Volleyball clash ends as Sedalia falls to Iola
The opener sees Sedalia unable to hit Killitay while Iola gains a lead and wins the first game.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1903
Page
4
The opener sees Sedalia unable to hit Killitay while Iola gains a lead and wins the first game.
After an overnight train delay Sedalia loses to Iola 8 to 4 as Lawson strikes out nine for Sedalia and Milsap leads Iola with two doubles and a home run. Fort Scott edges Pittsburg 4 to 3, Joplin beats Springfield 8 to 5. Also a Dean's Kidney Pills advertisement urges Sedalia readers to curb backache by addressing kidney problems with the product.
An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a quick cure for headache indigestion dyspepsia constipation biliousness heartburn and nausea when taken at first symptoms. It claims only its ingredients strengthen the stomach and cure these ailments and warns the genuine bottle bears a private stamp on the neck.
Berlin reports a sharp, realistic tone in maneuvers with Kaiserslautern gun drills causing one officer dead and six privates seriously wounded.
Missoula reports a train loaded with Pinkerton and railroad detectives led No 1 the North Coast Limited from Livingston to Missoula and onward to Spokane. Great Northern officials thwart a Malta express hold up and railway men tighten security as Kid Curry and another gang are believed active in Montana.
Co. W Daugherty J R Bald win Mr and Mrs George H Baldwin and H F Harrington came back this afternoon from California Mo where they attended the fair Miss Kathryn Sneed left this morning for a visit at Bunceton Mrs Robert Thompson of Lamonte was shopping here today W T Morris made a business trip to Lamonte this afternoon Rev John T Cropper left for Lamonte where he will deliver a temperance lecture tonight
Correct laundry work is a necessity for neatness in dress. Modern methods and perfection in every detail has made us the favorite for those who depend on getting the best to be had. Phone 104. LONGAN'S LAUNDRY.
Pianos must be sold by Saturday September 5th with easy payments offered. Sedalia Piano House at 505 Ohio Street promotes remaining pianos at any price. F A Leatherman manager notes sale drive. In police court this morning William Shamel and C E Gosley were fined five dollars for intoxication.
The Sedalia Court No. 39 will meet Friday night September 4 at K P hall 52 at 8 o'clock with five candidate initiation followed by entertainment and refreshments. Sedalia Lodge No. 236 A F and A M will meet in regular communication Friday evening September 4 at 8 o'clock. all Masons invited.
W. H. Howell of Houston Texas praises DeWitts Little Early Risers as a purgative that cleanses the liver and relieves biliousness and constipation without griping or weakening. The Bard Drug Co distributes the pills.
Bids due September 15 2308 at secretary's office for furnishing coal to Sedana schools and hauling bids also due. Committee may reject any or all bids. A W McNenzie HRL Hoffman W M Johns committee. Also Arlington Pharmacy advertises perfume sales.
The Yellowstone Park is described as a one of a kind wonderland where wilderness scenery and wildlife are carefully preserved. Access is easiest via Union Pacific with ideal June to August travel rates. Information available from H. G. Kaill Kansas City Missouri.
Notice to publishers from Sedalia Missouri City Council invites sealed bids for city printing for one year. Bids based on Clerk office specifications must be filed by 5 p.m. on September 7, 1903. City Clerk E Baker oversees proceedings.
The Woman's International Union Label League will hold a call meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mrs. May Williams's home on South Engineer Street. Emma Berhens, F. S., Mrs. Manne Brenges, C. S., Cattlemen win rail rate concession in Topeka. West ern cattlemen secure cancellation of a proposed 15 percent live stock freight rate increase by the state railroad commission, Marcus Law announcing the decision for the railroads.
Monarch Laundry promotes all classes of laundry work with unexcelled facilities and modern, perfect service. Proprietor Chas. Van Antwerp advertises at phone 182. Arlington Pharmacy notes they carry patent medicines of merit and freshness with physician prescriptions not relied upon for endorsements.
Round trip fare is $1.50 for travel Sunday, September 6 to Kansas City. Train departs at 8 a.m. and returns from Kansas City at 10 p.m with a single stop in Warrensburg. No intoxicants sold on the train. Remember the date.
Local Arlington Pharmacy offers guaranteed quality syringes and hot water bottles for family health needs. The listing emphasizes reliable items and dependable healthcare basics available to customers.
A daily sh-daily sleeper service operates between St Louis and Mexico on the Katy line. A Pennsylvania conductor oversees the entire trip from start to finish.
A promotional note asserts all departments specialize and all items receive thorough care from linen to plain goods. It claims growing patronage proves merit and invites customers to trial the service.
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