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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1904
Page
4
The county exams for teachers will be held in Sedalia on Friday and Saturday, June 24 and 25. Superintendent Coleman released the regulations and the subject order for the nine hour daily test, detailing start times, half day limits, desk rules, and the sequence of topics from Geography to Advanced History.
The Republican Flambeau club will meet Tuesday night to hold their first drill of the season. Several new members have joined and the corps will soon be ready for active service as it reorganizes into about twenty members under H. H. Badwards selling genuine S.
Forest Hunter aged about 65, former dean of the Ohio State Law School, died Wednesday June 15 at his Columbus home. He had long served as general attorney for a railroad and was uncle to E. P. Ford and brother of Mrs. Anna E. Ford of Sedalia. The news notes a baseball series and other game results nearby.
Will H. Taylor, collector and salesman for John N. Taylor, piano dealer, is in Sedalia and plans calls through midweek. If you want pianos, mail your address to Will H. Taylor, general delivery, Sedalia Mo, for low prices on quality pianos. Scores and game notes from Sedalia and Pittsburg area teams follow, with player mentions and upcoming franchise moves and telegraph game updates.
Coffeyville Kansas reports a population of 12,306 per the city assessor’s filing with the county clerk. The figure shows a sharp rise of about 75 percent from last year, driven by new large factories locating since June. Montgomery County totals 46,277.
Magistrate Truxel assesses $5 fines for a large delegation of intoxication violators taken in Saturday and Sunday. O. Ross and Mary McDaniels each fined $10 for disturbing the peace and ordered to leave the city. Two boys 15 and 16, Lee Burns and Charles Adkins, are sent to Chief Love after admission they came from Denison Texas seeking work.
Mr and Mrs Gus Smith living four miles south of the city welcome a ten pound son. Local note confirms the newborn addition to the Smith family with cheerful detail.
See the Grand Trunk exhibit in the Forestry, Fish and Game building at St Louis. Attended illustrated literature highlights top summer resort regions on the American continent. Publications and train information available by mail from Grand Trunk Railway, 135 Adams Street, Chicago.
Tim O Neil was arraigned before Justice M A Ayres and sentenced to five days in the county jail for disturbing the peace. Don Wade Wilfong and Bishop Howlett were arraigned the prior Friday and fined one dollar plus costs on the same charge.
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