Goldbugs Take Iola Pets Into Camp
The Goldbugs arrived in Iola yesterday and escorted a group of pets to a local camp, drawing attention from residents and officials.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1903
Page
4
The Goldbugs arrived in Iola yesterday and escorted a group of pets to a local camp, drawing attention from residents and officials.
In Pet, Iola, Davis starred for Sedalia with three hits in four at bats and Armstrong homered as Sedalia beat Iola 7 to 4 in the first game of a series. Killilay started for Iola before Morgan relieved him in the second inning amid a battering. Fort Scott also swept Pittsburg 8 to 6 while Springfield defeated Joplin 9 to 4.
A sufferer explains catarrh of the stomach from overloaded digestion and decay of undigested food. He credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from Bard Drug Company with relief after years of poor outcomes from doctors and medicines.
Witnesses testify to back pain relief and kidney health after using Dean's Kidney Pills. John Hanrahan of 135 E Pacific St swears the remedy cured ongoing aches after cold exposure. Ads from Foster-Milburn Co and other local notices follow, offering dental work and further medicine promotions.
Summer tourist tickets go on sale June 1 at greatly reduced rates to northern and eastern resorts. Inquire at your nearest Katy agent or write George Morton G P T A M K T Ry St Louis Mo for details.
Mrs. M. E. Bailey of 903 Penn street caused a warrant for Al L. O'Donnell sanitation inspector to be arrested for obtaining money by false pretenses. O'Donnell was jailed after admitting 13 dollars for reembalming and 2 dollars for telegrams, with details of the Sedalia funeral for Otis Bailey and the body’s routing through Kansas City. The arrest follows questions about the burial arrangements and a bid tied to the Katy brakeman’s death.
George White, a former Sedalia Negro, was granted a sick pardon by Governor Dockery and arrived by the fast mail. He had been sentenced in Jackson County to five years in the penitentiary, but had served one year before paralysis left him unable to walk and with little hope of long life.
A very delightful dance was given at McAllister Springs last night with about thirty couples dancing till midnight. The McAllister Springs orchestra provided music. F. E. Kunkler and E. H. Calef of Moberly were Sedalia guests, with attendees from Lamonte Sweet Springs and Houstonia.
Gieschen and Viebrock, Main street hardware merchants, lead a cleanup effort and repaint both front and rear of their building. Several other facades facing the Missouri Pacific depot will also receive paint before the fair, giving the avenue a neater appearance.
Advert says this scientific medical food, an emulsion of cod liver oil, helps invalids with weak lungs and poor blood. It claims no stomach irritation in heat and offers a free trial bottle by sending name address and 10 cents for postage to OZOMULLION FOOD CO in New York.
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