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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1902
Page
5
A local retailer markets a semi negligee Pup shirt described as comfortable with a softer weight than summer styles. It features new spring colorings in tan brown and sage green with price range from 2.00 to 2.50.
A flood of residents and visitors travel through Sedalia with news of departures and arrivals. George K Mackey heads to Holden while Phil Stark journeys to Warrensburg via Hughesville. Local figures from Rocheport to Kansas City are noted, with social events and church activities planned, including a 23d anniversary for the Young People’s society and a St Paul German Lutheran dedication reset for next Sunday.
NEILSON presides in Chief Love's absence as Fairfield fishing trip takes him away. Seven miles of steel rails to widen the narrow gauge expected to arrive Wednesday or Thursday. Frank Long conducted a business trip along the narrow gauge today.
Local storefront Heynens on North Ohio Street declares a big monument sale for decorative car pieces. The event promises a wide selection of commemorative statues and related ornaments for buyers.
Thieves broke into H C Garmon’s meat house two miles northeast of the city Saturday night and stole seven or eight hams about as many sides and shoulders worth about 50 dollars. No suspects identified. Mrs George Brill of East Eleventh Street lost two partridge coach hens last Saturday night.
Rev. O L Wood will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to seven Lamonte High graduates Lulu Fowler Daisy Kemp Stella Taylor Enid Johnston Ethel Higginbotham Jessie McNair and Mabel Evans at 11 oclock next Sunday in the Christian church The commencement exercises follow Tuesday evening April 22 at the Lamonte opera house.
The notice urges readers to place want ads with the Sentinel, claiming solid value and good returns on investment for those seeking to reach local buyers.
The Sentinel received a letter from Mr. Charles Kringel now of Providence Rhode Island who was a Sedalia resident thirteen years ago requesting a copy of the old reliable. Citizens recall him fondly as a former local.
A brief note describes candies by Rembaugh of 616 Ohio as wholesome and pure for sale or note.
Mining engineer James H. James estimates the Quigley mines in Moniteau county are worth 5,000,000. He notes scans of zinc and lead extraction in nearby districts and praises the Quigley ore body as highly mineralized. Old papers for sale at this office.
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