Americans Advance in Philippines Amid Prisons Exchange Talks
The Manila dispatch reports Gen. MacArthur sending officers with money and provisions to insurgent held Americans and seeking prisoner exchanges. Gilmore and 11 Yorktown crew members are believed captured at Baler with ten confirmed prisoners. Maj. Bell’s scouts seize Macabebe as Lawton presses forward. President Schurman’s cable confirms Philippine commission concessions and self government experiments under US supervision. Dewey’s victory anniversary draws praise from McKinley.
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Manila
MacArthur
Antonio Luna
J. C. Gilmore
United States
Yorktown
Baler
Luzon
Bell
Macabebe
Calumpit
Lawton
W. M. Young
Diamond
Harrington
Somerfield
Murphy
Oregon
Manila Bay
Admiral Dewey
Washington
State Department
Schurman
Philippine Commission
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Otis
J.B. Morse
California Heavy Artillery
George T. Ballinger
California Infantry
Ralph B. Lister
Colorado
William R. Gibson
Fifty-first
Iowa
Chris A. Beck
Minnesota
E. V. D. Murphy
Montana
Wallace c. Taylor
Nebraska
Rees Jackson
Frank B. Hawkins
Pennsylvania
Evan A. Young
South Dakota
William C. Webb
Utah Light Artillery
Gilmore
Secretary of the Navy
Dewey
New York
Navy Yard
McKinley
Wind Storm Wipes Out Kansas Wheat and Oats
Kansas City report notes Democrat J. G. Johnson said a severe wind storm affected southern and western Kansas on Sunday, wiping out whole quarter sections of wheat and oats. He cited losing a 40 acre field of oats. The storm caused full losses to farmers in the affected area.
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Kansas City
J. G. Johnson
Kansas
Letter from Mayor Jones Mirrors Toledo Leader's Vision
A Sedalia resident praises Samuel M. Jones of Toledo for a second term win. The mayor’s reply emphasizes lifting citizens from economic bondage toward industrial freedom and the right to a decently human life, valuing movement over global political glory.
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Sedalia
Samuel M. Jones
Toledo
Ohio
S. M. Jonas
Can't Serve His Country Joe Hewitt Faces Recurring Barriers
Joe Hewitt continues attempts to join the regular army facing repeated rejections. Enlisted locally, sent home for prior felonious housing, barred again in Kansas City and St. Joseph after recognition at recruiting stations. Mrs Bettie H Gentry near the city improves after illness.
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Joe Hewitt
New York
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Mother
A South Burgettstown mother says her youngest son nearly died from whooping cough but improved after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. She credits a few doses with curing him entirely and notes it as the best cough medicine she has used. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
J. L. Moore
South Burgettstown
Conversions Highlight Cumberland Presbyterian Meetings
Two conversions occurred Sunday night at the Cumberland Presbyterian church drawing much interest. Rev. E. E. Martie of Marshall and pastor Rev. B. G. Mitchell will continue meetings this week at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
E. E. Martie
Marshall
B. G. Mitchell
Eagle Eye Salve Featured for Weak Eyes and Blurred Vision
Advert shows Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve praised for keen sight and clear vision. Sold by dealers at 25 cents. Separately petitions filed in federal court in Kansas City to declare Home Town Mutual of Warrensburg and Town Mutual of Cameron bankrupt.
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Sutherland
Kansas City
Home Town Mutual Insurance Company of
Warrensburg
The
Town Mutual Insurance Company of
Cameron
Famous Little Pills Give Quick Liver Relief?
Panoramic line touts De Witt’s Little Early Risers as the remedy for torpid liver and all irregularities of the system, sold by Servant's Pharmacy.
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de Witt
Servant’s Pharmacy
Epworth League District Convention Dates Set
Miss Grace Collins of Knob Noster attended Sedalia last week as a member of the district board of the Epworth League. The district convention to be held in Sedalia is set for June 20 21 and 22.
