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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1902
Page
4
A George Hartman era health ad promotes Peruna as a cure for catarrh and kidney disease citing letters from T H Mars and J Brake. The piece also endorses Judge Parsons for reelection and praises his record for fair decisions.
The notice in the Nereee Sentinel urges politicians to watch Wallison as a patient observer who could capitalize on Republican missteps. It notes that 1902 is not so unlike prior years in terms of opportunities and rewards for such tactics.
George F. Scruton is listed as Editor and Manager while Walter J. Brill is named City Editor in the newspaper masthead.
The piece notes Richard Croker may influence the race as David B. Hill faces the contest. It asserts Pettis county voters see the nominees on the Democratic ticket as men of high character whose past conduct in office warrants a strong, convincing endorsement.
Prominent Republican politicians fear the coal strike will cut into their usual Pennsylvania electoral advantage. They may not face defeat, but the industrial dispute threatens a serious reduction of their typical majority, warranting concern and effort.
A group of Lady Macca bees were entertained at the country residence of Mrs. Cora Troifman ten miles south of Sedalia. The party traveled in two large wagonettes and private conveyances, with a couple of minor break downs en route. They arrived about eleven o'clock for a lavish dinner and social hour.
A special stockholders meeting of Sedalia National Bank of Sedalia Missouri will be held Saturday November 22 1902 from 9 am to noon in the directors room of the banking building to amend Article 5 of the articles of association relating to director elections. HW Bothwell president and E R Blair secretary certify.
The Arlington Drug store will be enlarged by removing the partition with Martz Bros 5 and 10 cent store. The adjoining room will be added and the front converted into a large soda parlor.
The Jefferson club announces its campaign opening tonight and will distribute club literature at the club room.
A public sale of high grade Montana horses will be held Saturday October 18 at the old Hinsdale barn starting at 1 o'clock. The event offers bidders a chance to purchase quality mounts from local providers. The sale is open to the public and the community is invited to attend.
Joe B Ree travels to Joplin to attend a directors meeting while Sedalia management is absent. Officials discuss next year plans and investor franchise applications. Changes to the circuit unlikely with possible talks of renaming the league to Kansas and Missouri, though doubtful.
High grade Montana horses offered for sale on Saturday October 18 at the old Hinsdale barn. Sale will commence with bidding and include quality stock from local breeders.
Plate glass in the downtown Katy passenger service office broke yesterday without apparent cause. Mc Gimley Bros. had the glass insured and a new one will be put in immediately.
Dr. Tuttle, the Katy brakeman, shows off huge apples at his Cooper County farm near Boonville. Several fruits measure about fifteen inches in circumference and surpass any seen locally this year.
Mrs Maggie Deweese sister of Mrs Harvey Seibert of this city died at her Keswick Virginia home. She had visited Sedalia several times and was known to friends here.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets sold by druggists promise a one day cure for colds with a money back guarantee. E. W. Grove signs each box and the product is priced at 25 cents.
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