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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1906

Page

2

Children Lost From East Second Street Home Located Later

Three youngsters Tony O Neill aged 11 Ruth Roberts aged 8 and Foss O Neill aged 5 visiting M A Morris on East Second street wandered off on Tuesday toward Main street to the Thomas livery barn and were missing for hours. Police helped in the search and the children were found and returned to relatives.

Ruth Roberts Foss O'Neill M. A. Morris East Second Street Thomas Livery Main Street

Library Adds Large Batch of Late Books

The Duniap library announces a substantial addition of late books to its formal collection. The acquisition expands access to historical texts and reinforces the institution’s curated holdings for researchers and readers.

Johnson Wins Creamery Construction Contract

Contractor Tom Johnson was Tuesday afternoon awarded the contract to erect the new Sedalia creamery. F. W. Phipps of this city, with C. H. Bauer and G. A. Meyer, will operate the venture. The Sedalia creamery, set for completion by August 1, will produce about 2,000 pounds of butter daily with modern machinery.

Tom Johnson F. W. Phipps C. H. Bauer G. A. Meyer Sweet Springs Sedalia

Allen's Foot-Ease Cure for Aching Feet

Product summary of a foot powder sold by Allen S. Olmsted of LeRoy New York. Claims relief for tired aching calloused sweaty and swollen feet. Describes distribution at druggists and shoe stores with sample offer free and price listed as 25 cents.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy, N. Y

New York Widow Propels Estate To Catholic Entities

Brooklyn man Patrick White left about 159000 to churches and Catholic institutions in Brooklyn and Baltimore. With no known relatives, Cardinal Gibbons would be executor as a pending claim search proceeds and a law may transfer the estate to church hands.

New York Patrick White Brooklyn Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons

Dr Shoop Household Medicines Advised for Child Ills

Urges quick action in child illnesses and promotes Dr Shoop cures for diphtheria croup worms and pain panacea. Claims no harm in these medicines and notes sale by W E Bard Drug Co.

Shoop W. E. Bard Drug Co

Merrill Thomas Hosts Evening Party at Home

Merrill Thomas entertained fourteen friends Tuesday evening at his residence 1706 South Vermont street. Guests included Misses Neil Cockrell Velma Satterwhite Mabel Hagberg Anna Belle Ernst Ethel Umsted Pearl Tongate and Virgie Hogan and Messrs Walter Baumgartner Lyman Ernst Andrew Moerschel Harry Phelan Chester Collins George Bellas.

Merrill Thomas South Vermont Street Neil Cockrell Velma Satterwhite Mabel Hagberg Anna Belle Ernst Ethel Umsted Pearl Tongate Virgie Hogan Walter Baumgartner Lyman Ernst Andrew Moerschel Harry Phelan Chester Collins George Bellas

Dr Shoop's Restorative for nerveared stomach heart kidney woes

Treats stomach, heart, and kidney troubles by addressing the controlling nerves. Dr Shoop's Restorative claims to relieve pain and distress faster than temporary remedies, sold as tablets or liquid by W E D Drug Co and available from druggists.

Shoop Racine Bright W Shoop

Fragmented health notes on remedies and healing

A jumble of terms outlines ideas of cures for burn injuries and general ailments. The text mentions health notions like belth and ease, but lacks coherent details or identifiable persons, places, or organizations.

Golden Jubilee of Masonic Lodge in Westfield

Mt Moriah lodge of Masons marks its fiftieth anniversary with a statewide gathering. A parade and public church service precede an evening banquet at Columbia hall. Clarence A. Brodeur, Westfield Normal School principal, will give a historical address.

Westfield Mass Mt. Moriah

Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed by Arkansas Reader

A.A. Herren of Finch Arkansas writes that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best cough cold and lung trouble remedy and claims it cured consumption in early stages. Arlington Pharmacy sells the product.

A.A. Herren Finch, Ark Foley Arlington Pharmacy

Garnett Council Fraternal Aid Meet With Chris Armstrong

Garnett council members of the Fraternal Aid Association will meet tonight to give members a chance to meet Chris Armstrong of Lawrence Kansas, general organizer for the organization.

Garnett Council Fraternal Aid Association Chris Armstrong Lawrence, Kas

Kodol for Dyspepsia Promises Digestive Relief

An advertising snippet claims a good complexion depends on a healthy stomach and promotes Kodol for Dyspepsia to digest meals and restore stomach function. It states relief from palpitations, flatulence, sour stomach, and heartburn, sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.

