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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1901

Page

4

Demise of Larry Shy Noted in New Kirk Funeral Plans

Larry Shy son of John T Shy former Sedalia resident and high school graduate of 1894 died yesterday at New Kirk Oklahoma funeral arrangements pending The Shy family survived a famous 19th century confrontation with nineteen Indians on a New Mexico ranch in which Larry was shot and wounded while his mother and he narrowly escaped through the woods Father and son separated for days before a reunion Researchers and local history mark the episode as one of western history’s remarkable rescues.

Larry Shy Sedalia New Kirk Oklahoma John T. Shy Livestock Commission New Mexico Yeater Yeaters Mr. Shy Shy

Osteopathy Advancing in Sedalia Dr Dunkin Physicians

Scores of testimonials from Cooper and Howard counties hail Drs Dunkin as osteopathic physicians. They describe osteopathy as a mechanical, noninvasive method relying on anatomy and physiology and offer free consultations at home or office. They recently moved from Boonville to Sedalia East Sixteenth Street and announce new offices in Hoffman building downtown with Queen City telephone exchange. They highlight success in female treatments by Misses Dunkin.

Cooper Howard Sedalia Boonville East Sixteenth Street Montgomery Farm Queen City Hoffman

Hunting and Fishing in the South book notice

A promotional note describes a book titled Hunting and Fishing in the South detailing best localities for game and fish, southern state laws, guides, and hotel rates. It lists G. B. Allen at Southern Railway St Louis as the contact to obtain the volume via two cent postage.

G. B. Allen Southern Railway St. Louis

Five Hundred Thousand Dollar Loan Notice

George M. Riddle advertises a five hundred thousand dollar loan at 320 Ohio Street Sedalia Missouri. Old newspapers for sale also offered at this office.

Geo. M. Riddle Ohio St Sedalia, Mo

Funeral for Larry Shy Held at Bethesda Baptist Church

Funeral services for Larry Shy will be held tomorrow morning at Bethesda Baptist Church six miles south of town. The procession from J. W. Menefee’s residence on West Broadway will begin at 10 o clock.

Larry Shy Baptist Bethlehem Church J. W. Menefee West Broadway

Excursion to Ben Hur Show Postponed in Missouri

All seats sold for the Ben Hur performance in St. Louis Wednesday night. The Missouri Pacific excursion from here will be postponed until Friday.

St. Louis Missouri Pacific

Evangelical Y P Cites Meeting for German Church

The Young People’s society of the German Evangelical church meets this evening at 8 o’clock. All members are urged to attend and bring new members.

Evangelical Y. P Young People’s Society of the German Evangelical Church

Dan Byard's Girl Born at 207 South Grand

A handsome 12 pound baby girl was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Dan Byard at their home 207 South Grand Avenue.

Dan Byard South Grand Avenue

Fire destroys buildings along government dock and Camp Low

Special to The Sentinel. Sandy Hook December 2. All the buildings along the government dock and Camp Low were destroyed by fire this morning.

The Sentinel Sandy Hook Government Dock Camp Low

Marriage Licenses Recorded in Hickory County

R W Gery and Hackman cited in marriage license records for Hickory County with Lucy Casey and city listed as parties.

R. W. Gery Hackman Hickory County Lucy Casey City

Opening of Winter Tourist Season

The Southern railway announces for the winter of 1901 and 1902 its most superb service ever offered as it operates lines over the South linking travel between the north and south through Florida Cuba Mexico the Pacific Coast and Central America.

The Southern Railway Florida Cuba Mexico Pacific Coast Central America

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