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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1903
Page
12
When unsure what to give, visit Bichsel Bros to find diamonds jewelry silver plated ware ornaments cut glass watches rings and bric a brac. The store offers a fine assortment carefully selected by experienced staff at fair prices. Call and inspect their stock.
Advertiser seeks immediate buyers for all furniture and contents of the Riley hotel to clear stock. Quick sale of furniture stoves carpets bedding and related items due to lack of space. Call to inspect bargains at once.
Ada M Estes wins a $2000 verdict in Morgan county on a change of venue from a $5000 damage claim stemming from the July 12 collision of the fast mail and the excursion at Little Blue. Attorneys Bohling and Lawson represented the plaintiff with Judge Shirk defending the railroad. The William Estes case was set for December 29.
George Trader manager of Sedalia Produce exhibits a fine venison in front of his market at Seventh and Ohio streets. The deer was killed up north and serves as a drawing card and testimony to Trader’s progressiveness and his effort to offer Sedalia a modern market for poultry and game of all kinds.
John D. Lawson dean of the law department at Missouri State University wrote to Attorney Mark A. Magruder asking for a copy of Laws of Commerce to be used among university exhibits at the World's Fair.
Granite Lodge No. 236 AF and AM will meet at 6 30 tomorrow evening for work in the Master Mason degree. All Master Masons are fraternally invited. George E. McNeil WM M Hodges, Secretary.
The partnership Wells & Castle ends by mutual consent. W J Castle continues the business, assumes all liabilities, and will collect all outstanding accounts.
James McCormack a native of Scotland completed the final naturalization papers on Saturday and is now a citizen of the United States.
Mary Allen of St. Louis credits Dock Mountain Tea with restoring health and complexion after constipation and stomach trouble. The ad notes a 35 cent price and lists W. E. Bard Drug Co. as the seller.
The Moerschel Brewing company received a car load of vats on Friday and plans to increase brewery capacity once they are installed.
The graphophone raffled at C. E. Mellor's saloon last night was won by Herman Busch on a throw of 47. Farris showcases new rubber goods from the factory.
An ad highlights Longan's Laundry offering prompt delivery to accompany its dry cleaning services. The notice notes satisfaction and growing customer base, with a contact phone listed as 154.
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