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Grace Collins
Knob Noster
Sedalia
Epworth League
Scars and remedies appear amid duties and commerce
A mix of advertisements and notices reports a horse fall healing with DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, new depot staff at Katy, and two hires. It also notes Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for rheumatism, Colic remedy claims, Longwood crops and One Minute Cough Cure from Servant’s Pharmacy.
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DeWitt
Servant’s Pharmacy
McGirk Matters News and Local Happenings
Special correspondent reports new residences and carpentry projects in McGirk. notes on residents, illness, farm work, and local church gatherings. mentions road work, fertilizer hopes, and praise for the Sedalia Sentinel's recent write up and growing circulation.
Grain-O Presents Alternative to Coffee
Grain-O offers a coffee like drink with opposite effects. It claims to soothe the stomach aid digestion and strengthen nerves. Each package available for 15 and 25 cents.
Red Cross Hall Hosts Clear White Clothes Drive
The notice invites residents to participate in a hall event promoting bright white garments through a community drive. Volunteers organize cleaning and whitening methods, with dates and location to be announced at the venue.
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Red Cross
Good Crop Apples at Candy Palace
Readable notes report a bountiful harvest with twenty bushels of apples sold at Candy Palace. The item highlights supply conditions and a local vendor sale event.
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Candy Palace
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William Kahrs
West Leon St St
Tel
Kahrs & Bloess
Viggr
Mormon Church
Bishop Remedy CO
Servant’s Pharma
Sar Cy
Francisco, Cai
Fifth and
Joan J. Ybathr
Pres
W. P- HaLey
Apam Stral
Bank of Commerce
Ohio and
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Pettis County
John J. Yeater
L. H. Durley
D. H. Crear
A. M. Reed
Adam Ittel
W. E. Bard
Edward Hurley
J. M. Offield
W. P. Haley
W. S. Baker
Third National Bank
Sedalia, Mo
John N. Dalby
A. P. Morey
R.H. Moses
W. A. Latimer
Ass’t
J. N. Dalby
R. H. Moses
Henry W. Harris
D. H. Smith
H Mertz
N. H. Gentry
Chas. H. McAninch
Samuel C. Gold
Morris Harter
Jas T. Montgomery
H. Bothwell
Prest
WM. Courtney
J. E. R. Blair
Cashier
Sedalia National Bank
Tizisact General Service
E. F. Yancey
W. H. Evans
Wm. W. Meuschke
Charles E. Musick
J.H. Bothwell
Martin Menta Calion
D. F. Brown
Henry Lamm
E. R. Blair
J. W. Merphy
A. Lower
Oo. A. Crandall
F. A. Sampson
G. L. Faulhaber
PF. F. Hoffman
C. C. Evans
Okie and
Fourth Streets
East Main
Wacabde
Mayor Jones
Bettie H Gentry
Ash
Norway
DR. Bell
Charles Gentry
Theo. Creutzel
Edward Hough
Katy
John Glover
Thomas Seally
John Snider
Freed
Calhoun County
W. Va
P. E. Grisham
Gaars Mills
Oe Gregory
Longwood
McEgirk Matters
Sentinel
George Chambers
McGirk
Robert Johnson
M., K. & T. Railroad
Robertson
William Maxey Ove
MceGirks Carpenter
RK. Trachsel
Cook Brothers
Marion
J W Kamp
Anna Behrens
Billingsville
Otto Fritsch
Robert McGirk
Moniteau County
Harvey H. Kay
Rahsback
California
Key
Geo A Harlan
Six Miles
Concord Association
Lebanon Baptist Church
Robert Baldwin
Sedalia Sentinel
the Sentinel
Majestic Steel Ranges
Ilgenfritz
Hardware Company
Ott
Leftwich
Ella Rieeke
Caligraph
United Typewriter & Sgh Bs
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North Eighth ST
M. Tr. Slane
West Third Street
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