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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1906
Page
4
Hughesville reports residents visiting relatives and moving plans. Local real estate activity includes Sedalia traders in the new addition. Woodmen of the World elect officers for morning degree ceremonies. MCCO Coffee advertised as fresh roasted daily.
A brief notice announces Spreener's shoe shining parlors at 228 Ohio Street opening in town. The ad highlights quick service and clean facilities with no further details.
Representatives Shackleford and Shartel introduced bills in Washington for public building appropriations. Shackleford seeks 60000 dollars for Boonville while Shartel requests 75000 dollars for Monett.
J H Johnson offers MCCO Coffee roasted daily for customers seeking fresh ground beans. Local shop promotes aroma and quality as it markets ongoing daily roasts to residents and visitors.
Members of Post F will hold their annual banquet Saturday night at the Huckins hotel. All members urged to attend for an enjoyable evening. Several executive officials from St Louis will be present and after an elaborate repast a program of toasts will be given.
A brief note from Buster Brown declares a decision to standardize on Maltby MCCO Coffee for all users. The statement emphasizes unity and brand choice without further context or details.
The condition of John McCurdy of East Severth street, stricken with paralysis, was extremely critical last night but showed signs of improvement today. This afternoon he was resting as easy as could be expected given the seriousness of his ailment.
In Deepwater Missouri a town of about 1400, forty births occurred in three months, nearly the eighteen month rate. The stork visited eleven families on a six block street in six weeks while a physician notes four sets of twins in six months, suggesting unusually high birth activity and population growth.
Arlington Pharmacy promotes dependable drugs and compounding of prescriptions with courteous treatment and reasonable prices for patrons.
Halifax Nova Scotia January 18 Hundreds of electricians from the Maritime provinces attend the annual Maritime Electrical Association conference opening today. All branches of the electrical industry are represented. An exhibition of electrical appliances and inventions in electricity is being held alongside the meeting attracting much attention.
A smoke and shine event took place at Sprecher's located at 228 Ohio. The gathering featured simultaneous smoke-related activity and a shine display attracting attendees from the area.
Kansas City market data shows cattle receipts this week at 40 900 with last week 6 100 and last year 22 200. Beef steers traded slow Monday and mostly 10 cents lower Tuesday, then today strong to 10 cents higher for desirable steers. Hog prices moved from weak to lower with bulk sales $5.25 to $5.55, top $5.45, while sheep and lamb quotes noted.
R C and 66 8 The Cash Grocers offer sugar lard corn soap flour maple syrup baking powder and beans with several items priced at low figures. The ad claims Cuban Coffee is the citys largest selling brand at 20 cents per pound and urges boarding houses to buy in bulk from the store. Both phones are listed for orders and prompt delivery.
Chicago markets show mixed grain quotes with May and July wheat and corn figures. hogs steady across major legs with Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha, and St. Joseph bids. Estimated Friday hogs total around 28 000.
The report lists prices for sheep and wethers with bids and ranges. Bid figures show steady demand and varying quotes across grades and quality.
Market list shows prices for cereals breadstuffs hay potatoes and flour per cwt bushel and ton with figures for wheat corn meal sorghum and flour types. Poultry prices include spring chickens and waterfowl per unit plus a note offering delivery from the nearby drug store via telephone.
By unanimous vote a large segment of First Congregational Church members chose Rev. James Parsons of Owatonna Minnesota as pastor. Parsons preached in Senada last Sunday and delivered two strong sermons, greatly impressing the congregation and prompting the action.
Twe young men of Sacred Heart parish will meet this evening at West Third street parish hall for a special session. Afterward a euchre and social will be given by church members.
F P Allegretti announces a fresh shipment of Allegretti candies arriving this week. The notice highlights new stock and availability for customers at the store location.
A historical rail timetable fragment lists multiple local passenger, express and mail trains with endpoints including St Louis, Kansas City, California and St Joseph. It names passenger, mail, express and accommodation services along with freight notation and depot notes.
Sedalia and Warsaw Southwesterns announce timetable adjustments for passenger nos 603 608 601 602 and freight nos 695 696. No. 603 now departs 5 25 am to Kansas City with connections. No. 602 and 668 arrival times revised. No. 624 arrives 8 10 am and No. 627 leaves 3 05 pm.
Readable schedule lines show passenger train numbers and times across the south bound and west bound routes. Freight and way freight services run daily with limited Sunday operation as listed.
Miss Louise Ramlow entertained friends at her home at Sixth and Center streets for visiting Miss Florence McGeery of St Louis. Music and games delighted guests, with refreshments served. Attendees included Misses Canna Gorrel Marie Hayes Grace MecGeery Florence MecGeery Josephine Rast Louise Ramlow and Mrs Charles Deppe and Messrs George Wagner Ben Gallie Rudolph Ramlow King and Wizard.
W. J. Bryan, interviewed in San Dakan Borneo, states his views on Philippine independence remain unchanged after his personal visit. He emphasizes no shift in stance and reiterates his position.
Hicks introduces Maltby’s MCCO Coffee roasted fresh daily to customers. The new product line emphasizes daily craft roasting and a distinctive aroma.
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