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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
4
Official record shows council approves G W Kemp bid to construct five foot sidewalks on the east side of Dai-Whi-Mo Court from Fourth to Sixth streets. The ordinance sets 90 day completion, special tax bill funding, and adherence to prior ordinances from 1894.
An official city document dated the fourth day of December 1901 shows the mayor J L Babcock attesting with the city seal, signed by City Clerk C E Baker.
Community short items list calls and trips from Sedalia residents and visitors. W M Williams visits from Boonville. R A Higdon and Morris Real Estate offer loans. Rev J M Van Wagner returns from Carthage with health, 918 West Seventh street residence taken. Multiple small business and personal notices include music, bacon, prunes, and travel to Columbia, Lookout, and Kansas City.
Dr. T. T. Major & Son announce limited time dental work at reduced rates including full set of teeth gold fillings amalgam fillings cement fillings gold crowns and bridge work. Office at 410 Ohio street opposite court house.
Public works notice announces half mile rock road at Longwood north end and half mile gravel or rock road on Petty road. For details contact E. R. Blair Secretary at Sedalia National Bank. Contracts awarded December 9, 1901.
W L Jones announces a general transfer business including coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving. Telephone Queen City 444.
General J K Hudson claims the St Louis and Colorado railway is building from Union to Bell Missouri with the goal to reach Kansas City by the World’s Fair. Backed by John Sollen and ex Governor Francis the line uses Santa Fe tracks to Union and promises west east outlet for Morgan county mines at Versailles aiding coal lead and zinc interests.
An ad touts Buck's Hot Blast Oak as the greatest twentieth century wonder and the world’s most economical soft coal burner. It claims complete gas and smoke consumption with no clinkers and invites inquiries at P. Hoffman's establishment.
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