Weather Forecast for August 28 1901
Partly cloudy with cool showers and thunderstorms expected Thursday. West portion tonight. The Sentinel provides a brief regional forecast for readers in the area.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1901
Page
8
Partly cloudy with cool showers and thunderstorms expected Thursday. West portion tonight. The Sentinel provides a brief regional forecast for readers in the area.
Granite Lodge No. 272 A F and A M will hold an eight o'clock special communication this evening. Work will be in the second degree. All Master Masons are invited. J C Parmerlee W M S M Hodges Secretary.
Boonville Sheriff William Koenig asks local authorities to watch for John Waller aged 22 who travels the country with a 19 year old girl in a one horse rig.
Arlington Pharmacy at 508 Ohio Street invites Sedalia and Pettis County doctors to inspect their drugs chemicals and pharmaceuticals. The ad promises top quality stock kept in perfect condition and rapid sourcing via telegraph and express services if needed.
The Rev Cook and his mother attended a Monday night service in Hughesville with Rev Lopspeich of Butler Missouri. He assisted, sang a fine solo, and one new member joined the congregation.
Mr Albert Kahn of Bell Clothing returned from the East with a full car load of Roe lof hats for men. The Roelof, East's style benchmark, is now in Sedalia with Bell as sole agent. The shipment has been unpacked and placed on sale.
A report notes careful prescription preparation at Arlington Pharmacy, emphasizing accurate dosing, sterile technique, and validated compounding practices. The article highlights adherence to safety standards and professional oversight in pharmaceutical care.
Dr. T. T. Major & Son advertise limited time dental work at reduced rates due to crop failure and drought. Services include gold and platinum fillings, bridge work, painless extractions, and overall warranty with office at 410 Ohio Street opposite the courthouse.
Advertises Monaro laundry services with wash day relief and rough dry rate. Flat work ironed free of charge. Call 183 for full particulars. CHAS. VAN ANTWERP, Proprietor. Also notes Arling ton Pharmacy supplies for prescription work and Rocky Ford cantaloupes at the Candy Palace.
The Messrs Cohn of Warrensburg are noted in this snippet discussing Holcomb stock and Castor It’s the kind you have always bought. The text presents a partial ad or legal notice style reference. It mentions Warrensburg names and stock mention without full context.
The Holcomb stock of goods was sold by Public Administrator B F Hughes who oversees the D I Holcomb estate. The Cohn brothers operate stores in several Central Missouri cities.
Arlington pharmacy vows to please every patient and physician with reasonable prices for high quality prescriptions, emphasizing attentive service and affordable care.
Central Missouri farms are offered loans of 500000 dollars at 6 percent annual interest with optional principal payments of 100 dollars or more. The lender will carry the loan as long as the borrower wishes. Contact GEO M. RIDDLE at 320 Ohio St Sedalia Mo before renewing or making a new loan.
C. W. Foley of Hughesville and Annie Curtis of Lamar were married Tuesday afternoon by Rev. C. A. Buchanan at his home. The Arlington Pharmacy notes its courteous staff of three registered pharmacists and emphasizes its use of purest obtainable drugs.
The Sedalia steam dye works advertises a new delivery wagon and offers free estimates for dyeing cleaning and repairing across the city. All orders delivered free. Office at 219 South Lamine street Queen City telephone No. 316.
Eight year old rye packed four quarts per case at three dollars shipped to any address. If not as represented, return at our expense. Also notes medical and family use. Peter Pehl Wholesale 115 West Second St. Phone 95. Prof Jack Duncan the blind phrenologist returns to Sedalia at 135 East Cooper Street to read the past and reveal the future.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway offers tourist tickets to the Pan American exposition with scenic routes and historical stops. The Lake Shore Tours publication lists trip maps and rates, and a new direct line opens to this famous resort. Contact B. P. Humphrey in Kansas City or F. M. Byron in Chicago for details.
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