Railroad News from Osage Street Opens and Tours
The item covers the Sewell and Gieschen opening at Pfotenhauer's old Osage street stand and a Katy excursion led by Conductor Turner. It notes repairs on East Fifth street, resumption of work by Boone on Missouri Pacific, a fishing party plotting on Pomme de Terre, and arrival of state railroad commissioners aboard a private car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewell & Gieschen
Pfotenhauer
Osage Street
William Beal
Pomme de Terre
Hopkins
Colorado
Messrs. Flory
Hinsley and McCully
East Baptist Trolley Party Delights Community Fundraiser
Ladies of East Baptist church hosted a three car trolley excursion to Brown Springs and Forest Park with refreshments at return. The event raised about 20 dollars for the church. Fire departments responded to a Jefferson Street blaze at Fred Robertson property causing slight damage. J H Clemens and wife arrived from St Louis. Eclipse Mosquito Chaser touted for peaceful sleep. Harker Drug Co. bath service offered at 15 cents.
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Jefferson Street
Fred Robertson
Harker Drug Co
Restaurant for Sale as Proprietor Leaves City
Busy dining spot available at fair price. Business owner intends to relocate from city and lists address X Y Z with care SENTINEL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care Sentinel
Counterfeiting arrest shocks Partridge families
William R Tissue, father of Charlie Tissue held in Clinton on counterfeiting charges, traveled from Clinton to Partridge Kas. He says his son was well educated and may be innocent, and that the family will stand by him despite the trouble. News sent shock through the town as locals sought the official papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R Tissue
Charlie Tissue
Clinton
Partridge
Kas
Charlie
Merchants booth drive boosts city street fair plans
Merchants show strong interest in uniform eight foot booths for the street fair. The display space will favor a wide promenade and the flower parade. Local shops listed include Myers & Dow, Courtney, Hub, Kingsbaker Cigar Co, Good Luck Clothing, Sedalia firms, and more. Senator Chase Vandiver visited, endorsing railway and warehouse commissioner race. Foley's Kidney Cure advertised with refund guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers & Dow
Wm Courtney
Lodge & Staley
Hertz & Hale
Oe Hub
Kingsbaker Cigar Co
Johnston
J m Offield & Sons
Fhes Shoe Store
Blair’s
H Wmenschke
McGowan Drug Co
Courtney Shoe Store
Bichsel Bros
Sigenfritz Hardware Co
Good Luck Clothing Co
Sedalia Cash Store
Lane Shoe
D Papple
Chicago
Sedalia Fruit and Com
Festooning Colors Highlight 20 Feet of 1C Cc
A note lists festooning with new colors measuring 20 feet for 1C Cc, detailing installation scope and visual upgrade. The item emphasizes decorative styling and material length for the project.
Hats dyed by Lapies Paris for the Fair
Lapies Paris offers hat coloring services for the upcoming Fair. Bring hats to 307 East Fifth Street next week and have them dyed.
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Lapies
Wanted to Buy Second Hand Household Goods
Classified note seeks buyers for second hand household goods. Address A Hel fert and W Reifferson care of William Kahrs at 110 West Second Street for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Helfert
W Reifferson
William Kahrs
West Second Street
The Carnival Queen Vote Counts In Local Contest
The ballot result shows Miss Cullinan with 327 votes, Miss Pearson with 270, and Miss Schmidt with 35 in the Carnival Queen election counted this afternoon. An ad blurb for Rocky Mountain Tea appears with a slogan about changing places and a druggist recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullinan
Pearson
Poueriy
Ty d
Jennie
Rocky Mountain
Wanrep Woman for General Housework
Help wanted advertisement seeks a Wanrep woman for general housework. Call at 1321 Osage for details and arrangements.
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Wanrep
Osage Street
Wantrep A Man of Character and Ability
Address Scare of SENTINEL office stands as a feature on one of the day’s best sellers. The piece spotlights Wantrep, a figure noted for character and skill in handling demanding sales, with local interest in the newspaper office.
