Sedalia Sentinel Editorial Staff and Leadership
The Sedalia Sentinel lists C. F. Kibby as president and George H. Scruton and John E. Tiedeman as editors.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
2
The Sedalia Sentinel lists C. F. Kibby as president and George H. Scruton and John E. Tiedeman as editors.
Sedalia readers are informed of daily and monthly subscription options by carrier and by mail. Rates include Daily postpaid three months at a dollar, six months at two dollars, or a yearly mail subscription at four dollars. Bell telephone listings and local post office handling are noted.
The article notes Dr Laquer’s claim that Americans aged 40 to 60 show lower survival than Germans, with 179 per thousand in Germany versus 170 in the United States for ages 40 to 60 and 78 versus 65 for over 60. It questions whether immigrant influx skewed results, and suggests lifestyle factors and pace of work affect longevity more than hours worked.
The piece recounts historic attempts to corner grain markets, noting Hutchison’s 1881 Chicago price spike to $2 a bushel and several large losses from Keene, Handy, Harper, Leiter, McGeoch, Cudahy, and Deacon White in corn and wheat. It frames these as major but costly episodes with limited lasting success.
The fragment notes a strenuous examination of a problem and mentions Father-in-law Zimmerman seeking wealth. It implies a scramble for an easier method but lacks full context or clear events. The passage hints at a critique of improvised wealth pursuits within a family dynamic.
A new half fare rule for Swiss government owned railways uses a height standard instead of age. Gauges at ticket offices let clerks decide if a child pays full fare, aiming to reduce railway imposition while helping small children above the legal age.
Plans are under way to establish a new laundry in Sedalia soon with Col H C Demuth leading the project. An Iowa laundry expert will join local capital, and modern machinery will be installed to handle all work thoroughly once a suitable building is secured.
Funeral services for Mrs Ola Gentry held Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev J Caskey of the M E church South. Burial took place in Dresden city cemetery after an autopsy conducted Wednesday morning.
Advert says over half a million women found a perfect cure with Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Claims no alcohol opium cocaine or harmful drugs and that ingredients are purely vegetable. Dr Pierce offers free confidential consultations at 663 Main Street Buffalo New York by letter or in person.
Benjamin W Stratton, a one armed convict at Fort Leavenworth serving life for robbing the U S mail, claims to have escaped by wall scaling and night swimming the Missouri. He describes a life of crime from 1885 to 1898, detailing prison breaks, ranch work, and a reunion with his wife and son after release.
Grace Evelyn Hawthorne Darby, 28, labeled the "most beautiful patient," escaped from the Taunton state insane asylum with suspected aid from a Taunton lover. Authorities suspect they fled toward Nova Scotia. The case notes disputed insanity and a recent inheritance, with search efforts extending to Canadian cities.
A clean house is assured if you send curtains bedspreads quilts blankets and comforts to Monarch Laundry Charles Van Antwerp proprietor. Contact via both phones 183 for family washing and garment care.
Two 3 1 2 horsepower runabouts start from Columbus Circle at 9 30 AM on a 3500 mile trans continental race to Portland Oregon. Huss drives Old Scout with Milford Wigle. Megargil drives Old Steady with Barton Stanchfield. Prize: 1000 to winner, consolation car to loser. Route includes Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Erie Cleveland Toledo Chicago Davenport Des Moines Cheyenne and Boise City.
TRY US. And your laundry will henceforth be a source of joy to you. We do no bungling jobs. Our work is a credit to ourselves and sure to please you if you once give us a trial. Phone 154. LONGAN'S STEAM LAUNDRY.
Slogan urges keeping yellowed garments bright with Red Cross Ball Blue. Sold by grocers in two ounce packages for five cents, suggesting widespread availability and consumer use.
In Toledo on May 11 a Civil War veteran George M. Wilson, missing for 34 years from Demohos Ohio, is found alive in Seymour Iowa. His wife Mrs. Wilson and daughters Mrs Mary Kroll and Mrs Amanda Williams supported by him and pension agents previously believed him dead. The discover prompts pension reconsideration as the family learns of his survival and location.
A fresh air home for girls was dedicated in Milford Connecticut today to be maintained by the Protestant Episcopal Missionary Society of New York City. The ceremony was led by Bishop Coadjutor Greer and Bishop Brewster of Connecticut.
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