Howe Party Returns From Southwest Hospital Tour
Dr. E F Yancey and party along with Mrs Yancey Mr and Mrs J C Williams Miss Nelle Harris and Billy Homan of Otterville arrived home this morning on the delayed M K T passenger train No 2. They spent a week visiting towns in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas seeking a site for a new hospital to serve railroad employees in the region. They toured Parsons Oklahoma City Denison San Antonio Sherman and other points, enjoyed the trip and received many courtesies while traveling in private car 26.
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Southwest
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Yancey
Parsons
Kas
Oklahoma City
Denison
San Antonio
Sherman
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Coughs and Colds
Arlington pharmacy sells Foley's Honey and Tar claimed to cure coughs colds bronchitis asthma croup whooping cough hoarseness and bronchial trouble pneumonia and la grippe. The ad presents a general remedy claim likely from an old wartime era pamphlet.
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Arlington Pharmacy
RAGPICKER S HIDDEN HOARD IN BRAIL LEUL
In Brail leul northern France police entered a crowded marine store after years of nuisance complaints. The store held rotting debris filling 12 carts and two leather sacks weighing 160 pounds loaded with silver coins and copper. The hoarder laments exposure of his secret.
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Paris
Brailleul
France
Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar Advertises Cold Cure
The product claims to purge a cold by evacuating the bowels and clearing the head. It is described as pleasant and effective, aiding phlegm relief, bronchial strength, and cough relief for colds croup and whooping cough. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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Kennedy
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Pattern Dress For Girls with Box Pleats and Belt
The pattern showcases a long line box pleated dress in light brown French flannel with invisible center pleat closure and a patent leather belt. Mohair cashmere or plaids suit best. medium size uses 3 5/8 yards of 44 inch fabric. sizes 5 to 12 years. Pattern 5237 costs 10 cents with orders to the paper Pattern Department. Also note DelWitts Little Early Risers sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
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DelWitt
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Fireman Grabs An Eagle On Rocky Mountain Limited
Denver witnesses a dramatic railroad capture as a fireman and engineer snatch a seven foot four inch American eagle flying beside the Rocky Mountain limited at 60 to 65 mph. The bird was secured in the cab and destined for City Park for public viewing.
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Denver
Col
Rocky Mountain Limited
Here
King of
City Park
Simon
Shively League Meeting Set in Kansas City
Dr D M Shively president of the Western association calls a Western magnates meeting in Kansas City at the Baltimore hotel Thursday morning. A league schedule meeting is planned Thursday with further business Friday. Shively has twelve schedules to select from and expects an active season with brighter prospects than last year.
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Western Association
Kansas City
D. M. Shively
The
Western
Baltimore
League
Shively
Oldest Sisters Claim Questioned in Census of Three
In Coatesville Pa and Elgin Ill three sisters are argued over as the nation’s oldest trio. The Elgin trio totals 265 years, the Coatesville sisters 252 years. Sisters named include Nancy Hillis Boston 82 Laura K Smith St Louis 89 Ruth A Thiers Elgin 84. Their mother Nancy Kimball died at 101. The Coatesville group are Charlotte Himes Vineland 86 Sarah Lawrence Coatesville 84 Catharine Worrell Reedsville 82. All are healthy and likely to reach a century.
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Elgin
Coatesville
United States
Friends of Three Sisters
Nancy Hillis
Boston
Laura K. Smith
St. Louis
Ruth A. Thiers
Largest rat caught at Tacoma port weighs seven pounds
Tacoma warehouseman E Holmes killed what is described as the biggest rat ever seen along the local waterfront. The two foot long creature weighed nearly seven pounds and fought for 20 minutes before its death. It is believed to be a South American species that arrived on a ship.
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Tacoma
Wash
Holmes
South America
Five Days for Trespassing Sentenced
Peter Lawson and Frank Nelson were arrested Saturday for trespassing on Missouri Pacific property and this morning each received a five day sentence in the county jail by Justice W. E. Conner.
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Peter Lawson
Frank Nelson
Constabulary
Missouri Pacific
W. E. Conner
Storage options for household goods and furniture
When contemplating storage of household goods, stores, etc., call up Main 213, Bell phone. Splendid ware house, vans and furniture cars for Lire.
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Bell Phone
Lizards in Stomach Kill 17-Year-Old Boy
Fred Hillock of Sault Ste. Marie Michigan died after three lizards hatched and grew in his stomach over several weeks. Doctors called the case the strangest on record following his vomit of a five inch white lizard with black eyes and two more later.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Fred Hillock
Hillock
Texas
Medical Fraternity
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement claims indigestion is a habit to break. It promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure after meals to stop belching puffing and palpitating by aiding digestion. Sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Woman editor folds Newburg Tribune after three years
Mrs R J Burkholder of Newburg Pa editor and proprietor and the Cumberland valleys only woman editor suspends the weekly Newburg Tribune after three years of publishing from her front room citing exhaustion from balancing journalism and housework.