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Wantrep
Sentinel Office
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
An advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It notes a refund if ineffective and carries E Grove’s signature on each box. Also mentions ice cream soda and Ott's drug store with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E . Grove
Want Ted Strong Boy On Country Place for Chores
Inquire 16 and Arlington. W E Brown. Mail at the Sentinel office for SX CSW LC XYZ and Typewriter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Place
Arlington
W E Brown
Sentinel Office
WantrEp Second Hand Letter Press For Sale
Hand letter press in good condition available via address G care of SENTINE office Sedalia.
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Sentine
Sedalia
Rooms for rent with board in good location
For rent furnished or unfurnished rooms with good board and a convenient location. Address Rooms care of SENTINEL.
Notable guests and social notes from local Tennessee figures
Prof Elmer Sharp and wife of Talahoma Tennessee visit Prof J P Gass. Mrs W Driskell returns to Lamonte. Misses Mary Temple and Mary Flaven depart for a three week trip to Chicago Green Bay and Charlevoix. A baby born to Mrs Birnie Lyons above Third National bank. About 200 attend good roads picnic at Stony Ridge farm with music by Prof Boomer and talks by Sampson Stanley Bothwell Harris. Subscription raised to fix roads from Sedalia toward Marshall. Joe Paget's horse runs away on Ohio street. No Joe Waddell returns from Colorado trip gaining ten pounds while his girl loses twenty. Mrs Those J Hearn returns to Kansas City.
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Mary Temple
Mary Flaven
Chicago
Green Bay
Charlevoix
Birnie Lyons
Third National Bank
Stony Ridge
Prof Boomer
Messrs
Sampson
Stanley
Bothwell
Harris
Sedalia
Marshall
Joe Paget
Ohio Street
Joe Waddell
Colorado
Ben Blair
Those J Hearn
Kansas City
Birthday Party at Lamonte Seventy Seventh Celebration
Mrs Mary J Cross celebrated her sixty seventh birthday Sunday August 13 at home four miles southwest of Lamonte. The large gathering included Thomas Hughes and family Wm Hughes and family James Haffacre and family Wm Taylor and family James Cross and family Warrensburg Henry Cross and daughter Roxia Sedalia George Williams Mayme Huchaber George Ginder Lee Ela and Kate Huchabee William Ginder Williams and families Anna Harris Mr Leonard and many others. The entire party consisted of 106 attendees and enjoyed outdoor games and refreshments.
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Lamonte
Mary J. Cross
Thomas Hughes
Wm Hughes
James Haffacre
Wm Taylor
James Cross
Warrensburg
Henry Cross
Roxia
Sedalia
George Williams
Mayme Huchaber
George Ginder
Lee Ela
Kate Huchabee
William Ginder
Williams
Anna Harris
Mr Leonard
Constipation Cure Ad Sparks Refund Claim
An old advertisement promises a lasting cure for constipation by Tawe Casecrets Cand Cathartic with a 10¢ price. The copy hints at a money refund from Grugeists if not satisfied, reflecting dubious medicinal claims of the era.
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Grugeists
Real estate and vehicle sale noted at 907 South Momteau
For 5 and 542 per cent money see FIBR Sent 907 South Momteau. Also real estate for a small and vehicle sale referenced in the notice.
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South Momteau
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Evening Sentinel
Railroad News
Floyd Mead
Katy
Turner
Davis
Rockwell
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East Fifth Street
Im Boone
Missouri Pacific
Charles Fowers
Mrs Myers
St Louis
Brotherhood of Railway Telegraphers of the
United States
Ang? Ganads
St. Louis
Myrtle Wright
Engineer
Fred Weise
Weller
J H Clemens
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Missouri Ave
W. E. Poindexter
A. B. Fristoe
Tel
Coro
J. D. Donnohue
Sentinel
Forest Park
W. R. Tissue
Partridee, Kas
Uni
Court House Gang
Red Cross
Alamo
Fleischmann’s Pharmacy
Senator Vandiver
Chase Vandiver
Lafayette County
Judge Shackleford
Dick Bland
Missouri
Foley
A. S. McGowan
H Heynen
Sedana
Carnival Queen
Dexter
Sedalia, MO
Ott’s Drug Store
Elmer Sharp
Talahoma, Tenn
J P Gass
W. Driskell
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Bird’s Eye
Telephone
East Third Street
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