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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1901
Page
8
Pleasant sale notice for bleached table damask at 56 inches wide offered at 19 cents a yard. Goods advertised at The Boston store located on 214 Ohio Street with limited availability.
Special train leaves Sedalia at 8 15 A M via M and K T Ry for El Dorado Springs. Odd papers for sale at this office.
The Incas built two major road networks in Peru, one inland across the plateau and a coastal route stretching about 1500 to 2000 miles. Large segments of these roads remain usable today, showcasing their engineering prowess.
Hughesville notes a string of social visits and travels with residents and guests from Kansas City Sedalia and Georgetown. Shippers sent hogs to St. Louis. lightning struck a Durley family member. local meetings include Rev. Ford’s protracted services near Dresden.
Pauline Missouri residents note E W Bow lman family still away in Morgan county. Mrs Lillie Murphy of Deepwater visits relatives. School directors visited Sedalia to repair the school house and add a new porch. Local boys enjoyed a Saturday ball game. Mr McNamara reports loss of cows.
Fordyce Redman and George Reavis visited McAllister Springs yesterday. Reece Wade shipped cattle to St. Louis. Mrs Wedman of Knob Noster stayed in town. Virgil and Ed Hardy visited from St. Louis. Sallie Luther left for Denver. Ice cream social and recital planned at Prairie Chapel. Larkin Blackburn and wife from Warrensburg visited. Elizabeth McNair returned from Kansas City to visit her mother. Mrs Jones of Holden visited her parents. Fern Sanders and wife from Kansas City visited. Mamie Rudy came from Kansas City to visit her brother. Mrs Ben Bond returned from Spring Garden. Mrs Wm Yankee returned from Chilhowee. Judge Conway and family from Warrensburg visiting. Merit Nelson returned from St. Louis. Joe Wimer and wife from Sweet Bottom...
Springs residents visit relatives here. Mrs J Bird and Miss Hendricks of Kansas City visit. H E Agee visits friends in Sedalia Sunday. Mrs O W Claybaugh of Green Ridge visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Duke. Clyde Terry attends Robbins' Business College in Sedalia. Ruth Nelson and son Dick visit Knob Nester after a week here. Mr and Mrs Newkirk of Lookout visit W E Keller’s family. Miss Grinstead of Longwood visits her sister Mrs Eliza Hall.
An advert proclaims Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills and offers a free sample. The copy cites Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or New York as sources for the remedy.
One dollar round trip fare advertised for Sunday August 11. Train leaves Sedalia at 8 15 A M. Also promotes apple ice at Farris Pharmacy.
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