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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1906

Page

3

Loss of Livery Rig In Swollen Stream Case Heard

A damage suit from Grother & Son of Sweet Springs Mo sought 400 for a hired rig lost when a driver tried to ford a swollen creek near Marshall Mo. The outfit and horses drowned, gear recovered days later, case taken under advisement. Separate note: after installation a Warrensburg lodge banquet concluded with ladies as guests.

A. O'Halloran St. Louis Grother & Son Sweet Springs Dr. Mayfield Marshall

Hicks Sells Maltby’s MCCO Coffee

Hicks introduces Maltby s MCCO Coffee roasted fresh daily for customers seeking a bright flavorful cup. The item highlights a ready to brew option from a local retailer.

Hicks MCCO

Sedalians Install Rebekah Officers in Warrensburg

A Loyal Rebekah lodge delegation traveled to Warrensburg to install the new officers. District Deputy Susan Moyer led the ceremony with Mesdames C. M. Winner, G. S. Hayden, C. N. Dreschler, and Elizabeth among the attendees.

Loyal Rebekah Lodge Warrensburg Rebekah Lodge Susan Moyer Mesdames C. M. Winner G. S. Hayden C. N. Dreschler Elizabeth

Feathers and Fins on the Frisco booklet offered to hunters

A. Hilton of the Frisco system in St Louis offers a free booklet titled Feathers and Fins on the Fresco. It promotes hunting and fishing in the Ozarks and the St Francis Valley and invites requests from interested hunters and anglers.

Turkey Ozarks St. Francis Valley A. Hilton Frisco System St. Louis

Snowball Social Enjoyed by Knights and Ladies of Security

A well attended snowball social hosted by Progressive Council No. 1164 Knights and Ladies of Security at Hoffman Hall featured entertaining readings by Mrs. Besse Gearhart Morrison. The hall was decoratively arranged and refreshments were served.

Progressive Council No. 1164 Knights and Ladies of Security Hoffman Hall Besse Gearhart Morrison

Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted as Greatest Throat Remedy

A Timely Topic urges readers that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best remedy for coughs and colds. It claims quick relief and prevention of serious throat issues. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.

Foley Arlington Pharmacy

Laundry Workers Organize At Finnegan’s Laundry

A temporary laundry workers association was formed at Finnegan's laundry on East Third Street. The charter has been sent and should arrive in about ten days, paving the way for a permanent group. The roster is open to all laundry employees. Temporary officers include W. J. Collins as chairman, Philippene Born as financial secretary, Mary Donnelly as treasurer, and Catherine Brunk as recording secretary.

Laundry Workers’ Association Finnegan’s East Third Street Daughters of the Confederacy Adelia Monroe West Sixth Street South United Staes Robert E. Lee Felows W. F. Hansberger Adelia

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Digestive Relief

Advertises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy that digests food, rests the stomach, and helps digestion. Claims relief from indigestion belching sour stomach and heartburn and promotes blood health. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.

W. E. Bard Drug Co

Overland Honeymoon for Peters and Terrell

Isaac Peters of Louisburg Missouri and Pearl A Terrell of Green Ridge wed in a courthouse ceremony officiated by Judge O F Parsons. After the wedding the couple left for a bridal tour traveling by covered wagon from Sedalia toward their home.

Isaac Peters Louisberg Pearl A. Terrell Green Ridge O. F. Parsons Sedalia Grom

Judiciary panel backs probe into Northern Securities cases

Washington January 10 The House judiciary committee adopted a favorable report on a resolution asking the attorney general to state whether individuals and corporations involved in the Northern Securities case were criminally prosecuted.

Washington House Committee On Judiciary Affairs

Maltbys MCGO Coffee Tastes Best

A local shopper praises Maltbys MCGO Coffee, declaring it superior in taste and aroma and noting it as their preferred morning brew.

MCGO

Voice From Alaska Seeks Marriageable Girls for Territory Life

Governor Brady urges marriageable women to move to Alaska for homebuilding and companionship with sturdy Western men. He praises Alaska’s rugged life, notes the male dominance in a 26 550 white population, and emphasizes opportunities for families amid frontier pride.

Brady Territory Washington John G. Brady Alaska

Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Liquid Cold Cure

A patent medicine claims to purge a cold by evacuating the bowels. It is advertised as effective for coughs and croup and is sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.

Kennedy W. E. Bard Drug Co

Local Grocery Ad Promises Low Prices and Prompt Delivery

R C Dolph and The Cash Grocers list 20 pounds of granulated sugar for 1.00 and other bulk items like lard beans tea and flour with prices. Cuban coffee touted as best selling brand at 20 cents per pound. Boarding houses urged to buy in quantity with promises of two phone lines and reliable delivery.

