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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1904

Page

8

Miss Louella Duncan Injured in Runaway Buggy

Miss Louella Duncan daughter of Cook Duncan a Missouri Pacific depot truckman was thrown from a buggy in Georgetown when a frightened horse bolted three blocks. She sustained heavy bruises but walked to Lamy's factory for work next day. Her sister Grace Duncan stepped out unharmed. The buggy and harness were undamaged.

Louella Duncan Cook Duncan Missouri Pacific Georgetown Grand Pettis Miss Duncan Lamy

Tribe of Ben Hur Plans Otterville Court Session

A large delegation from the Tribe of Ben Hur will travel to Otterville tomorrow afternoon to assist in instituting a court. Members listed include D. E. Kennedy J. H. Johnson and wife James Kell P. E. Porter Roy Lang Mrs. W Ingraham Wallace Collins and wife G H Scruton Fred Olmsted I J Lane and wife James Reed Mrs. Williams Mrs. Sheen L. V. Hutchins Joseph Paradis Frank Sprague and wife Miss Wilson Sam Floyd and wife Miss Louise Frick Mrs. Missouri Frick Mrs. Louise Sullivan H. L. Barnum G. W. Owens J. B. Holdner L Owens Will Brammer and Mrs Rose Frick.

Ben Hur Otterville D. E. Kennedy J. H. Johnson James Kell P. E. Porter Roy Lang Ingraham Wallace Collins G. H. Scruton Fred Olmsted I. J. Lane James Reed Williams Sheen L. V. Hutchins Joseph Paradis Frank Sprague Miss Wilson Sam Floyd Louise Frick Missouri Frick Louise Sullivan H. L. Barnum G. W. Owens J. B. Holdner L. Owens Will Brammer Rose Frick

Ball and chain punishment for Fleming in city court

In a morning session at the police court Magis trate Truxel sentenced Frank Fleming to twenty five days of rock beating at the city stockade and to wear a ball and chain for thirty five days with ten days already served. Officer Bailey made the arrest. Other defendants paid fines of five dollars for intoxication while J O Connor was fined ten dollars for drunkenness and late hours. Several defendants listed minimal fines include John Hammer Jim Haley William Edmonson Frank Hart Henry Ss h and W M Cameron.

Trate Truxel Frank Fleming Rock Fleming Bailey J. O’connor John Hammer Jim Haley William Edmonson Frank Hart Henry Ss *H W. M. Cameron

Longan's Steam Laundry Promises Prompt, Honest Service

Gentlemen and ladies are assured of thorough careful work on laundry. Systematic and painstaking care guarantees quality. Try a trial order and you will not regret it.

Prayer Service Held After Revival Meeting

A prayer service followed last evening’s regular revival meeting. About twenty five people gathered as the event concluded and plans for the next meetin g were discussed.

Window Sale Brings Ladies Clearance Bargains

See Window's Clean Sweep Sale for bargains on ladies' fashions. Black and colored dresses offered at reduced prices with select discounts indicated.

Florida Woman Keeps Alligators as Pets for Sale

A Florida woman keeps alligators as unusual pets and sells them to zoos and collectors, claiming intelligence and rare affection from the reptiles. The piece notes other lovers of alligators, including England's aristocracy duchess of Bedford with a private pool for her luxury pets.

Florida Chicago Duchess of Bedford England

Hunting Gold in an Auto

Two Denver men plan a six month auto prospecting trip across Colorado Arizona and New Mexico. B F Kelly and Smith McKay are mining men accompanying a camping outfit and mining tools. They believe autos suit mountain districts and will keep them near supply points with limited provisions to sustain the journey.

Denver Arizona New Mexico B. F. Kelly Smith McKay

Destructive Torpedo from Austrian Factory

The Austrian torpedo factory at Flume created a slender missile twenty three feet long capable of accurate discharge to a distance of 3,800 yards.

