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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1902
Page
8
Sedalia Lodge No. 236 A F and A M will convene at 8 o clock Friday evening April 11 for Third Degree work. All Master Masons are invited to attend. E E Codding W M A Sampson Secretary.
Sedalia Chapter No 18 R A M will meet in regular convocation at 730 this Thursday evening April 10 1902 Visiting companions are fraternally invited to attend By order of Attest Co H Zoll H P J H Mara Secretary
In Toledo Ohio April Eugene V Dobbs attends a lecture and learns Mayor Jones disputes doctors. The mayor claims to feel frisky and challenges Dobbs to a jumping duel on the office floor. Dobbs fails to beat the mayor's seven foot leap after three tries. They end with a chat.
Brief notes report all St. Louis post office employees being vaccinated as a precaution against smallpox. The State Board of Arbitration works in St. Joseph to settle the carpenters strike. In Carrollton Missouri on April 9 Democrats of the Eighth Senatorial district renominated Hon. John F. Morton by acclamation.
Washington reports the postal department shows the largest quarterly receipts in history for the three months ending January. Receipts total $32,095,621 with expenditures of $30,947,131 and a surplus of $1,058,490.
Palmyra Missouri April 9 Hon Thom as W Hawkins announces his withdrawal from the race for Representative. He says new business arrangements prevent him from continuing in the position he has held for three terms.
Heynens on Worth Street Worth Ohio advertises a big monument sale for Decoration Day. The notice highlights discounts and a wide selection for memorials.
Maplewood residents report April unfolds with umbrellas first, then hyacinths and daffodils in bloom. Oats are sown and growing, corn waiting for warm days, while a new well is drilled at the Laker farm. Local students graduate, teachers travel, and plans for spring schools in Smithton and Maplewood proceed.
Classified notice offers fine lace edge sleeves and neck items at a bargain. Includes three ladies gauge vests with low necks and remnants table linens in reds and unbleached. Noted lengths range from 2 to 3 yards.
A concert featuring Sedalia's vocal and instrumental artists will be held to raise funds for the local church. Proceeds from the event go directly to church programs and outreach.
Adolph Becker, a Western Union messenger, was struck by a delivery wagon while turning a corner at Second and Ohio streets. His bicycle damaged but Becker escaped serious injury after sliding clear of the wheels.
If your prescriptions are filled at the Arlington they will satisfy your doctor, suggesting adherence supports medical approval and ongoing care.
George Pregge presents a sixteen piece program at Trinity English Lutheran Church tonight correcting a previous notice. The concert features a sequence of musical numbers as announced in the local morning paper.
The Star reports R. E. Milton, who duped Warrensburg butchers with forged checks, was arrested at Fort Scott. Jefferson City Tribune notes Attorney General Ed C Crow will move his family to St. Louis. Stanley Adams, a Fulton banker who absconded, was captured at Shreveport and sent back for trial on a $2000 bond. Rothfuss cigar factory in Fort Scott, thirty years in business, closed under trust. Vernon county real and personal property valuation is $7,638,316.
The ladies of the organization arrange for Miss Carrie Lee Carter national lecturer and organizer of the W C T U to visit from Saturday evening to Tuesday morning. She will speak publicly Sunday morning and evening with notice to follow. The club meets at Mrs Easley 726 East Fifth street at 3 oclock Friday afternoon.
Two furnished rooms available for light housekeeping. Call at Sentinel office located at 4-10 3rd.
Red Cross Ball Blue promises to whiten clothing turning yellowed fabrics to a snow white finish. A 207 package is offered at five cents.
A brief notice notes satisfaction with compounded medicines in Arlington. The item highlights benefits for both clinicians and recipients, signaling trusted local pharmaceutical services and patient care.
References private loan matters handled by attorney C C Lawson located in the Katie building. Bell telephone service listed as 467 for contact.
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