Sedalia Official Paper Endorses Hamlin for Congress
The official Sedalia publication endorses Courtney W. Hamlin for Congress. The notice appears in the paper’s political section and urges voters to support his candidacy at upcoming elections.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1906
Page
2
The official Sedalia publication endorses Courtney W. Hamlin for Congress. The notice appears in the paper’s political section and urges voters to support his candidacy at upcoming elections.
The passage notes a man who won honors there, was compelled to return to America after strenuous fighting and being wounded. He is now forty, and a brigadier general, with anticipation that more of his exploits will be revealed.
The piece lauds General Frederick Funston for his leadership during the San Francisco disaster, recounting his actions in Aguinaldo's capture and the 1906 earthquake, and extols his boldness and public esteem. It also touches on inland waterways and canal ambitions as part of a broader editorial voice.
The Sentinel prints notices declaring D. E. Kennedy as a Democratic nominee for Judge of the Probate Court Pettis County. Charles S. Williams is named for County Recorder under Democratic party prospects. Walter Morey seeks renomination as enmity recorder under Republican guidance. Charles D. Rayburn also seeks the Republican nomination for County Recorder.
Charles W. Daugherty is announced as a candidate for nomination as circuit clerk pending the Republican party's will. Asbury Goodknight is announced as a candidate for nomination for circuit clerk pending the Democratic party's will.
M L Imhoff verbals for Pettis county clerk seat pending Republican convention. Sam M Hodges announced as candidate and R C Dolph named as candidate for Pettis county clerk. T Spencer Hopkins also announced as a candidate for county clerk, subject to party guidance.
F. J. Bales was arraigned in Justice Rogers court this morning and sentenced to three days in the county jail for trespassing on the Missouri Pacific.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach strengthening tonic that purifies blood and supports liver and kidneys. It claims to cure liver and kidney troubles, boosts red blood cell production, and contains no alcohol or harmful drugs. It invites requests for testimonials and medical literature through Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
The Southeast Sluggers lost to the Franklin team 17 to 11 at the ball grounds corner of Ninth and Montgomery streets. Franklin players dominated, while the Sluggers could not keep pace in Sunday action.
Promotional item announcing Hogan and Son in Sedalia offering groceries and fresh meats at low cash prices with discounts on orders of five dollars or more. Emphasizes new goods and overall best quality and urges customers to place orders.
Notice announces H K Beate as candidate for Pettis county prosecuting attorney nomination and Higdon as candidate subject to Democratic party action. Also Nounces H B Shain as candidate for the prosecuting attorney nomination subject to Democratic party action.
The Democratic party announces Mary O. Hansberger as a candidate for Pettis county treasurer subject to party action. Lon V. Ware is announced as a Pettis county treasurer candidate. T. T. Vietz is named as the Republican nomination candidate for county treasurer subject to the Republican convention will.
The Sentinel publishes notices for W. S. Scott seeking renomination as collector of Pettis county, contingent on Republican party will. John L. Sullivan announced as candidate for Pettis county collector. I. N. Sprecher announced as candidate for reelection as Pettis county sheriff subject to party will.
The announcement names J. E. Love as a candidate for the office of constable in Sedalia township subject to the Democratic party’s action.
The American Sabbath Union launches a Sabbath keeping drive in Missouri with F. J. Stanley addressing Missouri State University students, arguing the physical toll without Sabbath rest and asserting lasting health for those who keep it. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised by Arlington Pharmacy.
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