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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1906
Page
3
In Darlington Pennsylvania on March 19 a music loving crowd bid a second hand phonograph to 125 dollars. Willim Fausnaugh ran the machine during the sale causing lively humor and high spirits among farmers. The crowd surged and even toppled the auctioneer’s stand as the phonograph sold for 125 dollars.
Mrs Bane celebrated her 82d birthday at her Morgan street home with relatives. Miss Shaner lectured for W C T U at the Christian church. The Ladies Musical club plans an open session at Mrs A T Adams home Friday. Mrs C C Maclay visited Kansas City with daughter. Edward Daniels spent Sunday en route home from the Philippines. Rev Riggs spoke on rendering unto the Lord for benevolence to a St Louis orphanage project. A St Patrick day tea at Mrs Quigley’s aided church society. Art Gilbert and R F Bane to run a grain elevator business at Hughesville after buying into a venture.
Secretary Bonaparte approves a plan to train enlisted men as permanent engine room machinists. A Norfolk school under Rear Admiral S. M. Thomas will educate recruits, with Newport veterans choosing deck or engine duties. Coal passers gain bunkers familiarity before becoming machinists' mates after three years and re enrollment.
Sporting goods of all kinds featured in an attractive window display at K M H Hardware Co. The local hardware store highlights a range of athletic equipment and outdoor items for customers.
The National Civic Federation executive council will convene in New York today for its annual meeting. The agenda includes electing officers and outlining the organization’s plans for the coming year.
A Batesville Indiana man writes of a three month severe cold. After trying a druggist’s medicine and a physician with no relief, he used Foley's Honey and Tar and was cured in eight doses. Refuse substitutes. Arlington pharmacy sells it.
Our Pattern Department offers a shirt-waist pattern for ten cents. Send orders to the Pattern Department of this paper with size, pattern number, name and address. Use the coupon form provided to specify SIZE and NAME.
Modern furnished rooms available with steam heat and porcelain baths at Le Grande Family Hotel located at Fourth and Lamine Streets. Meals also provided for residents.
Rome observes Pope Pius X name day with a public mass for a small circle, a luncheon with his sister, and a private reception for the Sacred College. He thanked the Cardinals for their wishes and received numerous valuable presents.
Advertises Hallister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a preventive remedy for listlessness headaches and spring disorders. Claims it makes you strong and vigorous with 35 cent tea or tablets from Bard Drug Co.
Sedalia merchants note heavy sales of Sweet Springs Big 8 and Vigoral Health hard wheat flours. The ad urges customers to try Vigoral Health, claiming it outperforms all rivals and guarantees satisfaction or money back.
In Boston on March 19, Hungarians commemorated Louis Kossuth with exercises at the Washington monument Public Garden. A wreath in American and Hungarian colors rested at the statue and speakers delivered addresses. The organizing committee hosted luncheon at the Panonia club with many prominent locals attending. Similar observances occurred in New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Chicago Detroit and other Hungarian communities.
A local laundry advertises quick pickup and delivery with modern convenience. Char. Van Antwerp, proprietor, invites patrons to send their family washing and receive a reliably cleaned bundle in pleasing condition. Phone 183.
The will of the late Jerry Simpson was filed in Wichita probate court to prove witness signatures. Samuel Forsha, a signatory from Hutchinson, has died since signing, requiring new witnesses before probate in New Mexico. Under Kansas law the will leaves all property to Simpson’s wife and is valued around $10,000.
An old advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a pleasant cathartic for colds and respiratory issues. It claims to evacuate bowels, clear the head, loosen phlegm, and relieve coughs, with sale by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Chicago March 19 Billy Parker 17 a chorus girl favorite and casino hanger on loses status as his father Henry Parker lay paralyzed at the Shenandoah hotel His mother seeks a bondsman as Parker forged checks to fund a spree before being jailed He boasts of poker craps and a ring for a debt while Deputy Gorham of Wheaton handles a $190 payoff tale set around Fort Dearborn LaSalle theater and Clark street tavern.
Missouri club women discuss choosing a state flower for federation ribbons at the St. Paul biennial. Mrs. Lewis Lacey suggests the apple blossom, noting Missouri’s apple production and nickname the state of the big red apple.
Hon. Jake Moore of Atlanta Georgia says he suffered with indigestion for over 20 years. After using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure it relieved him in one day and he now enjoys better health. The product digests food and relieves sour stomach gas belching and related discomfort. Sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
Sportsmen gather as a window displays fishing gear and tackle. The scene highlights local angling interests and shop offerings drawing enthusiasts to the storefront in a busy pedestrian area.
In Brooklyn and Brentwood Long Island, the Sisters of the Order of St. Joseph mark the fifteenth anniversary with solemn high mass led by Bishop McDonnell. The sisters serve St. Joseph parishes across Long Island and teach in parochial schools. St. Josephs College and related institutions hosted special services. Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar ad copy follows, praising its cleansing effect on mucous membranes.
Cattle men from across Texas convene for the annual meeting of the Cattle Raisers' Association of Texas at the Dallas opera house. The three day session draws 1700 members as Fort Worth stock show begins soon, with local clubs and citizens preparing hospitality for visitors.
An advertisement urges readers to take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure after meals to stop belching puffing and palpitating. The product digests food and leaves the stomach comfortable and sweet. Sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
The funeral for F. H. Motz, a former Missouri Pacific fireman, was held Sunday at 10 a.m. at his home 423 East Broadway. Interment followed in Mt. Herman cemetery about five miles north of the city.
Deputy sheriff Petto Albani was attacked on John D. Rockefeller’s Pontico Hills estate as two Black Hand members assaulted him with clubs and knives. Antonio Malano aided Albani before being struck. Malano fired three shots to raise alarm. Police report at least twenty Black Hand members in town and fears of attempted coercion of Italian workers on the Rockefeller grounds.
Improved farm of 95 acres must be rented quickly to a reliable party. Good terms offered to the right man. Apply E T Thomson at the Morey Crawford Building.
The regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. at the court house restrooms has been postponed from Tuesday afternoon to the first Friday in April.
A neglected cold can develop pneumonia, often fatal, and even after recovery the lungs are weakened and prone to consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough strengthens the lungs and helps prevent pneumonia sold by Arlington pharmacy.
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