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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1901
Page
5
Mrs Maggie E Fletcher files for divorce from Robert E Fletcher in Nevada Missouri after eleven days of marriage ending August 14 190? Cruelty alleged in circuit court filing Also an Arlington Pharmacy advert restates prescription filling services with reasonable prices.
Dr. Yancey of Katy hospital consents to use the hospital ambulance for transporting the dead and injured during the ball game on Wednesday afternoon.
A gold Elgin hunting case watch with a Roman gold heart charm was lost on East Fifth Street between Lamine and Hancock. A reward is offered for its return. please leave at this office.
Arlington Pharmacy commits to filling doctor prescriptions at fair prices. The outreach emphasizes affordable medication access for patients seeking timely treatment and reliable pharmaceutical service.
Miss Lydia Houser daughter of the Rev John Houser former German M E church pastor married a Mr Meyer at Denver Colorado.
Reader confirms taste test of Farris ice cream and suggests going to the shop. The note records a plan to visit the venue for further enjoyment.
Partnership offered in top Central Missouri barber shop. Write to X X. E., care Sentinel office, Sedalia, Missouri.
The Jewels defeated the Bells Sunday afternoon by a 14 to 13 score in a close game. Batteries listed for Bells include Edwards.
A Boonville Missouri dispatch denies rumors that the steamer Nadine was lost on the Missouri River with several employees drowned. The item, from The Sentinel, calls the loss false and notes the story as untrue.
Fred Allen of Beaman who suffered severe frostbite last winter is almost fully healed. He lost portions of both hands and feet and the wounds have nearly closed.
The Good Luck Clothing store at 116 Ohio Street old Teufel and Oliver stand is closing out stock at half price. Shop early for bargains and first choice selections.
The Queen City Dancing club schedules a Tuesday evening gathering at Kede's hall to arrange an upcoming picnic. Members will discuss event details and volunteer roles.
The note proclaims Red Cross Ball Blue as the best in the world and mentions large two ounce packages priced at 5 cents.
During the rebuilding of the Fulton Market restaurant and my wholesale liquor house, my temporary addresses are 211 West Main street and 213 South Osage street next to Stevens' livery stable. Phone numbers given for Main street and Osage street offices. Peter Pehl.
Cheese hogs ducks and cattle arrive for the State fair with a large exhibits line. Dairy products are arriving from New York Wisconsin and Iowa for entry. The Arlington Pharmacy prescription department is noted as first in the city.
The Lyon Stock company will stage MuLdoon's Picnic tonight at Forest Park Summer Theatre.
A long list of notices from Sedalia and nearby towns notes visits, trips, and daily run of Ott's Fountain and Ott's Pharmacy offerings. Names include Pearl King, A Farnham, G A Widder, W C Terry, Stella Taylor, Charles Clingan, J B Whaley, Earle Whaley, Eula Wise, Mattie Forsee, J M Pelly, Miss Russell, Mrs J W Divers, Rev King Stark, and others with a mix of business and social mentions.
Sedalia Elks lodge votes to stage evening attractions during the State fair week. Plans include German Village Streets of India and Electric Fountain, similar to last year but higher class with vaudeville and free street shows. A committee seeks city council approval to close Fourth Street between Ohio and Massachusetts and Lamine Street between Third and Fourth.
Loan offer for personal property security stated by C. C. Lawson located in Rooms 107-89 of the Katie building with Bell Telephone contact at 467.
A brief item notes a patient or caregiver asking a doctor to leave the prescription at a facility. The message implies a process to secure medication by alternative delivery, with emphasis on cooperation between patient and medical staff.
A report from Arlington details precise pharmaceutical practices conducted with scientific rigor. It highlights adherence to safety standards and accurate dispensing procedures.
Fred Emerson was arrested this afternoon by Officer Baley on charges of stealing curtains and other household furnishings. Others are implicated and expected to be arrested.
Judge Rogers handled this morning’s docket disposing Davie Paxton for disturbing the peace with a $3 fine paid. Gertie Hill and Hortense Cross, listed as colored from late hours, paid $3 each. Dora Hopard fined $1 for late hours. Shadon Jackman fined $1 for drunkenness. George Gammon and Will McKnight both drunk received 100 days in the calaboose or the option to leave town.
Harry Slack was convicted of assault in Judge Rogers' court this morning and sentenced to ten days in jail.
The adjourned meeting of ladies interested in philanthropic work connected with the State fair will meet at the Cumberland Presbyterian church tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Reports of committees from the previous meeting will be rendered and other business transacted. It is hoped many who were not present will attend. All are cordially invited.
Lum Bartlett was arrested this afternoon in connection with the Wright brothers cutting incident. He posted $500 bond for an appearance before Judge Rogers on August 26. Ed Perry, said to be the principal cutter, is known to have left town.
Sedalia Water and Light has started ditching for new water mains to the State fair grounds. The pipe is en route and will be laid upon arrival.
The county court met this morning to consider tax, bridge and road matters. By 3 p.m. the court had not yet taken up the report of the committee that investigated Judge Kinsey's books.
Polly Bryant departed this afternoon for Omaha Nebraska where she will testify as prosecuting witness against George Uhlman and Annie Templemeyer in a case pending in the local court.
J W M'Clain P T A Sedalia Missouri advertises low summer rail rates with two round trip options. From July 1 to 9 and July 10 to Aug 31, travelers pay 17.86 and 21.85 dollars respectively with return validity to October 31. Issues address and phone hints appear with the Great Seal ads.
A travel notice invites home seekers to a biweekly itinerary to Texas Oklahoma and the West North and Northwest with trips every 1st and 3rd Tuesday. Return limit three weeks and liberal stopovers noted.
Missouri Pacific offers include a through Pullman sleeper to San Francisco for Epworth League work and Pan-American Exposition trips. Round trips to Buffalo from $24.90, Pueblo and Denver from $17.85 to $21.85 with Oct 31 return, plus group fares for Louisville Conclave and National G A R trips. Through cars to Cleveland and San Francisco options, with various return limits and 50 cent extensions. Information at St. Louis ticket office.
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