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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1899
Page
6
Straw hats offered at about half price from the Brigham Hopkins & Co. line. The range runs from $1.50 to $2.00, featuring their celebrated make.
Nearly 10 000 Modern Woodmen of America members braved drizzle for a sprawling parade in Kansas City led by 23 bands and Forester teams. William J. Bryan spoke at Convention Hall on wood craft, drawing cheers and long handshakes. the event featured a 500-piece band and a grand march of 2 000 couples followed by a cakewalk won by R. B. Burgess and Lydia Brougal for 50 dollars.
Kansas state board reports 26 percent of wheat failed from winter and spring damage, 39 percent diverted to other crops or weeds, 74 percent remaining with 68 percent judged good and 55 percent in late standing. Eastern corn areas improve with higher acreage despite excess moisture. Overall state condition about 90, up 11 points from last year and five from two years ago.
Edward F. Anderson a Springfield Mo woodman fell from an open window at a dancing hall 1607 Main street last night breaking his right leg He was seated in the window when he lost balance and fell to the ground a distance of feet
The advertisement touts Morrow's Kid-ne-oids as a scientific tablet kidney remedy with no bowel effect, claiming superior form and safety. It cites user A. M. Thistlewall of Kansas City who reports relief and cure of kidney symptoms after treatment. Boxes cost 50 cents and are sold by Mertz & Hale or mail order from John Morrow & Co., Springfield Ohio.
John Brockmeyer visited Jefferson City on Saturday to advocate the Sedalia fair question. He is described as fond of Jefferson City, the Queen City, with coverage in the Boonville Republican.
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey claimed to cure the early stage of consumption and strengthen the lungs so coughs and colds would not settle in. Sold for twenty five cents at all druggists.
Loan notice from Bexton H. Ingram at the Missouri Trust Building office Sedalia Mo offering improved farm and city property loans at low rates.
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