Train Tickets Sale Notice by M. K. T. Railway

Until January 16 inclusive the M K T railway will sell tickets good to return February 28. For particulars call or address A C Miner T P A M K T Railway Sedalia Missouri.

M., K. & T. Railway

Two Missouri Pharmacists Pass Board Exam in Jefferson City

Sam Routtier of Cole Camp and Charles R. Spahr of Boonville were among 19 successful applicants from 59 who passed the state board of pharmacy exam in Jefferson City on Tuesday.

Sam Routtier Cole Camp Charles R. Spahr Boonville State Board of Pharmacy Jefferson City

Perfection Through Nature Aids Liver Revival

An ad promoting DeWitt's Little Early Risers cathartic pills sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co. Claims the remedy expels putrid matter and bile to restore normal liver function and improve complexion.

DeWitt W. E. Bard Drug Co

Snow blankets Texas as Marfa records ten inches

Snow has fallen across west Texas along the Southern Pacific line to the Rio Grande with Marfa reporting the heaviest fall at ten inches. The precipitation is moderating after a day of heavy accumulation.

Texas San Antonio Southern Pacific Railway Rio Grande Marfa

Maltby MCCO Coffee Ad Noted in Paper

An informal reference notes Sam I seen yo ad in the paper about Maltby s MCCO Coffee. The quirky line hints at local advertising and a playful voice in a small town newspaper.

Ladies Musical Club Enjoys High Attendee Day

The Ladies' Musical club met in the courthouse restrooms for a lively study of il Trovatore led by Miss Florence Lamy and Mrs. E B Quisenberry. Program featured Verdi life, Trovatore story, Gypsy's Song, piano and violin pieces, and Duets with explanations by Mrs. Ofield and Mrs. Steele.

Il Trovatore Florence Lamy E. B. Quisenberry Verdi Miss Lamy Trovatore Mrs. Quisenberry W. D. Steele

Senior class elects officers. Walter Behling president

The High School senior class met last evening to elect officers for the coming year. The junior senior contest is set for Friday February 23. Walter Behling was elected president.

Guenther Discount Sale Extends to January 15

Carl A. Guenther announces a 10 percent discount sale extended through January 15. The promotion continues from the current date, inviting shoppers to take advantage of the reduced prices.

Carl A. Guenther

Parish Hall Tea Friday Corrects Earlier Notice

The Sentinel clarifies a dating error and states a tea will be held Friday afternoon at Calvary parish hall from 3 to 5 o'clock. It will be in charge of Mesdames D. H. Smith and John Walmsley. An ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea appears.

Sentinel Calvary Parish Hall Mesdames D. H. Smith John Walmsley

Clerks Change Meeting Place

Members of the Retail Clerks Local Union No. 90 move from Sedalia College of Music hall to the I. C. O. F. hall and will hold their first meeting in new quarters this evening with newly elected officers to be installed.

Retail Clerks Local Union No. 90 Sedalia College of Music Hall 1. C. O. F. Hall

Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promises Quick Relief

Success is stamped on every package. It is the most successful remedy known. It makes you well and keeps you well. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, 35 cents, tea or tablets. W. E. Bard Drug Co.

Hollister W. E. Bard Drug Co Rocky Mountain Tea

Revival Meetings At Church Of Christ In City

At the church of Christ corner of Twelfth and Thompson streets Bro J D Boyer will conduct special meetings this week The subjects will be illustrated by a chart The public is invited to all services.

Church of Christ Twelfth and Thompson Streets J. D. Boyer

Push Rocky Mountain Tea Along by W. E. Bard Drag Co

Advertisement lines promote Rocky Mountain Tea with a call to push the product, attributed to W. E. Bard Drag Co. The cheerful rhyme implies daily use and strong messaging for a promotional item.

W. E. Bard Drag Co

Georgetown Items Recap of Local Movements and Notes

Tom Dyer sells his farm and plans to move with family to Australia next week. Ross Rodecker of Sedalia visits. Barton Shepard visits Ohio and returns next month. A Summers is on the sit list. Gus Dow visits from Sedalia. W L Cummings markets a hog. Farmers near town complete phones. Judge Hughes trips to Sedalia. Tom Jenkins of Saline visits T J Jarnett en route to California. Attorney Stull visits north farm. Whooping cough and chicken poxReported in the community. S B W Harris trips to Sedalia.

Tom Dyer Here Australia Ross Rodecker Sedalia Barton Shepard Ohio W. L. Cummings Judge Hughes Tom Jenkins T. J. Jarnett California Attorney Stull S. B. W. Harris

Relief for Women From Australian Leaf Pasteur Remedy

An advert promotes Mother Gray's Australian Leaf for women with back pains bladder or kidney trouble claiming a pleasant remedy. It notes a safe monthly regulator and offers sample package free with 66 cents by mail or at druggists. The notice names The Mother Gray C LeRoy New York.

Gray N.yw

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