Sedalia High School Graduates Celebrate May 29 Ceremony
The Sedalia High School commencement will be held at Wood’s Opera House on Thursday May 29 at 8 p m. The program includes invocations essays orations choruses and a valedictory. Graduates listed include Anna Bowers Robert Baldwin Joseph Ikenberry Myrza Daniel Edna Burrowes Elizabeth Roley Dimmitt Hoffman Nellie Brown and others in rank order.
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Sedalia High School
Wood's
Opera House
Tennyson
Elizabeth Roley
Dimmitt Hoffman
Red Scarf
Theo. Bonheur
Blanche Harris
Roosevelt
Edna Burrowes
Josephus Ikenberry
G. A. Veazie
Myrza Daniel
Edna Mertz
Stanley Battersby
Schubert
Anna Bowers
Anna Lydia Bowers
Robert Lee Baldwin
Josephus Henry Ikenberry
Edna Bernadine Burrowes
Elizabeth Emily Roley
Dimmitt Heard Hoffman
Nellie Grace Brown
Rutledge
Mellor
Gertrude Searls Niles
William J. Ammon
Richard Stanley Battersby
Leonard Lee Bouldin
Letta Roberta Bratten
Fletcher Woodward Carter
Jean Scott Clarke
Dora Agnes Clapton
Zetta Mae Cocking
Mattie Belle Cousleyvy
William Samuel Dixon
Walter Scott
Like A Drowning Man Five Years Ago Digestive Cure Claim
Geo S Marsh of Nocona Texas writes that a dyspepsia illness nearly crippled him. He reports rapid improvement after using Kodol and credits the product with digesting any food and curing stomach trouble. The testimonial is from W E Bard Drug Co.
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Geo. S. Marsh
Nocona
Tex
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Editor urges Springfield library start not Carnegie linked
Editor J. B. Jewell argues Carnegie funds should not link his name to town libraries. He says the project should begin in that town and the Springfield public library should be established, not a Carnegie library.
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J. B. Jewell
Springfield
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After 14 Years of Suffering
Josh Edgar of Germantown California suffered sciatic rheumatism for fourteen years. He used Chamberlain's Pain Balm and was immediately relieved and cured. He reports no recurrence and urges others to try the liniment, available from all druggists.
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Josh Edgar
Germantown
Cal
Chamberlain
Nebraska paper slur sparks amendment to strike pious
C M Harger moves to amend a Nebraska article by removing the word pious from the phrase a pious old fraud. The change aims to avoid a profane sounding result while preserving the rest of the wording.
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Nebraska
Carrie Nation
C. M. Harger
Mr. Harger
Madison Medicine Company Tea Heist Reported by Highwaymen
A large theft involves highwaymen and substitutes stealing the reputation of Rocky Mountain Tea made famous by the Madison Medicine company. Advertises 35 cents at W. E. Bard Drug Company.
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Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine Company
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Concordia Star Elevator Proprietor Purchases Machinery
Herman Kueck of Concordia spent Wednesday in the city buying machinery for the Star elevator he operates in Concordia.
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Herman Kueck
Concordia
City
Star Elevator
Amothers agitation ends in arrest of Methodist preacher
A heated dispute led to a Methodist preacher drawing a revolver and firing. He killed or captured 17 500 belligerents, creating a large security burden. The passage questions the general’s drug brand usage and its impact on English forces.
Attacks Over Liquor Turned Violent in Wymore Meeting
At an anti saloon gathering in Wymore Nebraska Rev. L G Parker of the Methodist church anger flared as he argued with Rev. D S P Benbrook of Mississippi who holds liberal views on temperance. Parker drew a revolver and fired five times missing all, then swung the butt before a policeman intervened and Parker posted $1000 bond.
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Wymore
Neb
L. G. Parker
D. S. P. Benbrook
Benbrook
Mississippi
Parker
Kaiser May Come Visit to United States
Berlin reports speculation that the Kaiser may make a personal and official visit to President Roosevelt. Discussion of a U S voyage occurred during the Kronprinz Wilhelm voyage, reflecting the Kaisers wish to visit the United States to improve commerce and politics through closer ties. Prince Henry's reception aids the renewed hope of a U S visit.
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Berlin
United States
Kaiser
Roosevelt
Prince Henry
Germany
Red Cross Ball Blue For Bright White Clothes
If you wish beautiful clear white clothes use Red Cross Ball Blue. Large 2 oz package costs 5 cents.
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Red Cross Ball &Lue
Bargain Day Saturday May 24 Prices on Pigs Meat
Bargain Day offers a limited sale on pork and beef specialties with items such as cleaned pigs feet at 35 cents per dozen and various cuts priced per pound or piece. Other offerings include liver sausage head cheese bologna and beef tongues and tails with assorted per unit or weight pricing.
