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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
7
Mrs. Otto Preuss of Everton Missouri is visiting the Beasmore family and plans to stay through the holidays. The visit centers on family time during the festive season.
An advertisement notes electrolysis for hair removal and restoration, plus removal of moles and warts. It invites orders for doll wigs switches and hair chains as Christmas presents. The ad mentions toilet and shell goods shampooing hair dressing and facial and scalp massage at 122 West Third Street.
Mrs Cornelia Foddrill of Versailles died Wednesday at her home at age 66. She was the mother of three children who survive her. The funeral was held at the Baptist church in Versailles Thursday afternoon.
F H Rasa and Miss Lena Teaman both of Florence Missouri wed Thursday at the bride’s step father John Ramer home The ceremony was performed by Rev Chaff of Lamb Missouri.
Charles Conrad formerly with Hotel Sicher’s managing firm may relocate to Kansas City to explore opportunities. He plans to visit in a day or two. His youngest son has been ill but is showing slight improvement.
Rev. Joel R. Crockett of Marshall will preach at the Cumberland Presbyterian church next Sunday. Pastor Rev. Surface has left for Virginia and will wed on December 18.
Walter Jackson of Holden and John Brewer of Warrensburg sell raffle tickets in Sedalia for a livery barn and equipment. They value the stable at 4500 dollars.
J B Kraus of Guenther's learns of the death of his cousin Henry Potthoff in Peoria Illinois at age 60. Potthoff left a wife and four children.
A G Huse, a retired capitalist from Cole Camp, married Wednesday night at the Hotel Kaiser to Mrs Colie B Jabas of Cerrario Kas. The ceremony joined two well regarded locals in Cen tario.
City Council of Sedalia Missouri invites bids to replace condemned wooden and defective sidewalks on the East side of Lafayette Avenue from Third Street to Broadway. Bids due 5 p.m. December 16, 1901, per ordinance approved November 1901. City reserves right to reject all bids. Seal and signature of City Clerk Co. E. Baker.
Notice to sidewalk contract bids in Sedalia Missouri under an ordinance condemning wooden and defective sidewalks on the east side of Grand Avenue from Main to Second Street and providing brick sidewalks in their place. The city reserves the right to reject all bids. Witness the seal of the City of Sedalia dated December 2, 1901.
Owen Brown relocates his stock of sheet music and musical merchandise to 514 Ohio Street and invites friends and customers to visit.
A downtown sale offers the lowest prices on dolls and toys at The Boston located at 214 Ohio Street. Shoppers find bargains on popular playthings in this featured store event.
The article extols a green old age like vigorous trees, achieved by sound digestion. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for stomach and nutrition issues, citing customer testimonials from L. B. Spencer in Blackstone VA and others praising renewed strength and vitality. It warns against stimulants and substitutes, urging use of Pierce medicines for the elderly.
The letters promote Liberty Bell flour from the New Lebanon Roller Mills made from Cooper county wheat. It claims high quality with sacks warrantied and priced as the best $2 flour in the state. The note is signed by J. M. Cain from Yeater's Old Stand at 112 14 West Main with contact numbers.
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