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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
4
Will Hare, a colored man, was arrested at Warsaw by Marshal Clark and brought to the city Wednesday afternoon by Deputy Constable Fred Ferguson. He will be returned to federal authorities at Fort Leavenworth where he faces desertion charges. Trouble arose when Marshal Clark demanded a share of the reward, which was granted.
Ten Times Easier. It is ten times easier to cure coughs and lung ailments when the bowels are open. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is the original laxative cough syrup. Gently moves the bowels and expels cold from the system. Best for coughs colds croup whooping cough. Remember the name Kennedy's and the red clover blossom and honey bee on the bottle. Sold by W. E. Bara Drug Co.
The text references Hamrick and Graham associated with the "S" and Vigoral Health flour and Kroencke with "S'" flour, signaling competing brands. Specific product details or dates are not provided in the readable copy.
Sedalia Shop Lifters won both games. Game one ended 6 0 as Dummy Curtis allowed four hits while Northcutt held the Highlanders to six. In game two Trestrail pitched well for Sedalia with Olmsted opposing him in a 5 4 decision after Springfield held a late edge.
At Leavenworth RHE PON game with 5.x fees lists Batteries Joplin Smith Baer Wald Leavenworth Forrester Armstrong with umpire Regan. In Wichita RHE Wichita competes with Oklahoma City and others with umpire Lewinson. At Topeka RHE Topeka faces Guthrie Womack Brown with umpire Owens.
Edward M. Puelbach of Chicago, a sensational young pitcher, is slated to face the Cardinals as the Cubs tour League Park. The feature notes his Vermont university work and two no hit no run games, plus details from Sedalia and Notre Dame.
The ad urges readers to wear smoked sunglasses to ease glare from the glaring sun. It promotes rimless glasses, promises careful eye examination and precise fitting using scientific principles, and touts notably low prices with warranted quality.
A Sioux City dispatch reports Umpire Schuster was battered during a game between Denver and Sioux City for first place. Right fielder Randall and second baseman Perrine were jailed on $100 bail for assaulting Schuster. The clash led to a riot with police and fans restoring order as Denver forfeited. First baseman Holland homered to lift Wichita past Oklahoma City in 13 innings. Shop Lifters unveil white uniforms for Friday opener against Joplin.
A reflective column notes June days as overpolished and asks why childhood in the country starts work early. It recalls an old farmer telling his son he was an expense until age seven and asks where old fashioned children have gone when some turn to drink.
A familiar adage about a man is recalled, highlighting how public judgment often reflects deeds and reputation. The saying invoked suggests steady conduct and reputation shape perception more than mere words.
A speaker notes that many men do not do their best and comments on religious differences in a lighthearted heavenward context among Methodists Baptists Presbyterians and Congregationalists hoping for unity in the afterlife.
Paul Morton reportedly got something wetter amid a hot moment tied to Santa Fe rebates, with no signs of concern from Morton.
A marriage permit was issued today to Chester TM Reid and Anna M Simms, both residents of Trausburg Missouri.
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