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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
5
A feature highlights Magnetewan Muskoka Clear Sky Land Smooth Flowing Water Kawartha Bright Waters and Happy Lands as Indian words capturing the appeal of top summer destinations. The list emphasizes local language describing serene lakes, scenic landscapes, and inviting waters across Ontario.
Mrs. M Shields sister of Erval A Taylor a Frisco conductor rejects Springfield Missouri report that he is insane from trainwreck attempts. She says he suffers stomach trouble and has been ill, visiting Indiana with their mother after deaths of train crew members and a friend.
The M and T railroad announces a Sunday morning 4 30 departure for a Fort Scott trip to watch the Goldbugs vs Giants in what promises to be a top game of the season. A large delegation of baseball fans joins the excursion. A Katy line trip to Fort Scott is scheduled for Sunday July 19.
A company of young people enjoyed a hay ride to Smithton last night under the guidance of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Werner. The party included Misses Silvas Yanow Mayme Hunter Mayme Killian Lettie Bratton Flo Streng and Messrs Elza Clark Otto Klueber Harry Yanow Chas Bot Frank Loeffler and George McKinney.
Pettis county realty loans at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J H Bothwell attorney Sedalia National Bank Building. Grand Trunk Railway tour ad promotes Niagara Falls Muskoka Kawartha lakes St Lawrence rapids Thousand Islands White Mountains coast resorts. Copies of tourist publications from Advertising Department 135 Adams Chicago George W Vaux A G P T A.
Chicago July 10 Ten thousand dollars is bequeathed to the selection of Chesterfield Massachusetts by the will of Horace P. Taylor for the benefit of the worthy poor who are disposed to earn their own support. Taylor former president of the Oakland National Bank Hyde Park died May 13 and the will filed for probate. fortune of 168000 largely distributed to other charities. relatives given 1000 each. Rose Havermeyer widow of William R Havermeyer has been granted letters of administration.
About 5000 delegates from across the United States and Canada attended the opening of the International Baptist Young Peoples Union convention in Atlanta. Gov Terrell and Mayor Howell welcomed attendees as Emory W. Hunt of Denison University spoke for the board. Spencer B Meeser and W T Stackhouse addressed service and motives of service.
In letters from Washington and Chicago congressman Irvine Dungan and Hon. Thomas Gahan praise Peruna as a cure for catarrh after long suffering. Both men report rapid relief and full recovery after using Peruna for extended periods. Readers are invited to write to Dr. Hartman for free advice with their case details.
Local names report multiple visitors and travels including J M Lane to Tipton, Mrs G A Sturges in Troy, Mrs J E Hungerford in town, and many others from Lamonte, Jefferson City, Mexico, Fort Scott, and Chicago. Guests and relatives circulate, with several leaving for Colorado and Iowa trips.
Mrs. Joan D Bohling hosted a morning children's party at her South Kentucky street home for Maurine Mae Daniels six year old daughter of Judge Samuel Daniels Versailles Missouri. Attendants included Audry Kahrs Martha Lincoln Lucille Whittlinger Catherine Ware and others with Ice cream cake and helpers Linne Camp Leonia Remington. Monuments and Monuments advertised at W H Heynens Northeast Missouri Pacific depot.
Brown, the man who shot a policeman and sparked the Evansville riot, is recovering aboard a Vincennes to reformatory train. Doctors warned he would not survive the journey, but he has begun to recover and faces potential trial. He resisted news of return to Evansville and Governor Durbin’s reversal of removal orders.
Alma Jackson, a colored domestic, was called from work in Kansas City and assaulted by a presumed lover who questioned her conduct and struck her. The assailant then died in a personal crisis.
Advertises Botanic Blood Balm as a remedy for blood poison cancer ulcers pimples and skin diseases. Claims to cure eczema scabs sores scrofula and other malignant blood troubles with free sample offer and medical advice. Sold locally by W. E. Bard Drug Co in Sedalia and via mail from Atlanta Georgia.
A personal testimonial describes catarrh of the stomach from overloaded digestion and undigested food decaying in the stomach. The author claims improvement after using Kodol Dyspepsia, attributed to J. R. Rhea of Coppell Texas and distributed by W E Bard Drug Company.
Miss Mary Sullivan arrives in Tech City from Lebanon Missouri after an extended visit. She reports a very pleasant time. W T Chatham of Lamonte was in Tech City today on business.
In Justice Rogers court Carrie Banks case continued until July 13. Arthur Channel pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined $1 and costs. E. B. Scott was sentenced to twenty days for disturbing the peace and will serve seven more days if costs are unpaid.
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