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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1905
Page
8
Public notice text appears to be header information for Sedalia Missouri city papers. Includes postage and mail matter classification and editorial designation for the Sentinel Newspaper Co as official city paper.
Washington observers watch Taft as a potential Roosevelt organization candidate. Taft backs liberal Republican policies, panama rates for U.S. vs foreign monopoly, and railroad reform. He supports Philippine independence, civil service reform, and may be the front runner alongside Fairbanks in a developing GOP contest.
King Victor Emmanuel backs an international conference in Rome to form agrarian co operative societies for wholesale trade and defense against trusts. The plan seeks to centralize farming, empower farmers in global markets, and curb middlemen. experts warn worldwide ties may be unwieldy while noting potential for information sharing on crop prospects.
Secretary Taft argues cabinet members, mostly millionaires, cannot live on their salaries in Washington. He cites personal cost of living as a public protest with several secretaries barely breaking even and Secretary Hay believed to spend most.
Missouri is not a state many would call rich in minerals yet it yields about 80 percent of the nation’s zinc and dominates nickel and lead mining. Demand for these metals rises as new Missouri districts develop yearly, and the state may rival California in gold and silver output in time.
Thousands vote weekly in the Sentinel Automobile Contest with Mrs Lulu Human rising to first place on 3429 votes in a week. The Seda lia Auto showroom displays the prize while readers push for new subscriptions to earn bonus votes.
Charles J Bonaparte the new secretary of the navy weighs about 5090 pounds yet received the Laetare medal from Notre Dame University Indiana as the most distinguished Catholic layman who rendered the most efficient and laudable service to the Catholic church during the year.
At a reception Tuesday night for former Ambassador Choate in New York ex President Grover Cleveland drew unexpected attention. The gathering of distinguished men shifted momentarily from a formal welcome of the ambassador to an informal greeting of the nation’s most famed private citizen.
Six homing pigeons carrying greetings from St Louis mayor were released from the Star Chronicle building to fly to Boston. The projected distance is about fifteen hundred miles, one of the longest planned routes.
Brandt and Grote advertise Vigoral Health and Big S flour with strong claims of quality and value. The promo highlights product superiority and brand trust to attract customers seeking health benefits and reliable baking ingredients.
Captain Nilsen of the Norwegian ship Tromp clears for Norway in New York and strikes Sweden from his ship papers. He flies the largest Norwegian flag, ignores the Swedish consulate until forced by officials, and erases the word swede from the clearance papers before signing with Vice Consul Hansen.
The advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female troubles and infertility. It claims to overcome barrenness, ease pregnancy, and restore health, citing a Syracuse testimonial and offering a free Common Sense Medical Adviser with mailed order.
The advertisement promotes Worrell's Insect Exterminator as suitable for military use and claims it is sold at all druggists, highlighting broad availability for extermination needs.
This week The Cash Grocers advertise 16 items including granulated sugar 1.00 a bottle extract root beer 0.20 imperial tea 0.20 pure leaf lard 1.00 dry salt bacon 0.25 honey 0.25 corn starch 0.25 and starch 0.25. They feature Cuban coffee at 0.20 per pound and San Marto coffee at 0.25 per pound with a money back guarantee on trial. Prompt beta phone delivery and weekly fresh butter eggs and fish on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Advertising copy touts Ho lister's Rocky Mountain Tea with phrases about clear thinking decisive action and vim and vigor of body and mind. Sold as tea or tablets for 35 cents by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Attorney General Hadley says Kennish and Lake understand the governor’s wishes to arrest bookmakers at the Delmar track. He urges sheriff or peace officers to seize paraphernalia and prosecute felonies, and to ensure proper enforcement with local authorities in St Louis County.
L. C. Snell presents dermatology and chiropody services at 152 West Third Street offering hair scalp and complexion specialties in a local ad.
Natural gas was struck at 950 feet depth on the Edward Gast farm eight miles south of Leavenworth Kansas. A strong flow was reported, gas found 250 feet beneath the Leavenworth coal vein. Other farmers plan wells on nearby properties.
Hamrick and Graham promote the well known S brand and Vigoral Health flour in a public endorsement. The note highlights health and quality factors and names the product lineup.
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