Morrow’s Kid-ne-oids Sellin g Widely in Sedalia
A local testimonial push claims Morrow’s Kid-ne-oids alleviate kidney backache nervousness and sleeplessness with daily use. Mrs. M. M. Christian reports relief after three days and plans continued use. Liverlax treats constipation and biliousness. Boxes cost fifty cents and twenty five cents respectively, available at drug stores with a booklet from John Morrow & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Sedalia
M. M. Christian
East Ninth Street
Kansas City Valuation Factions Face State Board Hearings
Missouri state board of equalization met in Jefferson City with Gov Lon V Stephens as chairman and E C Crom as vice president. The panel will set property valuations statewide and hear Kansas City debates on increasing local assessment to boost city revenue. The Commercial Club requested an audience and a March 3 hearing date was set, inviting other interested citizens to weigh in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Equalization
Jefferson City
Lon V. Stephens
E. C C. Crom
J. M. Seibert
Kansas City
Commercial Club of
Board of Equalization
Homeseekers Excursion Tickets At Low Rates
Local ads announce homeseekers fares for trips to nearly all U S points from Chicago Great Western with a round trip price of one fare plus $2 and return validity within 21 days. Details available via any CGW agent or F H Ford 113 Adams St Chicago. Also brief items note Judge Kinsey dismissal of Rob Wilson in family disturbance case and candidate counts for state offices and a Caymasters cure ad for Cascarets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western Railway
F. H. Ford
Adams Street
Chicago
Kinsey
Rob Wilson
Tom Booker
Journalash in New York dulls publications tone
A fragment notes a Journalash in New York with reference to regretable results and a dull outcome. The text is incomplete but signals a critical or disappointed assessment of actions or reports in the New York scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journalash
New York
Debasement of World and Journal Over Sapho Controversy
Special Correspondence notes how the World and Journal attack and regulate public morality by sensationalism. The writer accuses both papers of corrupting readers, cites arrests over Sapho, and condemns lurid portraits and sensational statistics as more harmful than plays.
Public attack on actress overshadows daily paper’s own faults
The article denounces a newspaper’s campaign against an actress of good character while defending a Broadway play. It argues the paper harms the public by focusing on scandal and advertising baser content, claiming motive is to blind readers to its own infamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God Save the Mark
Olga Nethersole
Marcus R. Mayer
Sapho
New York
Publica
Stormy Blizzard Strikes South Territory and Indian Territory
Denison Texas reports a terrfic hailstorm with snow along the Indian Territory line. Snow depths reach six inches from South McAlester to Muscogee and five to six inches near Savannah. High winds sweep North Texas and the Indian Territory as cattle suffer and ranchers fear losses. Weather remains severe from Kansas to Missouri along the Katy route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
Denison
McAlester
Muscogee
Savannah
Texas
Katy
Kansas
Missouri
Alaska Mining Boom Shifts to Nome and Dawson
A Washington dispatch notes Alaska interest in Nome with gold and beef ties. It reports sixty seven Yukon river steamers and scows for Nome trade carrying 19000 tons freight and 13900 passengers, with Dawson preparing for a busy season and Rampart City letters describing mild weather, promising gold finds, and early panning results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon
Dawson
Rampart City
Circle
St. Michael
C. H. Knapp
Scottish Rite Banquet Set After Adjournment in Sedalia
Members of the Sedalia Scottish rite will adjourn to the home of Mr and Mrs Ira Hinsdale for an elaborate banquet. Delegates include P H Scheer J H Doyle Ira Hinsdale Dr E F Yancey Ike Turner Harry Tanner S F Newcomb Geo W Ferrell Larry Ginter Dr A H Heaton Wm Powell Jr Charles L Taylor of St Louis J G Cox of Clifton City and B L Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Hinsdale
Sedalia
P. H. Scheer
J. H. Doyle
E. F. Yancey
Ike Turner
Harry Tanner
S. F. Newcomb
Geo. W. Ferrell
Larry Ginter
A. H. Heaton
Wm. Powell, Jr
Charles L. Taylor
St. Louis
J. G. Cox
Clifton City
B. L. Walker
Booming Klondike Trade and Nome Exodus Report
Reports describe a rush to the Cape Nome gold fields as Dawson struggles with unemployment and high prices. Eggs and staples fetch high sums while trade shifts toward Nome and dog-sled travel increases. The Yukon cattle trade expands with Thebo planning large beef shipments to Nome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Klondike
North
Skagway
Nome
Bonanza
Yukon
Thebo
Coal bids rejected by Missouri penitentiary board
Jefferson City March 2 The board of penitentiary inspectors opened coal bids from Higbee Coal Mining Co Higbee and Lexington Coal Mining Co Lexington but found them too high and rejected them inviting new bids for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Board of Penitentiary
Higbee Coal Mining Company
Higbee
Lexington Coal Mining Company
Lexington
Broadway teachers survive sleigh ride mishap in Marshall
Broadway school teachers enjoyed a bobsled sleigh ride yesterday afternoon then faced a mishap on Ohio street when a runner got stuck in a street car track. The group repaired to a livery stable and continued with single and double sleighs. In Marshall Dr. W. B. Glover's widow Mrs. M. E. Glover, 58, died Wednesday.
