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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
6
Elizabeth New Jersey marks the 125th anniversary with a grand parade of military and patriotic groups. A monument dedication honors the battle, and a naval demonstration on the hill features launches and craft from nearby towns planned for tonight.
Hughesville notes tell of well attended children day exercises at the Presbyterian church with a friendly program. Mrs Emma Robbins of Houston Texas visits relatives here. An elevator is being rapidly erected by John N McNeese and will soon be completed. The Baptist church plans children day services on Sunday night June 11. Local residents Mrs McAninch and Miss Mildred shop in Sedalia and visitors include Miss Nannie Smith from Sedalia. Stone McClure conducts business in Sedalia. Mr and Mrs L A Coats and daughter Beatrice spend the weekend with relatives.
The Galveston Regatta club inaugurates a three day aquatic and athletic carnival in Galveston Texas with four oared barge races for men and women swimmers and diving contests. Sports at Sportsman's park tomorrow feature athletic events and Saturday's highlight is the championship single race.
An old advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as the original laxative cough syrup. It claims to open the bowels to ease coughs and lung illnesses, noting red clover blossom and honey bee imagery on the bottle and listing W. E. Bard Drug Co as the seller.
Forest Park to open Sunday under Sedalia Transit supervision. Brandt's full orchestra to perform two concerts from 2:30 to 5:00 PM and 8:00 to 10:00 PM. Afternoon and evening programs feature marches, waltzes, solos, medleys, and dances with multiple local performers.
Several hundred prominent physicians and surgeons attend the annual Wisconsin State Medical Society meeting in La Crosse Wisconsin. Sessions run through the week with discussions on public interest topics and medical bills from the current legislature. The convention plans a tuberculosis campaign following national society guidance.
C M Bird of Springfield locates in Sedalia and will be at home tuning planes twice a year. Fine tone and action regulating a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. 219 West Fifth street. Bell phone 1641.
Birmingham June 8 a red letter day for the Masonic order as they lay the cornerstone of the new temple at Nineteenth street and Sixth avenue. The structure will cost about 50000 when finished and is attended by prominent Masons from across Alabama.
Des Moines hosts the Seventh Day Adventists gathering with over a thousand attendees for the annual camp meeting. The event runs from June 8 to June 18 with addresses by church leaders and revival services slated throughout the program.
Vintage ad copy claims Allen's Foot Ease powder cures corns bunions and painful hot swollen feet. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
In Grand Rapids, June 8, the Olympic Athletic club promotes a card headlined by Charley Neary of Milwaukee facing Aurelia Herrera of San Francisco in a ten round bout. It will be their first Michigan fight with both weighing in at 150 pounds after disciplined training.
For coughs croup and whooping cough One Minute Cough Cure is favored by children. It contains no opiate is harmless and tastes good while curing. Sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
Smithton notes show Miss Beatrice Beasmore visiting sisters Mrs. W. B. Myers and Mrs. Otto Pruess this week. Rex Wright aids relief work at Third National Bank of Sedalia. Miss Grace Overstreet returns from Sedalia. Clyde Miller visits mother Mrs. R. A. Miller from St. Louis. Smithton campers and townsfolk attend events in Sedalia and Warrensburg. Central Business College baseball team visits, but Smithton proves its own skill.
Mrs. David Bouldin entertained the Longwood Fancy Work club at her Hughesville area home two miles south on Wednesday. An elegant dinner was served and guests enjoyed a delightful time.
Smithton won 14 to 2 over Sedalia. Har ris starred at bat and Gunder pitched well. The line score shows Smithton scoring in most innings while Sedalia managed scattered runs. Batteries were Gunder and Dunnell for Smithton with Sedana Walton Bratton and Stevens catching.
Duluth hosts the first annual Minnesota Elks convention with members and visiting ladies arriving by train. An afternoon business session was held at the Elks hall as local members entertain guests in festive colors of purple and white.
The city embraces a fix up fever as neglected homes are repaired and painted boosting values. Arlington Pharmacy advertises Sherwin Williams paint claiming long lasting, attractive results at lower cost than competitors. Hamrick Graham promotes Vigoral Health flour.
To have your work done right is the only real genuine satisfaction a home builder can have. Best work by experienced concrete worker. All work guaranteed by bond if required.
Mrs. Mamie Summers, sister of Mrs. A. D. Hopkins of East Sixth Street, and former resident of this city, died Tuesday night in a Kansas City sanitarium from lung trouble.
Advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for indigestion constipation and liver and kidney troubles claiming it will make you well with a 3d price from W E Bard Drug Co.
A note recommends keeping whites clean using Red Cross Pall Blue sold by grocers in large two ounce packages for five cents.
A real estate company announces readiness to meet client needs in property sales and rentals at competitive prices, and extends services in loans and insurance to support buyers and sellers through the market.
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