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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1906

Page

4

Automatic Couplers and Rail Personnel Movements Update

A stream of Missouri Pacific and Katy personnel changes includes John Ellison departing for Galveston, Fowlers visit to Parsons, and McClain returning from St. Louis. Mail service begins on Train No. 3 tonight and on No. 6 Saturday. A watchman injury at the Missouri Pacific shops prompts hospital treatment.

John Ellison Katy Galveston Texas O. F. Fowler Parsons Kan W. A. Wiley Jefferson City L. Fisher St. Louis Sedalia Missouri Pacific J. W. McClain John Brockmyer Versailles John Brandt Fred Freeman Misouri Pacific Eldon John Blue Katy Hospital O R. C B. of R. T B. of L. E B. of L. F Denison E. F. Yancey Fort Worth Waco T. J. Warren Kansas City Nevada M. E Warren F. C. Shultz Union Pacific Shultz

Markets See Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Rise This Week

Kansas City reports cattle receipts 24 800 this week vs 29 700 last week and 25 000 last year. Prices rise 10 to 15 cents on most grades. hogs run 5 to 15 cents higher earlier, then weaker. sheep and lambs steady to 15 cents higher on Monday, with Tuesday steady and today mostly 10 cents lower. Top cattle values include extra prime cornfed steers 5.25 to 5.60, veal calves 5.50 to 5.60, and stockers 4.00 to 4.50. Receipts show 5 600 hogs, 32 900 sheep and lambs this week, with price ranges noted across multiple classes.

Kansas City God Wit

Pettis County Court Sets February Fees and Licenses

The Pettis county court approved February fee bills totaling 1366.64 and issued drum shop licenses to Jules Schmidt and J G Bond. The April criminal court jury panel includes W R Scott Heath Creek E B Cummings Longwood and Patrick Cashman Houstonia among many others from local towns.

Pettis County Jules Schmidt J. G. Bond W. R. Scott Heath Creek E. B. Cummings Longwood Patrick Cashman Houstonia M. G. Smith Blackwater E. D. Williams Lamonte W. N. Snow Dresden J. M. James Cedar W. S. Beard Bowling Green E. E. Black Smithton R. V. Dennie Prairie W. G. Ruffin Elk Fork

Presidential nominations sent to senate for Oklahoma

The president sent to the senate nominations for Oklahoma officials including John L. Pancost as associate justice, Andrew Ross and George B. Roberts as registers of land offices, and George B. Orner as receiver of public monies all in Alva and Mandan. Also includes an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with a testimonial from Hon. Jake Moore of Atlanta.

Scripps-McRae Press Association Washington Senate Supreme Court of Oklahoma John L. Pancost Registers of Land Andrew Ross Alva Okla George B. Roberts Mandan George B. Orner Jake Moore Atlanta W. E. Bard Drug Co

Mask skating party at Liberty park rink tonight

This afternoon was ladies day at the Liberty park skating rink with many youths enjoying the popular amusement. Tonight a mask skating party will be held and is expected to be a delightful affair.

Liberty Park

Local notices and personnel moves in Sedalia area

For rent a seven room house on two lots with barn near the city. Also 38 acres for corn land near the city. E. T. Thomson, Morey Crawford Building. John Bonker, formerly yard clerk for M K and T, elected district state deputy for the Woodmen of the World at Sedalia camp meeting.

E. T. Thomson Morey-Crawford John Bonker Woodmen of the World Sedalia

One More Woodman Initiated at Local Lodge

Robert Henderson was initiated last night at the Woodmen of the World meeting. The ceremony added a new member to the fraternal organization in the community.

Robert Henderson The Woodmen of the World

Smile in the Morning with Rocky Mountain Tea

An old W. E. Bard Drug Co. cue promotes daily cheer through simple habits. The verse invites readers to smile at morning and noon and enjoy Rocky Mountain Tea at night, reflecting a lighthearted health tonic ad tone.

Rocky Mountain W. E. Bard Drug Co

State Assessor Proceedings Published With Leader Portraits

The sixth annual meeting of the State Association of County Assessors is issued in pamphlet form received by the Sentinel. It includes portraits of President C. D. Brown of Pettis county and Rufus Jackson of Audrain, the vice president, along with the addresses delivered at the meeting.

The State Association of County Assessors Sentinel C. D. Brown Pettis County Rufus Jackson Audrain

Revival Meetings by John E. Dun in Nash ville Tenn

Evangelist John E. Dun of Nashville Tenn is in the city for a Church of Christ revival at Twelfth and Thompson streets. It begins next Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. The public is invited to attend.

John E. Dun Nashville Tenn Church of Christ Twelfth and Thompson Streets

Reception for New Pastor at First Congregational Church

The ladies of First Congregational Church plan an afternoon meeting to arrange a reception for Rev. James Parsons the new pastor and his wife next week.

the First Congregational Church James Parsons

Same Old Trouble In Water and Heat Outage

Residents report a repeated water and heat outage citing busted mains and a new pump. The brief notes ongoing utility issues and residents are left bearing the outage with little resolution yet.

