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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1905
Page
6
Local personals note a wide set of residents and visitors. Miss Mard Brandt returns from Higginsville while Gus Hodges Jake Chasnoff and other residents travel for business in Kansas City Clinton and Knob Noster. Reverend S W McClure and Rev J M Rudy visit Ohio and Colorado respectively.
Advertising claim for a pile treatment Pazooointment promising cure in 6 to 14 days. Itch burning bleeding or protruding piles are addressed with first application providing ease. 50 cents price. If unavailable, send 50 cents by stamp to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Missouri for postpaid delivery.
A marriage license was issued to Charles Steart of Smithton, Missouri, and Missouri M Schrader of Pleasant Green this afternoon. Judge Rogers, justice of the peace, performed the ceremony.
Policy holders sue the Society seeking a receiver to take charge of all assets. The action aims to protect interests and stabilize control amid the dispute.
A federal suit filed in Southern New York seeks to place Equitable Life Assurance assets valued at 421 million dollars in the hands of receivers. The amended complaint accuses mismanagement and excessive salaries and alleges funds were left uninvested for years, harming policy holders and annuitants.
A young woman steps into her late father’s role at the railway station, carrying on his duties and overseeing daily operations with resolve. Her presence preserves a family legacy and steadies staff during the transition.
The Joplin Herald highlights Vernia Romans a 19 year old daughter who after her father fell ill took charge of the Katy pumping station near Galena. She kept the water flow for freight engines, earning respect as a capable engineer amid personal tragedy and hardship.
A compilation of workers and job titles with their associated towns and states including S. H. King from Nevada Missouri M. C. White Brashear Texas Bert Ranes Harwood Missouri R. H. Suger Denison Texas W. A. Phillips Muskogee Oklahoma Thomas Smith Sweeney Missouri Ben Hersh Parsons Kansas Newton Lang Atoka Oklahoma Grant Mavin Rowlett Texas W. W. Armstrong Rowlett Texas.
P F Buckley a machinist helper injured when he fell into a ditch on April 15 is now able to be out though he must use crutches Ed Peters another Missouri Pacific machinist plans a trip to St Louis Assistant Foreman James Armstrong formerly with Sweeney Crusher has been promoted to foreman of the Hollister J T crusher replacing W C Hood who resigned to start a business John M Scott remains chief clerk in the office
When rheumatism strikes the kidneys must be attended to at once to remove the uric acid from the blood. Foley's Kidney Cure is offered as the most effective remedy. R. T. Hopkins of Polar Wis. credits the medicine with curing three years of rheumatism after trying top doctors. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
Tomorrow 1383 Wash Day. Monarch Laundry offers pickup service from 606 South Ohio Street. Call phone number 182 and their wagon will call to collect family washing.
National Board of Trade reports mixed grains with wheat around 77 to 79 cents, corn near 45 cents, oats around 26 cents. Pork futures show Sept at 13.00 to 13.12, lard near 7.22 to 7.25. Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha and East St. Louis hog and cattle runs indicate losses of about five cents for hogs, with cattle mostly steady. volume tallies listed for regional markets and Saturday estimates around 14,000 hogs in Chicago.
The list shows prices for cereals and breaching items including wheat flour types, corn, bran, graham flour, corn meal, sorghum, and a selection of farm goods. Also noted are live poultry prices such as spring chickens, geese, and ducks with per unit or per hundredweight rates.
Mother Gray a New York nurse promotes an aromatic herb drink named Australian Leaf as a monthly regulator and cure for female weaknesses backache kidney and urinary troubles. Sold at druggists or by mail for 50 cents with a free sample. address Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York.
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