Flume

Germany Population Growth Near One Million Annually

Germany's population is rising at about one million people each year, signaling sustained demographic expansion.

Germany

Ice cream talk and a brand name mentioned

The text mentions good ice cream and a separated ice cream phrase with Farris and vodka brand 9000 voooooooda hinted. It reads like a quirky note about ingredients and branding.

Railroad News Big Four adds secret service on trains to deter hoboes

News notes report a baby born to Mrs B F Amos at Katy car shops and staff moves on the Katy and Rock Island lines. Secret service members will ride Big Four passenger trains from Cincinnati to deter hoboes bound for St Louis as crews report promotions and route changes amid a minor industry recovery. A Missouri Pacific landslide near Boles delays fast mail No 7. Keuper Holtzen advertise S flour.

Cincinnati The Road St. Louis Winchell Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway New York Chicago Rock Island William Neely Katy Nevada-Sedalia James Bolton al Herschberger R. B. Evans Wesley Ross Jack Barker John Dillon Sedalia Boles Missouri Pacific Railway Missouri Pacific

The Magic Yellow Metal

A Butte doctor endorses miners' claim of a violet emitting ore called radiumite with alleged curative powers for rheumatism stomach ailments and nervous disorders. The piece notes science’s dismissal yet asserts gold’s enduring pull as the universal remedy and driver of industry and human health.

Butte Mont Butte Medical Society

Chicago Markets Hog Prices and Cattle Rates

Chicago market hogs steady with 12,000 head listed and top at 5.30. East St Louis hogs rise 5c to a top of 5.30, bulk 5.10 to 5.20. Cattle counts around 5,000 steady in Chicago, Kansas City, and Omaha markets. Estimated Chicago hogs for Wednesday at 28,000.

Chicago Kansas City Omaha East St. Louis

Young Folks Dance Brightens Liberty Park Hall Scene

A city gathering last evening at Liberty park hall featured an informal dance with Gregg's orchestra providing music. The event proved delightful for attendees and left the crowd feeling revived and upbeat.

Liberty Park Hall Gregg

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutional Disease

An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional illness taken internally. The firm promises $100 to anyone not cured and invites readers to request testimonials while noting the product sells for 75 cents through druggists.

Whall Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Major Got His Trout

Col Edward Hunter recounts how a youthful army captain protected a trout stream fishing party from Apache attacks. The major organized armed sentries along both banks as he fished, driving off attackers and securing a fine string of rainbow trout.

Edward Hunter Arizona

Preserving Plant Cuttings Tips for Long Distance Transport

Read tips explain how to carry plant cuttings by inserting their lower ends into potatoes. The article notes cuttings should have fresh cuts before planting and offers practical guidance from Country Life in America.

America

Believe Trees Have Souls

In parts of Japan a belief that trees possess souls acts as a moral restraint on excessive deforestation and timberland destruction. This customary view informs attitudes toward forest management and conservation.

Japan

Eagles and Red Men name Zoll Fourth of July marshal

The arrangement committee elected C. H. Zoll as marshal for the Fourth of July celebration. Fraternal and secret organizations were invited to participate in the events and parade. The Sedalia Rifles accepted the invitation to take part.

Eagles Red Men C. H. Zoll Sedalia Rifles

Kroencke and Cordes for the Famous S Flour

Kroencke and Cordes are noted for the famous S flour in this brief mention. The piece references their association with a well known brand and emphasizes their role in its production or promotion.

Kroencke & Cordes

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aya Els Sherwin Williams Arlington Pharmacy Ohio Street St. Louis Globe-Democrat Magis Longan’s Stham Laundry Farris Voooooooda Cord Brandt Big S Railroad News B. F. Amos W. H. Hall Katy Telegraph Department South Keuper & Holtzen S. Flour Logan Com. Co South Lamine Street Lord Sedalia Markets Cerezis Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea W. E. Bard Drug Co Major Col. Zoll Henry County Missouri Spaulding Building Muskogee Indian Territory
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