W. E. Bard Drug Co de Witt de Witt’s E. C. de Witt & Co Chicago

Australian Leaf Promise for Women’s Ailments

An advertisement touts Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a safe monthly regulator for back, urinary, bladder, and kidney troubles. It claims a certain cure and urges purchase from druggists or by mail at 50 cents with a free sample offer from The Mother Gray Co. in Le Roy, New York.

Mother Gray Mother Gray Co le Roy

South Carolina Democrats Convene in Columbia for Primaries

The Democratic state convention in Columbia, South Carolina, met to arrange for regular state primaries and elect another executive committee. Delegates numbered more than at the last convention, but interest in the proceedings was low.

Columbia S. C

Monarch Laundry Offers Curtain Quilt and Carpet Cleaning

Lace curtains quilts and blankets beautifully laundered at Monarch Laundry. Rag carpets also washed. Charges reasonable. Chas. Van Antwerp proprietor.

Monarch Laundry Chas. van Antwerp

Concert by Prof Steininger at Sedalia College of Music

Thursday evening Prof H W Steininger will give a concert at the Sedalia College of Music hall. The performance aims to showcase his piano and vocal pieces, drawing local music lovers to the campus venue.

H. W. Steininger Sedalia College of Music Hall

Unclear Advertisement Claims Laxative Cure

An advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tara as a cure for coughs and congestion. It claims to stop tickling and drive the cold out through the bowels, noting sale by W. E. Bard Drug Company.

Kennedy Tara W. E. Bard Drug Company

Real Estate Transfers Highlight Local Property Moves

A list of transfers shows Arthur C. McGowan and wife selling to Letha N. Smith on a corner lot at Brown and Boonville, with numerous deeds recorded involving Wilkerson Street, Howard Street, West 4th Street, and other streets. Various buyers and sellers, including Hammonds, Bradley, and Sauterwhite, appear across Houstonia, Hughesville, Dresden, and Lake Creek townships, recording substantial parcels and undivided interests.

Brown and Boonville Streets R. A E. R. Blair B. G. Blair Wilkerson Street Missouri Moniteau Sguiuge Alice R. Berry Ursula Berthouex East 7Th Street Wagner Center Streets Lou Elva MorElvain John P. Higgins Blackwater Houstonia John R. Hamacher James W Maria L. Burton Cca Boates Elmore J. Webb Margaret M. Sprinkle la- Mold Ns -Chon Jae Thomas Hall Robert A. Miller Washington Henry Knoop Edw. Knoop Lane Granville C. McCabe August F. Bahner Then Mary R. Cathey William A. T Fila M. Miller Howard Dep Avenue Mary J. Mathes W. C. Exkles Sarah L. Sink James Sewell P. Bruce Bedstrup and Layne Hughesville Henry E. Campbel David C. Bosserman West 4Th Street Harrison and Missouri Avenue D. C. McDougal Mary M. Wood Harvey D. Dew John F. Lee Snd Joseph Ress Lelea Tae Martha E. Russell John D. Russell Qcd East 5Th Street Summit Engineer Margaret A. Shoup Asa Atterbery Lamonte Two Robert M. Bradley C. P. Hammond Longwood Two William R. Bradley C. E. Fair Longwood Frederick Perthman Cedar Cup Cdi F. H. Tuck Mary J. Mathers Dresden William H. L. Kahrs John H Laura M. Meyer Lake Creek Louise Kahrs Fred Sauterwhite David B. Sattergwhite Lamonte Ecco

Notice to Pay Ing Contractors for Sedalia Kentucky Avenue Work

The City Council of Sedalia Missouri invites bids for the grading and paving of Kentucky avenue from Broadway south to the Missouri Kansas Texas Railway right of way. Bids require a $150 bond or certified check from a Sedalia bank and must be filed by 5 p.m. May 21 1906. Council may reject all bids. Witnessed May 9 1906.

Kentucky Avenue Broadway Street Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company Sedalia Missouri Misouri

Red Cross Ball Blue Keeps Whites Bright

Grocers offer a two ounce package for five cents to whiten clothing. The ad promotes Ball Blue as a whitening agent to maintain white fabrics and remove yellowing.

Notice to Curbing Contractors in Sedalia Missouri

The City of Sedalia Missouri invites bids for curb and street improvement on Vermont avenue from Broadway to offen street. Bids due by 5 pm May 21 1906 with a $10 bond or certified check. Bid must be followed by a written contract if awarded. May 1906.

Vermont Avenue Broadway Sedalia Missouri

Product note for sale by Bard I Co

An old price note advertises a medicine or remedy sold by W. E. Bard I Co. It mentions taking a 1 ET dose and describes bowel and breath symptoms in harsh terms. The brief is a classified style sales line from a historical ad.

W. E. Bard I Co

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