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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1902

Page

2

Barley Barrett and Alliance clash over Barclay attacks in Sedalia

The Sentinel reprints Ministers' Alliance resolutions and denounces Barclay as mercenary, questions his accusations, and challenges him to testify under oath. Pettis county politics favor E. E. Johnston for Jefferson City, praising his business record and readiness to serve.

The Sentinel Barclay Sedalia St. Louis Ananias Sapphira Peter

Aged Citizen Benjamin Frisch Dies at Edmonston

Benjamin Frisch aged 67 died at his home near Edmonston Missouri on Wednesday and was buried Friday He was born in Cole county Missouri and lived in Edmonston a quarter of a century He leaves eight children and was an uncle to C A Guenth er and Fred Guenther of this city and Miss Bertha Guenther He was a Civil War veteran wounded in a battle near Sedalia.

Benjamin Frisch Edmondson Cole County Missouri Edmonston Guenther Brothers C. A. and Fred Bertha Guenther Sedalia

A Quiet Place Maintains Gentleman’s Resort Standards

W. J. Riley receives acclaim for his orderly and respectable management of his establishment. The venue is described as a gentleman’s resort, emphasizing decorum and courteous conduct.

W. J. Riley

Mrs Calaflower Leaves Dresden for Monroe Winter

Mrs John Calaflower visiting her daughter Mrs Richard Gentry of Dresden departed last night for Monroe Louisiana to spend the winter.

John Calaflower Richard Gentry Dresden Libbet Vanscoter Monroe

Six Mile Road District Seek Resubmission of Road Law

A petition signed by 169 qualified voters of Special Road District No 8 known as the Six Mile Road District was presented to Pettis County Missouri court asking resubmission of the district law. The court ordered the proposition placed on the general election ballot to be held November 4 1902. Voters in favor will choose adoption and those opposed will vote against.

Lamonte Pettis County Johnston Jecerson City Missouri E. E. Johnston Sedala Jefferson City Johnson Six Mile Road District Six Mile Road

Horse Show Tickets Sold for Navy Benefit

A terse note lists tickets for an October horse show fundraiser to benefit the Navy. It records prices around 7.55 dollars with a return option and mentions sales on October 28 and 30 plus a food contribution to the Navy.

J. Louis Navy

Marriage License Issued to Merger and Fuller

A marriage license was issued Monday to L. E. Merger of this city and Mary Fuller of Edmonston, Benton County. In a separate case, W. M. Gearhart and a Mr. Howard quarreled over money on Sunday. Gearhart struck Howard with a side of bacon. Both men were fined $5 in police court.

L. E Mary Fuller Edmonston Benton County W. M. Gearhart Howard Gearhart

Wheat varietal report notes eight smooth and seven bearded types

The report lists eight smooth wheat varieties inclining Clawson Longberry and Canadian Hybrid and seven bearded kinds, with two year yields around 89.2 bushels for smooths and 36.0 for beards. Clawson is beardless with large seeds. Hungarian is very bearded and tall. Pootung traits and seed weights are described. Straw is weak, rusts abundant on blades, cut June 22, irrigation by underflow hoped to reclaim high land.

Indiana Kansas Lexington

State Christian Endeavor Delegates Sought for Sedalia Meet

Special notice invites volunteers to serve as delegates to the State Christian Endeavor convention in Sedalia from October 23 to 26. Delegates receive 75 cents per day. names should be sent to Emma Heckman, Ella Arnold, Anna Moore, Eva McNeil, Margaret Edwards, Lida Burress, Faith Smith, Mrs. Stevens, or Rev. F. L. Cook.

Christian Endeavor Sedalia Emma Heckman Ella Arnold Anna Moore Eva McNeil Margaret Edwards Lida Burress Faith Smith Mrs. Stevens F. L. Cook

Rare Consideration in a Quip from the Herald

In a witty exchange Naggsby questions why Waggsby clings to his job. Waggsby replies he has friends in the same line and fears losing them would create regret if they stumble into his place.

Naggsby Waggsby Los Angeles Herald

Glass Eater Refuses All But Cut Glass

A Philadelphia record reports a manager asks what is the matter with the glass eater and the assistant replies he will eat nothing but cut glass, showing a peculiar fixation.

Philadelphia Record

Morning After Scene of Conscience Money Revelation

In a staged exchange, Alice discovers a roll of bills under her plate and questions Arthur about its origin. Arthur, timid and hidden behind a newspaper, admits it is hush money, not conscience money, in a brief Puck dialogue.

Alice Arthur Puck

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