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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1904

Page

4

Pride drives farm boys from the farm amid education debate

The Missouri editors weigh why only one in three farmer boys entering the University of Missouri studies agriculture. Critics say book learning harms farming while others blame city life and prettier city peers for pulling boys away. Pride and expectations deter rural youth from choosing farming careers. The piece includes local notes from Lookout and surrounding updates.

Farmer University of Missouri Agriculture Missouri D. P. Storm Saline County Index

Goldbugs Borrow Pittsburg Player For 7 1 Victory

The Goldbugs, short of players, borrowed a Pittsburg player yesterday and defeated them 7 to 1. Bevis moved to left, Davis to right, and Durand played short. Curtis pitched, with Da vis, Bauers, Durand, Stoner and Mc Dill hitting well. Mc Dill hit a three bagger. Bauers and Davis added two base hits as Sedalia outran Pittsburg.

Pittsburg Goldbugs Ford Bevis Davis Durand Curtis Bauers Stoner McDill Sedalia Baerwald Seabaugh Halla Pfeifer Abbott Sedana Kane McLeary Shanks Robn Rf Curtis

Rocky Mountain Tea Elixir Ad by Bard Drug Co

Flour sold by F Mulcahay markets Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as rejuvenating elixir of life. Priced at 35 cents and distributed by W E Bard Drug Company.

F. Mulcahay Hollister Rocky Mountain W. E. Bard Drug Company

Bears the Signature Le OA BSTORIEA

The fragmentary text mentions a familiar phrase and brand style but the readable content is limited to garbled terms. No clear event people places or organizations are identifiable for a factual summary.

Iola Tests New Pitcher in Fort Scott Tilt

Iola, Kansas tried a new pitcher in a game against Fort Scott. The pitcher walked the first three batters before Morgan relieved him as tempers flared with Fort Scott contesting umpire Lowry’s calls. Final score shows Iola scoring in uneven innings while Fort Scott rallied late.

Iola Kas Morgan Fort Scott Lowry Torr Scott

Leavenworth Defeats Miners In Joplin Tilt

Leavenworth beat the Joplin Miners in a close game despite Bouldin’s productive hits and stolen home in the second. Joplin errred and misplayed baserunning, with final score 6 to 5 in nine innings. Batteries Leavenworth Bouldin Ulrich Joplin Morris Van derhill.

Joplin Leavenworth Miners Bouldin Ulrich Joplin, Morris and Vanderhill

Midgets Beat Saints In Listless Game

Springfield Missouri June 17 The Midgets defeated the Saints 4 to 2 in a sparse contest. Highlights included Zoellers one handed catch on Schranz's drive to left and strong pitching by Hughes and Schrant for Springfield. Speer and Schmidt worked for Topeka.

Springfield Topeka Saints Zoellers Schranz Hughes and Schrant Speer and Schmidt

Topeka Association Signs On Pay Day Schedule

The Topeka association, following pay day, finalized arrangements on compensation and distribution terms for its members. Officials confirmed payment timelines and eligibility criteria, outlining next steps for members and stakeholders.

Pittsburg Player Suspended for Contract Jumping

Eastern league accused Tommy Cope of Pittsburg of contract jumping after he cleared the books on the team, liquidating bills and leaving a $450 hole. The league suspended Cope pending further action.

Tommy Cope Pittsburg

Bunker Hill Anniversary Marks Revolutionary War Battle

Today marks 129 years since the Battle of Bunker Hill on June 17 1775 fought near Charleston Neck Boston. English losses totaled 1040 with 92 officers while American casualties reached 116 dead and 300 wounded. The battle boosted American confidence though British nerve waned for much of the war. The Bunker Hill monument at the scene bears witness to the historic fight.

Bunker Hill Charleston Neck Boston Bunker Hill Monument

Sold Borrowed Watch in Police Court Case

In Monroe Hutchinson was arraigned before Magistrate Truxel after his arrest by Officers Bailey and Redmond. He received a thirty day sentence on petit larceny for selling a small silver chatelaine watch belonging to Mrs Fannie Brown and falsely claiming it was in pawn. Several others faced fines for drunkenness or keeping late hours in the same session.

Trate Truxel Hutchinson Fannie Brown Bob McCue James Smith Mat Hanneghan Henry Bord Thomas Smith Charles Haney

Rat's Bite Proves Serious For Local Boy

Lee Mowry son of Mr and Mrs W R Mowry of Sixteenth and Ohbie streets is very ill with blood poisoning after being bitten by a rat in a barn cage he built. The arm swelled rapidly and doctors fear possible amputation as he endures intense pain at home.

