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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1905
Page
10
No news on the missing colored servant Hattie Grant once in service to Mr and Mrs S A Rosse. She left notes for Mrs Rosse and others and has not been heard from or found. Police searched all day with no trace, not believed to have harmed herself, expect an unexpected appearance later.
Sedalia secured Saturday's game by breaking open the contest in the second inning as HortonFaltered. The outcome favored Sedalia with an early lead and decisive win.
Sedalia split the Friday doubleheader by defeating Joplin 7 5 in a Saturday rematch. Westcott struggled, Curtis relieved and shut down the visitors as Sedalia rallied with a five run second inning highlighted by Rohn, McDill, Lee and Baerwald.
Nicely appointed six room home on West Broadway near East 5th Street offered at the quoted price for the entire property. Describes lot 5644 by 120 feet and urges buyers to inquire today.
A local optical shop promotes smoked glasses for sun glare and rimless frames in demand. They advertise eye examinations and fitting using scientific principles with low prices and warranties on all optical goods.
Weekday grandstands free for ladies with Sundays and holidays still 10 cents. Trades reshape rosters as McLear moves to Oklahoma City for Cecil Bankhead and Altreith joins from Columbus. Sedalia aims to rise with new pitchers Talbot and Morris sidelined by illness and a doubleheader planned at 2 and after.
The Emerson-Marlow company introduces a novel method for long distance egg shipments. Eggs are broken, yolks and whites separated, canned, chilled, and frozen solid before transport. Shipments are classified into four classes with AA comprising whites only and BB as a second class.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease powder to treat corns bunions and painful feet. It claims the product soothes hot swollen feet and can be bought at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
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