General Kitchener’s Boer force reduced to 13 500
General Kitchener reported in July last year that he had reduced the Boer fighting force to 13 500 men. Since that time his reports indicate continued changes in the force size.
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Kitchener
Vest's reminiscences may await better health
Washington May 23 Senator Vest replies to Globe Democrat suggestion he publish reminiscences of public men and events from his forty year career. He says health will determine whether he proceeds and that he might publish to honor the dead and correct false impressions if the time comes.
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Washington
Vest
Globe- Democrat
Globe-Democcrat
G. G&g. Vest
Card playing and gambling in high society sermon
The Rev. Dr. N. Stafford of Pitman Methodist Episcopal church denounces card games as essential in elite circles and warns that gambling leads to distrust and divorce. He says card play belongs at home and mocks nonreligious attitudes toward it, linking it to marriage failures.
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New Brunswick
N. Stafford
Pitman Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
Unusual volunteer crop on Sneed farm astonishes locals
On the William Sneed farm three miles east of the city a large field sown to Texas oats and plowed under due to drought developed a volunteer crop that wintered well and now matures. Early estimates put the yield at about forty bushels per acre.
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William Sneed
Mr. Sneed
Endorses DeWitt's Little Early Risers for Constipation
Alfred Heinze of Quincy Illinois praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers as safe reliable pills for constipation and torpid liver. The endorsement notes they never gripe or distress and recommends sharing good remedies via W E Bard Drug Co.
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DeWitt
Alfred Heinze
Quincy
Ill
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Promoted in Providence Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to visit drug stores for cough medicine and mentions Ayers Cherry Pectoral as a trusted remedy. The testimonial by E. B. Davis of Providence endorses the product and price details list Bicentenary 56c to 1.00 from Ayer Co.
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Ayers
Ayer
E. B. Davis
Providence
R. I. Bic
Ayer Co
Lowell
Mage
Classified ads pricing and submission guidelines
The notice details rates for Help Wanted and similar sections, minimum charges, and space rates. It notes 30 words or less at three times 25 cents, all abbreviations counted as one word, and no ad under 26 cents. Funeral notices and similar items have set caps and rates. Obituaries up to 30 lines priced at $1, with extra space at five cents per line. All responses to ads must be enclosed in an envelope with proper addressing.
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Help Wanted
The World on Fire advertising circular
Wanted active agents for a 600 page illustrated book The World on Fire by Murat Hal stead. Claims exploding mountains threaten the globe with vast destruction. Promises high commissions from four to twenty five dollars daily and outfit free. Enclose ten cents for postage to The Dominion Co Dept L Chicago.
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Murat Halstead
American Indies
Outfit
the Dominion Co
Dept. L
Chicago
Moler Barber College Ad Promises Fast Training
Men learn barber trade at Moler Barber College in St Louis Missouri. Graduates are guaranteed positions at top wages after two months experience. Tools are donated and wages paid Saturdays. Catalog available by mail.
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Moler Barber College
St. Louis
For Sale Household Goods by Private Sale
Private sale of household goods listed by W. F. Waller at 1010 West Seventh Street. Telephone number 235.
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W. F. Waller
West Seventh Street
Sedalia Steam Dye Works Adds Delivery Wagon
The Sedalia Steam Dye Works announces a new delivery wagon and offers free estimates and delivery. They provide dyeing cleaning and repairing services in any city area with free office delivery. Office at 219 South Lamine Street and Queen City telephone 316.
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Sedalia Steam Dye Works
South Lamine Street
Queen City
W L Jones Announces Transfer and Hauling Services
W L Jones calls attention to his general transfer business offering coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of all kinds Telephone Queen City 444 services available to friends and neighbors.
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W. L. Jones
Queen City
For Rent Residence At Eighteenth Osage Streets
For rent a nine room residence at the corner of Eighteenth and Osage with barn large porches and shade. Furnished or unfurnished options at reasonable rates. Apply on premises at 701 West Broadway. Mary J. Owens. May 17 descriptor to follow.
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Osage Streets
West Broadway
Mary J. Owens
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DR. Fenner
Gough
Colman
Mich
J.M. McKinney
Geneva
Crawford Co
Frank Barkman
Middleboro
St. Vitus
M. M. Fenner
Fredonia
Llen-Clark Drug CO
A. R. Gaul
Robert Bald- Win
Estudiantina
Lacome
Landman Bros
Fourth and Ohio Sts
Sedalia, Mo
Monarch Laundry
Charles van Antwerp
Jewell
Castoriea
Amothers
Wilhelm
America
Stevenson’s Meat Market
Cards and
Rev
Stafford
George B. Goodrich
Eighteenth
Marvin
Bell Telephone
Pettis County Realty
J. H. Bothwell
Sedalia National Bank
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