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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1901
Page
8
J. B. Quigley canceled 350 000 of the Nevada Water Works bonds and released the mortgages in Vernon county recorder's office. The bonds totaled 50 000 first mortgage 100 000 second 200 000 third. In lieu of these bonds 125 000 new bonds were issued. Nevada Post.
In Toledo December 10 Mrs Jessie Cole feigned tears in court before Police Judge Wachenheimer to gain sympathy. A judge ordered her hands down and found she was laughing, yet she was fined 25 dollars plus costs for the staged display.
Kautzman at 104 West Main offers a largest 25 cent kid body doll in Sedalia. The listing notes a sizable toy figure available for purchase at the shop.
James H. Wagner of Burgin Kentucky fought a large snake that crawled from under a pillow and killed it with his fists after finding no weapon. The incident occurred last night.
Senator Cockrell introduced two bills in Washington to aid Missouri. One seeks relief for damages suffered by the University of Missouri during the Civil War and the other provides aid for the Nevada Missouri insane asylum No. 1. Similar measures were previously presented in the last Congress.
Miss Isabelle Daniel leaves Arlington at noon for St Louis on a visit. She plans to continue to Jacksonville Illinois to visit her sister afterward.
Missouri Pacific operator Roy Stilwell of Higginsville was examined today on standard rules. Agent Bailey will visit here tomorrow for the same examination.
Governor Dockery announced a new requirement for pardon applications in Missouri. Applicants must include the name of the trial judge or prosecuting attorney, and all pardon requests will be released to the press daily for public display.
The Campbells are Comin Hurrah Murrah features two bagpipers four buglers a giant drum major and full kilted regimental attire. Under authority of His Majesty's Government in Canada and Col. Macdonald officers the Celebrated 48th Highlanders Regiment tours ignite enthusiasm in 300 American cities.
A local store offers a contest rewarding top collectors of Q or our stamps with a $15 doll and go cart for girls and a $15 bicycle for boys. Four runners up receive $2 dressed dolls. Stamps must be from December 1 to 25 and returned by 8 p.m. December 24. Prizes on display. premium book from J M Anderson & Co. Boston advances hats as holiday gifts.
Cameron Brown president of the Scotch Kilities band visits the city to arrange for the troupe's appearance here next Tuesday night.
A vendor notes price differences for umbrellas sold as gifts with marked profits for sellers. They state umbrellas cost between 38 cents and 3 dollars 75 cents, indicating quality is not the sole factor in pricing.
On December 5 the Base Burner price is $33.00 while Sundays and holidays are excluded. A January 14 sale is planned if the item remains unsold, with a minimum bid of $1.00.
George M. Riddle advertises farm loans in central Missouri at 65 percent annual interest with optional principal payments of 100 dollars or more. Loans available to borrow and renew as long as desired. Visit 20 Ohio Street Sedalia Mo for details.
Having received a large and up to date line of the very best of carvers and cutlery I can please the most fastidious. It will pay you to examine our immense line before you buy P Hoffmaz.
Miss Marguerite McDaniel of the public library found one of C. H. Bard's nickels and received the first prize offered for returning the money.
Kautzman at City Drug Store advertises holiday goods and gift ideas for the season.
Mrs. A S McGowan received a $2000 check from Sedalia camp No 16 W O W on the policy carried by her husband Dr McGowan.
Judge Parsons will hold court Saturday to determine the mental condition of the defendant in an insanity case. The proceeding will assess the defendant’s fitness to stand trial and potential legal accountability.
Arlington shop advertises fine candy and a wide range of guns for rent or sale. It promotes best quality munitions and variety. Also lists kid body dolls at 25 cents and brands like They’re whop pers by Kautzman at City Drug Store.
Editor Norris of the Tipton Mail reported in the city on Monday that mines in the district are booming, signaling strong activity and prospecting prospects in the area.
While shopping, visit P. Hoffman's to inspect a large line of Buck’s ranges cook stoves and heaters. He will gladly demonstrate options you may consider purchasing or not.
Mrs Rethela Jenks of Windsor died in Kansas City Monday from a brain hemorrhage. Her remains arrived Monday evening and were shipped to Windsor for burial. She was seventy years old.
A runaway horse dashed along Ohio Street before the courthouse. A buggy overturned, Bill Gee Pluck was thrown out but used a trumpet to swing into a balcony. He then led a young lady toward a nearby office and reportedly invested a large sum in Hot Stuff and Rich Hill Nut products at stated prices.
A report notes prescriptions compounded at Arlington facilities aid doctors in patient treatment. It highlights how compounded formulas customize care and support medical teams in improving outcomes.
The advertisement claims Wilson heaters are the only absolutely air tight wood heater, burns chips cobs knots roots and any fuel, keeps fire forty eight hours, with a complete line at P Hoffman's.
Olean News reports Versailles organizes a Commercial club as the town keeps pace with rapid development. The feature highlights a bustling period with new business activity and community initiatives.
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