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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1904
Page
2
General Miles argues a short apprenticeship suffices for Philippine independence, while critics accuse the administration of delaying action for electoral gain. The Lake Mohonk panel signals hope in Roosevelt’s re election, and Massachusetts businessmen grow restless with Lodge’s trade stance. Analysts weigh possible Democratic ticket options and campaign leadership.
During Secretary Loeb’s absence, Assistant Secretary B F Barnes serves as advisor to the president. Barnes is noted as a rising figure in public life and had been offered the post of assistant secretary at the Department of Commerce and Labor, but chose to stay at the White House.
The Missouri university library houses over 60 000 volumes with public access and the State Historical Society library adds 22 000 volumes. In a separate note, Thomas Hudspeth sued his nephew C R Hudspeth after dogs poisoned on his Jackson county property, with a $600 verdict recorded in 1904.
Judge William M. Paxton of Platte City, age 86, has served as a lawyer for sixty five years and remains active writing with a steady hand. Missouri school construction costs rise from 1.75 million to an expected 2.5 million. The Kansas City to St Louis Rock Island line's final 100 miles cost 40 thousand dollars per mile with deep cuts and tall steel bridges.
Kroencke and Cordes named for the famous S flour in a brief note highlighting their production or endorsement.
Mrs Orville Barnett entertained the Adagio club Tuesday afternoon at her home in honor of Miss Campbell. Miss Besse Hall won the club prize a pretty shirt waist set and Miss Marguerite Curran the guest prize.
The Twentieth Century club of Houston will host a moonlight picnic tonight at McAllister Springs for its members, a group of Houstonian young ladies.
The Woods Waller and Holt Real Estate Company of Kansas City raises capital stock from 40000 to 50000. Assets total 61194 with liabilities 5400. W F Waller of the city is a firm member.
Missouri produced 300000000 bushels of corn, valued over 100000000 dollars, surpassing the combined crops of thirty states including New England, Idaho, Rhode Island, Utah, Washington and Wyoming.
Sedalia Camp No 5570 M W A will convene at the K of P hall on East Fifth Street on Wednesday June 22 1904 for regular business. Visiting neighbors are invited to attend. Sam W James W C E E Codding Clerk.
The St Joseph plant of Blue Valley Creamery is described as the world s largest exclusive creamery. It serves northern Kansas and Missouri with over 5000 patrons and growing by 150 to 200 monthly. In 1903 it paid patrons over 500000 in the region and aims to increase this amount.
William M. Roges was initiated Tuesday night at a meeting of Crescent Tent No. 4 Knights of the Maccabees.
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