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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1905
Page
6
Cures coughs by cleansing and soothing the mucous membranes of the throat chest lungs and bronchial tubes. For croup whooping cough la grippe influenza bronchitis and all coughs colds lung and bronchial affections no remedy equals Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. Children like it.
Municipal indebtedness grows rapidly in the United States as last year’s bond float reached over 4106 million and expected to exceed this year. Funds are used to beautify cities and for investments, but most borrowings aim to increase the tax burden on residents.
A Baughman family reunion was held Christmas at Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Baughman’s home at 222 West Cooper Street. All children and grandchildren attended except one son. A sumptuous dinner followed, with Mrs. William Kahrs, Mrs. James Calvin and families, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richardson and Miss Josie Baughman, and Charles and Dan Baughman present.
J W Haines a pioneer Sedalia citizen is reported at death's door this afternoon at his home on Thirteenth and Lamine streets. His ailment is Bright's disease.
McGinley announces MCCO Coffee from Malthy’s roasts daily from a storefront. The bold blend promises bright flavor with consistent extractions and a daily roast cycle.
Christmas accidents in Houston report seven serious injuries and multiple deaths including two men dressed as Santa Claus a girl burned by a candle lamp and a toy cannon blast. Notable victims include Sid A. Anderson W H Osbourn Roy Ramer Thelma Culpepper Edward Carter and Jose Milando.
A Pleasant Surprise notes a householder receiving a neatly ironed family wash from Monarch Laundry with no extra charge. Advertisement promotes family washing at 25 cents per dozen and flat work ironing, by proprietor Chas. Van Antwerp, with a prompt to send the next bundle. J. H. Johnson advertises MCCO Coffee fresh roasted daily.
Four learned associations will hold meetings in Baltimore with Johns Hopkins University hosting the American Historical Association and joint sessions with the American Political Science and American Economic associations and the Biographical Society of America. Distinguished speakers include Ira Remsen and Frank J. Goodnow among others. Events span lectures, receptions, and a Washington D C side trip.
Hubert Vos, newly returned from China, earned 100000 dollars for a portrait of the empress dowager. He was named Knight Commander of the Double Dragon and Mandarin of the Empire of the second class, and became royal painter to the Chinese court. The empress granted him permission to paint a portrait for himself, hung in his studio with lanterns bearing his name and praise.
The mission claims to clear the stomach and bowels of all putrid matter removing causes of headache constipation and sallow complexion. The pills are described as safe pleasant and perfect and sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
Sunday Deputy Constable Elmer Smith and Captain W E Grim arrested two Fulton Market bar employees on charges of violating the Sunday closing law. They posted bonds for a hearing before Judge D Kinsey set for Wednesday at 9 o clock.
Fire crews responded to a flue blaze at about 11 o'clock this morning at the home of John Scally on South Harrison Avenue. The fire burned out with no damage reported.
The Missouri Pacific railway ran two sections of its limited day express due to heavy mail flow from St Louis. The second section carried no passengers and consisted of an engine and five mail cars filled with sacks of Christmas packages.
The New York stock market report claiming J. J. Hill will retire from active business was denied authoritatively today with the phrase It is the same old annual rumor. The report circulated from the Scripps-McRae Press Association in St. Paul Minnesota on December 26.
An old time herbal tonic claims to regulate the monthly cycle for women. It advertises Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a safe regulator available at druggists or by mail for 5 cents with a free sample offer from The Mother Gray Co. LeRoy, N Y.
Eastern newspaper men on the Los Angeles Limited enjoyed a Christmas tree celebration aboard the train in Daggett California. Gifts adorned the tree in the Pullman vestibule as hosts surprised the travelers during their cross continental trip.
Croup coughs colds and whooping cough are eased by Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar a remedy that clears the bowels and strengthens the throat lungs and bronchial tubes. The original laxative cough syrup and liquid cold cure sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
A brief unsigned directive states consensus on using Maltby's MCCO Coffee. The note is attributed to Buster Brown and expresses collective agreement.
The market page shows mixed quotes for corn oats soybeans and pork futures with May and Jan contracts. Hog and cattle futures are up or steady across Chicago Kansas City and Omaha with specific price ranges and estimated Wednesday totals.
Market prices for cereals and breadstuffs in Sedalia include wheat per bushel 40 to 45 cents. corn meal per bushel 60 cents. potatoes per bushel 80 cents to $1.00. Hay prices show prairie hay per ton $9 to $10 and timothy hay per ton $11 to $12. Flour prices list hard wheat flour per cwt 2.30 to 2.70 soft wheat flour per cwt 2.10 to 2.40 and graham flour per cwt 2.30. Live poultry items include spring chickens per 35 pounds, well feathered ducks per pound 16 to 19 cents, and turkeys per pound unspecified.
Don Reeves announces move of his tailoring shop to the second floor above 207 Ohio Street near Johnston's Clothing. The notice states the previous location was damaged by fire and gives the new premises for business operations.
Female yellow and white collie, six months old, wandered from 1303 Osage. Reward offered. Call 511 Bell to claim.
A farewell party on Christmas night honored Miss Sadie Martin who left for Iola Kansas to make her home. The event was at Miss Arch Rose’s home 1220 East Third Street hosted by Mrs. Peach’s Sunday school class of East Sedalia Baptist Church. About twenty five guests expressed regret at her departure.
An advertisement touts Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea with a claim that improvement comes with age. It promises readers will be blooming fair at 60 and urges purchase for 35 cents, available from W. E. Bard Drug Co.
C. C. Lawson announces relocation of his office to rooms 315 317 Ilgenfritz building formerly used by Dr. Tucker and states he is now ready for business.
Hicks sells Maltby's MCCO Coffee roasted fresh daily with commitment to quality and flavor.
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