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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1902
Page
2
The St. Louis grand jury on Saturday called John Scullin as its first witness. He said he had no idea what was wanted of him and, as a capitalist likely a millionaire, his knowledge of financial transactions around the passage of measures through the assembly was considered potentially valuable to the jury.
Hill's Business College eleven departed for Warrensburg to open the season against the Normals this afternoon. Joined by several Secalians, the travelers include Miss Linnie Gold, Miss Margaret Pilcher, and Messrs. Goll, Glenn, Harris, Lewis, Gus Lewis, Referee Del Griggs, Golden, Monroe, Patterson, and Fleming aboard the afternoon train to witness the game.
The farm roller should be used to fit wheat ground, compacting surface soil and improving seed bed. Roll before harrow and drill on sandy or loamy soils, but never on sticky, overly wet ground. Follow rolling with harrow to loosen soil and prevent moisture loss.
The Hebrew New Year will be celebrated next Wednesday according to community calendars. Local congregations invite families to observe the holiday with services and traditional greetings.
An article promotes growing tomatoes under glass for late autumn early winter and spring. It highlights Lorillard tomatoes as a favorable choice, noting pots on stands under wire trellising, 70 degree day 65 night temperatures, and occasional hand pollination to ensure winter fruit.
The Globe-Democrat reports Wall Street opposition to Secretary of the Treasury Shaw’s financial policy as an effort to embarrass President Roosevelt and his administration.
Michigan station recommends keeping rows twenty one inches apart due to work and horse limitations in narrow beds. Tests show higher nitrate fertilizer boosts beet yield and sugar percentage, with nitrate of soda outperforming sulphate ammonia and home mixed fertilizer in five experiments over three years. Stable manure increases tonnage but not total sugar pounds.
A reader letter promotes Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as treatments for uterine disease and related headaches and side pain. It claims the remedies restore regularity, heal inflammation, and ease female weakness. The advertiser offers a medical adviser book by mail with small postage.
Gentry Bros Famous Shows return after twenty years as the leading trained animal exhibition. This year the show is twice its former size with a double herd of performing animals and several novel acts. Patrons include elite of the land and the visit should be a grand success. The exhibition date is Friday October 3.
The following pensions have been granted to John Musy in California for eight dollars and Delilah Forkner in Frisbee for twelve dollars.
The author argues American mohair clips fetch 5 to 10 cents per pound above Bradford, suggesting no urgent need for South African goats to improve flocks. He questions why American wool sells at British Turkish quotes and higher than South African quotes, and cites the Cashmere goat and alpaca as related fiber sources.
Nancy Hanks the ex queen of trotters has just foaled a filly by Bingen as her sixth foal. Her first Narion now six is a brood mare at Forbes farm. Admiral Dewey eight is four. Lord Roberts two is a fast trotter. Markala a promising yearling filly by Peter the Great. and another filly by Bingen. Forbes calls Nancy the most profitable brood mare he owns.
New location for Dr E Nasse, formerly the Jacobson residence, now serves as both office and residence at 216 East Second Street. Phone 285.
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures eating cancer of the nose and face and other blood diseases. It cites cases from Mrs. M. Sh. Adams of Fredonia Alabama and Mrs. B. M. Guerney of Warrior Stand Alabama. The product is sold for $1 per large bottle with free samples offered by the Blood Balm Co. in Atlanta.
Captain E. W. Stevens will ship a car load of eighteen horses from Pettis County to New Orleans today. The animals are described as among the finest ever shipped from the county.
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