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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1904
Page
2
A printed slate shows candidates including JOSEPH W. FOLK for Governor, GEORGE F. LONGAN for Circuit Judge, I N SPRECHER, C W HAMLIN, ORVILLE M. BARNETT for Representative, and CLEMENS HONKOMP, O M HARRIS.
A column warns against divorce and remarriage, arguing marriage should be sanctified, spouses remain faithful, and divorce harms children. It urges high aims for the union, condemns treating marriage as mere convenience, and suggests reforms may help reduce the divorce evil.
Paul Morton new Secretary of the Navy and a Democrat who bolted Bryan's nomination aligns with Republicans. Roosevelt favors exDemocrats in high posts while battle scarred Republicans are sidelined to showcase independence. Mass migrations of Republicans to the Democrats noted as national safety and conservatism themes. Missouri reports showers and glory. Judge Parker remains Heard unlike Seventh Missouri district delegate.
The Second Congregational Church in Sedalia undergoes remodeling to an up to date facility. Since Rev J Lincoln Ellis arrived twenty months ago the church has gained life with 29 new members. Rev A K Wray D D will lead the rededication services next Sabbath with the First Congregational Church present for morning worship and a full program including music readings and sermons.
A reader argues against cheap Liverpool Bremen fares pointing out the Louisiana Purchase Exposition offers richer education. The essay praises American displays and international exhibits at the fair, noting Philippine and South African exhibits, Japanese, French, English contributions, and the value of staying home to learn rather than sailing away. The writer attaches real name with editor for the column.
Members of Sedalia Assembly National Annuity hosted a pleasant social last evening at Odd Fellows hall. A fine literary and musical program entertained attendees, followed by delicious refreshments.
Walter Morey sent ten spring lambs to Sedalia market averaging 76 pounds each and selling for 5 cents per pound. He owns ninety Oxford sheep and views lamb production as the most profitable farming pursuit.
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