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Broadway
Ohio Street
Sedalia Lodge to Meet in Regular Communication
Sedalia Lodge No. 236 A F and A M will hold a regular meeting this evening at 7 30 o clock. All masons are invited to attend. G A Gotp W M F A Sampson Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Local notices and arrivals span Kansas City and Independence
Wilbur Highleyman, chief clerk in the Missouri Pacific commercial agent office, traveled to Kansas City this morning. Supt. D. Hardy of Missouri Pacific went to the wreck scene near Independence in his private car. Charles Koeppen advertises wholesale mushrooms at 409 cents per pound. Courteney Stevenson to be at the Metropolitan after the first Monday in March soliciting patrons. W. C. Finke of California and Miss Sarah Anderson of Centertown wed at 2 pm with Emma Finke and F. A. Rice as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Highleyman
Missouri Pacific Commercial Agent's
Kansas City
D. Hardy
Missouri Pacific
Independence
Courtney Stevenson
Alamo
Metropolitan
W. C. Finke
California
Sarah Anderson
Centertown
Clippinger
Emma Finke
F. A. Rice
Death notice for Mrs Martha Miller at Western Union
Death message at the Western Union confirms Mrs Martha Miller has died, signed by J Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Western Union
Martha’ Miller
J. Smith
Discount for Money Whipple Offers 25c Soft Coal Discount
Whipple provides 25 cent per ton discount for spot cash on all soft coal. Phone 48-2. Woods, Co. F., was dismissed this morning by Police Judge Burress on charges of peddling without a license. See our window display of brushes in every description and price range. Servant Harker Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whipple
Co. F. Woods
Burress
Servant- Harker Drug Co
Lee Monroe Stricken by Typhoid Fever at Brandt Grocer Co
Lee Monroe, a employee of Brandt Grocer Co, is severely ill with typhoid fever. The report notes his illness and current condition, indicating medical attention and concern from the local business community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Monroe
Brandt Grocer Co
To Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claims Money Back
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It states all druggists refund the money if the cure fails and notes EW Groves signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EW Grove
Local notices and business ads from old town scene
A fragmentary notice notes fines of five dollars each on several accused women. Advertisements for A F Rogers the shoemaker on Fifth Street near the south side court house offer best half sales at fifty cents. Col J D Crawford is reported ill at his home on South Kentucky.
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Col
J. D. Crawford
South
Kentucky
Grocer John Sandfort Wins McGrew Flour Bonus
John Sandfort, a clerk at Chas. Hoffman's East Sedalia grocery, won the $20 prize offered by McGrew Milling for selling the most of their flour in January and February. He submitted 307 tickets. runner up J. M. Licklider had 148 tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sandfort
McGrew Milling Company
Mr. Sandfort
Chas. Hoffman
East Sedalia
J. M. Licklider
Hair Brush Selection in Window at Servant Harker Drug
Local ad notes a display of hair brushes in the window of Servant Harker Drug Company inviting customers to come in and inspect the selection.
Modern Meat Market Price Note
A market price snippet lists meat rates with cents per pound values. Values include 14 to 15 cents and 6 to 124 cents in a compact price guide. The note appears as a catalog line from a historical grocery section.
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John Morrow & Co., Chemists
Springfield
Ohio
ETS
United
Supreme Judge
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Secretary of State
St. Louis Court of Appeals
World and Journal
Young Hearst
the Sentinel
World and Journal Newspapers
Tex
Richard Gentry
Emil Dorn
Fromansas City
Alaska
Town
Thebe
Tacoma, Wash
Sedalia Hardware & Grocer Co
South Side Square
Manook
M. E. Glover
Masonic
G. A. Gotp
Hawes
Mlen
Worner
Chas. Koeppen
A. F. Rogers
Fifth Street
South Side Court
House
Rogers
Sterling Remedy Co
D. L. la Verne
Fleischmann
Servant-Harker Drug Co
Lafayette
Buffalo Lake
Armour
Staton Bros
Bill
Joe
Markete House
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