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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
5
W. S. Painter arrives home from Texas while visits shift among friends and relatives in Sedalia. A 1906 Austria to Turkey survey contrasts marriage ages. A Sedalia council resolution orders paving the alley between Main and Second streets with vitrified brick and concrete base, funded by special assessment.
In Clifton Heights the Oak Hill haunting ends when James Duffy encounters a masked figure. He discovers the supposed ghost is John Bonner, a Chester native, playing a practical joke. The item also sketches Herr Von Something, a nature editor circulating in Seattle and the Midwest with his simple life doctrine.
An advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as life giving and soothing. It highlights a gentle warming effect on nerves and blood and offers tea or tablets for 35 cents through W. E. Bard Drug Co.
A brief notice indicates payment to 216 and 218 Lamine Street in relation to a starch and soap matter. The exact terms or parties involved are not fully legible.
Hutchinson receives an offered Western Association franchise from President Shively. The deal involves Hutchinson taking over the Guthrie loss and posting a $500 forfeiture to seal the agreement.
Community readers seek to preserve local history after a classified notice in the Sentinel hints at a restoration project. Residents plan meetings to discuss funding, timelines, and the project’s impact on the neighborhood.
The remains of Mrs. C. V. Reed who died at Allen Illinois arrived with her husband daughter and mother Mrs Matilda Englund on Missouri Pacific train No 5 and were taken to the England home East Eleventh street Friends called today Funeral services are set for Tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the Second Congregational church Rev J B Fuller will conduct with Prof Rudolph Lundberg and Mrs Charles Bard in charge of music Interment will be in the city cemetery Pallbearers are Harry Hammond T H Jackson E N Melton J B Momberg Oscar Almquist and Dell Moore.
A notorious trickster who tormented residents across Pennsylvania faced a severe downfall. Authorities report his schemes ended in collapse as he confronted consequences for his actions.
A controversial German physician in Seattle preaches a theory tied to extreme cold and health. Local residents report heated debates as supporters defend his eccentric methods while critics question safety and scientific basis amid freezing conditions.
Sugar and lard sale item listing shows 20 pounds of best sugar and pure lard priced per pound. The notice presents a straightforward commodity price listing without additional context or dates.
Hon. Jake Moore of Atlanta Ga reports twenty years of indigestion relieved in one day by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The product digests food and relieves sour stomach gas belching and related symptoms. Sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
In Springfield Ohio a relic clock not wound for years began striking at midnight three nights before Alphonse Ferrell died. Relatives, including Alphonso Ferrell and Mrs. Cooper Ludlow, stood watch as the clock rang at 12 o clock. The clock struck only at midnight and is not explained.
Sacred Heart parishioners present a minstrel show by twenty five young men at the new Sedalia theatre on Easter Monday April 16. Rehearsals twice weekly promise one of the city's best local talent entertainments in some time.
The ad touts Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar as the original laxative cough syrup for coughs colds and croup. It claims to cleanse bowels and mucous membranes and notes it tastes good and is harmless. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug.
A humorous note from Clover Leaves mocks the Arkansas Times claim that the first kiss has no taste. The writer ridicules the idea, comparing it to strong flavors and vivid sensations, calling the Times man color blind and an ice house.
An advertisement extols Sweet Springs Big 5 Flour and Vigoral Health hard wheat flour as best in Sedalia. It claims Vigoral Health is the top choice for light bread and guarantees satisfaction or money back. The copy urges readers to buy only from first class dealers.
The city proposes to bring the Ohio avenue roadway from Broadway to the Missouri Kansas Texas Railway right of way to its established grade and pave it with vitrified brick on a concrete base. The 40 foot width follows curb lines with full width at intersections and along unpaved alleys. Also mentions Deitt’s Little Early Risers pills sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
The Senate passed a bill to open 505000 acres in the Kiowa Comanche and Apache Reservation Oxlaham to settlement. It moves to the president for signature and requires entry under homestead laws with bids at auction or sealed bids. Prices start at 1.50 per acre with one fifth down and four annual installments.
On Thursday Bard Drug company on Ohio street handed out a full size box of Dean's Kidney Pills to every applicant joining the program.
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