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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1904

Page

8

Sedalia Flambeau Drum Corps Plans July Fourth Debut

The Sedalia Flambeau club with about seventy four members and a sixteen member drum corps prepared for campaign work and entertainments. Harvey Hale was chosen musical director with practice to start this week. Their first public appearance is July Fourth in the Eagles and Red Men celebration followed by fireworks and exhibition drill. They will perform at state fair events with pyrotechnic displays.

Harvey Hale Eagles Red Men Thomas B. Adams Bert Askren J. L. Babcock John L. Bellmer Louis Bahrenberg Bert Buren Charles E. Baker Harry Carpenter E. E. Codding Lee Carpenter H. D. Dow Will DeBold D. Franklin J. M. Glenn John G Carl Harter L. E. Holland T. E. Haberlain Otto Holtz Roy Tiinkie W. M. Johns R. M. Johns YW. EB. Jacobs J. Johnson E. Johnson Tt. H. Johnson C. C. Kelly T. A. Kay- Harvey T. Keens Wm. J. Keck WaxiCy

Stanley Elected Treasurer of State Union

R. C. Stanley of this city, a delegate to the State B L P U convention in Liberty Missouri, was yesterday elected treasurer of the State Union. Other officers named include W. C. Knight Carrollton president Milford Riggs Lexington corresponding secretary J P Licklider St Louis recording secretary R C Stanley Sedalia treasurer and F Y Campbell Warrensburg state correspondent.

R. C. Stanley Liberty State Union W. C. Knight Carrollton Milford Riggs Lexington J. P. Licklider St. Louis Sedalia F. Y. Campbell Warrensburg

Authoress in Town Promotes Pamphlet

Mrs. R. Matilda Shephard of Boonville Missouri visits Sedalia to promote her pamphlet Modern Christianity Having the Form of Godliness Without the Power. A longtime Boonville resident and frequent local contributor she offers her chief religious work for readers.

R. Matilda Shephard Boonville Sedalia

Rat Scorcher Reward Proclaimed by Governor Dockery

Governor A M Dockery announces a $200 reward for the arrest and conviction of the Rat Scorcher. Local notices say $500 is now placed on the fire bug’s head. Mr Kelly has been notified of the offer.

A. M. Dockery Rat Seorcher Mr. Kelly

Windsor Firm Incorporates Central Lumber Company

Articles of incorporation were filed in the recorder's office Tuesday afternoon for the Central Lumber Company of Windsor. The board of directors are J. C. Beedy, Nellie R. Beedy, I. B. Kubrick, B. L. Hart and Lida B. Hart. The capital stock is $25,000, paid.

Recorder’s Central Lumber Company of Windsor J. C. Beedy Nellie R. Beedy I. B. Kubrick B. L. Hart Lida B. Hart

Hoke and Higginbotham to Marry Tonight In City Home

Mrs Claudia Hoke of this city will wed Mr Jesse Higginbotham of Lynchburg Texas this evening at 8 30 at the home of R I Hatton Eleventh and Massachusetts streets Rev J J Pritchett to perform the ceremony

Claudia Hoke Jesse Higginbotham Lynchburg Texas R. I. Hatton Eleventh Massachusetts J. J. Pritchett

Police Court Keeps Gum Case Open to Thursday Morning

In police court Magistrate Truxel continued the case of George Gum arrested for disturbing the peace after allegedly assaulting his wife. John E. Grant was fined five dollars for drunkenness and Thomas Jones received a five dollar fine for trespassing. J. G. Burkhammer faced a ten dollar fine for associating with immoral characters.

Truxel George Gum Gum John E. Grant Thomas Jones J. G. Burkhammer

Why is Farris' ice cream so popular

A fragment explains Farris creates ice cream from separated cream, noting its popularity. The text is incomplete but highlights the method of using separated cream as a selling point.

Fine Chilean Ichthyosaurus Fossils Reported to UC

A scientific journal notes that the University of California has been informed of newly discovered ichthyosaur remains in Chile. The find is described as remarkably fine and may shed light on marine reptile life in the region.

University of California Chile J. F. Catterlin Katy Sedalia Denison Kansas City New York Herald Pennsylvania Railroad New York Contracting and Trucking Company

Big S. Flour Courted as Finest Soft Wheat

The note proclaims Big S as the finest soft wheat flour in the region, highlighting its quality and culinary suitability for light baking.

Big S

Santa Fe machinists threaten wider rail strike

San Bernardino June 22 The boiler makers and blacksmiths on the Santa Fe system may join the ongoing machinists strike within thirty days unless settlement occurs. J D Buckalew III v P of the Machinists says unions can endure months of idle work and expects a broad fight against the open shop. He reports engine deadlocks and crippled shops, with rail traffic limited to coal and oil cars. A mass meeting is planned with women invited, and federal rail unions prepare for a broader conference with Gould era executives.

San Bernardino Cal Santa Fe Buckalew Topeka Needles Los Angeles

Hospital Arrivals

Charles Hawkins a carpenter of Denison Deni son Hazel and Felix Murray a bridgeman of Denison arrive with others H P Allen a carpenter Denison A C Hart a machinist Denison and Mike Hayes a round house stoker Atoka are listed among hospital arrivals for the period.

Charles Hawkins, Carpenter Deni Felix Murray Bridgeman Denison H. P. Allen Carpenter A. C. Hart Mike Hayes Round House

Decree of Talmudic Law on War Marriages

An editorial in the Hebrew Daily Hazefirah of Warsaw notes a law requiring married soldiers to obtain a conditional divorce before going to battle. Lodz rabbis already enforce it, with wives permitted to remarry if husbands do not return after a reasonable postwar interval.

Hazefirah Warsaw Poland Sorolow Lodz Russia

Two Days Battle Report Between Russians and Japs Rages On

Reports describe a two day engagement with heavy losses on both sides. Russian and Japanese forces clash across a contested front, with casualties mounting and no clear breakthrough reported by military observers.

Russians suffer heavy losses in far eastern fighting

Reports from St. Petersburg, London, and New Chwang recount Russian casualties in an advancing Japanese offensive near Hai Cheng. Estimates cite 168 officers and 5000 men lost, plus 1200 killed in a separate Port Arthur mine strike and 8000 Russians surprised by artillery on June 13.

London Tokio Port Arthur New Chwang Kondravitch

Cortelyou solidly backed for national chair as factions fade

Chicago markets report that support for Secretary George B. Cortelyou's selection as national chairman has waned opposition, with officials predicting unanimous election by the new national committee after convention adjustments. The piece notes Cortelyou's Republican lineage and early party activity. Hog and cattle market figures from Logan Co. and regional exchanges accompany the update.

Cortelyou Mr. Cortelyou George B. Cortelyou Peter Crosius Cortelyou Horace Greeley Thurlow Weed

Sedalia Market Prices Reported for Hay Corn and Poultry

Prairie hay and baled straw prices set per ton with figures for Timothy hay and corn per bushel. Wheat flour and corn meal prices shown per cwt and per bushel. Poultry items include ducks, spring chickens, geese, turkeys, and eggs with varying per unit rates.

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