Sedalia Notes July 1901 Local Notices and Council Actions
Local items list residents visiting and shopping in Sedalia, ongoing sale promotions, summer goods clearances, and brief notes on workers and travelers. City council proceedings document tax ordinance changes, smallpox treatment payments, junk dealer licenses, and sidewalk repairs. Also included are notices of special elections to fill two council vacancies and an August 26 voting date.
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Sedalia
Missouri
Babcock
Messrs
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Hammond
Hodges
Parks
Scally
Brown
Seggerson
Dorris
Mr. Hodges
Brown and
Broadway
Grand
Barrett
Missouri & Kansas Telephone Company
Sedalia Water & Light Company
Messrs. Babcock
B. F. Seggerson
J. L. Babcock
I. J. L. Babcock
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County Court Eyes Judge Kinsey Records in Closed Talks
The county court, in session, seeks to review Judge Kinsey's books and any unsettled fees. County Attorney Cashman and the court have held private conferences and reportedly may pursue proceedings to compel disclosure of records from Kinsey and Constable Robb.
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Judge Kinsey
Football Meeting Tonight in Sedalia
A group of young men interested in football will meet at the Sedalia Athletic Association to organize a team for the coming season. Prof. C. W. Robbins is said to back the enterprise and a strong eleven will be fielded.
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Sedalia Athletic Association
C. W. Robbins
Temporary Removal of Peter Pehl
During rebuilding of the Fulton Market restaurant and wholesale liquor house the author states temporary quarters at 211 West Main Street and 213 South Osage Street next to Stevens' livery stable with 95.2 rings for Main Street office and 3 rings for Osage Street office.
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Fulton Market
West Main Street
South Osage Street
Stevens
Main Street
Osage Street
Winners announced for Company D drill at Liberty Park
Members of Company D National Guard drilled at Liberty Park last night. Results named Section 1 as best drilled and organized and best at target practice, Section 3 as having best attendance. Sections 2 and 4 were not awarded. A drill and ball will be held at the park hall later this month.
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Liberty Park
Park Hall
Red Cross Ball Blue Best in the World
A vintage note lauds Red Cross Ball Blue as the best in the world and promotes large two ounce packages priced at five cents.
Monthly Coffee At Trinity English Lutheran Parsonage
The Ladies' Aid society of Trinity English Lutheran church will host their monthly coffee at the parsonage, inviting parishioners to enjoy refreshments and fellowship.
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the Ladies’ Aid Society of
Trinity English Lutheran Church
Souvenir Sale At Home Tea and Coffee Co
A souvenir sale offers a keepsake with a pound of coffee or twenty five cents worth of tea on Saturday August 10 at the Home Tea and Coffee Co.
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Home ‘Tea and Coffee Co
Hogan and Brownfield Buy Cattle and Hogs at Camp Branch
Hogan and Brownfield purchased 40 head of cattle and two carloads of hogs from Brooks Wilson at Camp Branch on Tuesday. They shipped a carload of hogs to St. Louis today.
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Hogan
Brownfield
Brooks Wilson
Camp Branch
St. Louis
Pettis County Real Estate Loans Offer
Advertises $1,000 and up at low rates with long terms on Pettis county realty. Farm loans at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J H Bothwell attorney and counselor at Sedalia National Bank Building.
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Pettis County Realty
J. H. Bothwell
Sedalia National Bank
Open Air Concerts Planned in East Sedalia
The Second Regiment band is arranging a series of open air concerts in East Sedalia with plans not yet complete. Further particulars will be announced tomorrow.
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Sedalia
Damask Table Linen Offered at The Boston
Nice bleached table damask sixty inches wide offered at nineteen cents a yard while the lot lasts at The Boston located at 214 Ohio Street with limited supply.
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Boston
Local Resident Recovers From Sunday Operation
Mrs. Fannie Conkle of 1419 East Seventh Street is slowly recovering from a delicate operation performed Sunday. The notice is part of a clipped day in Sedalia advertisements featuring travel to El Dorado Springs for $1 round trip on Sunday August 11 and promotions for a soda fountain at Arlington Pharmacy with Red Cross Ball Blue and electric fans.
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Sedalia
Ott
Kansas City
Charles Conrad
Excelsior Springs
J. T. Montgomery
Las Vegas
N. M
EL Dorado Springs
TF. RY
Fannie Conkle
East Seventh Street
Arlington Pharmacy
How Are Your Kidneys
Dr Hobbs asparagus pills advertised as a cure all kidney ailments. Sample free offer promotes Sterling Remedy with Chicago or New York delivery details.
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Hobbs
Sparagus
Sterling Remedy
Chicago
N.Y
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