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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1905
Page
4
In Atchison Kansas a Princess laments a storm that keeps President Roosevelt from a camping picnic. The article notes the historic storms thwarting his hunting trip and recalls community tribute to Mr. Coramny, a G A R member and local official.
In the city a table at a downtown location is available for a limited number of people with a home-like setting and reasonable price. Address T. this office.
Arlington Pharmacy advertises Screen Enamel for refreshing screens and a selection of paints for all painting needs.
Col. W. A. Cormany of Fort Scott and father of Mrs Walter Shirk and Will Cormany is a candidate for department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic in Kansas next year. Local supporters at Paz- rally to back his bid.
The Atchison Globe reprints Joe Tack’s claim of stomach cancer scare and relief after using Kodol. Tack says the drug digests food and cured him, urging others to try it, as sold by Bard Drug Co.
J W Vanarsdale of the Mills farm near Hardeman in Saline county suffered a fire Wednesday that burned 800 barrels of corn and a cow. He had no insurance to cover the loss.
Shoe powder claim for foot relief from corns bunions and swelling. Advertises Allen's Foot Ease in 2 powder form sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
F. F. Mulcahy announces the sale of S brand flour warrants and Vigoral brand flour warrants, promoting reliability and quality for bakers and households seeking dependable flour options.
Sedalia struck back with a six run eighth inning as six Shop Lifters connected off pitcher Quiesser. Davis cleared the bases with a three bagger and three scores. Shumeyer recovered the ball after Davis miscue. Muddy field favored Guthrie while Happy Westcott held the Senators to two hits. White and Cheek also starred for the Shop Lifters.
In Joplin RHE Joplin beat Topeka by 45 to 47 using Batteries Joplin Morris Baerwald Alderman Henry with umpire Deprey. Springfield lost 6 to 9 to Wichita with Batteries Springfield Ellis Seabaugh Milton Leary and umpire Reagan. Oklahoma City defeated Leavenworth 15 to 4 with Batteries Oklahoma City Halla Siegle Speer Ulrich and umpire Lewinson.
Manager Leist plans new official score books funded by local merchants ad revenue to cover the cost of new suits. Score cards will be distributed free to attendees, replacing sales, and merchants will gain daily exposure during home games with ads on the cards.
Schaumeyer released by Oklahoma City Guthrie takes him in. Hortons family under smallpox quarantine at Chillicothe Missouri and he on leave from Joplin. Bob Reulbach pitched against Philadelphia yesterday and Chicago won. Eight nits off ex Sedalia pitcher. Western teams dominate Eastern in two games yesterday. Guthrie beats Sedalia. Dad Risley struggles to stay in Western Association outfield in Oklahoma City. He reflects on aging and a baseball monument ahead.
The First National Bank of Baberton Ohio was shut today by the comptroller of the currency. In San Francisco executors declare Mrs Stanford died of natural causes. In New York sea reports place the German Yamburg leader in the ocean race.
A man calling himself Charles Nelson and then Hi Rasmussen claimed to be a Salvation Army captain and married a Sedalia woman. He was convicted in Higginsville on a petit larceny charge arising from a fraud in Fayette and later jailed in Lafayette County for thirty days after a chase across Sedalia and Kansas City.
William Hailer a suspected East Third street restaurateur remains ill with no change in condition after an extended period of illness.
Arlington property owners praise the high quality Sherwin Williams paint covering their houses. The note invites interested buyers to come in for details on satisfied customers and successful results.
Sedalia ice cream company advertises prompt delivery to families, offering quick service and local availability. Bell phone 866 Q C 2%3.
Chicago News notes General Wood’s pacification effort among Moro people. The article reports the Moro retains pacified status following the intervention, with emphasis on lasting calm and stabilization in the region.
A brief blaze at 12 40 PM damaged about a quarter of the roof of W D Steele’s house on South Kentucky street. Fire company No 2 arrived promptly after W S Aller reported the alarm. The fire, likely from a flue spark, was quickly extinguished with Babcock extinguishers while Mr and Mrs Steele, dining inside, were unaware of the fire until the hose wagon halted.
Rev S S Martin pastor of First M E church will deliver the Decoration day address at Humboldt Kansas. Foley's Honey and Tar is peculiarly adapted for asthma bronchitis and hoarseness sold by Arlington pharmacy.
John Curran's father, Pat Curran's father and a conductor on the S. W. and S. W. railway, is dangerously ill at his home 1208 South Washington. Relatives and friends have given up hopes for his recovery as he grows weaker and death is hourly expected.
Arlington Pharmacy advertises high grade paint that promises a lasting glossy finish for cars and other vehicles.
Madrid May 26 The cabinet led by King Alphonso approved a plan to build eight armored warships of 14 000 tons each plus five cruisers and two training ships for the navy. Four cruisers already completed will be supplemented by the new additions.
Des Moines reports that William Conrad Brandt, adopted son of the late William Ziegler, will inherit a 25 million dollar estate. Brandt, now 12, is the son of Ziegler’s half-brother George Brandt and was adopted by Ziegler at age three.
For Sunday dinner ice cream contact Sedalia Ice Cream Company. The listed phone numbers Bel 866 and Q C 265 appear in the notice. This item provides routing for dessert orders and pickup instructions.
Mr. Carnegie asserts college professors are the happiest men while noting that the idea of a promised pension may brighten anticipation for graduation. The Kansas City Journal comments on the joy of faculty fantasy and pension dreams.
Dr. W. A. Carter of this city was elected president as the State Dental Association adjourned in St. Louis and chose Springfield as the next meeting site.
The Sedalia High School graduating class posed for a group picture on Thursday. Miss Laura Lamm will host a hay ride Saturday evening for the graduates, followed by a trip to Smithton.
Schools close for a three months vacation marking the end of the 1904 05 term. Several city schools presented special programs as part of the closing day activities.
The Sherwin-Williams Paint Co. requests a general discussion about paint and painting with you as agents. They aim to discuss products, methods, and applications in a non-specific, informative manner.
In circuit court today Ida Duren was granted a divorce from her husband Thomas F Duren.
The academy held commencement in the academy chapel Wednesday night. Graduates were Miss Eula Eichnel berger Miss Fannie Moore Miss Katie Salloway Miss Kate Allen and Roy Salloway. Class address by Prof W D Drace superintendent of Brunswick public schools. Salutatory by Roy Salloway and valedictory by Miss Kate Allen.
A brief note mentions political house cleaning in Ohio and speculation that the Republican state convention in Columbus next week will not attend to it. The Kansas City Times provides the glimpse into statewide political chatter.
The Denver Republican notes chatter about Even Pettigrew growing rich as Tom Tibbles plans a New York bank and Jerry Simpson amasses wealth in New Mexico, casting doubt on populist idols’ lasting strength.
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