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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1899
Page
4
A fragment noting the Sentinel Building at the northeast corner of Court House Square in Sedalia Missouri. The text identifies an address area but provides no additional context or later details.
Partly cloudy conditions with locally heavy thunderstorms tonight in the northeast area. Sunday brings cooler temperatures in the western portion as the unsettled pattern shifts.
In Green Ridge a report of Nettie Wareham’s arrest on attempted infanticide stirs town talk. A newborn was found in a vault and Wareham reportedly confessed after questioning. A farmer named Brown is named in connection with the case.
Memorial day poem by John Rippey Post Commander Sedalia Missouri honors fallen soldiers with flowers on May 30 and recalls shared sacrifice across north and south. The verse asks living veterans to keep old glory, guard the flag, and remember those who rest without markers or slabs.
The case of Charlie Long, former proprietor of Hatel Jackson, charged with deserting his wife, was brought before Judge Kinsey and continued until June 23 due to the illness of lawyer W A Fast.
A compact note urges moving past deception toward a cure and honest service. It underscores staying true to beliefs, resisting manipulation, and providing genuine care. The message emphasizes integrity in actions and communications.
The open session last night drew a large crowd and featured a varied program including choruses, orations by BF Wright and M E Murphy, vocal solos by Irma Collins Ida Myers and others, recitations by W K McCormac Ida Mayfield, piano solos by Effie Miller Nellie Donnelly and a select reading. Visitors Dell of Scranton Missouri and Nora McGrew of Nevada Missouri called on the college, with Miss McGrew visiting sister Georgia a student there. The college announces job offers for students to work before and after school for board by calling the college office.
The board of education held a meeting to select teachers for the upcoming year and named janitors for each school. The list includes staff for High School, Broadway, Prospect, Summit, Northeast, Franklin, Southeast, East Primary, Lincoln, Southwest, and other campuses. The Class of ’99 was admitted to Sedalia High School Alumni, with a brief program, officer elections, and a Dr Thilly address on pessimism.
Peter Perl a wholesaler announces purchase of the Anheuser Busch agency in Sedalia and a Wholesale Liquor House at 115 West Second Street. He claims to represent the largest brewery in America and offers wines whiskeys and brandies with cash and bond purchase and purity guarantee. Family trade emphasized.
The M. E. Church South board rejected all bids for the new church last night as bids exceeded architect estimates. A second meeting is planned tonight to decide whether to hire a superintendent and proceed, noting higher materials costs from the old building’s teardown.
Classified brief listing offers seven pointer pups for sale inquire at 1323 East Sixth California Boss candy receipt priced at 200 dollars call Cor D Hanser at the corner of 3rd and Ohio Street.
In police court this morning J. H. Reaves was fined five dollars for petit larceny but the fine was stayed on condition that he would leave town in fifteen minutes. Information was filed by Chas Pudry a barber against another barber Pratt for taking money from the cash drawer. The case will be tried Monday at 9 o clock.
J B Rosell of Grantsburg Illinois reports 25 years of coughing and costly medical care until using Dr Bell’s Ping Tar Honey. He claims the remedy strengthened weak lungs and saved his life.
Sovereigns of camp No 16 and circle WOW are to meet at their hall on Sunday June 14 at 3pm for an anniversary service at the Christian church with Rev Putman officiating.
J A Sebeer of Sedalia Missouri saved his child from death by croup using Que Minute Cough cure. The remedy is advertised to cure coughs colds pneumonia la grippe and throat and lung troubles sold by Servant's Pharmacy.
The First M. E. Church presents a Sunday morning topic Mis takes of Moses and an evening theme Pictures from my album Stalwartism and Tender ness. The talk is part of a series of Sunday sermons showing the gospel in practical life.
The First Congregational Church presents a morning subject The Church of the Living God and an evening subject Some Thoughts on the Sermon on the Mount. The notices invite attendance and reflect ongoing religious instruction.
A Sunday morning sermon discusses the theme God as preserver of man. The message emphasizes divine protection and faith in spiritual truth guiding daily life.
In Justice Rogers court this morning R C Finch of the Mercantile Clearing House was bound over to the grand jury in a $500 bond for obtaining money under false pretenses from W F Waller. The rest is an unrelated medical advert.
Miss Dee Gillette rests in the Queen City visiting relatives and friends, with return planned tomorrow. Miss Alyce Miner and Pearl Baird will attend the Saengerfest in Moberly next Tuesday. Gertie Holbrook plans a visit to Illinois. The Kings baker anniversary was celebrated by the German Pioneer society at Liederkranz hall with a congratulatory address and grandchildren’s bouquets. Elizabeth Stevens hosted a tacky party for about seventy five youths with cake walks and refreshments. Mrs J H Kelly hosted a whist party for relatives at Hotel Mitchell with four tables and silver brush as prize.
The readable fragments describe a short note about a cure or remedy and its intended effect. It references timing, a medical context, and a brief mention of outcomes. No clear names or dates are present.
An advertisement urges readers to buy reliable merchandise at D Miller’s 727 East Street, highlighting low prices and good value with a contact telephone number 216.
The article quotes a speaker urging progress over savagery and solving modern problems in our own way. It notes courts adjourned for the May term with the civil division meeting and criminal division to convene Monday for important trials.
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