Sentinel Receives Gifts From Pastor Northrop
Dr. C. V. Northrop, pastor of East Sedalia Baptist Church, sent a bouquet of roses and carnations to the Sentinel staff in appreciation of its help during the revival at the church. He noted the value of expressing kindness while recipients can appreciate it, and he included verses with the gift.
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Flowers for a departed colleague in thoughtful tribute
A reflective note asks for gentle gestures of flowers and tears to be spared until the reader is no longer alive. It honors a past life and the donor’s quiet kindness in recognizing the press's efforts, describing lilies, roses, daisies, and meadow stars as meaningful namesakes.
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Farris Fountain Receives Fine Line of Specialties
A new display features a fine line of specialties recently received for Farris' fountain. The collection highlights diverse offerings and signals a boost in the establishment's offerings for customers seeking quality treats.
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Ten Days For Stealing In County Jail
Louis Washington, colored, was arraigned in Justice Smiths court this morning and sentenced to ten days in the county jail on the charge of petit larceny.
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Remarkable Sedalia Topeka Baseball Game Ends in Ninth
A fast paced Sunday clash at League Park between Sedalia and Topeka yielded a quirky win for Sedalia. Poor early defense gave way to dramatic late scoring with Stoner's timely hit and Schranz’s defensive grab securing the victory and altering standings.
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Liquozone Promises Cure From Germ Diseases
An advertisement touts Liquozone as a universal germ killer safer than drugs, claiming $500000 spent to distribute free bottles to a million sick people. It asserts the product kills germs without tissue damage, urges testing by consumers, and notes a $1000 germ-killing guarantee while detailing competing disease claims and a mail order offer.
Joplin defeats Iola in muddy diamond game
Joplin beat Iola 3 to 1 on a muddy field. Errors by the Gas lighters in the second inning let the Miners push three runs across. Batteries Ritter Vanderhill for Joplin soodearl Seigle for Iola.
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Springfield Defeats Pittsburg In Muddy Five Inning Game
Springfield Missouri defeated Pittsburg 4 to 1 in a rain softened five inning game played Sunday. Springfield scored in the first on Persch and Smith singles Porter two base hit and Perrine homer. Batteries Halla Seabaugh Horton Schmidt.
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Baseball Notes and Gold Bugs Pay Day Report
The Gold bugs received pay day with 875 paid admissions at Sundays game. Springfield lifts baseball boycott as of now. Fort Scott Leavenworth game postponed Sunday due to rain. Manager Dick Rohn’s grandmother died in Fulton Missouri and he left for the funeral. The Goldbugs head to Iola Pittsburg Joplin sequence with Lee acting as manager for the trip.
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Arlington Pharmacy Agents Promote Sweet Springs Water
Arlington Pharmacy promotes Sweet Springs Water as a healthy choice, emphasizing affordable pricing and health benefits as a local health product. The notice highlights distribution or endorsement by ARLINGTON PHARMACY agents.
Special Masonic Meeting in Sedalia Lodge No 236
Sedalia lodge No 236 A F and A M will hold a special communication Monday May 16 at 8 oclock for work in the Third degree All Master Masons are invited R L Netherton W M E E Codding Secretary
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Police Court Fines for Intoxication and Resisting Officer
Magistrate Truxel fined John Jones Sam Atkinson Babe Bell Ed Dyer and A Grinspien ten dollars each for intoxication. Oscar Bell, arrested Saturday night by Officers Wood and Redmond, was arraigned on resisting an officer and continued until Tuesday morning.
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Farris' Store Listed for Late Soda Water Requisites
An incomplete note directs readers to Farris' for late pest soda water requisites. The fragment suggests a shop or ad reference but lacks clear dates or additional details.
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Parsons Dry Goods Chief Sells Parsons Interest
J. D. Hail, longtime president of the Hail Dry Goods company of Parsons Kansas, has disposed of his interests there and will devote his energies to the J. D. Hail Dry Goods company in his current city.
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Arlington Pharmacy Offers Sweet Springs Water
Sweet Springs water aids the constitution with a delivered case price of $1.50 from Arlington Pharmacy. Weather outlook predicts showers tonight and possibly Tuesday.
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