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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1906
Page
2
Courtney W. Hamlin listed for Representative Coroner Treasurer County Clerk with Spencer Hopkins for Presiding Judge C. W. McAninch for Judge Eastern District A. L. Haggard for Judge Western District and J. E. Love for Constable in Sedalia Township on the ballot.
The county Democratic convention nominated a ticket described as clean, capable, and strongly suited for the coming election. Delegates are praised for presenting good men, upright and able, whose qualifications are emphasized to secure victory.
A discussion on shifting Christian creeds notes widespread revisions across denominations. The Methodist Episcopal Church South at its Alabama convention declared its articles of religion do not meet current church needs and called for change.
The piece weighs how Methodist and Presbyterian bodies consider creed revisions to meet modern times. It contrasts traditional belief with changes in other faiths and ponders what constitutes true faith and eternal peace for humanity.
Pettis county Democrats pass a resolution endorsing Judge O. E. Parsons for railway and warehouse commissioner. They note his record as probate judge of Pettis county and his career as a railroad man, saying he is a strong, capable Democrat worthy of statewide consideration.
City Council of Sedalia Missouri resolves to curb both sides of Fifth street from Grand Avenue to Quincy Avenue with concrete, noting exceptions where curbing already exists. Publication required in Sedalia Weekly Sentinel and Sedalia Evening Sentinel. May 7 1906.
The Sentinsel announces Walter Morey as a candidate for the nomination for the office of county recorder, subject to the Republican party action. The Sentinsel also declares Charles D. Rayburn as a candidate for the nomination for the office of county recorder, subject to the Republican party action.
The Sentinel announces Charles W. Daugherty as a candidate for nomination for circuit clerk pending the will of the Republican party.
The statement declares M. L. Imaoff as a candidate for Pettis County clerk, subject to the will of the Republican convention. It notes the formal submission of candidacy contingent on party convention decisions.
Candidate T. Vietz announces his bid for county treasurer, subject to the will of the Republican convention. The filing signals a formal party endorsement process and campaign launch.
W S Scott authorizes the Sentinel to declare his renomination bid for the Pettis county collector post subject to the Republican party’s decision.
A driving horse attached to a light vehicle owned by Harry Lanerman broke loose in front of Ninth and New York Avenue. Frightened by the car it ran to Fifth and Engineer streets where it struck a tree and was damaged before resuming its flight for several blocks until stopped.
Mrs. T. E. Sherrell arrives from Frisco to Sedalia for a long stay with sisters Mrs. Charles Barnhart and Mrs. Harry Graham. She lived in San Francisco during the earthquake and fire that destroyed most of the city and all household effects. Her two children accompany her.
An advert extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as openly listing ingredients and using non habit forming, alcohol free glycerine extracts from American roots. It argues professional endorsement and urges readers to request a free book from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
The store offers new goods of the best quality. Groceries and fresh meats available at the same location. Liberal cash discounts on purchases of $5.00 and over. Prompt delivery and price-competitive offers.
The little princess dress shown features a quaint new tuck arrangement in the waist and sleeve with a single piece yoke. The design allows hand embroidery on the yoke and front while the tucks provide trimming. Material suggestions include nainsook lawn dimity and linen. sizes 1 to 6 years require up to three yards.
Hams and corn oats hay and all mill feeds available. See us for prices before you buy. We can save you money.
Ernest McCammell aged 10 was discharged from Maywood hospital Sunday after two weeks of treatment for a skull fracture. He owes recovery to rapid improvement from injuries sustained when thrown from a horse. A prior similar case at the same institution involved Wdager Rarsons whose skull was fractured by a brick at Missouri Pacific shops.
Advertisement promoting Red Cross Ball Blue laundry bluing to keep whites white. Claims the product is sold by grocers in large two ounce packages. Mentions five seats as part of the copy.
A 1900s style health note claims good complexions come from a healthy stomach. It praises Kodol for Dyspepsia, saying it digests food and restores stomach function, alleviating palpitations, flatulence, sour stomach, and heartburn. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
The Japanese diver Doumea testified he could work only a couple of minutes at thirty fathoms deep, about 180 feet. He said longer exposure causes a total body collapse and numbness in flesh covered areas, while bones feel unaffected. The account, cited by the Hawaiian Star, notes the paralyzed sensation and dead limbs after descent.
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