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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1902
Page
6
The Honorable Charles Angle of St. Ovis gave a Saturday night address at the 5th house meeting before a sizable audience. E. E. led the republican committee, with Henry Lamm and others introducing speakers. Short remarks followed by J. H. Bothwell and G. C. Kelly, the crowd applauding.
A Montgomery Advertiser anecdote recalls Colonel Davy Crockett recounting dinner times in Washington. He lists varied hours for common people merchants representatives and others, joking that President Jackson eats only the next day.
Miss Mata and Miss Mataitl pupils hosted a box social at Lone Kim near Jauline Keve to raise funds. The prettiest young lady prize went to Myrtle O Bannon, with receipts totaling 2.85 dollars.
Miss J B Quigley hosts a Halloween night sheet and pillow party in honor of Miss Jane Ware who is soon to wed Mr Reford Bond of Chickasha Indian Territory.
Petition by 169 qualified voters of Special Road District No 8 seeks re submission of the Six Mile District law to Pettis County Missouri voters. County court orders the measure on the November general election ballot with For adoption and Against adoption options.
The author argues that a farmer who tends and feeds his livestock to full capacity remains prosperous. Sheep thrive on very short pasture that cannot feed cattle day and night. Stock farms never wear out but grow more fertile and profitable, with sheep needing no expensive shelter beyond a dry open shed with a rainproof roof.
An old drug ad touts Rock Mountain Tea as a spring and fall tonic for fatigue. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co. at 35 cents.
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