North Sedalia residents urge council action against vice
A petition signed by hundreds in North Sedalia asks the city council to curb vice and remove the immoral element from the area.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1904
Page
4
A petition signed by hundreds in North Sedalia asks the city council to curb vice and remove the immoral element from the area.
Rome June 6 The rumor that Pope Pius X will permit priests to wear beards gained ground after pilgrims from the Holy Land entered the audience room with facial hair. The pope joked about never seeing such bearded priests and recalled a curate who vowed to grant beard rights if he became pope, saying he would keep his word.
Classified notice seeking a girl for general house work not including washing or ironing. Wages described as good. Apply by calling at 505 Ohio Street.
The Goldbugs returned from Springfield. Iola to start the first game of the series at League Park this afternoon. Horton pitched in a 4-2 Springfield win yesterday. Sedalia struggles noted as the champs try to rebound in the latest game.
Joplin, June 6. The Miners defeated Fort Scott 9 to 2 in a game marked by weak support from Fort Scott and strong pitching by Lowell who struck out eight. Durbin pitched for Fort Scott with Durbin being the losing pitcher and Durbin, Agon and Fredericks accounting for the Fort Scott runs.
In Pittsburg Kansas on June 6 the locals dominated Topeka 9 to 0 in the farewell game of the series as heavy batting led by Torrence Baerwald and Howie Armstrong carried the attack. The Tiola Leavenworth game was postponed by rain.
Topeka negotiates with Iola over Schaumeyer and Bankhead while Joplin leads Valley teams financially. Iola has cleared deductible debts and borrowed $500 to start the season. Leavenworth, Sedalia, Fort Scott, and Springfield loom as away games could drop first place. back home they expect easy money.
The Fort Scott Tribune compares the 1908 baseball standings with June forecasts, noting Fort Scott Joplin and Springfield tied for first last year at 14–7 with a .667 percentage while Iola stood fourth at 13–8. Sedalia claims Empire Owens robbed them in Springfield, and the writer argues for baseball justice and a square deal regardless of outcomes.
James Virgil Marsh aged 10 son of Mr and Mrs Esau Marsh of Georgetown died at home Sunday night from appendicitis. Funeral held at 2 pm at M E church Georgetown, body brought to the city for burial in the city cemetery.
Letters from readers praise Peruna as a reliable remedy to build up the system and cure stomach catarrh. Testimonials claim renewed appetite and well being after use, with readers urged to seek Dr. Hartman’s free advice if results are lacking.
John Adams Steve Kuntz Doc Johnson alias Seville and C Y Finley were arraigned before Magistrate Truxel and fined five dollars plus costs for intoxication. Pat McBride Dan Kelly Art Jones and Pat McAndrews were fined five dollars each for disturbing the peace. William McCrindle arraigned for painting signs without a license and fined five dollars with a stay of execution granted.
C C Lawson attorney at law offers loans. Office rooms 10 8 9 Katy building and phone number 467 listed for inquiries.
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