Lamm Announces Candidacy for County School Superintendent
G B Lamm declares intention to run for county school superintendent in the upcoming April election. The announcement signals a campaign focus on education leadership and local school policy.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1901
Page
2
G B Lamm declares intention to run for county school superintendent in the upcoming April election. The announcement signals a campaign focus on education leadership and local school policy.
A formal declaration announces G. L. Coleman as a candidate for Pettis County School Superintendent. He respectfully requests the community's support and signs the note with sincere regards.
Mr Hay will study his blue penciled treaty and try again noting past article rejections.
The article notes the Conkling Platt alliance echoing with the Platt Depew pairing. It remarks on a possible patriarchal gesture from Zimmerman to his ducal son in law involving a cash register. Secretary Hay is portrayed as convinced that Senator Morgan is rude and coarse.
The text sketches odd scenarios from 19th century diplomacy and culture. It mentions Bob Fitzsimmons buying a mountain lion and plans for home hoosevelt ing. It notes Mr Wu invited to view Chicago stock yards and a punitive expedition in China. It comments on Uncle Sam’s role in Manchuria and Li Hung Chang’s habits during crises.
The president urging Congress to share governing burdens for Cuba and the Philippines signals Hanna already facing increased responsibilities.
Senators Platt and Depew opposed William Cary Sanger's appointment as assistant secretary of war visiting the White House. They spoke strongly against the nomination before and after the encounter.
A fragmentary line appears to describe a scene with animals and a human tone, using unusual phrasing that evokes a public notice or editorial aside without clear context. The snippet lacks identifiable names, places, dates, or concrete actions to anchor a fuller report.
A fragment notes a passenger Charles Kelk to Warrensburg and mentions Prof Ivison of Lonaconing MD who suffered neuralgia and indigestion for thirteen years. A friend credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with complete relief after a few bottles. Arlington Pharmacy and J R Rippey of the State Fair association are referenced.
Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri states he suffered kidney disease for five years and, after trying doctors and remedies, was cured by FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE in under two bottles. He declares he is sound and well, and that all druggists carry the product.
The Atchison Globe notes publishers have taken Mrs Nation to task and declare her doom sealed, signaling a dramatic shift in the ongoing controversy and public response.
Local ad notes 5 000 pairs of Black Cat Hose offered at special prices this week. It lists THE BOSTON at 214 Ohio street and urges customers to visit Goodknight's second hand store at 205 West Main street for stove repairs and gasoline expertise. Contact via news phone No 385 and post in a conspicuous place. Crescent paint and City Drug Store are also advertised.
Spring goods now on display at Dexter's Book Store 109 East Second Street Sedalia Missouri. Pittsburg wallpaper line offered with broad variety and durable colors claiming better value through high volume and low profit. Store emphasizes uniform courtesy and customer benefits through inspection and comparison.
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