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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1902
Page
8
Mrs Moore is identified as president of a Georgia temperance association based in Atlanta. Official notice dated June 14 1902 lists the group at 153 South Avenue and names the organization.
An advertisement claims Wine of Cardui regulates menstrual flow and strengthens women with irregular menstruation. It describes abdominal back and head pains as common, attributes relief to the product, and urges readers to buy a one dollar bottle from their druggist for at home treatment.
Miss Mamie Dukes of 714 East Fourteenth street married T Howard Jackson formerly of Sedalia now of Denison Texas. The ceremony at Epworth Church was by Rev. F W Simpson with organ accompaniment and Lohengrin march. The couple left for Denison by the 7 o'clock train.
A bride and her escorting party accompanied the groom to the station after the ceremony. The bride's friends joined the couple for the parting moment as they departed for their future home.
Committees planning the twenty fourth anniversary celebration of the A. O. U. W. lodge will meet at Glass hall to appoint chairs and arrange the event. Equity Lodge delegates Al Hunnicke J L Bosserman and James O'Brien are named.
A corny report from Ohio farmer notes Mammoth White Rye sown last fall produced stalks up to eight feet tall with most over seven feet. Heavy rains and wind lodged the crop, straw broken, but sound straws bundled for illustration. The farmer uses rye as cover crop and bedding, sowing five acres or more annually and favoring Frye seed for winter ground preparation.
The sugar beet tops Michigan as its most promising crop this year. Ninety eight thousand acres are planted as cold factories expand. The crop requires careful tillage, deep plowing, early thinning, and weed control, with a large farmer payroll but higher cash returns. Michigan leads in acreage growth, alongside California Colorado and Utah, while three quarters of wheat and corn feed sugar imports.
Frank and Sam Lyle were arraigned in Judge Truxel's court for a disturbance at Thomas' Feed barn on Main street. A change of venue to Judge Rogers' court was granted and set for Monday morning. Each man was released on a $500 bond.
Drs Dunkin osteopathic physicians at 309 10 Hoffmann Building with Judge Kinsey and two Toms went to Windsor to capture Charles Bradshaw, fourth member of a robber band. They returned empty handed and officers believe Bradshaw has left the country.
Captain T. C. Holland, famed organizer, has begun a campaign to organize the Old Settlers in Pettis county, aiming to unite veterans of early settlement and promote civic efforts.
Mrs. W.S. Shirk Sr and Mrs. W.S. Shirk Jr host a Byon event and tamarrow gathering with cards and social games announced in the community notice.
A damaged excerpt captures a question about animal speech and Miss Cayenne responds that monkeys do not talk like humans, but hints at something unclear in the trailing text. The readable portion preserves the exchange and setting without embellishment.
Observers extol the Sierra Madre and Colorado deserts for superior sunlight and pure air. The piece contrasts the clear, scentless sky of Montana and Arizona mesas with the dense, smoky atmosphere of Europe and Rome, praising the new world’s dramatic sunrises and sunsets over rugged peaks and distant Mexico.
The article explains that rose diamonds can explode when heated by sunlight as volatile liquids within tiny cavities rapidly expand. Unfinished stones still contain liquid drops and possibly trapped gases, which may cause a miniature explosion with even mild heat.
A visitor smoking a cheap cigar sits with Uncle Allen Sparks while a frail man receives reassurance about comfort. The exchange hints at a calm, domestic scene inside a house as a windowed area is noted for lack of draft.
Range bred horses are praised as prompt, heavy-work capable workers around 1,300 pounds. Draft stock from range mares crosses with strong boned stallions yield foals suited for binder, plow, cultivator, and market loads. Optimal cross uses a 1,600–1,700 pound stallion. first-cross foals average about 1,100 pounds.
A Detroit Free Press vignette recounts a lawyer jokingly accepting a boy’s retainer and then advocating a venue change to escape a whipping. The attorney admits he deceived the client only to deliver a deserved punishment, the first time he ever played false to a client.
In San Francisco William J. Florence arranged a benefit for himself and his wife after a strained engagement. John W. Mackay, in town, sent a request for one orchestra seat. Florence’s wife noted Mackay might have private box access. Florence said payment was due. The benefit occurred, Mackay traveled from Virginia City to his seat and soon sent Florence a $200 check.
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