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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1902
Page
2
Michigan Republicans could not better honor the old warrior General Russell A Alger than to embalm him. The remark suggests a strong dedication to preserving his memory in party circles.
The statement by David B Hill argues that a political leader need not constantly display a brass band to gain leadership. The remark emphasizes substance over ceremonial show in political appeal.
Later reports indicate the administration plans to send General Miles to the Philippines carrying all powers and prerogatives of a private citizen. The move appears to elevate his authority beyond standard military duties.
The St. Paul Globe poses a question about tariff protected trusts raising living costs 25 to 50 percent while workers see wage gains of 10 to 15 percent. The piece questions overall prosperity for laborers under such conditions.
Judge Robinson in Jefferson City on Friday declared Kerens followers compose the regular city committee of St Louis. The decision sidelines the Aikins crowd and widens the party breach as the bad gang remains in control.
The notice outlines Help Wanted and other ad categories with pricing rules. It lists word and line counts, minimum charges, obituary and resolution limits, envelope submission, and proper addressing instructions. It also mentions discounts for space and commercial rates for additional lines.
The Barrett farm west of the city limits is declared off limits for all hunting and shooting. S. G. Mason signs the prohibition.
Jacob P. Dunn is the Democratic candidate for Congress in the Indianapolis district. The nomination convention ignores Bryan and silver. Dunn is a former editor of the Indianapolis Sentinel. Cody Bloch of Ponca arrived in Sedalia for a visit with old friends, E. R. Morris and family. Lamonte folks returned from Renich, Missouri. Also notes on Grand Secretary Yungli of Peking, and a health ad for Rocky Mountain Tea. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised with testimonials.
Help wanted at Sedalia Steam Laundry. Applicants should apply at once to join the laundry staff.
Straw covered cushions with softly plaited straw covering and light rass filling create cool, decorative pillows. Color variants include a soft green and white plaid. ideal for piazza chairs and outdoor seating.
A new flour can appears with a crank operated sifting device. It holds a bag of flour and dispenses sifted flour ready for use. The inverted milk can shape bears a clear flour label to prevent confusion.
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for eating cancer of the nose and face and various skin ailments. It cites Mrs. M L Adams of Fredonia Alabama and Mrs. B M Guerney of Warrior Stand Alabama, claiming dramatic recoveries. The ad offers $1 per bottle and free samples from the Blood Balm Co. in Atlanta with medical advice upon request.
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway advertises Chicago to Washington and return for 15.85 dollars. Tickets on sale October 3 to 6 inclusive with return by October 14 and option to extend to November 3. Stop-over allowed.
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