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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
2
The official paper of Sedalia serves as the city’s designated community publication for public notices and governmental information distributed to residents and civic entities.
The slate lists Mayor Hutchinson Marshall W H Boulltt Assessor Courtney Stevenson Collector J W Kennedy City Attorney G W Barnett Jr Police Judge J B Longan Treasurer Ed J Evans School Board J T Montgomery and A W McKenzie Aldermen First Ward H W Menschke Second Ward John Wheelan Third Ward John A Ready Fourth Ward Grant Crawford.
The fall meeting in Schenectady featured Professor Edward Everett Hale Jr of Union College declaring faith in evangelical Christianity. His account details a life shift from worldly pleasures to focus on faith, aligning with a Master rather than seeking worldly ambition.
The piece notes Judge Andy Hamilton condemning New York Life officials for the company’s sins while arguing life has aims beyond success. It also comments on Republicans fighting over statehood and rate bills, suggesting Democrats unite for an upcoming battle.
The piece jokes about harsh legal rules in Arkansas and how a man pleading self incrimination is jailed. It notes Sedalia faces two non partisan tickets for business administration and mocks candidate suitability, suggesting a tooth extractor could be a tax collector while lamenting a doctor twice unable to run.
In Moore's Ferry area four Spence sisters aged from Mrs Randolph to Miss Clarinda rejected Lewis Sexton a farm hand after he secured a marriage license with Clarinda's written consent. Clarinda fled with Edgar Highly to Ohio, leaving Sexton to seek a wife among the other sisters. He returned home unwed. his first intended wife had died months earlier.
The Sentinel announces Hon. Alf F Rector of Saline County as a candidate for congress in the Seventh district, subject to Democratic voters in the primaries on Saturday, April 7. It also announces Hon. C. W. Hamlin of Greene County as a Democratic primary candidate for the same district on April 7.
D. E. Kennedy announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Judge of the Probate Court of Pettis County subject to party action.
New York report states William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill has collapsed from stress and illness. He plans to quit the show at year end and retreat to his Wyoming ranch, after family losses and a troubled divorce bid drew public criticism and professional reverses.
The Sentinel announces Charles S. Williams as a Democratic county recorder candidate subject to party action. The Sentinel also announces Walter Morey as a Republican candidate subject to party action and Charles D. Rayburn as a Republican candidate subject to party action.
Pattern No 5522 presents a narrow front yoke dress with a front waist crossing under a box pleat and inverted box pleats for fullness. Back is plain, sleeves in shirt-waist style. Materials include pale blue albatross and others. medium size uses 2 5/8 yards of 36 inch fabric. Pattern sent for 10 cents. order coupon provided. Thursday Bard Drug offers full size box of Dean's Kidney Pills to every applicant on Ohio Street.
Calvary church hosts Lenten services today with a 4 p.m. and a 7:39 p.m. sermon titled The Altar and the Sacrifice. All are invited to attend. an air of cordial welcome is emphasized. An advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure notes treatment claims by Hon. Jake Moore of Atlanta and lists W. E. Bard Drug Co. as the seller.
Improved 95 acre farm available for quick rental to a responsible renter. Good terms offered to the right man. Contact E T Thomson at the Morey Crawford Building for details.
Mrs Margaret Davis wife of C E Davis died Tuesday at her home in Sweet Springs The funeral was held Thursday afternoon the services by Rev Shackleford.
Robert Hopkins, a colored man, was arraigned in Justice W. E. Conner's court and sentenced to ten days in the county jail for disturbing the peace.
A vintage advertisement claims nervousness and sleeplessness stem from poor nourishment. It promotes Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as alcohol free and blood nourishing, endorsed by medical authorities, and notes additional herbal ingredients. It also advertises related remedies and a medical adviser offer with postage details.
Washington officials call for thorough restocking of game to protect future supplies. The report notes quail depletion due to nonmigratory habits and harsh winters, with live-bird shortages and cross-state challenges. Efforts include feeding, shelter, and coordinated actions by officials, associations, and private individuals across several states to prevent possible quail extinction.
A humorous job seeker offers to fill diverse roles from foreman at a publishing plant to pastor, trance medium, strike breaker, and teacher. He claims wide reputation and willingness to work west of the Missouri river, plus odd duties at a boarding house and mining assay work.
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