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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
4
Sedalia lodge No. 236 A F and A M will hold a regular communication tonight at 7 o'clock. All Masons are invited. W O Stanley Worshipful Master E E Codding Secretary
A poem extols Finnegan's Laundry as a haven of rest and notes their work as the cleanest and best for those with laundry woe seeking relief through their services.
Wichita won the last game 8 to 5 behind Gehring's solid pitching. Westcott struggled in the third, but Sedalia capitalized with four hits and two walks for five runs. The game featured four runs in the second, a later Sedalia surge, and a final Wichita tally. Miller, Bankhead, and Bevis starred on defense and offense for Wichita.
Fidelity Council No 33 K and L of 3 will elect officers Friday night September 1. All members requested to be present. W E Conner President.
At a special Pettis county court session on Thursday Jer ry Hallahan of Smitston was adjudged insane and ordered sent to the asylum at Nevada for treatment.
M. T. Lynch editor of the Philipsburg Daily Post declares Foley's Honey and Tar the best remedy his family has used for coughs and colds. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
The firm announces a new collar end cuff machine to enhance existing equipment. Management claims it will help attain higher perfection in making collars and stiffeners and invites customers to try their products.
A Buffalo News snippet mocks a grim minister of death and markets a pest remover. The ad promises to rid houses of fleas bed bugs and ants without staining fine fabrics and urges readers to call for 20e worth to achieve a happy clean home available at all druggists.
Advertisement for a piano teacher providing lessons in piano theory harmony and music history. Contact at Studio Sentinel building corner Fourth and Lamine Streets upstairs.
In Springfield the Guthrie group faced Guthrie and companions with umpires Horton and Dock Brown. In Joplin Oklahoma City batteries faced by Woods Seigle with umpire Malloy. In Leavenworth Topeka batteries were officiated by Lewinson with Quies ser Forrester and Armstrong listed as officials.
East Sedalia store advertises best hard wheat flour one gallon syrup and corn starch. It highlights Our Wario Coffee and good red salmon with 20 cents per can for six pack. Full pound corn starch and full cream cheese priced, with California hams and bran corn chops.
Market prices list cereals bread butter eggs and produce at Sedalia stalls. Wheat corn meal sorghum flour and meal prices noted with per bushel or per cwt figures. Poultry rates cover spring chickens hens geese ducks and other fowl with per pound pricing.
The American Clothing company suspended business in Sedalia and will move its stock to Flat River Missouri for consolidation with the local stock. An ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea offers 35 cent remedies for indigestion constipation and low appetite at W E Bard Drug Company.
The piece corrects an error about Seattle being in the outlaw league and lists shifts in Missouri Valley league rosters. It notes Sedalia fans’ reactions to the Shop Lifters and Jobbers, announces a home doubleheader with Guthrie, and reports Amos Morgan and Herb Stoner being released after underperforming.
A brief clock workshop note explains that watches require periodic cleaning. It lists wheel-by-wheel revolutions per year for a sample movement and urges owners to consider routine servicing. The author signs as Jim SAvith.
The markets show Chicago hogs down 5 cents with values from 5.62 to 6.20 for various classes. Kansas City Omaha and East St. Louis also report 5 cent declines with steady cattle, and an estimated 10 thousand hogs to be sold Saturday in Chicago. Top price noted at East St. Louis is 6.25.
The tent sessions draw crowds as Elder Scoles argues the old covenant vs the new, claiming Sunday lacks place in Christian worship and detailing Christ’s death as the moment the will took effect. Tomorrow covers biblical texts on the Sabbath and its observance. Also notes portraits of Nelson found in Dresden dating to 1801.
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