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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1906

Page

4

Talbot Fighting the Flames Show Delayed Then Delivers in Sedalia

Fire fighters tonight show moves after a late arrival forced cancellation of the Kan sas City date. The company paraded through Sedalia before two performances at Liberty Park. Fire apparatus and the dog and pony act drew crowds and praise as the daytime show differed from the nighttime spectacle.

Pany Kansas City Liberty Park Sedalia Talbot Fighting the Flames Company

Sedalia Council Approves Third Street Curbing Plan

A May 7 1906 resolution orders concrete curbing on the south side of Third Street from Park Avenue to Barrett Avenue in Sedalia Missouri. Plans and grade established by the city engineer, with seven insertions in the Sedalia Evening Sentinel.

Sary Third Park Avenue Barrett Avenue Third Street Sedalia Missouri Presi Fifth Street Wood Grand Avenue Weekly Sentinel Evening Sentinel

Curbing Resolution for Fifth Street in Sedalia Missouri

A resolution declares the necessity to curb both sides of Fifth street from Grand Avenue to Quincy Avenue with concrete, except where existing curbing is adequate. It specifies exact curb offsets, structures, and the requirement to publish in weekly and daily Sedalia newspapers in May 1906.

Essary Grand Avenue Quincy Avenue Sedalia Missouri Fifth Street

How He Saw It. A grim Indian burial custom joke.

In a translated anecdote from Tales from Strekoza a wife notes a belief that living wives are buried with their dead husbands. The husband responds that even in death the man is not freed, highlighting the storyteller’s bleak humor about colonial era practices.

India Strekoza

Auction of Unredeemed Property by Queen City Loan Office

Public auction announced by Herbert Hakan proprietor of Queen City Loan Office. Sale will cover all unre deemed property in the office at 111 West Main Street. Bids from interested buyers are invited through the specified venue.

Remarkable Longevity and Smoking Trends Across Two Cities

London reports show women and men increasingly embrace smoking in public and in servants quarters, with smoking saloons and women’s accessories becoming common. Chicago records the death of 123 year old Mrs Philo Rogers highlighting long life and early abolitionist era context.

Marjorie Wilson England

Wonderful Telephone Then Dinner Invite Trapped by Mrs Brown

A newspaper joke recounts Mr Brown praising a telephone link between office and home. He invites his friend Smith to dine, but Mrs Brown’s clear reply questions whether they run a hotel, highlighting a humorous miscommunication via the telephone.

Mr. Brown Smith

Kodol for Dyspepsia Promises Better Complexion Links Stomach Health

A claim that a good complexion depends on a healthy stomach promotes Kodol for Dyspepsia as a digestant to normalize digestion. It alleges relief from heart palpitations, flatulence, sour stomach and heartburn and notes sale by W. E. Bard Drug Co.

W. E. Bard Drug Co

To Mecca by Rail Soon

The Hedjaz railway is under construction to connect Damascus with Mecca to haul pilgrims. Spanning about 1200 miles mostly through deserts it will boost Jordan valley trade and create branch lines for local commerce. From Damascus to Maan 400 miles has operated for months supervised by Germans with Turkish workers.

Mecca Hedjaz Damascus Mussumans Jordan Maan

Somerville Tea Farm Sends 12000 Pounds of Tea

The Somerville tea farm in South Carolina, the only tea farm in the western hemisphere, will ship 12000 pounds of choice tea this year. Despite obstacles, aided by the U.S. government, the farm has reached a level that competes with the best teas from China, India, Formosa, or Java, proving fine tea can be grown at home with labor considerations aside.

Somerville S. C United States China India Formosa Java

Washerwoman and Autoist in Battle Creek

Mrs. Christian K. Huber, a Battle Creek washerwoman, earns $25 in six days from 18 to 24 family washings weekly, owns multiple properties, and has saved $1,000 to buy her car. She enjoys Sunday country rides to forget home cares and uses her machine for deliveries. She argues she has the right to own an automobile like the wealthy.

