dennis Kilty Ray Texas H. Hoyt

Killing of Missouri Pacific Conductor M. C. Clark

The Sentinel’s Monday evening edition carried a full account of the killing of M. C. Clark, a Missouri Pacific conductor.

the Sentinel M. C. Clark Missouri Pacific

Grain-O a new food drink to replace coffee

Promote Grain-O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains. Claims all ages can drink it without injury and that it tastes like rich mocha but is gentler on the stomach. Priced at 15c per package and sold by all grocers.

To Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine

Advertisement notes a quick remedy for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises refund if no cure and claims EW Grove's signature on each box. The Sentinel touts its large printing operation in Sedalia and union-qualified printers.

EW Grove The Sentinel Sedalia Union Artis

Missouri Livestock Breeders Meet Adopts Fayette as Next Host

The third annual Missouri Live Stock Breeders association session closes in Sedalia with Fayette chosen for the next meet and N H Gentry elected president Seda lia C B Smith vice president Fayette George P Bellows secretary treasurer Maryville. Norman J Colman delivers address The gathering honors Sedalia and the state agricultural bodies with thanks and a banquet.

Missouri Live Stock Breeders’ Association Fayette Meetig N. H. Gentry Sedalia C. B. Smith George P. Bellows Maryville Norman J. Colman Tak C. E. Leonard Bellaire Cameron Allen M. Thompson Nashua Fortieth General Assembly Forty-first General Assembly State Board of Agriculture J. R. Rippey Jesse State University State Agricultural College and Experimental Station At Columbia

Sheep Breeders Hear Five Entertaining Addresses

The Sheep Breeders heard five addresses and papers this morning. Hon. N. J. Colman urged organization and legislation as the industry was in a low ebb. L. E. Shattuck, secretary pro tem, discussed breeding for both wool and mutton and explained how.

N. J. Colman L. E. Shattuck Shattuck Missouri

Good Roads Session Opens With Noted Speakers

The Good Roads men meet this afternoon led by Pres. T. O. Stanley at 1 30 p m. The program includes addresses by Pres. Jesse of the State University and Judge J H Bothwell. A large attendance is expected for tonight’s session.

Good Roads Men Pres T. O. Stanley Pres. Jesse the State University J. H. Bothwell

How to Get Good Roads Evening Session Program

Tonight at 7 30 P M a program on good roads features Hon J H Bothwell Sedalia Mo on road construction Drainage of Country Roads by T S McCanahan Monmouth IJ Educational and Social Advantages of Good Roads by Dr R H Jesse State University president Followed by committee reports discussion of resolutions and business meeting Election officers listed

J. H. Bothwell Sedalia T. S. McCanahan Monmouth R. H. Jesse Pres. State University

Sedalia Hosts Backman Glass Blowers Next Week

The public of Sedalia waits for the Famous Backman Troupe of Glass Blowers to exhibit at 305 Ohio Street opposite Gannon's Grand Central store next week. They do not exhibit side show curiosities.

Sedalia Backman Ohio St Gannon Grand Central

State fair support urged for Missouri industrial progress

Editorial advocates stronger state fair funding to promote Missouri's mineral resources soil diversity and industrial growth. It argues public officers should allocate reasonable appropriations for fair grounds improvements and early exhibitions to spur prosperity across agriculture horticulture mining and stock raising.

Missouri State of General Assembly

Educational Exhibit Showcases Glass Steam Engine

An educational exhibit offers lectures and physics lessons for the educated public. A glass steam engine runs in full operation among many novelties. Admission is 10 cents and each visitor receives a souvenir.

Two Married Men at Geo. R. Edeson Tonight

Manager Wood will present Geo. R. Edeson’s new farce comedy Two Married Men next Saturday evening. The cast includes S. S. Simpson Ray Southard Donald J. Clark Jack Elliott Joe Harkins Alex Henry Wale Messinger Lila Linden Kittie Ridgeway Healy Sisters Anna Houck Janet Cleveland May Towne Edith Lysle Hattie Wescott. The program features songs and specialties along with laughable situations to make a highly enjoyable entertainment.

Wood Geo. R. Edeson S. 5. Simpson Ray Southard Donald J. Clark Jack Elliott Joe Harkins Alex Henry Wale Messinger Lila Linden Kittie Ridgeway Healy Sisters Anna Houck Janet Cleveland May Towne Edith Lysle Hattie Wescott

First M. E. Church Youth Plan Literary Society

The young people of the First Methodist Episcopal Church will organize a literary society this evening and elect officers. The move aims to foster reading, discussion, and youth participation in church life.

First M. E. Church

Special Premiums Awarded At Poultry Show

This morning at the poultry show Silvercup awards, presented by the Reliable Poultry Journal of Quincy Illinois, C W Nuss & Son Tina awarded largest exhibit of standard bred fowls over 90 points. James Qurollo Independence won the Mediterranean sweepstakes prize of ten dollars. W H Ritchey Sedalia won the Asiatic sweepstakes prize. Mrs Della Maxwell Fayette earned the American class prize. Remainder of prizes to be awarded tomorrow.

