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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1905
Page
4
The Sedalia Court, Tribe of Ben Hur No. 39, will meet Monday night July 10 at K of P hall No. 25 at 8 o'clock. Full attendance requested. Watch for ads. Worrel l as insect exterminator advertised at all druggists.
Frank Wells was arrested today by Deputy Constable Ferguson on a charge of assaulting Joan Shrike. His case is scheduled for a hearing before Justice D Kinsey on Tuesday morning.
An alternative medicine ad proclaims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will positively cure constipation and piles with a no cure, no pay offer. It lists 35 cents for tea or tablets and credits W. E. Bard Drug Co. as the seller.
The Pe ka White Sox won both ends of a Sunday doubleheader. The young pitcher delivered solid work in both games, surprising spectators with his stamina and efficiency. He kept hitters off balance and contributed to the split twin bill for his team.
Howey blanked Sedalia in both games at Topeka on Sunday. One hit allowed in the opener and four in the nightcap as the Shop Lifters controlled the games. Blackburn and Abbott doubled, with Quigley stealing twice and Blackburn on base in the opener.
Leavenworth hosts Wichita and wins 2 0 behind goals from Quiesser and Stewart with Milton and OLeary in defense. Umpire Conlin presided as the batteries were Wichita Milton and O Leary Leavenworth.
The Wichita Association wins the season championship cup after reaching the halfway mark Saturday. The cup, designed by the Joplin Safe and Lock Company, has been shown in many exhibitions.
The report notes that towns linked with the association have moved their operations and are now centered in Wichita. It highlights organizational realignment and regional impact. The change affects member communities and local governance.
Rain halted the Guthrie Joplin and Springfield Oklahoma City games on Sunday as teams reassign today with Sedalia to Wichita Leavenworth to Topeka Guthrie to Springfield and Oklahoma City to Joplin. In Rock Island Texas an umpire George Reed was knocked down during a baseball game and shot Ernest Doty fatally after drawing a gun. Reed was arrested and granted bond. Sedalia's Topeka receipts near 300 dollars. James Kwikkid returned home after joining Topeka trip.
Allen's Foot-Ease powder cures corns bunions and painful feet. Shake into shoes to relieve smarting hot swollen feet. Sold at all druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
Wilson and Hansam market Vigoral flour and the Big S brand to shoppers, promoting quality and value.
W H Blackman advertises prompt careful electrical work including house wiring metors setting and repairs. Full stock of supplies on hand at 116 West Third Street with Bell 667 and home phone 2728.
Property owners in the west area near Grand Avenue on 6th 7th Street or Broadway are urged to contact immediately as a buyer is ready to purchase vacant lots.
The ad promotes precise glasses fitted to each individual's eyesight. It emphasizes thorough service and claims no glasses are sold unless they truly benefit the wearer. Contact 317 Ohio Steel, Sedalia, Missouri.
Dr Charles W Bush of Los Angeles died last month leaving about 50000 in estate He declares that any woman proving she was his wife at his death or entitled as wife will receive 1 He also leaves 50 cents to each surviving child He gives 2000 to eight nephews and nieces and most of the estate goes to Masonic societies.
An Arlington Pharmacy advertises Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy that purifies the blood by straining out impurities and tones up the whole system. It claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles and is sold locally.
Peter Connelly, a Warre nsburg native living in Quarry City, appears at the Cyrstal Park theatre this week as Pete Connelly the funologist. He is noted in theatrical circles for his comic persona and bold stage lines.
In Huron a bold attempted robbery near the Wheeling and Lake Erie offices ended when John Ritzenthaler, 32, of Huron, ambushed Paymaster S H Unler from a coal car. Unler shot Ritzenthaler twice, hitting him in the head and shoulder. Ritzenthaler is said to die from his injuries.
Eddie Lyon the well known billiardist and ball magnate is reported much improved today after a period of fever and illness at Maywool hospital.
A visiting reporter notes the spitball's effect on pitchers and locals in Boston discuss the saliva sphere as baseball lore.
In a Philadelphia Press exchange a speaker notes there may be as good fish as ever caught but argues some claims of fish escaping others are exaggerated. The dialogue reflects coastal lore and friendly ribbing about a sea harvest.
Architect T. W. Bast works on plans for the Elks' new building to be erected at the corner of Third and Lamine streets. He expects plans to be completed in three weeks.
A furnished room is available for rent in a private home. Apply at 312 West Fifth Street.
John Henry Summers, an elderly veteran long at Fort Leavenworth, came to Sedalia and was jailed after an intoxicated arrest. He appeared before Police Magistrate Truxel and was released on promise to stay sober.
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