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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1906
Page
4
At the meeting of the stock holders of the Third National Bank on Tuesday all the former members of the board of directors and the same officers were re-elected.
Advert says shoppers want Hall's Gold Coin Coffee and grocers are buying it. The maker promises satisfaction, selling at 25 cents per pound and asserting good value.
Rev Rudy led this morning’s devotional exercises at the High School. Lucile McVey read in German dialect and, at an encore, performed a selection titled The Days Gone By.
Several tenants vacate the Elks hotel building today as crews begin work to restore the property for a forthcoming opening. W L Sprecher moves his tobacco stock to 228 South Ohio street consolidating with his existing shop. Ed James closes the Elks bar and joins partner S T Brown at the Huckins bar.
A housewife received her family wash from Monarch Laundry and found all flat work ironed at no extra charge. The ad notes 25 cents per dozen for family washing and ironing all flat work, promising guaranteed work and inviting future bundles to Chas. Van Antwerp, proprietor.
Winchester Indiana resident C W Lynch reports his son suffered membranous croup and found relief after one dose of Foley's Honey and Tar. He credits the medication with saving his boy's life. Arington pharmacy sells the product. Crawford's Sodas are union made.
Sedalia rail schedule updates adjust departure and arrival times across trains including No 27 No 211 No 5 No 9 and several passenger and freight services. Changes shift No 603 to 6 25 am with through Kansas City connections and alter Nos 601 602 and 608 arrival times at Sedalia.
Arrival and departure times for trains on the Missouri Kansas and Texas and Kansas City divisions. Lists No 3 No 1 and No 2 No 4 services with times such as 8:55 am 6:20 pm and 3:12 am for various destinations. Includes freight services No 511 Way Freight No 504 Way Freight and notes daily or Sunday exceptions.
In Haverstraw New York seventeen people are missing after thirteen houses on Rockland Street toppled into a sixty foot deep clay pit dug for brick making. Fire and collapse killed twelve inside and five rescuers. Authorities fear further cave ins as residents evacuate.
Advertiser touts Hali's Gold Coin coffee as best on the market for 25 cents. The call to buy emphasizes strong tasting notes and value.
New York January 10 official statistics from Ellis Island show 1995 immigration far surpassing 1903 and 1904. Nearly one million total. large increases across classes. North German Lloyd carried most passengers from Bremen and Mediterranean ports in 125 voyages. 1,719,916 landed aboard this line, including 15,974 first cabin voyagers. Hamburg American and Cunard follow. Of 7,890,012 steerage passengers, about 718,000 were immigrants.
For coughs and colds no remedy is equal to Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. It acts as a cathartic on the bowels and expels all call from the system. Affords immediate relief in croup whooping cough and other coughs. Children love it. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
The George Crampton Concert Company performed at the First Christian church Monday evening then left Tuesday for Pleasant Hill where they gave an entertainment last evening.
Ottawa meeting under Sir Wilfred Laurier gathers Canadian Forestry Association delegates from federal and provincial governments, lumber groups, universities and farms to discuss forest preservation and reforestation, with focus on national forest interests and forestry education over a three day session.
The report shows hog and cattle price fluctuations across Chicago Kansas City Omaha and St Joseph with bids and closes. Prices for hogs range around 5 cents lower and cattle around 10 cents lower with regional variations. Estimated hogs for Chicago Thursday are about 35 000 head.
A local price listing shows cereals and breadstuffs with per unit costs for prairies hay Timothy hay and other feeds. Included are potatoes corn meal sorghum hard and soft wheat flour and poultry prices. Also an advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar at Arlington pharmacy and a cryptic MCCO blend prompt.
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo C claims kidney and bladder trouble improved after taking Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports brick dust stones passed, now no pain and feels like a new man. Sold by Arlington pharmacy.
Vendor lists chocolate candies by the pound with prices nine to thirty cents and offers mixed candies in fancy boxes for an extra ten cents. Also advertises mixed nuts and shelled nuts including almonds pecans and walnuts with various price points.
Arkansa City Kansas January 10 Luke Wright son of Governor Wright of the Philippines has practically recovered from the morphine overdose today. He will be sent to Memphis as requested by his father.
W. R. Bradley was today appointed administrator of the estate of Mary P. Bradley, deceased.
W. H. Cloney reports a severe cold for several days and claims inhaling fumes of Myrhel cured him overnight. He adds it is great and signs the note.
The text extols the stomach as the body’s vital center and links indigestion to many diseases. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery with Golden Seal root, Stone root, Black Cherry bark and Queen’s root, plus related remedies for coughs, catarrh, and liver issues. It invites readers to request a booklet from Dr. Pierce and notes Sage’s Catarrh Remedy and Pleasant Pellets for digestive and respiratory woes.
J. G. Gluck superintendent of the Prunty town Reform School in West Virginia states after testing various advertised cough medicines they will use Foley's Honey and Tar exclusively. He calls it most effective and harmless and notes Arlington pharmacy sells it.
State v Guthrie trial on highway robbery nears closing arguments as jurors near hearing. O Conrad the horse and mule dealer will ship saddle horses and mules tonight for a large Southern stock contract. Funeral notices: William Lartin’s son laid to rest at age 15 with services at home and Christian church. MCCO Coffee sold fresh roasted daily by W J Letts.
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