Battle Creek Mich Christian K. Huber Huber Mrs. Huber Sue

Emperor William Returns to Crefeld with Cavalry Regiment

In Crefeld Germany Emperor William promised dancing partners for local girls in 1903. A cavalry regiment arrived from Duesseldorf as the emperor participated in the reception. Silk and velvet decorations highlighted a festive city event with new permanent barracks funded by the Reichstag.

Crefeld Germany William Duesseldorf Reichstag

Cambridge paymaster Enoch Howlett returns after illness

Enoch Howlett city paymaster and longtime Cambridge public servant resumes duties at city hall after a ten day sick leave. He turned 80 on March 22 and regrets spending his eightieth birthday at home instead of in service.

Enoch Howlett Cambridge Mass

History exams begin for senior class today

The senior class examinations started this morning in history and will be completed by Tuesday afternoon.

Oldest Missourian Frederick Saugrain Celebrates 100th Birthday

Frederick Saugrain, the oldest native-born Missourian in the Louisiana Purchase, marked his 100th birthday at his Sedalia, Missouri home. He is the son of Dr. Anton Francois Saugrain, friend of Benjamin Franklin and noted pioneer scientist of the Mississippi Valley. Saugrain was born at the Saugrain home in St. Louis a century ago.

Frederick Saugrain Louisiana Purchase Sedalia Mr. Saugrain Anton Francois Saugrain Benjamin Franklin Mississippi Valley Saugrain St. Louis

Glacier Ice Mining Venture on Mont Blanc Summit

A new company plans to excavate the Mont Blanc glacier in Switzerland at 4000 feet, blasting with dynamite to harvest ice blocks. The cubes will be brought down by a narrow gauge railway to the valley, processed, and shipped by rail to southern France.

Mont Blanc Switzerland France

Lincoln Woman Dead Misses Helvey

Mrs George Helvey wife of a prominent Lincoln citizen died at her Lincoln home Thursday morning. The Helveys were former Sedalia residents.

Lincoln George Helvey Lincoln, Mo

Federal Judge Lochern retires in Minnesota

William Lochern, federal judge for Minnesota, retires on Tuesday under the age limit on full pay. Milton Purdy, assistant to Attorney General Moody, is thought to be his successor.

Lochern Minnesota Milton Purdy Moody

Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed by Ark. Reader

A.A. Herren of Finch Arkansas commends Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough cold and lung remedy. He claims it has cured consumption in the first stages and notes Arlington Pharmacy sells it.

A.A. Herren Finch, Ark Foley Arlington Pharmacy

Burial of Leo Jeffries in Catholic Cemetery

The remains of Leo Jeffries were interred this morning at the Catholic cemetery. Rev. Fr. D Healy of Springfield Missouri conducted a brief burial service.

Leo Jeffries D. Healy Springfield

After Supper Sale Draws Local Shoppers

Community merchants advertise an after supper sale drawing crowds at the downtown shops. Bargains on household goods and seasonal items lure residents, with door prizes and special discounts offered through the evening.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Broadway Sedalia Agency Outfitters Men Yemen Talbot Sedalia, Missouri Council of the John A. Collins L. S C. E. Baker Herbert Hakan Queen City Loan Office West Main Street Chas. E. West Ohio Street Wall Paper Stanley Coal CO IES PHON K.G T.R.R Ohio Oking London Euston Station Liverpool West End Soci Chicago Philo Rogers Ada Street S.osid Michigan Flower-Barnett D. G. Co That City Ing Mr. and Mrs. Helvey Mer Scripps-McRae Press Association Lea Jeffries Wm. C. English English New Sedalia Claude W. Ennis F. A. Stitt Thiebes-Stierlin Music CO Sedalia, MO Anheuser- Busch Anheuser - Busch Brewing Nt. Louis, U. S. A Peter Pehl & Coo Peter Pehl & Company Foleys Bright’s
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