Reliable Poultry Journal Quincy Ill C. W. Nuss & Son Tina Journal of Agriculture S. A. MclCellan Granger S. A. McClellan W. H. Ritchey Sedalia James Qurollo Independence Della Maxwell Fayette

Whipple Coal Co Sells Manure for Lawn Care

Whipple Coal Company promotes selling well rotted manure to cover lawns as a soil enrichment and fertilizer option. The item markets manure as a useful garden amendment.

Whipple Coal Co

Sedalia Lodge Announces Special Masonic Meeting Tonight

Sedalia Lodge No. 236 A F and A M will hold a special communication this evening at 7 30 for work in the third degree. All Masons are invited to attend. F A Sampson secretary F M Folkerson W M.

Sedalia Lodge No A. F A. M F. A. Sampson Sec F. M. Ful_kerson W. M

Stevens and Stevens Carriage Service Ad

Stevens and Stevens offers clean carriages heated by Lehman heaters for balls parties and operas at 1.00 per couple. Located at 207 209 Osage street with telephone 167. Linneus Bulletin questioned but article notes the small paper often overreacts to politics.

Stevens & Stevens Lehman’s Osage Street

Give Away Promotion At St Louis Clothing Co

A promotion offers a customer with a lucky number the choice of a suit overcoat jacket or collarette. Every 50 cent purchase earns a ticket. Call and compare prices at P. Hoffman Spot Cash Grocer 114 West Main St.

St. Louis Clothing Co P. Hoffman West Main St

Aguinaldo’s apparel and papers captured by Missourian lieutenant

The Greenfield Democrat reports that twelve barrels of Mrs. Aguinaldo’s wearing apparel from the year 1899 and insurgent state papers were seized by Lieutenant Johnson of Troop M Third Cavalry. He is the son of Dr. Johnson of Kingston.

Greenfield Democrat

Cure LaGrippe Tablets Promise Quick Results

Advertisement notes Grove's liniment signature on each box and guarantees a refund if not effective. It claims cure in two days and lists a price of 25 cents. A Linneus woman reportedly owns George Washington’s razor used the morning after the Brandywine battle due to his nervous condition.

George Washington Brandywine

Regular stockholders meeting for board election at bank

Notice is given that the regular stockholders meeting to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year will be held at the bank office on January 16, 1900, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Third National Bank, J. N. Dacsy, President.

Nat’! Bank J. N. Dacsy

Bargain Tablet Offer at C H Heynen Store

After bargains on monuments and grave markers this Red Cross Ball Blue tablet sells for 12 dollars from C. H. Heynen located on North Ohio Street.

Red Cross

Wonderful Roots and Herbs Indian Doctor Offers Free Trial

The Indian Doctor at 317 Lamine St Hotel LeGrande block offers free 10 day trials of a natural weed medicine and Instant Relief for moving pains. Consultation is free and the doctor promotes Duroc Mineral Oil Springs for indigestion urinary and bladder issues with inquiries at the office Dr. Buhl Propr.

Lamine St LeGrande Block Buhl

Paradis resumes beef roasts as leading local feature

The Sentinel notes Joe Paradis resumes beef roasts as a leading local specialty this season. He promises better viands, urges first trial orders, and offers free citywide delivery. His own selected meats include spare ribs, pork sausage, beef steaks, veal, lamb, pork and brains. Phone 120.

the Sentinel Joe Paradis Paradis Mr. Paradis

Cures a Cold in One Day Grip Tab Ad

Dr D L La Verne grip tab claims to cure la grippe and colds in one day without head impact like quinine. Price 25 cents. Advertises at Aug Fleischmann's Pharmacy Sedalia Missouri. Piano lessons offered by Miss Wiederhold one hour for 25 cents, over Dow and Myer’s drug store at Second and Ohio.

D. L. la Verne T. Fleischmann Fourth and Ohio Streets Sedalia Wiederhold Ohio Dow & Myer’s

Frisco Line Expands Sleepers Between St Louis and San Antonio

Beginning November 12, Observation Sleepers will operate daily between St Louis and San Antonio, adding a new unrivaled feature to Southwest travel on the Frisco line.

St. Louis San Antonio

Buttercups on sale at Candy Palace this week

Special sale announced by Candy Palace offering Buttercups for 20 cents per pound this week only.

Candy Palace

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ss. Laighman Locust Street Morrow Mertz & Hale Luijin’s California Sedalia Hardware & Grocer Company South Side Square Bass Bros Rey Gleveland, O Lissouri E. E. McClellan Masonic Linneus Bulletin LaGrippe Grove C. H. Heynen Ohio Street Insurance Reynolds & Reynolds Dora Davenport West Fourth Street Quincy St Wm. Gourtney
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