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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
7
Aston Transfer Co advertises pack ship move and storage of furniture with round the clock service and contact phones. Sedalia listings note medical and optician services, cigar factory offerings, Missouri State Fair items, and home improvement firms including upholstery carpet cleaning and awnings with framed details.
Teddy agrees to arrange a meeting to discuss talks but declines to umpire the game. Bjornson gives his cordial endorsement to the new movement by his countrymen, reassuring supporters in Chicago and abroad.
The Philadelphia Telegraph notes Castro has won another term as president of Venezuela. It implies regional opinion varies, contrasting with perspectives in the United States.
Reports from St. Thomas indicate Congress may revisit the $7,000,000 purchase of the Danish West Indies. Denmark could be inclined to approve ceding St. Thomas St. John and St. Croix if the United States enacts the plan. Poverty, reduced exports, stagnant trade, and possible bank withdrawal push the proposal amid humanitarian concerns.
Having severed his connection with the strenuous, Paul Morton will now try the Equitable Life. The note implies a career shift and a move to the life insurance firm, signaling a new professional direction.
Neglected properties are being repaired and painted in Sedalia as a local trend. A coat of paint is said to greatly increase property value and residents are urged to consider Sherwin Williams products for lasting, attractive results at Arlington Pharmacy.
Monarch Laundry offers curtain bedspread quilt blanket and comforter cleaning and family washing services with two phones listed 183 for contact. Charles Van Antwerp is the proprietor.
Property notice offers 4 and 5 room houses on easy terms including two new homes in good locations. Also listing small farms within four miles of the city. Visit for details and viewing.
Reart Estate dealer at Office 116 West Second Street lists Y C phone and residence 215 Bell. No. 1779 provides contact references for property inquiries and listings.
An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as the children’s favorite for coughs croup and whooping cough. It notes no opiate harmless tasting and curative claims. Sold by W E Bard Drug Co. Also mentions bath brushes and sponges at Dunkin’s.
Wheat harvest has commenced this week. Robert Hoffman of Sedalia visited Smithton Sunday. Joe Starr arrived from Sedalia Sunday afternoon. Walter Smith of Windsor visited Smithton Saturday. John Selken returned to work in Sedalia Thursday. Clyde Miller went to St. Louis Sunday after a few Smithton days. C. E. Amos, traveling salesman, was here Tuesday. Zina Wakefield left Tuesday for a business trip to St. Louis.
The infant child of C W Smith a carpenter on North Quincy street died Wednesday at 2 pm. The funeral was held this afternoon. Mrs Smith mother of the child is critically ill.
C M Bird of Springfield locates in Sedalia and will be at home tuning pianos twice a year. Offers fine tone and action regulating with satisfaction guaranteed at 219 West Fifth Street. Bell phone 1641.
Pupils from Quisenberry school in Prairie township enjoyed a Wednesday picnic on Muddy Creek beside the Taylor farm, according to local notes.
An old advertisement promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a laxative cough syrup that clears the bowels to treat coughs colds croup and bronchial ailments. It notes the red clover blossom and honey bee on the bottle and lists W. E. Bard Drug Co as the seller.
Moonlight picnic planned Saturday night at Mr Lee Gochener’s grounds with ice cream and a stand. Mrs Eunice Decker and others nearby have applied for Mt Olive school in Morgan county. Wheat harvests near by to end by next week as binders operate. Mr Stanley Speece of Blackwater is visiting his uncle Denver Huffman this week.
Announcement lists the marriage of Roy Morris son of Mr and Mrs G L Morris of Houstonia to Miss Mattie Hallen beck daughter of Mr and Mrs A with preparation details for the ceremony. The notice names families and location but omits the wedding date and further specifics.
The couple Morris and Hallenbeck will be celebrated in the latter part of the month. Both are well known in the city with Morris having worked in the Sentinel's composing rooms.
Readable items show a Dunkin's drug store carrying a wide range of perfumes from many brands. The listing highlights variety and availability, suggesting customers have numerous scent options to choose from in the store.
W F Phares son of Mr and Mrs Phares of Sedalia was among nineteen graduates at the Western Military Academy in Alton Illinois. Mr and Mrs Phares attended the commencement exercises. OC Hand and complexion brushes at.
A group of Sedalians left for Muddy Creek north of Beaman to spend the day as a fishing party. B. J. Nelle provides the flavor of the story with the graceful "S" flour reference.
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