Red Cross Ball Blue Promoted For Whites

Grocers offer a two ounce package of Red Cross Ball Blue at five cents to keep whites bright. The ad emphasizes yellow clothes appear unsightly and urges use of the product.

Chicago Markets Open High Low Close Wheat and Corn Prices

Chicago markets report mixed wheat and corn quotes with May and July futures. Hog and cattle numbers show slight declines across Chicago Kansas City and St Louis markets, with estimated Friday hogs around 25 thousand in Chicago and bids ranging from 6.00 to 6.35 for various hog categories.

Beunos Ayres Butcher Arrested for Murders and Flesh Trade

Beunos Ayres, Brazil, Jose Modiry, a city butcher, was arrested on multiple murder charges after fourteen corpses were found in his shop. A mob attempted lynching, but police intervened. The notice also promotes Deits Little Early Risers laxative by W. E. Bard Drug Co.

Deitt W. E. Bard Drug Co

Two-Cent Railroad Fare Is Law In Ohio

Cleveland Ohio March the law establishing a two cent rate for passenger travel within Ohio went into effect today and railroads are expected to comply. Major carriers have not altered schedules but smaller lines may cut some trains to offset fare reductions.

California Fig Syrup Co United States Cleveland, O Oho

Dumpville Doings February to March Local Notes

Dumpville notes report Fred Beard leaving for Iowa, Henry Rider on a Cole Camp trip, A S Bushey selling his farm with a sale set for the 13th, Oma Goodnight visiting relatives, and a well attended church service at Point Pleasant. Local residents observed Monsees sale and multiple callers over the weekend. B G Lewis received a car of corn, H Viebroeck sent hogs to Warsaw, Tom Bean rents the Iverian house to Donahoe.

Henry Rider Cole Can A. S. Bushey Oma Goodnight Reed Point Pleasant Will Brinecke Will Kelsley B. G Lewis Henry Viebroeck Warsaw Tom Bean Iverian Donahoe

Spring Home Makeover For Body With Rocky Mountain Tea

Advertisement touts Hol lister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring health helper that cleanses impurities and purifies the blood. Sold for 35 cents by W. E. Bard Drug Co.

Hollister Rocky Mountain W. E. Bard Drug Co

Secalia Camp Meeting Brings In Two New Members

Secalia Camp No. 5570 of the M. W. A. held a meeting on Wednesday night and received two applications for membership.

Secalia Camp No

Elks Plan State Organization in Pennsylvania

More than 200 Elks members from almost every Pennsylvania lodge met in Harrisburg to form a state organization. The aim is to bring lodges into closer contact and strengthen relations among Pennsylvania Elks, with several prominent members in attendance.

Storage and moving services ad with contact

Thinking of storage call Main 213 Bell. Splendid warehouse with vans and furniture cars for hire offering household goods and stove storage.

Main Bell Phone

Sedalia Markets Cereals and Breadstuffs

Market notes list prices for corn oats hay and wheat with per bushel and per ton figures. Prairie hay baled nine to ten dollars per ton, Timothy hay baled around ten dollars.

Local Market Prices for Produce and Staples

A grocery list shows commodity prices including potatoes at 65 cents per bushel, corn meal, sorghum at about 35 to 40 cents per gallon, various flours per cwt, spring chickens, geese, ducks, and turkeys priced per pound. Entries reflect early 20th century retail rates and unit measures.

Sea Gypsies of the Mergui Archipelago

In the Mergui archipelago off lower Burmah live sea gypsies who travel by covered boats. They fish by day and harpoon turtles or dive for oysters, returning to shore each night with families and pets. When weather turns foul they land with dogs and catch porcupines and squirrels for meals.

Clergyman Smuggler Nabbed At Dover With Tobacco Cigs

Customs officers in Dover stopped an Ossett clergyman attempting to land twelve pounds of tobacco and snuff concealed about his person and three hundred cigars in his trouser legs. He pleaded for release on account of the cloth.

Dover Os‘end

Curtis Jett Stands Trial For James Cockrell Murder

Cynthiana Ky March 8 Curtis Jett already serving a life sentence for Thomas Marcum murder was placed on trial today on the charge of murdering James Cockrell in a new case.

Scripps-McRa F Press Association Cynthiana Curtis Jett Thomas Marcum James Cockrell

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Manhattan News OF the Rail R. M. Dunham Green Ridge H. H. Humes John Baldwin Flat Creek G. C. Doeffler Lake Creek Josiah Sterling Hughesville F. W. Pripps Clem Honkamp Richard Fisher W. B. Higgins James Amick J. J. Coats H. H. Edwards Sedalia Theater C. S. Primrose Presents Haskins Lawrence Russell Mar Julius Cahn Harry Brown Harum L. S. Starrett Starrett Cal Knight-Marshall-Howe Hardware Company W. Second St W. Main St Bonker Chicago Chicago Nogs dc Scripps-McRee Press Association New York A_ dispatch Beunos Ayres Brazil Jose Modiry Ohio Dumpville Doings Dumpville Fred Beard Iowa Charlies Frisby Mr. Donahoe Secalia Camp Meeting Elks Plan Harrisburg Sedalia Markets Bell James A. Capen Fourth ST J. S. Leslie America Gia
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