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Chambersburg
R. J. Burkholder
Newburg Tribune
Cumberland Valley
Zameschi brothers unveil wireless telephony system
Rome reports the brothers Zameschi of Pomarance have devised a wireless telephony method using Hertzian waves. The apparatus resembles a large telephone and carries voices clearly over 290 to 300 yard experiments. They plan to build equipment for longer distances.
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Rome
Zameschi
Pomarance
Marconi
World Good Enough? Cannon Warns of Inching Progress
Speaker Samuel Cannon argues the world improves slowly yet remains uncertain about making it better. He defends the stance of preserving what works and resisting drastic changes, labeling himself a steadfast standpat.
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Speaker Cannon
Calamity Kansas Bemoans Corncob Prices for Kindling
In a quirky complaint Kansas laments corncobs now costly as a luxury for fire starters and says she must ship them east to be turned into maple syrup instead.
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Kansas
Trouble in Matrimony Sparks Health Certificate Proposal
A Chicago attorney pushes a law restricting marriage to individuals with health certificates. Critics warn the reform risks turning marriage into a formal, onerous process akin to matching silk at a bargain counter.
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Chicago
Sedalia Council approves grade and paving for Ohio avenue
March 9 1906 Sedalia Missouri council resolves to grade and pave Ohio avenue from Broadway to the Missouri Kansas Texas Railway with vitrified brick on a concrete base. The 40 foot width covers intersections to curb lines and building lines. Costs to be included in special assessment. Published in Sedalia Weekly Sentinel and Sedalia Evening Sentinel.
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Ohio Avenue
Broadway Street
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Sedalia
Missouri
Broad Way Street
Misouri
Sedal
Main Street
Second Street
Lamine Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Extinct Monster Bones Found in Dead Lodge Canyon
H A Crofton of Calgary reports fossilized remains found in Dead Lodge canyon British Columbia. A vertebrae and eight enormous ribs exposed, backbone as large as a man and seven feet long, with three bones brought to town after careful excavation.
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Calgary
British Columbia
H. A. Crofton
Dead Lodge Canyon
Crofton
Foreign commerce nears 3 billion in 1905 record
Washington reports that the United States foreign commerce for 1905 totals about 2.806 billion in merchandise imports and exports, with December exports near 200.9 million. Imports reach 1.179 billion, while noncontiguous U.S. territory trade climbs to roughly 134.9 million.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commercce and Labor
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Mon arch Laundry promises quick, reliable family wash
If you've never sent your family washing to the Mon arch Laundry you don't realize the relief we can afford you. We call for your bundle and return it in a condition that will delight you. Why not avail yourself of this modern convenience. Phones 183. CHAS. VAN ANTWERP, Proprietor.
Turkeys Quarrel Settled By Court Ruling
A dispute over 14 young turkeys split between two farms with a white hen and a bronze hen as alleged mothers. A witness testified a dog chased the flock causing the bronze hen to flee while the white hen fought the dog, leading the judge to award the brood to the white hen’s owner.
Smithton Resident Ernest Marquardt Dies at 83
Ernest Marquardt aged over 83 known as Grandpa Marquardt died suddenly Saturday night at his home one mile south of Smithton due to heart trouble. He was among the area’s oldest residents and is survived by relatives and friends. Funeral held today at 2 PM at the German M. E. church in Smithton with Rev. W. L. Meyer officiating. burial followed in Smithton cemetery.
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Ernest Marquardt
Smithton
W. L. Meyer
Rocky Mountain Tea for children from Bard Drag Co
Hol Uster endorses Rocky Mountain Tea to keep little ones strong and healthy. Available as tea or tablets at 35 cents. W. E. Bard Drag Co.
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Rocky Mountain
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Hol Uster
W. E. Bard Drag Co
Delegates chart for Southwest convention in St Louis
The Globe-Democrat reports over 100 acceptances for the commercial clubs of the Southwest convention in St Louis on April 16 and 17 under the Business Men's League. Sedalia will be represented by W. H. Powell J. W. Mellor and G. H. Scruton. Railroads offer a one fare plus 50 cents round trip to all points in nine states and territories. The St Louis League expects 300 delegates.
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Globe-Democrat
Commercial Clubs of
Southwest
St. Louis
Business Men's League
W. H. Powell
J. W. Mellor
G. H. Scruton
Sedalia
St. Louis League
Queen City hive accepts five applicants for membership
At the regular meeting Friday afternoon Queen City hive No. 7 L. O. T. M. accepted five applicants: Mesdames Ella Voult Jennie Litton Margaret Wells Anna Kahrs and Walter Brill. The hive will hold a class initiation on March 29.
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Queen City Hive No
Mesdames
Ella Voult
Jennie Litton
Margaret Wells
Anna Kahrs
Walter Brill
Hive
Red Cross Ball Blue Promotes White Clothes
Grocers offer two ounce packages of Red Cross Ball Blue for whitening fabrics. The product is sold at five cents and advertised to keep whites bright without yellowing.
When in Doubt Try a Sentinel Want Ad
A brief note promotes using Sentinel want ads as a quick way to find or sell items. It highlights practical usefulness and accessibility for readers seeking local classifieds.
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