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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1902

Page

3

Sedalia Council Proceedings July 7 1902

Sedalia Missouri council meets with Mayor Babcock presiding. Actions include approving June 16 minutes, extending sewer at Eleventh and Porter, settling loan with East Broadway Christian church, filing semi annual receipts and expenditures, noting reduced six month expenses, drafting a sign ordinance, delaying North Broadway arc lights, reducing Engine House No 2 fire insurance from 8000 to 3000, filing multiple official reports, approving a prisoner boarding warrant, and recording cancelled bonds from the 1897 refunding issue.

Council Sedalia Babcock Messrs Hodges Meuschke Parks Seally Stafford Staton Fulckrson Letts Scally Eleventh Porter Streets Sewer Committee East Broadway Christian Church Meusehke North Broadway Poundmaster Sexton Liberty Park Board Edw. Donnelly

Woman Cures Longstanding Ills with Favorite Prescription

Miss Ella Sapp of Jamestown Guilford Co North Carolina recounts years of monthly pains back and stomach cramps that left her fainting. After trying Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription with little faith she improves in weeks and reports being cured after two months using Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. She credits Dr Pierce s Pleasant Pellets as a laxative for women.

Ella Sapp Jamestown, Guilford Co N. C Dr. Pierce

Sedalia City Council Approves Bills and Plans Safety Rules

The Sedalia council read and passed multiple measures including street repairs from Third to alley between Second and Third, and authorized warrants for general bills. It ordered sidewalk repairs at Rembaugh and Mellen and proposed an ordinance to require painted owner names on electric poles with penalties for noncompliance. The Municipal Engineering special information service proposal was referred to the finance committee for review.

Nue Ohio Avenue Third Street Second Street Sedalia Missouri Parks Staton Hodges Messrs Menschke Scally Stafford Fulkerson Letts M. T. Slane Railway and Electric Co Rembaugh and Melelan Municipal Engineering Company Finance Committee

Sedalia Council Advances Paving and Street Renovations

Open Council discussed regulating plumbers and drafting related ordinances. Gilsonite Roofing to repair Sixth street paving. permission granted to trade a street horse for a better one. East Third street patches ordered. tax judgment report referred to City Counsellor. Several bills referred to committees. An automobile speed limit ordinance passed after amendments. Condemnations for sidewalks on Cooper street and for Stewart avenue extension were discussed or referred to committees.

Zou Stafford Zoll Morey Gilsonite Roofing and Paving Company Sixth Street East Third Street Meuschke N. H. Rogers E. A. Coe Charity Claims Committee Hodges Sentinel Pub. Co Cooper Streets Park Grand Avenue Sedlia Missouri Scally Mr. Hodges Aves Messrs. Hodges Menschke Parks Staton Messrs Fulkerson and Letts Cooper Street Park Avenue Sedalia Stewart Avenue Missouri Pacific Railroad Meusehke Lamine Ave

Helping Bill and Mandy in a Sensible Family

The exchange notes Bill helping Mandy and their mother, with the mother taking Rocky Mountain Tea, referencing W. FE. Bard Drug Company.

Bill Mandy Mother W. FE Bard Drug Company

Shorter Waists and Venus Statutes in Fashion Note

A Boonville merchant offers shirtwaists one third off in a fashion brief. The remark contrasts shop discounts with the idea that Venus’s statutes are shorter waisted than current styles.

Boonville

Windsor coal and wood offered by A. J. Fults & Co

Windsor coal for cooking and heating at 3.00 per ton with full weight guaranteed. Dry and green wood available in cord or stove lengths. Yard pickup or delivery by phone. A. J. Fults & Co., 412 East Twelfth Street, Queen City. Phone 21 Bell 84.

Windsor A. J. Fults & CO East Twelfth Street Queen City Bell

A Bicycle Year in U S Sales Surge

More bicycles were sold in the United States up to July 1 this year than were disposed of during all of 1901.

United States

One Minute Cough Cure Promises Immediate Relief

Advertisement claims the product acts immediately to cure coughs colds and throat troubles. It promotes as absolutely safe and a sure cure for lingering respiratory issues, especially after exercise.

Castle Named Democratic Candidate for Representative

The Sentinel announces William J. Castle as a candidate for Representative subject to the Democratic County Convention's action.

The Sentinel William J. Castle

Bruce Barnett Seeks Pettis County Prosecuting Attorney Nomination

Bruce Barnett announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Pettis County Prosecuting Attorney. He positions himself as a reform candidate in county legal affairs.

Office of Prosecuting Attorney of Pettisecount Bruce Barnett

C. C. Kelly Runs for Pettis County Prosecuting Attorney

C. C. Kelly announces candidacy for Pettis County prosecuting attorney subject to the Republican party decision. The move places Kelly in the race pending party action and alignment with GOP support.

John Cashman Seeks renomination for Pettis County Prosecuting Attorney

John Cashman authorizes the Sentinel to announce his candidacy for renomination as Pettis County Prosecuting Attorney, subject to the Democratic convention decision.

John Cashman The Sentinel Prosecuting Attorney Pettis County

Parsons Seeks Re nomination for Probate Judge Post

Announcement reads that Judge O. E. Parsons announces his candidacy for re nomination to the probate judge office under the Democratic convention. The notice cites August 11, 1902 as the relevant date for the party gathering and candidate declaration.

The Sentinel O. E. Parsons Pettis County

James H. Doyle Nominates for Probate Judge at Democratic Convention

James H. Doyle announces candidacy for Probate Judge subject to the Democratic convention's action. The entry highlights Doyle as a contender in the party's selection process and notes the upcoming convention decision.

