Weather Note From The Sentinel On August First
The Sentinel reports the weather notice dated August 1 1901 noting temperature conditions, atmospheric changes, and potential impacts on local daily life in the town.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1901
Page
8
The Sentinel reports the weather notice dated August 1 1901 noting temperature conditions, atmospheric changes, and potential impacts on local daily life in the town.
The forecast calls for fair weather in the Union Area northwest tonight with possible showers in the southeast tonight and through Tuesday. Local moisture and variability may bring scattered showers in the southeast. Total precipitation chances remain low in the northwest.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway offers reduced Chicago to New York and return tickets with a stop at Pan-American exposition starting July 1. Also available are low rate Buffalo tickets. Eight trains daily. Send four cents in stamps for printed matter and full information. F. M. Byron G. W. A. Chicago B. P. Humphrey T. P. A. Kansas City Mo.
The Chain o Lakes, touted as Wisconsin’s loveliest summer spot, is accessible from Chicago and Milwaukee via the Wisconsin Central railway. Electric lines run from depot to lake areas. Streams nearby offer good trout fishing while lakes host black bass and pickerel. For brochure requests contact Jas C Pond Milwaukee Wis.
Large warehouse available for rent with railroad switch access. Apply to Sedalia Plan num Mill company at Third and Osage streets.
Wanted part nership in a leading Central Missouri barber shop. Address sent care of Sentinel office Seda lia Mo.
The advertisement promotes L Art de la Mode with designs for summer dresses and fall wear, offering a sample copy free upon request with name and a two cent stamp. It notes single issues at 35 cents and lists Morse Broughton Co in New York for procurement and mentions old papers for sale.
The text describes a con man claiming a special commission from General Grant and using a baptism formula invoking Grant, the U S Constitution and Jesus Christ. It traces his varied roles as a Missouri Republican politician, a South Carolina Democrat and prohibitionist, and an Alabama tramp laborer legislator pension voucher forger and St Louis convention attendee for McKinley.
A notice urges recipients to advise and decline acceptance, inviting those unable to call to write a confidential reply with a closing stamp. The brief implies a formal communication requirement and a postal submission option.
Moscow reports an unprecedented leprosy spread across forty nine districts. Officials say cases appear in Caucasus, central Asia, eastern Siberia, and Crimea, with seventy two deaths confirmed. Precautions aim to stop entry into western Siberia, Poland, and Finland.
Reports praise the Red Cross team for curing diseases and deformities with their famous therapy and X ray exams. Patients from Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma visit Nos. 311 and 313 Lugenfritz for treatment as word spreads.
An advertising feature promotes three months of free medical services for certain patients before August 10, with no medicines charged and only a patient recommendation required. X ray exams brag as highly advanced, promising cures for many ailments. The piece contrasts medical services with a lively musical program featuring Innes and his band capable of performing symphonies and light dances like two steps.
The Boston runs a limited time sale on a table cover or material in bleached finish, 51 inches wide, priced at 19 cents per yard, urging shoppers to act before the lot is gone.
A family mare named Farris' Fountain is for sale cheap. Inquiries should be directed to Vollmer at the Missouri Pacific depot.
Pehl's Private Stock eight years old bottled at the distillery packed four quarts per case priced at $3.00 per case. Shipped to any address with guarantee of replacement and covered costs if not as represented. Suitable for medicinal and family use. Peter Pehl Wholesale in whiskeys and Anheuser-Busch beers. House 115 West Second St. Phone 95.
Money loans from $1,000 and up at lowest rates on Pettis county realty. Farm loans offered at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J. H. Bothwell, Attorney and Counselor, Sedalia National Bank Building.
Ice cold cider vinegar and Bartlett Pears candy palice are advertised alongside Crawford’s Ginger Ale. The ginger drink is described as made from ginger, not capiscum, and praised as equal to the best. All items are noted as produced in Cedalia.
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