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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1903
Page
4
In a high scoring finish the Goldbugs brutalized the Little Pirates with wallops and fence shots. Halla struggled on the mound for Pittsburg while White Rohn Schranz and Kane homered for Sedalia.
The arena bursts with vim and energy as cowboys clash with devilish broncos in a Wild West exhibition. Injuries litter the crew from roping saddling and riding, keeping several riders on the disabled list. The show comes Tuesday September for two performances offering a chance to witness untamed horses.
Off Curtis and Halla and Lawt ner each made runs as Ulrich was hit by a pitch in a double play by McLear. Sedalia left on base eight while Pittsburg left six. Schrant had a passed ball and Durand umpired a 1:25 game with attendance of 300.
Last day of sale is Saturday September 5 with remaining pianos to be sold regardless of former prices. Choose from remaining pianos and pay at your own price with easy payments if desired. Located at 505 Ohio Street Sedalia Mo with F A Leatherman as manager.
In police court this morning William Shamell and C E Gesley were each fined five dollars for intoxication. The Sedalia Court, Tribe of Ben Hur No 39, will meet Friday night Sept 4 at K P hall 52 at 8 oclock. Five candidates will be initiated followed by an entertainment and refreshments. Joseph Paradis scribe.
John Hicklin of Sweet Springs married Hermie B Carmack of Dunksburg at the bride’s parents home. Rev C A Hedrick of Buffalo Kas officiated at 11 this morning followed by a wedding dinner. The couple will tour the west and be at home in Sweet Springs after October 10.
Bids for furnishing coal and hauling are due at the secretary’s office by September 15. The committee may reject any or all bids. Committee members listed are A. W. McKenzie Hal Hoffman and W. M. Johns. Arlington Pharmacy advertises perfume sales.
President Roosevelt praises Yellowstone for its unique wilderness and preserved wildlife. The article promotes travel via Union Pacific with the Monida stage coach route through scenic landscapes. It advertises low summer rates and directs readers to H. G. Kaill in Kansas City for information.
The Sedalia Missouri City Council invites sealed bids for city printing for one year. Bids based on Clerk's specifications must be filed before 5 p.m. September 7, 1903. City Clerk E. Baker signs the notice with city seal.
The Woman's International Union Label League schedules a call meeting at Mrs. May Williams' home on South Engineer Street tomorrow Thursday at 2 PM. Emma Berhens and Mrs. Mannie Brenges are listed in leadership roles.
The advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh with a constitutional approach. It promises $100 to any case it fails to cure, invites readers to obtain testimonials, and notes sale by druggists at 75 cents. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills and Arlington Pharmacy endorsing patent medicines.
Sunday excursion by the Red Men to Kansas City departs at 8 a m and returns at 10 p m with one stop at Warrensburg. Round trip price set at 1.50 with prohibition on intoxicants aboard. Date to remember is September 6.
Readable text notes a family selection of syringes and hot water bottles offered at Arlington Pharmacy with emphasis on guaranteed quality and customer assurance.
The i daily sleeper line on the Katy between St Louis and Mexico City is described as the only service. A P U man conductor is in charge for the trip.
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