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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1904
Page
2
The notice names A. J. Hughes as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney and Orville M. Barnett as the opponent or related official in the district. The terse entry lists the primary figure and the opposing or supporting official without further context.
The text urges President Roosevelt to back the US demand for Perdicaris with force if needed. It recalls past actions in Boxer China and Panama and compares national power to protect citizens, arguing for tangible military action against Morocco to seize Perdicaris even dead.
A St. Joseph News and Press reflection extols both humorous and noble aspects of the mother-in-law. It contrasts jokes about her with praise for loyalty, sacrifice, and compassionate acts, noting many men honor the woman who raised their partner and remains a guiding, healing presence.
The marriage of Percy Wimner of Wellington and Elizabeth McNair of Lamonte was held last evening at the bride's home on South Main Street. Rev. G. E. Shanklin officiated. the groom works as bookkeeper at Wellington National Bank. The couple will live in Wellington after a brief stay in Lamonte.
Bud Shy and Miss Grace Moore were in Sedalia on business and visiting respectively. Mrs. Will McCord spent the day with Mrs. M. Hogan while Mr. Charles Norton and his sisters were in town Wednesday.
Hughesville notes list visitors including Miss Mabel Schmidt in Queen City and Mrs. Spencer Hopkins from Lamonte. J. D. Ramey travels to Norman to see his son. Several relatives from Texas and St Louis visit local families. Baptist services are well attended and Children’s Day programs are planned for June 26 at the Christian church. Dr. W. T. Bishop leaves for Chicago for about three months.
Farmers are nearly through corn planting. Visitors include Miss Slaughter from Fayette Mo and Miss Maude Cayton from Sweet Springs. Mrs Lora Curnutt came from Sedalia. Mr Samuel Tyler of Ellenton Florida plans a visit to relatives. Children’s Day at Mt Zion drew a large crowd with a royal grounds dinner. Nelse Handpeter returns to Sedalia after visiting the Andlers. Dexter Terry of Beloit and the Bobbitts host guests. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertises health benefits.
Miss Etta E. Oswald and Charlie Lewis married at 8 o clock last night at the bride’s North Engineer street home. Rev. C. V. Northrop of East Sedalia Baptist Church presided. Relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony and the couple left for Cooper county to visit after the vows.
An advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh with a $100 reward for any failure. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers testimonials, and notes the product sold by druggists at 75 cents. Separate pitches promote Hall’s Family Pills and Rocky Mountain Tea with unspecified benefits.
Eugene Giffer former clerk at Hotel Huckins and Nora Golden a former Sedalian wed in St Louis on Wednesday. The couple will visit Richmond Moberly before settling in Kansas City.
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