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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1903
Page
5
Joe the Turk from Constantinople Turkey plays clarinet cornet and saxophone in a Zonophone concert at the Salvation Army hall 112 East Main street. The latest Zonophone machine and strong selections promise an hour of enjoyable music. come early for seating.
In police court this morning J L Bady A Hail Charles Murphy Tim Haley and J L Brooks were each fined five dollars for intoxication. Lost a brown Jersey cow with horns halter at X Ray Grocery Sixteenth and Vermont. Old papers for sale at this office. Found pair of gold glasses. Owner can claim by paying for notice at Sentinel office. Mt Clemens the Mineral Bath City. Timetables and a descriptive pamphlet mailed free by Grand Trunk Railway. Chicago address 135 Adams St. Geo W Vau A G P T A
A local ad promotes piano sales stating prices from 168 to 286 dollars with small down payments and monthly balances. It advertises new up to date pianos in various finishes and piano players, at 195 dollars, with store hours including evenings at 505 Ohio Street.
Public notice from Sedalia Missouri warns that after September 1 1903 anyone throwing refuse into alleys or keeping refuse boxes will face prosecution and fines in police court. City Clerk C E Baker signs August 19 1903 seal. Also mentions viewing a supposed murder scene at Mutascope parlors.
A long list of guests and travelers stop at the fair today including Jesse Malone of Moberly and Mrs. Thomas Terry of Lamonte. Officials, editors, clerks, and residents from Jefferson City to Wichita mingle with California Missouri and Windsor attendees as the State fair unfolds with social visits and reports of local activity.
A Missouri pamphlet campaign outlines apple bearing strengths along the Katy line. It urges readers to request pamphlets from the Katy office at 801 Wainwright Building, St. Louis Mo, to learn about the region's fruit prospects.
Parties seeking rooms are urged to telephone the Information bureau to arrange rentals.
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