Lee Mowry W. R. Mowry Sixteenth Ohbie

Rare Victoria Cross holder lives in Stoughton Mass

William Seeley the only American to wear the Victoria Cross resides in Stoughton Massachusetts. In 1864 he served aboard a British ship off Simoneski Japan and saved the captain’s life.

Stoughton Mass William Seeley Simoneski Japan

Government Land for Homesteaders in Nebraska

Government lands near the Union Pacific railroad in Western Nebraska offer 640 acre sections at nominal cost. Lands boast remarkable salubrity, with distances from rail line of three to thirty miles. A grand homesteader rush is expected as this last free land distribution ends. Apply to Union Pacific agents or H G Kaill for pamphlets with entry details and dates. Cord Brandt warrants Big S flour.

Nebraska Union Pacific Railroad United States Union Pacific H. G. Kaill

Schlitz Export Bottle Beer Sale by Keck Corner Store

Local advertises Schlitz Export bottle beer for family use now on sale at C. L. Keck’s store at the corner of Third and Engineer. Q. C. phone 19.

C. L. Keck Egrert Q. C

Grand Trunk Excursion Exhibit In St Louis

Visitors to the Forestry Fish and Game building can view the Grand Trunk exhibit and obtain illustrated literature on top American summer resorts. The car line from St Louis to Montreal via Grand Trunk Illinois Central offers convenient travel. Advertising Dept Grand Trunk Railway 135 Adams Chicago.

Grand Trunk-Illinois Central St. Louis Montreal Grand Trunk Railway System Adams Street Chicago Geo

Higginbotham and Hoke announce June wedding

Jessie Higginbotham of Lynchburg Texas and Mrs Claudie Hoke of this city announce a wedding on Wednesday June 22 at 8 p m Rev J J Pritchett will officiate at the home of R I Hatton corner Eleventh and Massachusetts avenue. The couple plans to reside in Lynchburg.

Jessie Higginbotham Lynchberg Texas Claudie Hoke J. J. Pritchett R. I. Hatton Eleventh Massachusetts Avenue Lynchburg

Memphis Garbage Problem

Memphis faces a long running sanitation issue as crematories established years ago now process nearly 120 tons of garbage daily, reflecting the scale of municipal waste disposal in the city.

Memphis

Gotham Newsboys on New York Street Corners

Estimates place between 15000 and 20000 boys selling newspapers in New York City streets, forming a sizable urban workforce. The figure highlights a large youth labor presence in the bustling news trade of the era.

Gotham New York

Big S. named finest soft wheat flour

A local tasting panel crowned Big S. as the finest soft wheat flour in a regional competition. Judges highlighted its texture and baking performance, noting consistent milling quality and aroma.

French Potato Output

France produces more than twice as many potatoes as the United States. The average price a bushel is 25 cents.

France United States

Christian Churches in Japan and Missionaries Count

The report notes about five hundred Christian churches in Japan and more than one thousand missionaries operating across the country.

Japan

Rogan Speaks at Local Lodge Meeting

C. C. Rogan grand president of the Select Knights and Ladies spoke at the local lodge gathering last night. Rogan resides in Hartford Kansas.

C. C. Rogan The Select Knights and Ladies Mr. Rogan Hartford Kansas

Kroencke and Corde Named in S. Flour Controversy

The note cites Kroencke and Corde in connection with a famous S. flour matter. No further details are provided.

Kroencke & Corde

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Duke Blucher Oxfords Tan Price Ibis Sedalia, Mo Journal of Agriculture C. M. Strong Daily Tribune Columbia State University Maud Muller George Speares A. C. Leftwich Ock Ellis Newland Tom Paine Charley Shumate Kansas City Mrs Frank Mullin A. F. Scott Little Gem Leftwich Lookout Ross Landen Queen City Gilead Church Lulu Drinkwater Memorial Church Mr. Price Warrensburg Ian FCC Iad Springfield Eeree Ee Ee Eeree Pittsburg Trad Oo of Stein-Bloch America Stein-Bloch and Sadler Ment Kidd Clothing CO Ohio ST Wilkinson, Morgan and Seigle Groom and Baseball Notes Topeka Association Monroe Hutchison Roe Hutchinson Bailey Red Mond Magis George G. Hovey West 123Th Street New York City Duffy Duffy's Pure Geo. G. Hovey West 128Th St Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester A. G. FP P. A Fidelity Trust Co Kansas City, Mo Cord Brandt Big S Welch P. Brandt Grocer Company West’s Chas. E. West Ohio Street
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