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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1904
Page
8
The Rev Dr Munhall preaches a jubilee sermon to converts closing three weeks of union meetings. He urges denial of worldly pleasures, argues dancing cards and theater oppose biblical teaching, and warns many churches have blurred boundaries between faith and worldliness. The last service is set for 7 o'clock tonight.
A sensational advertisement claims the Boy Phenomenon can transfer vital magnetism to relieve pain and cure disabilities. Frank Daniels of Sedalia testifies his deaf son Earl now hears distinctly after treatment at the private office in Hotel Huckins, with hours daily from 10 a.m. to p.m. and no new cases after this week.
Sixteen members of the Sedalia Council Knights of Columbus attended the institution of Edward Hamill council No 876 at Marshall on Sunday. A banquet followed with Hon. John Cashman delivering an address on The Duty of Laymen.
In police court Magistrate Truxel fined Pat Carney Patsy Sevilie Pat Manning and Joe Davis five dollars each for intoxication. A C Peeks and E T Ford were arraigned for vagrancy and fined twenty dollars each. Fannie Bartlett was fined five dollars and costs for frequenting wine rooms.
The National Annuity will hold a called meeting on Wednesday July 6 at 8 p m in the Odd Fellows hall on Ohio street. All members are urged to attend. Ella N Shelden secretary. Charles Hoffman and Bro. sell S flour.
W L Pence, long time clerk in the office of Superintendent W J McKee at the Missouri Pacific in Sedalia, is promoted to chief clerk succeeding R L Yost who moves to the second desk. Pence, recently from Concordia Kansas, has served the Missouri Pacific since 1892 and is regarded as a highly capable employee.
Chicago hogs at 20 000 head five cents higher with mixed classes, top $5.60. cattle 10c higher. Kansas City Omaha and East St Louis stock summaries note hog and cattle gains. Grain and feed prices listed including corn wheat oats soft and hard flour prices per bushel and per cwt, with miscellaneous grocery and live poultry pricing.
S CC Landers and James Wear listed as crusher laborers with Sweeney. J W Harmon a fireman at Franklin Junction with Automatic Couplers. Walter Murphy resigns from McGinley Bros to join M K T M shops under foreman M C Devine. Merle Knight visit to Sedalia from Katy station in Boonville. Big S flour touted as finest soft wheat. Ralph Hensinger burned on Ginter farm. facial burns and singed eyebrows and hair.
Prairie hay baled per ton seven to eight dollars and straw baled per ton five dollars. The listing shows typical market pricing for Sedalia with bale quantities and unit costs.
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