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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1901
Page
5
Old papers for sale at this office. We will fill and deliver your prescription if you ask your doctor to leave it here at Arlington Pharmacy.
A Hays City woman suffered a jaw dislocation and waited several hours with her mouth open until a doctor arrived. She did not die.
Dental advertisement by H. L. Cannon offering plate work and painless service at living prices. Located Room 208 Eigenfritz Building with secure elevator access. First class work and guaranteed results.
W L Jones calls attention to his general transfer business including coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of 11 kinds. Orders may be left by calling Queen City telephone number 444.
Dr Jack Duncan, noted blind phrenologist and clairvoyant, returns to Sedalia and sets up at 135 East Cooper Street to read the past and reveal the future. He promises to make hidden facts clear as day for visitors at McGurren's dinner location opposite Union Depot.
Arlington Pharmacy states it obtains supplies from all parts of the globe to ensure purity for prescription work. The note underscores a commitment to quality and reliable sourcing for medicines and related products.
Local notes report many visitors and residents in Sedalia from nearby towns including Miss Ella Gentry from near Sedalia visiting relatives, J P Kemp and daughter from Newland, N C McFarland and wife from Beaman, and Miss Stella Taylor from Lamonte. Bank and business trips appear, with movers such as Frank Bayliss family relocating, and a charity gate receipts proposal involving Browns.
Personal property loan offered by C. C. Lawson in the Katie building rooms 107 89. Bell telephone 467.
The Sedalia Browns, a Colored team, issue a challenge to any Sedalia team or any team in the area to meet them in a contest, signaling a bold challenge across local leagues.
Prescriptions are carefully compounded from selected ingredients at Arlington Pharmacy, promising reliable preparation and reasonable pricing for customers seeking personalized medication services.
Mayor Babcock calls a Tuesday meeting of citizens to plan a beautification push. The aim is a designated day for residents to clean lawns yards and streets so the town presents a neat appearance for arriving state fair visitors.
A Clyde girl endures two hollow teeth that prevent her from enjoying ice cream sodas. A dentist is working on fillings but plans to complete only after the ice cream season ends.
The Arlington Pharmacy highlights a courteous staff of three registered pharmacists with extensive experience. It stresses that its stock contains the purest obtainable drugs and medicines for customers.
Ott's offers a refreshing summer drink lineup with new and classic beverages. Patrons praise the crisp flavors and cool options perfect for hot days.
John Henry Summers left Sedalia for St. Louis and will not return for six months. He became intoxicated, cursed a policeman, and was sentenced to six months in the work house.
One hundred head of horses, workers, saddlers, and drivers for New Orleans. Will buy any kind of horse if fat and also seek good running walkers and fox trotters. Stevens' livery stable Sedalia Mo. Saturday August 31 1901. FRANK McHENRY.
Les Wells, with a checkered record, was arrested Thursday by Officer Boullt for stealing a grip from C. D. Corum of Boonville aboard a Katy passenger coach. Two eye witnesses support the claim. He is to be arraigned Saturday for preliminary trial with a bid to bind him over to the grand jury.
A ball game is arranged between Joe Roe's Tigers and Taylor Cain's Jewels at Liberty Park Sunday afternoon. The Jewels battery is Woods and Capen, while the Tigers battery is Almquist and Mevey.
Twenty five Mendota women confronted a saloon keeper demanding closure. When he refused they broke the front door and threatened to empty his liquor into the street unless he agreed to quit selling.
A brief note requests that the doctor leave a prescription with them for delivery, mentioning Arling. The message implies arranging interstate or local pharmacy service via a contact for dispensing.
Norman J. Colman, Missouri State fair president, invites World's fair directors to Sedalia on September 11. Seda lia citizens plan special entertainment and expect special Pullmans to transport visitors Tuesday night to Sedalia, per the St. Louis Globe.
Articles of association were filed with Recorder Lee Looney this morning for the Rockwell Mining Company. The company reports a paid-up capital of 12000 dollars with shareholders including J. A. Davis Dan Grow P Rockwell W T Grow J W Jamison and J A Daly located in Sedalia and Nevada.
Circuit Clerk P. H. Longan has appointed Miss Nettie Kennedy deputy to succeed Harry Carpenter who resigned to go to the Indian Territory. Miss Kennedy is currently in Colorado and will arrive next Monday to assume her duties.
The Arlington Pharmacy built its solid reputation mainly on the high grade of the goods it offers.
Attorney R. A. Higdon and his wife travel in a rubber tired spicer trap today. The vehicle was a present from Mrs. Selover, mother of Mrs. Higdon.
The Royal Bowling alleys will not be formally opened for the fall and winter season until Monday September 2 but will be open Saturday afternoon and night to accommodate patrons.
The Pettis county circuit court will convene on the first Monday in September and adjourn until the same date in October. The notice sets the schedule for the month transfer and next session.
Notice states willingness to clean out wells and cisterns in a satisfactory manner at prices to suit all. Listed address at Eighteenth and Marvin and Bell Telephone number 176 for contact.
Ex congressman John T Heard, long based in Washington, D C, arrived in Sedalia this morning and may take the Sedalia Trust Company presidency. He met with directors this afternoon after greeting friends and surveying the field, expressing pleasure at possibly making Sedalia his home.
All of Otts soda water is freshly carbonated pure cooling and exhilarating in tone and description highlighting the product quality.
Mother Baptiste of Denver was killed when the west bound Rio Grande Pullman overturned near Durango Colorado at 11 18 Thursday morning. Sister Mary Nora Harley McCoy and Pullman Conductor Whan of Denver were injured. The car dragged seventy five feet and the cause remains unexplained. Meyers of Denver learns of his sister's death.
The nun Mother Baptiste joined a St. Louis convent and became a leading figure in hospital work in the western states. She last visited Sedalia in May as a guest of her brother.
The prescription department of Arlington Pharmacy is described as pre eminent in the city, highlighting its top standing among rivals and its prominence in local pharmaceutical services.
Sedalia baseball club left for Quincy Ill to face the Quincy Reserves in a three game series. Cy Watt will pitch Saturday Merrill Tomlin Green Ridge will start Sunday Harrison will pitch Monday. Sedalia also schedules a game with St Charles in Jefferson City on Sunday Sept 8.
Red Cross Ball Blue is praised as the best in the world. The advertisement notes large two ounce packages priced at 5 cents.
Fire departments responded at 6 30 to 123 West Jefferson where John Hanrahan and family had just moved in. A stray stove pipe installation into a wall hole caused a blaze between the ceiling and roof but was quickly extinguished with buckets of water.
Local ad notes ice cream soda available for ten cents with children offered five cent pricing highlights at Ott's Pharmacy.
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