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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1902
Page
2
In the Equitable Building at corner Fourth and Lamine Streets the office lists phones Bell and GQ. C No 260 and presents news editing and business management details plus subscription rates.
The Sentinel announces lawyer H. K. Beate as a candidate for prosecuting attorney of Ettis County, subject to the will of the Democratic Party.
James Montgomery announces his candidacy for the nomination as prosecuting attorney, pending the selection by the Pettis County Democrats. The report notes party backing and the contested nomination process within Pettis County.
Judge O E Parsons is a candidate for re nomination for Probate Judge of Pettis County, pending action of the Democratic convention on August 11, 1902.
James A. Robb announces his candidacy for Pettis County circuit clerk nomination subject to Republican party wishes.
The Sentinel announces W. L. Cress as a candidate for Judge of the Western District of Pettis county, pending the Democratic County Convention decision.
Green Ridge township resident E R Wilson announces candidacy for county court judge in the Western district under the Democratic banner. He emphasizes local roots and commitment to public service as the campaign unfolds.
J L Smith is nominated as a Republican candidate for justice of the peace in Sedalia township subject to the party's action.
Judge N. H. Rogers announces his candidacy to seek re nomination as justice of the peace for Sedalia township subject to the will and selection of the Republican party.
The text announces James N Harper as a candidate for the Sedalia township constable position, contingent on the action of the Republican party. The note references the Democratic party process and party nominating steps.
The speaker questions the fate of the proposition letting the President choose a canal route and suggests if it is about individual judgment it should be left to Mark Hanna. The remark implies skepticism about executive discretion in selecting the route.
Lord Kitchener is to receive about a quarter of a million dollars extra. The article questions if the beggars who fought and died in the effort to destroy two republics may receive cheap grave stones.
The Boston Journal questions Roosevelt's popularity, asking how well he is liked in Massachusetts compared with the Western states. The piece casts doubt on his regional appeal and invites readers to consider current sentiment.
The South Dakota Republican convention declared that the party will not abandon America first ideals to appeal to patriotism on island policy. They asserted the Democratic party would not push similar concessions, framing the issue as a commitment to national honor.
The Cuban independence settlement grants amnesty and freedom to Americans convicted or charged during the U S occupation. Critics warn some hard cases will escape justice while President Palma calls it gratitude and goodwill toward the American people. The piece labels the policy as a strange notion and notes scoundrels will be repatriated.
Genuine diamonds weighing from a half carat to a full carat were located in placer deposits on tributaries of Golovin Bay about forty miles east of Cape Nome. Miners reportedly found the stones while washing out gold.
Sedalia residents report relief from back ache and loin pain linked to kidney disturbances. Mrs. J Graham of 629 East Eleventh Street attests that initial help from Doan's Kidney Pills led to continued treatment and eventual disappearance of attacks. Sold by local druggists, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole U.S. agent. reminder to ask for Doan's only.
A humorous comparison claims New York chorus girls wear a 414 while Chicago chorus girls wear a 3 B. The anecdote suggests the study will settle the dispute over municipal superiority.
An advertisement claims Hall’s Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages as a constitutional remedy. It states the cure works through the blood and mucous surfaces and offers 100 dollars to any case it cannot cure. Includes testimonials and listing details for F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio. Also mentions Hall’s Family Pills as best.
The rule mandates all Russians attending theatres or other public entertainments to contribute money for a government created charity for the poor. The fund supports an institution established by the government.
President Loubet during a visit to St Petersburg distributed twenty thousand dollars to charitable institutions in St Petersburg and Peterhof.
Advice promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for summer bowel complaints. Claims high efficacy for children and adults and urges immediate purchase from local druggists Mertz Hale Kautzman Otis W. Smith and others.
W T Sturdevant of Merry Oaks North Carolina describes fifteen years of indigestion. After trying many doctors and medicines a friend urged Kodol and he reports immediate relief and improved digestion. He recommends Kodol and warns against dieting. W E Bard Drug Co.
Carrie B. Hunter of Snow Hill Maryland becomes the first woman pilot licensed by the Baltimore board of steamboat inspectors marking a milestone for female aviation and maritime careers.
Offer to loan $1000 and up at low rates with vest terms on Pettis county realty. Farm loans at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J H Bothwell, attorney and counselor, Sedalia National Bank Building.
Advertisement urges readers not to switch from Madison Medicine Co. Rocky Mountain Tea claiming superior quality. Promotion emphasizes price of 35 cents and urges purchase from W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Kk. T. Thompson of Hutchinson offers services to locate cash buyers for bargain real estate. Contact him early for opportunities.
Public notice outlines classified ad pricing for Help Wanted Lost and Found For Rent For Sale etc. Rates include 25 cents for up to 18 words and 10 cents per line for obituaries and resolutions. Ads must be enclosed in an envelope and properly addressed, with additional space charged at commercial rates.
The notice states that responses to want ads from A B EF and G are not being accepted at this office. It indicates a rejection of those inquiries or requests and directs readers to alternative channels or recipients.
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