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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1904
Page
7
Advice on affordable stylish dress for a fair outing. Recommends light walking suits in pongee or mohair, a selection of shirt waists, and walking skirts above the ground. Critiques hats, endorses Burgesser designs like roll brim sailor, Batavia cloth hats with lace and silk work, and emphasizes harmonizing hat with suit and corset for a refined overall look.
Chicago report states Mrs. John Phillips of Milburn, married two months, fired a pistol at her husband jokingly saying she would shoot him. The weapon exploded on the fourth try, killing Frank Owon. Coroner’s inquest returned an accidental death verdict.
Officer Ed Border recently joined the Sedalia police force and halted a frightened runaway horse Tuesday afternoon at Second and Lamine streets. The horse reared, broke the buggy, and fell. Border grabbed the animal, was thrown into the mud, but kept the bridle until the horse was secured without serious injury.
Walter Grow is undertaking a series of interior repairs to his cigar store. The improvements focus on enhancing shop appearance and customer experience with updated fixtures and finishes.
The text shows a series of times 12 50 PM 4 10 PM 2 15 PM 2 25 PM 7 15 PM with no clear context or events attached. No names places or organizations are identifiable. Additional readable details are not present to form a fuller item.
A May 16 1904 Sedalia Missouri city council resolution orders curb construction on both sides of Fifth Street from Hancock Avenue east to Engineer Street west with concrete curbing. Plans to be filed by City Engineer. curb to match existing grade and extend at intersections to adjoining curb lines. Publication required for seven days. Signed by J L Babcock mayor E Baker city clerk.
Judge Raymond of the federal court set May 31 in Muskogee for hearing 100 divorce cases from the Muskogee district. This is one fifth of the term's docket. Indian Territory sees many divorcees, while about half of the remaining 400 cases are liquor suits.
The ad argues against one medicine for all illnesses and promotes doctor prescribed remedies. It says physicians study causes and actions of medicines and Arlington Pharmacy will supply the medicines doctors want regardless of the physician.
The family of Russell Camp MWA expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and members for help and sympathy during the illness and death of their husband and father signed Mrs J L Wilson and children
The fragment references a trademark phrase and a brand slogan, noting a familiar designation associated with established consumer products and longstanding branding. No clear event or persons are identified in the readable text.
General John B. Sanborn aged 78 dies at his St Paul home after a Civil War career. He built his Oakwood Cemetery tomb fifteen years ago with a blank epitaph date. He was born in 1826 in Epsome New Hampshire and came to St Paul in 1854. His brother is Judge Walter H. Sanborn of the U S circuit court of appeals.
City resolution orders grading and paving of Fifth Street from Hancock Avenue to Engineer Street in Sedalia Missouri. Work includes vitrified brick on concrete base to 30 feet width and extension to intersecting streets. Cost to be included in the special assessment. publication for seven days. Approved by Mayor Cc. E. Baker on the 17th.
A short item directing readers to visit Farris' for remaining soda water requisites used in pest control supplies. The note suggests an inventory update and locations tied to the store.
Rev and Mrs J Lincoln Elis entertained officers of the Second Congregational church and Sunday school teachers last night to discuss improving the Sunday school. Refreshments of chocolate and cake were served. Attendees included Mrs J R Mize Mrs Nightingale Maggie Hammond Gertrude Englund Lottie White Rulah Wise Claude Wise Harry Hammond Fred Hammond and C N Woodward.
Mrs C E Ring of Lima Ohio testifies that Dr Miles Restorative Nervine permanently cured her extreme nervous stomach trouble after a year of suffering She praises the remedy and notes her daughter also improved after eight bottles All druggists sell the first bottle and the company offers a free book on nervous and heart diseases
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