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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1902

Page

8

Democratic State Nominees for Supreme Court and Public Offices

A briefing of Democratic nominees including Judge Leroy B. Valliant for Supreme Court from St. Louis born in 1838 and career notes, Judge Gavon D. Burgess, Judge James D. Fox, William T. Carrington for State Superintendent, John A. Knott for Railroad Commissioner, and Joseph P. Rice for Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner with biographical details and career highlights.

Leroy B. Valliant St. Louis Supreme Court Moulton Alabama University of Mississippi Cumberland University Lebanon Linneuls Macon County Missouri Kentucky Eleventh Judicial Circuit 12Th Supreme Bench James D. Fox Twenty-seventh Circuit Fredericktown Madison County Common School St. Louis University Circuit Court Twentieth Judicial Circuit William T. Carrington Callaway County Westminster College McGee College Kirksville State Normal School Piedmont Wayne Cape Girardeau Coleman Missouri School Journal Springfield Mexico State Teachers’ Association John A. Knott Hannibal Chamois Osage County Hannibal Daily Journal State Democratic Committee Joseph P.rice Railroad and Warehouse Moneague, Ill Gov. Stephens J. P. Herrington Moberly Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

Wasteful corn fodder on midwest farms urged as feed

Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station reports seven years of corn fodder trials showing fodder can substitute for hay with clover, boosting feeding value when combined. Yearling steers wintered on fodder alone show gain. fodder plus clover yields higher gains and lower grain needs. Emphasizes vast fodder waste and urges practical feeding strategies.

H . Waters Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station United States Middle West Missouri Timothy Hay Missouri Experiment Station

Burden of Cost for Fuel Highlights Fair Pricing

A reader note from 525 Shaan Ly 64 Lar E Second Street explains the strain of rising fuel and coal prices on households. The writer insists on prompt service at fair, low-cost rates and rejects gouging customers while maintaining reliable delivery for orders.

Sumkes Sha AN. LY Lar Second Street

Ladies Musical Club Concludes English Program

The fourth and final Ladies' Musical Club program was held this morning in the Rest Rooms with Miss Ida Moyers in charge. Miss Etta Hurley presented Paper on English Festivals Ovations and church music. A double quartet performed Chorus of Angels by Costa.

Ladies’ Musical Club Ida Moyers Etta Hurley Chorus of Angels Costa) Mesdames

Were Wed at Holden Miss Clara Morhart Weds Frank A Huber

Frank A Huber of Boonville married Miss Clara Morhart of Holden at Holden Mo It was a morning ceremony with W G Morhart and Frank Warnhoff as ushers Mrs Huber and her daughter plan a home in Boonville after November 22 The Sentinel offers best wishes for a long prosperous life and happiness.

Boonville Frank A. Heber Huber Bros. Druggists Holden Clara Morhart George Morhart Tielden W. G. Morhart Eufala J. T Frank Warnhoff Mrrs. Huber St. Louis The Sentinel

Druggist Ad for Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co

Instructions to a druggist to obtain the genuine Rocky Mountain Tea from Madison Medicine Co. If offered a substitute, the customer insists on the real product and dismisses alternatives. Signed by W. E. Bard Drug Co.

Madison Medicine Co W. E. Bard Drug Co

California Tourist Sleeping Cars Schedule Overview

Rail service discussion notes low colonist rates via M KR and T for September and October. Tourist Sleeping Cars run Leay St Louis on Tuesdays at 8 32 p m and Leave Kansas City on Thursdays at 8 52 p m. See the Katy Man for specifics.

T., Railway St. Louis Kansas City

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