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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1904
Page
5
A sermon on the Bible defends its divine authorship and literary merit. The speaker argues God’s word reveals Jesus Christ and the Father, contrasts the Bible with other books, cites Jonah and the whale, Job and Job’s poetry, and asserts the Bible’s enduring authority despite criticism.
A Sunday paper claimed a six story hotel would rise on the Cannon Dry Goods site. Cannon, Bente & Wilson, and Dr D T Abell deny any sale talks and say they have not been approached. They call the publication a blunder and hot air.
The piano pupils of Miss Mayme Gentry present a recital on Tuesday evening June 21 at Gregg's hall. The program includes duets solos quartette and various valse caprice and polonaise selections featuring students Anderson Bowron Hurlbut Moore Dalby Woodward Walburn Arm strong Spaits Sparts Rector DeWitt Carman Moore and others in a two part program with multiple study levels.
About 150 members of Ritchie tent No 152 and Crescent tent No 4 Knights of Macabees attended the Memorial bar services to honor departed members. A procession led by the Second Regiment band moved from Second and Ohio to the city cemetery for songs by a quartet and speeches by Lowenstein Ware and H B Shain.
J H Decker who lives two miles east of town is very ill with stomach trouble at his home. H H Bawards sells genuine S.
A sermon extols believing in God and the Bible as comfort through trials. It recalls a father’s death and a Bible placed as a pillow, urging faith that frees fear and gives joy. Services are 7:30 pm in the tent with 3 pm afternoon sessions daily except Saturday. evening singing by Professor Pugh and Mrs Bard.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors held Sunday afternoon memorial services with addresses and music. Afterward they visited the cemetery to decorate the graves of departed members, with members of the Order of Conductors in attendance.
The forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms tonight with a cooler northeast portion. Tuesday is expected to be fair.
Do you imagine you have Heart Kidney or Liver troubles Ten chances to one it is nothing more than indigestion.
In Boston on June 18 more than 30 people required hospital treatment after accidents linked to toy pistols firecrackers and other explosives during the Bunker Hill day celebration. Several patients were seriously wounded while torpedoes on street car tracks caused a Brookline car to derail injuring two women.
Mrs. J. H. Fisher and children return thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the death and burial of their husband and father.
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