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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
6
The notice lists prices for eggs ten cents a dozen potatoes per bushel corn meal sixty cents per bushel sorghum thirty five cents per gallon poultry prices for hens per pound spring chickens geese ducks and a claim about cholera in chickens attributing it to lice and mites. It promotes Worrell's Insect Exterminator sold at all druggists.
Hospital arrivals list workers traveling to or from Denison Texas and other cities. Names include W Kelb engine wiper Denison. Jake Meorger porter Dallas. Joseph Harrington line repair Parsons Kansas. C W Jacobs fire knockers Franklin Junction Missouri. C R Edwards stenographer Oklahoma City. R R Cline bridgeman Caddo Mills Indian Territory. John O Reilly engineer Parsons. A N Holt roundhouse laborer Denison. L R Mudd shop laborer Sedalia.
W E Wyatt heads to St. Louis to visit family while M J Crotty visits Jefferson City. Missouri Pacific No 7 runs an hour late due to eastern mail connections. Edgar F Parsons suffers a relapse after a head injury at the shops. A W Peterson leaves for Fort Worth for a road master post. W N Kern ill and staying at Excelsior Springs. B E Broaddus plans to practice dentistry in Ilgenfritz building. Kingsville asks state railway board to order stopping trains Nos 5 and 6 at that town.
St Louis reporters say E G Lewis founder of the People's United States Bank is lining up legal action. A US district judge issued a temporary restraining order halting fraud stamps on mail to Lewis and his bank. The post office will hold mail pending further order as receivership relief is sought.
Real estate ad notes a one room cottage for sale at the northeast corner of Fourteenth and Washington. Seller is Wm Bruns wicker. The line ends with unclear text likely indicating a date or price.
A Friday evening event at Forest Park will award cash prizes to the most graceful dancers. Both ladies and gentlemen may participate in the dance and enjoy the music and movement of the evening.
Cattle receipts for the week reach 33 800 with steady to higher demand on choice heavy steers and stockers. Hogs see bulk sales from 5 42 to 5 50 with top at 5 52 14, a high mark since April. Sheep and lambs rise 15 cents with choice lambs at 7 25 to 7 50 and yearlings 5 75 to 6 00.
National markets show hogs firm at Chicago with top near 5.70 and various weights trading 5.15 to 5.70. Cattle across cities drop around 10 cents. Kansas City and East St. Louis report lighter trade with similar declines. Hog volumes run into thousands with Friday estimates of 17 000 in one market and 8 000 in another.
Market prices for cereals and breadstuffs listed in Sedalia include prairie hay dated at 8.00 per ton, wheat at 0.95 per bushel with 1.0, chops at 1.10 per cwt and 31.25 per ton, hard flour at 2.65 per cwt and 3.25, soft flour at 2.20 per cwt and 2.5, Graham flour at 2.70 per cwt, corn at 0.95 per bushel, and butter prices shown with irregular notation.
Constable Chaney of Seda lis township and Mrs Lena Gatewood Bouldin will marry this evening at 6 at the bride’s home at Sixth and Washington. Rev J M Rudy will perform the ceremony attended by relatives. A wedding supper follows and the couple depart on the southbound M K & T train for Galveston for a wedding trip.
The eight month old infant of Pearl Hazelwood died last night in her North Moniteau street apartments. The remains were taken this morning to Pleasant Green for interment.
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