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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1905
Page
8
The report lists arrivals from A G Thurman Bernheimer Frank Meee S Grundy JB Orr J Ellis Charles Screws and I T Sotor along with W L McCutcheon and James Stevens visiting Sedalia. The Missouri Pacific pay train is due Saturday morning for local employees to receive monthly time checks. Workers protest coaches spitting on floors and threaten stock car transport if not stopped.
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo C says kidney and bladder trouble caused by gravel and stones eased after taking Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports brick dust like stones began to pass and pain ceased, declaring it worth a thousand dollars. Arlington pharmacy sells it.
Ironwood Michigan December 13. The Steel Corporation Chapin mine shaft at Iron Mountain Menominee Range will reach 1600 feet after starting in August 1903. The 22 by 12 foot shaft features a steel frame four inch beams and rail shuttles. It will house a 5000 gallons per minute Cornish pump from the old D shaft weighing about 6000 tons surface and 500 tons underground.
An Arlington pharmacy advertises Foley's Stoney and Tar as a fast acting throat and lung remedy that cures a cold and prevents serious results.
Governor Douglas and counsel will hear Eugene Taylor's case this afternoon seeking a pardon. Taylor, imprisoned in Charleston for life after a murder conviction for poisoning his infant son, admits buying poison but says he did not administer it, intending it for birds. He was noted as an exemplary inmate during his nineteen years.
The Ladies' Musical club met for their regular weekly session this morning and devoted the time to chorus practice.
Chas Van Antwerp offers MCCO Coffee beans roasted daily and sold fresh. Aimed at coffee lovers seeking quality and aroma in every cup.
A fragment describes flour bins and small drawers with biscuit special items referenced in partial text. The readable portion suggests a local notice about storage or product items. Further details are not discernible from the OCR fragment.
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