James A Robb Nominated for Pettis Circuit Clerk

POR CIRCUIT CLERK announce James A Robb a candidate for the nomination as circuit clerk of Pettis county subject to the wishes of the Republican party.

The Sentinel James A. Robb Pettis County Charles W. Daugherty Lon Luther Lamonte R. N. Lower

Charles W. Daugherty Seeks Circuit Clerk Nomination

Charles W. Daugherty announces his candidacy for the nomination as circuit clerk. The announcement notes he will seek the party’s support and run subject to party rules and the election process.

Lon Luther Seeks Pettis Circuit Clerk Nomination

Lon Luther of Lamonte announces his candidacy for Pettis County circuit clerk pending the Democratic party’s preference. He seeks the party’s support and guidance in the nominating process.

Asbury Goodknight Files Candidacy for Pettis County Clerk

Asbury Goodknight enters the race for circuit clerk of Pettis County subject to the Democratic county convention. The filing signals formal candidacy and party backing in the countywide election.

W. L. Cress Named Candidate for Western District Judge

The county announces W. L. Cress as a candidate for judge of the Western District in Pettis County subject to the action of the Democratic County Convention. The notice signals Cress seeks the Democratic nomination and support from local party delegates.

The Sentinel W. L. Cress Pettis County J. G. Dillard

Candidate for judge in Western district seeks Democratic convention

£. R. Wilson of Green Ridge township stands as a candidate for judge of the county court Western district subject to the Democratic convention.

R. Wilson Green Ridge Township

Lee Looney Seeks Renomination for County Recorder

The Democratic Party nominates Lee Looney for renomination as County Recorder pending convention action. Looney seeks to continue overseeing county records and voter services with party support.

Emmet B. McClure Seeks Renomination for Pettis County Collector

County voter notice announces Emmet B. McClure as a candidate for renomination to the Pettis County Collector post, subject to the Democratic party's will.

The Sentinel Emmet B. McClure Pettis County

W. L. Jones Announces Transfer Service

W. L. Jones informs friends he operates a general transfer business including coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving services under Queen City No. 444.

W. L. Jones Queen City No

R N Lower Announces Candidacy for Pettis County Clerk

For county clerk, R N Lower announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in Pettis County. Lower seeks to win the party's nomination and advance to the county clerk race.

Robert H Gray Seeks Re nomination for Pettis County Clerk

Robert H Gray announces his bid for re nomination at the Pettis County Democratic convention. He seeks continued leadership as county clerk, stressing experience and service to Pettis residents.

Dillard Announces Re-nomination Bid for Sheriff

J G Dillard enters the Democratic convention seeking re nomination for sheriff. The campaign highlights his prior tenure and plans for continued law enforcement leadership.

James Connor Declares Candidacy for Seda Lia Constable

James C. Connor announces his candidacy for Constable of Seda Lia Township subject to Democratic party action. The filing signals a campaign driven by local party processes and aims to win the township post.

James N Harper Seeks GOP Nomination for Sedalia Constable

James N. Harper announces his candidacy for the nomination as Constable of Sedalia Township, subject to the action of the Republican party.

James N. Harper Sedalia Township

J. L. Smith Declares Candidacy for Seda Justice of Peace

Local race heats up as J. L. Smith announces candidacy for Seda County Justice of the Peace. Smith aims to bring experience and reform to the Seda seat, seeking support from voters in the upcoming election.

Judge N H Rogers Seeks Re nomination for Sedalia Justice

Judge N H Rogers will seek re nomination as justice of the peace for Sedalia township subject to the will of the Republican party. He announces his candidacy aiming to continue service in the local judiciary.

The Sentinel N. H. Rogers Sedalia Township

Classified Advertising Rates And Instructions

The notice outlines ad rates for Help Wanted and other categories, 18 words or less priced at three 25 cent units, with each word counting as one unit. Abbreviations and numbers count as one word. Funeral and lodge notices are charged at ten cents per line, obituary items up to 30 lines at one dollar, with extra space five cents per line. Enclose replies in an envelope and ensure proper addressing.

Help Wanted

Wanted Five Young Men From Pettis County For Government Service

Notice seeks five young men from Pettis County to prepare for positions in government service. Applicants should contact Interstate Correspondence Phost, Cedar Rapids, IA, for details and to apply promptly.

Pettis County Inter- State Corres Phst Cedar Rapids

For Sale At Cain's Spot Cash Grocery

For sale items include show cases tobacco knife coffee mill scales platform scales large ice box delivery wagons sewing machine heating stove oil tanks cheese safe T-year-old horse suitable for surrey located at 114 West Main Street.

Surrey Cain’s Spot Cash Grocery West Main Street

Sedalia Steam Dye Works Adds Delivery Wagon

The Sedalia Steam Dye Works announces a new delivery wagon and invites inspection of goods with free estimates. Services include dyeing cleaning and repairing with all orders delivered free. Office at 219 South Lamine Street and Queen City phone 316.

South Lamine Street Queen City

Ball Blue Red Cross Package Ad

A concise advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product. It highlights a large 2 oz package offered for five cents, appealing to shoppers seeking a bargain in household cleaning supplies.

Red Cross

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Official Council Castoria C. C. Kelly James H. Doyle Por Asbury Goodknight County Recorder Lee Looney Robert H. Gray James C. Connor Democratic Party Justice OF the Peace J. L. Smith Sedalia Steam Dye Works
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